Link via Kidsmodern.com...


  

God, I love the internet. And thanks to mom for holding on to my Transformer battle cards for 20 years...

Filecards are a large part of the G.I.Joe: Real American Hero legacy. Included with virtually every G.I.Joe action figure released by Hasbro, these cards added a character and a history to each figure.

  

New Port Richey Police officer spotted Wiley in a suspicious vehicle - a blue Ford Explorer - at a convenience store off U.S. 19, according to Capt. Darryl Garman. When the officer went to investigate, the Explorer took off.

The chase, eventually joined by a second officer, led down the highway to Sunset Road and Veterans Drive, back to 19, back to Sunset, and finally over the bridge into Port Richey.

But the Explorer was spotted a minute later on Grand Boulevard, Garman said. From there it went to River Gulf Road, then south on Washington Street to Massachusetts Avenue. About 1 p.m., the officers broke off the chase because it could have put others in danger, Garman said. The Explorer was last seen heading south on Grand.

Most Ford Explorers have automatic transmissions, though several people say Wiley is perfectly competent with a stick shift.

"He is one of the best drivers I've ever seen in my life, " said Lee Michie, a longtime acquaintance. "But he's the worst person I've ever met."

  

John Brandick has a new lease on life, but who's going to front the security deposit? Seriously, if I had a nickel for every television show that centered around this very plotline, I'd give it to the poor bastard. Link via The People...

DAD John Brandrick quit his job, sold everything and blew the lot after doctors told him he had just six months to live.

But now John, 62, faces financial ruin - because the medics have admitted: "You're not dying after all."

It turned out that the initial diagnosis of terminal cancer was WRONG.

John even stopped paying his mortgage to free up cash and live every minute to the full with his partner Sally Laskey. The bombshell news that he will live forces him to sell his sole remaining possession - his house.

  

See you in '10...

The championships feature competition in a variety of categories that include everything from the delicate Dali moustache to the outrageous full beard freestyle. The competitors appear before a panel of distinguished judges charged with the responsibility of awarding the coveted world titles to the best of the best. This facial-hair celebration is open to everyone and spectators are welcome.

  

  

OK. I exaggerate. More like a VW. But a great keyboard nevertheless. Also available via Amazon.


  

Anybody wanna get narced?

The following risky activities, decadent foods, and otherwise foolhardy indulgences are detrimental to your health. You will, however, not perish in vain.

  

Apparently, chocolate labs prefer the real deal...


  

George Brett's yarbles might be easy on the eye, but Tim McCarver's generalist's approach to baseball has made him an easy target behind the mic.

Here's how Tim McCarver might go about explaining the central premise of this feature: "See here, Maxim.com is writing about bad baseball announcers, a group that includes the baseball announcers who aren't good. What Maxim is doing, I think, is compiling a list—a series of names or other items written or printed together in a meaningful grouping or sequence so as to constitute a record—of the announcers who are lousy, poor, or inferior, if you will. So essentially, what they're trying to do is 'list' baseball's 'bad' announcers, in a list-like format."

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