
Saturday, May 2, 2009
29 nails

Sunday, April 5, 2009
Gold Porsche stolen
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Bat'leth Bandits


The Klingons are back in the news
and will probably be making first contact in Colorado as someone has stolen one of their weapons and is robbing 7-11s with it:
A man used a "Star Trek Klingon type sword" to allegedly rob two Colorado Springs stores early Wednesday morning, police told The Denver Post.
The robber used a weapon described to police as a "Batleth" sword, according to the newspaper.
Police said the man was wearing a black mask, blue jeans and a black jacket, and fled on foot from both stores with an undisclosed amount of cash, The Denver Post reported.
He targeted two 7-11 stores in the span of an hour, starting shortly before 2 a.m., police said.
Bat'leth itself means "Sword of Honor" in Klingon.
A replica bat'leth was among the blades surrendered to British police as part of the 2006 knife amnesty.
I am curious as to how the 7-11 workers knew this was a Bat'leth...aren't most Trekkies retired by now?
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Tracking the Baby Jesus

Now, churches are fighting back with GPS trackers that could lead police, as if guided by a bright star above, directly to the Son of God.
The GPS devices are being offered by BrickHouse Security, a New York-based company lending the hardware and tracking service free of charge to churches and synagogues for the holiday season.
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Multi Use Lawn Ornaments
He said the 49-year-old suspect became intoxicated, went over to a neighbor's home on Thanksgiving and began waving a kitchen knife at people gathered on the lawn.
He cut several peoples' clothing before one of them decided to fight back.
Police said the man with the knife was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. The guest who took up the candy cane was not arrested because police determined he acted in self-defense.
Monday, June 9, 2008
Iowa women says, "Wee people responsible for flower garden damage."
update: may be a new 'mutant' breed of wee people-pesticides to blame
Saturday, June 7, 2008
Thong bandits surrender
ARYADA, Colorado (AP) -- Police in a Colorado town say they've caught two "thong bandits" who used women's underwear to disguise themselves during a convenience store robbery.
Nineteen-year-old Joaquin Rico turned himself in Friday, two days after 24-year-old alleged accomplice Joseph R. Espinoza turned himself in.
A surveillance video released last week by police in Arvada, Colo., shows two unarmed men inside the convenience store. They stole an undisclosed amount of cash and cigarettes in the May 16 robbery.
One man wore a green thong and the other wore blue. Each thong barely covered the man's nose, mouth and chin and left the rest of his face exposed. One also wore a pink backpack in which he stuffed the stolen items
what a couple of butt heads!


