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R.I.P. JOHNNY STRANGE (2/20/74 - 2/21/10)
Monday 02-22-2010 4:49pm CT
JOHNNY STRANGE (RYAN MELTON) PASSED AWAY EARLY SUNDAY MORNING IN LUBBOCK, TX. HE HAS LONG BEEN BATTLING A FORM OF MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY AND OVER THE LAST YEAR HIS HEALTH HAS INCREASINGLY GONE DOWNHILL. HE MOVED BACK HOME LATE LAST YEAR TO GET BETTER AND UNFORTUNATELY, THAT DID NOT HAPPEN.
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR JOHNNY ARE THIS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2010, @ 1:00PM, AT FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH IN LUBBOCK, TX.
WE WILL ALL MISS YOU JOHNNY!
Small engine plane crashes into the Echelon building in Austin, TX
Thursday 02-18-2010 2:06pm CT
This was a deliberate act by an individual FED UP with the government and specifically the IRS. He set his $236,000.00 house on fire and deliberately ran his plane into the building off of Mopac and 183 that houses many businesses, including the IRS. Click the link below to read the manifesto he reportedly left before ending his life. WELL, THE WEBSITE HAS BEEN TAKEN DOWN...IMAGINE THAT. I, FORTUNATELY PRINTED THE DOCUMENT AND SCANNED IT IN, KNOWING FULL WELL THAT THIS WOULD LIKELY BE THE END RESULT. CLICK BELOW IF YOU ARE AT LEAST 18 YEARS OF AGE. CONTAINS SOME USE OF INAPPROPRIATE LANGUAGE FOR A YOUNGER AUDIENCE.  View DocumentStupidest Statements Awards of 2009 Announced by Mega Genius (R)
Tuesday 01-05-2010 10:02am CT
Tavares, FL (MMD Newswire) January 4, 2010 -- The Stupidest
Statements Awards have been bestowed again upon the famous
by Mega Genius (R), The Man with the Perfect IQ (TM). His seventh
annual prizes of recognition for "crash-and-burn lapses in
intelligence" are just for fun.
1. Kanye West, American rapper, for snatching Taylor Swift's
microphone at the MTV Video Music Awards and interrupting her
acceptance speech for Best Female Video: "I'm gonna let you
finish, but Beyoncé had one of the best videos of all time." CNN,
Sept. 14. (Mega Genius: "And the award for most ghastly
performance goes to...."
2. Ryan O'Neal, American actor, for trying to pick up an attractive
woman at the funeral of his longtime partner, Farrah Fawcett: "You
have a drink on you? You have a car?" Then his daughter said,
"Daddy, it's me -- Tatum!" Vanity Fair, Sept. (Mega Genius: "In a
reprisal of his role in Peyton Place."
3. Michael Duvall, pro-family values California State Assemblyman,
for boasting to another lawmaker about his extramarital affairs, near
a live microphone: "She goes, 'I know you like spanking me.' I said,
'Yeah, that's 'cause you're such a bad girl.'" AP, Sept. 10. (Mega
Genius: "Nuff said!"
4. Danica Patrick, Indianapolis 500 car racer, for her logic when
asked if she would take a performance-enhancing drug that would
enable her to win that race, if she knew that she would not get
caught: "Well, then it's not cheating, is it? If nobody finds out?''
Sports Illustrated, Jun. 1. (Mega Genius: "There is a place for you in
politics.)
5. Sallie Peake, mayor of Wellford, South Carolina, for her no-chase
police order: "I do not want anyone chasing after any suspects
whatsoever." WSPA-TV, Sept. 21. (Mega Genius: "News flash --
Mafia votes South Carolina mayor Miss Congeniality.")
6. Paris Hilton, "celebutante," for her answer at a press conference
in the UK when asked if she knew who the British prime minister was:
"Yes, it's Gordon...Gordon Ramsay, isn't it?" TheSun.co.uk, Jan. 28.
(Mega Genius: "Now I need to lie down.")
7. Edward Whitacre, Jr., the new CEO of bankrupt General Motors,
for his summation of his knowledge about Detroit's auto industry: "I
don't know anything about cars." The Washington Post, Jun. 10.
(Mega Genius: "Then you should fit right in.")
8. Serena Williams, American professional tennis player, for her
profanity-laced threat to a lineswoman at the US Open semi-finals,
for which she received a one point penalty -- that was match point --
and a $175,000 fine: "If I could, I would take this ... ball and shove it
down your ... throat." AP, Sept. 13. (Mega Genius: "I thought she took
that rather well.")
9. Bruce Springsteen, American singer-songwriter, for the welcome
he bellowed to his adoring fans at the Auburn Hills Palace, in
Michigan: "Hello, Ohio!" AP, Nov. 15. (Mega Genius: "Tell me again,
where were you born?")
10. Michelle Obama, First Lady of the US, for her declaration as she
planted a produce garden on the White House grounds: "I've found
that our children like vegetables better if they taste good." AP, Mar.
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