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[BillyJeanKing]

http://abcnews.go.com/US/duke-lacros...ry?id=13375065

[Andrew]

Those books sales must've really went to her head.

[theholycow]

In 2006, Mangum accused three Duke lacrosse players of raping her at an off-campus party. She and another dancer had been paid to perform for the team. Her story was eventually found to be false and a year later charges against the players were dropped.

In February 2010, Mangum was arrested and charged with attempted murder, arson and child abuse after an argument with Milton Walker, then her boyfriend. According to police, she attacked Walker and set his clothes on fire in the bathtub while three children were present. She also allegedly told Walker "I'm going to stab you [expletive]!" in front of officers.

She was found guilty in December of three counts of child abuse, injury to personal property and resisting a public officer. She was sentenced to 88 days in jail, which she had already served while awaiting trial. The felony arson charge was dismissed.

...and someone decided to try and be her boyfriend after all of that? Dumbass. He should be eligible for a Darwin award.

[Andrew]

I remember that case. Weren't the kids kicked outta school too?



Ruined their lives pretty much, for some bullshit excuse. Then you try to cash in on it.

[theholycow]

http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/we...807919.html?dr

[IMG]http://media.nbcwashington.com/images/654*368/676275.jpg[/IMG]
Got milk?

How about 26 gallons of it? One man did, at least for a little while. And that man was dressed in a cow costume.

In the category of You Can't Make This Stuff Up If You Tried, the 18-year-old crawled into a Stafford, Va., Walmart on all fours, reported PotomacLocal.com.

After standing, he loaded about $92 worth of milk into a shopping cart and simply rolled the cart out of the without paying, police have confirmed to NBC Washington.

He then attempted to give the milk away outside the store, and tried to flee the scene by skipping away, police said.

Jonathan Payton, 18, of North Stafford, Va., was given a summons and released at the scene.

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Bastards with their difficult-to-embed photo URL. Jesty pic of dude in cao suit...

http://media.nbcwashington.com/image...368/676275.jpg
http://media.nbcwashington.com/image...368/676275.jpg

[stonehenge]

figures

[theholycow]

http://www.mail.com/business/economy...-stage-hero1-6

Originally Posted by excerpts

Exxon earns nearly $11B in 1Q, best since 2008

The world's largest publicly traded company on Thursday reported net income of $10.65 billion, or $2.14 per share, in the first three months of the year. That compares with $6.3 billion, or 1.33 per share a year ago. Revenue increased 26 percent to $114 billion.

The quarter was Exxon's best since it earned a record $14.83 billion in 2008's third quarter.

Earnings grew across the company's business segments. Income from its exploration and production business gained 49 percent to $8.7 billion while the company's downstream business, which includes refineries, posted a huge 30-fold jump to more than $1.1 billion.

Exxon's huge profit followed similar results by other oil companies.

Europe's largest oil company, Royal Dutch Shell PLC, reported $8.78 billion in first-quarter profits, up 60 percent from a year ago. BP PLC's quarterly earnings rose 16 percent to $7.2 billion. ConocoPhillips said net income grew 43 percent to $3 billion and Occidental Petroleum Corp. said earnings climbed 46 percent to $1.55 billion.

Exxon Mobil Corp. increased earnings even though it produced less oil and natural gas liquids. Benchmark crude prices rose 20 percent from a year ago.

[BillyJeanKing]

that are relevant to my inshrests

[Andrew]

I still dont understand how when oil goes down, gas prices go up, yet profit from each barrel sold remains relativity unchanged.

Does the tax they have to pay change? Exxon made something like $.02 profit on each gallon sold last year.

...wish the damn CDN govn't would lower the tax oil companies have to pay. Were paying nearly $5.30 a gallon up here, and its STILL going up.

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Im going to be ripped by summers end. Biking 40K a day FTW!

[Cez★]

need bamf motorcycle imo

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i thought i had read that there be looters and thieves running around in the south where all the storms came down. why cant we just shoot fucks like these?

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The helicopters that flew the Navy SEALs on the mission to kill Osama bin Laden were a radar-evading variant of the special operations MH-60 Black Hawk, according to a retired special operations aviator.

http://defensenews.com/story.php?i=6414345&c=AME&s=AIR

[theholycow]

Originally Posted by Andrew

I still dont understand how when oil goes down, gas prices go up, yet profit from each barrel sold remains relativity unchanged.

Does the tax they have to pay change? Exxon made something like $.02 profit on each gallon sold last year.

I don't think they've published data on profit margin for a given week, only a year at a time. However, if they buy crude oil cheaper today, that doesn't mean it should be cheaper at the pump today; they still have to ship it, refine it, load it into trucks, and then the gas station has to need a refill before they ship it to them.

I'm pretty sure there are deals where gas stations can pay virtual prices that fluctuate more quickly with the market, but I don't know exactly how they work or how common they are. They are good when prices are dropping but when prices are rising it's better to have paid in full for the delivery they already received...

[apedestrian]

Originally Posted by Cez^_^

need bamf motorcycle imo

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i thought i had read that there be looters and thieves running around in the south where all the storms came down. why cant we just shoot fucks like these?

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http://defensenews.com/story.php?i=6414345&c=AME&s=AIR

kinda hard to have stealth helicopter since u have a rotor that's spinning at a shit load of Rpm's

[stonehenge]

Put pillows on rotors

Problem ape?

[Cez★]

think it had a hub or something over it

[BillyJeanKing]

Video page
Full screen




http://www.deseretnews.com/article/7...into-wall.html

[shootermcgavin003]

thats such bullshit on that really if she was 30 and a dude no one would ever say a word its the fact she is 15 and has a cunt

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http://www.wkyt.com/wymtnews/headlines/121544019.html

my week

[stonehenge]

pinche az

[BillyJeanKing]

http://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1...iner+pulls+out

[apedestrian]

[BillyJeanKing]

[Snowman]

Mountie docked five days pay after prostitute swiped wallet and BlackBerry

In late 2009, senior RCMP officers launched an investigation to recover a constable's identification card and force-issued BlackBerry that had been stolen by a prostitute while she performed oral sex on the officer in his car.

[Cez★]

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2011/...20083834.shtml

Bringing home the bacon is one of Washington's oldest traditions.
Both Democrats and Republicans in Congress spend considerable time trying to get federal funds for pet projects in their home districts.

So how's that affected some of the newer members who came to Washington vowing to cut federal spending at every turn? CBS News correspondent Sharyl Attkisson reports that in some cases, apparently, not at all.

Everyone agrees the old Stillwater Bridge linking Minnesota and Wisconsin is on its last legs and must go. But the fancy, $700 million replacement in the works costs double the cheaper alternative.

Why is Congress a millionaires club?
Do corporate interests rule Washington?
CBSNews.com special report: The United States of Influence
A bill co-sponsored by Republican freshman Sean Duffy paved the way for the expensive bridge to be built, even though he ran on this platform: "Our national debt has grown sky high thanks to the liberals in D.C. I'll work in Congress to cut spending and balance the budget."

Duffy's office told us his bill doesn't fund the bridge, it simply allows it to move forward and has some Democratic support too.

Steve Ellis of Taxpayers for Common Sense sees it as a perfect example of excess Congress can't seem to resist, even during a time of fiscal crisis.

"There's an alternative that's hundreds of millions of dollars less, maybe not the signature bridge, maybe not the tourist attraction, but actually could get the job done for far less money," Ellis says.

Freshman Republican Steven Palazzo of Mississippi also ran as a fiscal conservative. Then he added more than $150 million to the defense budget, bound for a shipyard in his own district.

He didn't want to talk to CBS News but has said he's "glad to be able to help ensure the long-term viability of our shipbuilding industry."

Republican Duncan Hunter, now in his second term, added $5 million to the 2012 defense budget destined for Trex Enterprises, where employees are major donors to his campaign. Hunter also asked for $3 million in tax dollars for Trex in 2010.

A spokesman for Hunter told us part of his role in Congress is drawing business to companies in his district.

If Congress really expects to do more with less, it's not evident in their add-ons to the 2012 defense budget. There are fewer of them than in years past, but they add up to just as much as before: about $1.3 billion.

[Cez★]

A 14-year-old American citizen has been found guilty in a Mexican court of torturing and beheading at least four people and kidnapping three others.
Judge Jose Luis Jaimes sentenced the teenager, known as "El Ponchis" ("The Cloak") to three years in a correctional facility -- the maximum sentence allowed under Mexican law because of his age. The teen also must pay a 4.5 million-peso fine (about $400,000).

http://www.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/americ...hp_p1&iref=NS1

[apedestrian]

I ain't ever going to Mexico





























without a Ak

[stonehenge]

Fts