Posts Tagged ‘wacky’

I don’t know what it was about this week, but for somereason wacky news just kept coming up.

First there was the report of a sixth human foot found washed up on a stretch of shoreline in BC in a span of less than a year, but this was later revealed to be a hoax.

Then there was the reports of a teen-pregnancy pact in Massechussets, complete with a 24 year-old homeless man as one of the fathers.

Just two days ago, someone sent me this link about a woman that had been dead for 42 years in front of her television before anyone found her.

The week even started out pretty wild with stories of Taliban attackers freeing anywhere from 250-400 of their comrades from a prison in Afghanistan.

I don’t even want to know what next week will bring.

-Parker

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