It's late and I'm tired...

So at my school, there was supposed to be a protest on Nov. 6. It was something about permitting concealed handgun license holders to be able to bring the weapons on campus. I'm not going to be talking about sides on this one, I just want to explain what happened. The protest was to consist of people carrying empty holsters to school and passing out pamphlets or some junk like that. Well, I don't guess the school cared for that too much, so they didn't allow it to happen. If you're carrying an empty holster, doesn't that count as outerwear? I'm not too savvy on this, but it seams that it would be the exact same thing as wearing a shirt with a gun on it. Let me know what you guys think on this one.

Move Over Joker

What does it take for someone to go nuts? Not much, apparently. Maybe boredom? In the comics and movies, supervillains are notoriously creepy, inherently scary, and slightly flamboyant, but if you come across that type in real life, well...you may not be as impressed. The "supervillains" in real life are more like one hit wonders. I suppose you would have to have superpowers not to get caught by the justice system if you pulled off schemes the likes of Magneto. Maybe eventually, technology will allow for some really psychotic villains, but in the meantime, I guess we'll just have to settle for these guys.

[Via Cracked]

Nice meat you got there...

These kinds of world records have never sat well with me. Make a giant food, get your name in a book. Wow. That's difficult. Forget the guy who came up with that two handed guitar chord(i don't know how that's possible, either. I guess that's why he holds the record...), this guy just got a lot of meat and...cooked it! Simply amazing. I don't know what's more disturbing, the fact that these guys get their kicks from making balls of meat, or the fact that said ball of meat looks like Mel Gibson's liver.

USA Today on retarded meatball...