Kentucky Learns From Their Past Mistakes

– Justifies Violent Celebrations By Shooting Villains On The Run

 

University of Kentucky Basketball Fans have prevented a wanted villain from escaping justice by shooting him in the leg and causing injuries severe enough that doctors had to amputate his foot.

Doctors amputated the foot of 31-year-old Harold Calloway after he was shot in the leg around 2 a.m. by Kentucky Fans celebrating in the streets. Calloway has outstanding criminal warrants in Indiana and remains hospitalized Tuesday afternoon.

No arrests have been made yet and Kentucky fans prove once again that basketball is so much more than just a street game.

Sorry folks, I don’t care what sport is played or what celebrating is done. Neither one is worth losing an arm or a leg, or any other body part, for that matter.

Fumbled Shots

We have two entries for fun strip Friday today.

First, this has to be rigged / staged, but regardless it IS the worst shooting performance ever!

Second, It is always a good idea to proof the design and concept before signing the check.
If Tennessee has performance issues this year, we know why…

Time to Stock up?

In the old days…
Back to school meant more shopping. More shopping meant spending more money on the economy.

Now a days…
Back to school means snuffled noses, sneezes, germs and the dreaded H1N1 !!!
And stock market hype!!!

At this point, I’d like to thank the following….

WHO for saying that this flu season could be even worse.
and
The pharma companies (some of them at least) finally getting around to developing a vaccine.

The swine flu (pandemic) index I put together last spring is once again on the move.

This week alone has seen quite a rise in two of my favorites on the is list; Qdel and SVA.

QDEL – develops the test for the flu which your doctor does when you go to him or her and say you don’t feel well.

SVA – develops the vaccine you take, so you don’t have to take the test.

Though I might be a day (in this case a week) late and a dollar short, I think it is time once again (for those who a willing to take a bit of a risk) to ride the hype wave.

As always, invest wisely and good luck surfing!