[] The Catholic Church has demanded that Sony run a disclaimer stating that The Da Vinci Code is "entirely fictional." (Reuters 4/15)
Sony has agreed to comply, providing the Vatican does the same.
[] A federal court has affirmed the right of Harrah's Casino to fire a Reno bartender who refused to wear makeup. (Associated Press 4/15)
The bartender was relying on the "Rosey O'Donnell Rule" governing show room headliners.
[] Walter "Puggy" Pearson, World Series of Poker legend, died in Las Vegas at age 77. (Los Angeles Times 4/15)
An autopsy has confirmed that he's not bluffing.
[] A spokesman for the Church of Scientology says that, according to church doctrine, words may not be spoken while Katie Holmes gives birth. (Sacramento Bee 4/16)
Tom will, however, be allowed to jump up and down on her bed.
[] A campaign is underway to find a more "contemporary" image to replace the familiar N.B.A. logo. (Los Angeles Times 4/16)
Why not keep the old one and just add a few ugly tattoos?
[] Wal-Mart will stop selling firearms in 1000 of its stores nationwide. (Associated Press 4/15)
A company executive cited reduced demand, an effort to attract more upscale customers and Dick Cheney.
[] A federal court struck down a Los Angeles city ordinance allowing police to arrest homeless people sleeping in public. (Los Angeles Daily News 4/15)
They may continue, however, shipping them to Calcutta.
[] A tornado ripped into the campus of the University of Iowa, with 150 m.p.h. winds
tearing off the roof of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority. (New York Times 4/15)
Alpha Chi Omega is Greek for "Yikes! The tables down at Morrie's just landed on Morrie!"
[] The State Department is taking applications for $25 million in grants to help topple the government of Iran. Said a spokesman, "Iran is governed by an unelected clerical elite not accountable to the people." (New York Times 4/15)
In other words... like us.
[] The head of the Utah Boy Scouts warns that members are not allowed to participate in immigration ralleys. (Salt Lake City Tribune 4/16)
The problem came to light when an Eagle Scout candidate was caught trying to start a fire by rubbing two green cards together.
[] Cardinal Roger Mahoney has a "special blend" of incense he prefers to use during rituals. (Los Angeles Times 4/16)
It's the traditional Vatican blend with a pinch of ground up priest pedophile subpoenas.
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