CNN: news so fast we cant bother with tensecouch 'em wrote:CNN is reporting he was found hanged (hung?) in his hotel closet by a nylon rope made from the room's curtains. No sign of forced entry. Is it too inappropriate to make a 'forced entry' joke here?smupony94 wrote:David Carradine Found Dead in Hotel Room
Originally posted 06/04/2009 10:05AM
Oscar-nominated actor David Carradine, best known for his leading role of Kwai Chang Caine on TV's Kung Fu in the 1970s, died Wednesday in Bangkok, where he was shooting a film, his manager confirmed Thursday. The star was 72.
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Maybe they should make a new reality show called "Hangin' with Mr. Carradine." FYI, Oscar was not there. He does not travel to Asia for safety reasons.couch 'em wrote: CNN is reporting he was found hanged (hung?) in his hotel closet by a nylon rope made from the room's curtains. No sign of forced entry. Is it too inappropriate to make a 'forced entry' joke here?
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Oscar can't quelch my freedom of speechPeruna_Ate_My_Rolex wrote:Maybe they should make a new reality show called "Hangin' with Mr. Carradine." FYI, Oscar was not there. He does not travel to Asia for safety reasons.couch 'em wrote: CNN is reporting he was found hanged (hung?) in his hotel closet by a nylon rope made from the room's curtains. No sign of forced entry. Is it too inappropriate to make a 'forced entry' joke here?
Texan accused of cursing about cat feces acquitted
TEXAS CITY, Texas â€" A Texas City man accused of using a curse word to describe what cats left behind in his yard has been acquitted of disorderly conduct.
A municipal jury found 48-year-old Joseph Loflin not guilty.
Police on Feb. 8 cited Loflin over his conversation on a street with a neighbor and the man's 13-year-old daughter.
The Galveston County Daily News reported Thursday that Loflin allegedly used a vulgar term for feces three times when talking about their cats messing in his yard.
Loflin says he never meant to incite Michael Rainey or his daughter.
But Rainey says a "little piece of America died" when a jury says it's OK to curse in front of a 13-year-old "when asked not to."
Juror John-Paul Caro says lack of evidence and additional witnesses prompted Tuesday's acquittal.
It would have been a much more entertaining story if he had resorted to the trash-apult in stead of the court system.smupony94 wrote:Oscar can't quelch my freedom of speechPeruna_Ate_My_Rolex wrote:Maybe they should make a new reality show called "Hangin' with Mr. Carradine." FYI, Oscar was not there. He does not travel to Asia for safety reasons.couch 'em wrote: CNN is reporting he was found hanged (hung?) in his hotel closet by a nylon rope made from the room's curtains. No sign of forced entry. Is it too inappropriate to make a 'forced entry' joke here?
Texan accused of cursing about cat feces acquitted
TEXAS CITY, Texas â€" A Texas City man accused of using a curse word to describe what cats left behind in his yard has been acquitted of disorderly conduct.
A municipal jury found 48-year-old Joseph Loflin not guilty.
Police on Feb. 8 cited Loflin over his conversation on a street with a neighbor and the man's 13-year-old daughter.
The Galveston County Daily News reported Thursday that Loflin allegedly used a vulgar term for feces three times when talking about their cats messing in his yard.
Loflin says he never meant to incite Michael Rainey or his daughter.
But Rainey says a "little piece of America died" when a jury says it's OK to curse in front of a 13-year-old "when asked not to."
Juror John-Paul Caro says lack of evidence and additional witnesses prompted Tuesday's acquittal.
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See I would have figured as long as the horse was sober it was okay. Can you even drive a hovercraft drunk?smupony94 wrote:Lots of drunks out there - guy recently busted for riding drunk on his horse, the kid in Pflugerville busted drunk driving on a steam roller and the old man drunk driving on his hover round or whatever they are called
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