A half-naked woman wearing hot pink duct tape attacked and injured three police officers in a bizarre incident Saturday night outside a lower Queen Anne bar, police said. The outlandish drama began at about 8 p.m., when the woman began stripping off her clothes inside the bar and sticking hot pink duct tape on her upper body, said Seattle police spokeswoman Renee Witt. The bartender ordered her to leave the bar, but she refused. She then grabbed the bartender's arm, injuring him. After that, she attacked another female customer by clawing and scratching her face and eyes, Witt said. Police were called. As they pulled up, the woman ran outside and down the street, ducking into a nearby KFC/Taco Bell restaurant and hiding in the women's restroom. Officers found her and brought her outside, putting her in handcuffs. But as officers tried to place her inside the patrol car, she suddenly "freaked out," Witt said. She began kicking at the legs and head of one officer. As police tried to pull her back inside the patrol car she suddenly did an over-the-head back flip and tumbled out the other side of the car. Once outside the patrol car, officers tried to get her under control. She kicked one officer in the head, causing a slight concussion. Another officer was kicked in the hand, which severed the tendon in his right pinkie finger. The third officer was kicked in the jaw, causing swelling and slight dislocation, Witt said. All three officers and the suspect were taken to Harborview Medical Center. At the hospital, the suspect again went out of control and had to be given medication that eventually knocked her unconscious. The officers were treated and released. The suspect also was treated for minor injuries, then booked into King County Jail for investigation of assault.
Half-naked woman in hot pink duct tape attacks, injures 3 cops
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Sheesh. Maybe once every other week, I will stop for a quick dinner at Chipotle. I like their tacos and burritos, but the menu is beyond limited. Why not offer some enchiladas, or maybe taquitos? More than 3 salsas (arguably, they only really have one spicy salsa...the others are corn relish and pico). Also, no desserts! What gives, Chipotle? Add to your menu!
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What's this diva shit behavior from her family? Looks like they are taking a page out of the Jackson family book.
Whitney's sister tried to have Ray-J evicted from the Billboard music awards
On one hand, I think it's way over-valued at $38 a share, but on the other, I'd really hate to miss the boat. I bought 20 shares of Apple at $99/share and sold them at $300/share---thinking they had made out like a bandit. Meanwhile, I kick myself when I think about all the money I COULD'VE made had I been a bit more patient. I'm prepared to buy 25 shares of FB, regardless of the price. However, I often question how viable the company truly is and it'd be a shame to bet on a losing horse. What's the verdict from DL?
Remember in the 80s and 90s when everyone was paranoid about the Japanese taking over and we had movies like "Die Hard" and "Rising Sun"? We were wrong! LOL!
The walls have come tumbling down in offices everywhere, but the cubicle dwellers keep putting up new ones. They barricade themselves behind file cabinets. They fortify their partitions with towers of books and papers. Or they follow an “evolving law of technology etiquette,” as articulated by Raj Udeshi at the open office he shares with fellow software entrepreneurs in downtown Manhattan. “Headphones are the new wall,” he said, pointing to the covered ears of his neighbors. Cubicle culture is already something of a punch line — how many ways can we find to annoy one another all day? — but lately the complaints are being heard by the right people, including managers and social scientists. Companies are redesigning offices, piping in special background noise to improve the acoustics and bringing in engineers to solve volume issues. “Sound masking” has become a buzz phrase. Scientists, for their part, are measuring the unhappiness and the lower productivity of distracted workers. After surveying 65,000 people over the past decade in North America, Europe, Africa and Australia, researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, report that more than half of office workers are dissatisfied with the level of “speech privacy,” making it the leading complaint in offices everywhere. “In general, people do not like the acoustics in open offices,” said John Goins, the leader of the survey conducted by Berkeley’s Center for the Built Environment. “The noisemakers aren’t so bothered by the lack of privacy, but most people are not happy, and designers are finally starting to pay attention to the problem.”
From "Pathology".\ \ Discuss:
a.k.a FLOPS, Reuben Studdard, Fantasia, the gray haired guy (can't remember his name) who else?
Trust the instinct... it's comming:
Would you like to share it with the class?
Another scandal, another day. He is too beautiful to be a priest but that is what he chose, along with fathering a kid and showing us all what the height of hyprocasy is. Dick.
Her job will be like Julie McCoy's job on The Love Boat. 'Hello I'm Kate Gosselin, you're cruise director. Welcome aboard!'
"As most of you know, I ate my twin in utero...and on my birthday I celebrate extra because I'm a WINNER...."
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This Anacin commerical from the mid-1960s used to scare me as a kid. The woman''s intensity when she screams at her kid is really beyond anything you saw on commercials back then. It''s even odd in comparison to today''s commercials; the tone is very off-putting.%0D\ %0D\ I remember the woman looking really old...more like someone''s grandmother than mother...but watching it decades later, I realize the actress was probably only in her early thirties at the time.
What TV commercial do you remember best from your childhood?
Anyone else a "Degrassiac"? I can''t get enough of this show. Teen Nick''s been running marathons on the weekends. I''m a total addict. Oh by the way, I''m 44 years old.
Who'd a thunk it would be this hard?
I'm allergic to smoke, and so is my partner (!) and we're sick for a day after a slight exposure. It's physical, not psychological. New neighbors next door moved in, who apparently like both to spend a lot of time outside and to do their smoking out of doors. It's close quarters between our houses, with their deck close to our property line. We have hollies planted for privacy between them. We haven't met them yet - they moved in last week. My partner and I were out at 9 yesterday morning in our yard. At 9:15 the neighbors were out, smoking. We tried moving to the side yard on the other side of the building, but the smoke followed us. So we went in. We tried later, and out they were again. Same thing this morning. We went out this afternoon. The neighbors came out and started smoking. What would you suggest? Do we wait until we know each other and try to cover the topic, somehow? It doesn't look hopeful - they look like suburbanites who have moved into the city and they appear to drink a lot. Party people. I wish smokers would understand that smoke doesn't just disappear outside where the air is still and people are close to each other. After eight years living next door to the place as a drug hole where teen prostitution went on, and then eight years of sitting next to it empty and derelict, as we landscaped and mowed and did everything to keep it from looking like what it was, it would be nice to have an agreeable resolution. The big problem is that given today's lack of common ground and fractured mores and anger and broken communities, there doesn't seem to be a basis from which to start . . .
Carry on, bitches.
Rafa''s fine ass!
A gift for dataloungers, obsessed with recognizing and identifying psychological disorders.
LOS ANGELES (KTLA) -- Airlines are charging for just about everything these days, and as we get close to the start of the summer travel season, get ready for new fees. The latest way airlines are looking to make extra money is by charging extra for aisle or window seats. Most major airlines are starting to tack on a fee of $25 or more each way for the privilege of sitting on the aisle or window. Alternately, some are setting aside the seats for frequent fliers. The change promises to make travel particularly difficult for families who want to sit together. The only choice in some cases may be to pay more for those window or aisle seats. Booking your travel more than two months in advance can help with seat availability. According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, the lowest average fares are at: Long Beach, Burbank, Ontario, John Wayne and then LAX.
Her porn actor boyfriend, Jason Andrews, pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in January, and agreed to spend the rest of his life in prison without possibility of parole. Video:
Amanda Logue, Porn Star 'Sunny Dae', Gets 40 Years In Prison For Sex Party Murder
Evil bitch.
Missing FBI agent armed and suicidal, police believe May 13, 2012 | 7:19 am A missing FBI agent from Burbank, believed to be suicidal and possibly carrying a handgun, has become the subject of a major manhunt this weekend. Stephen Ivens, 35, a Los Angeles-based agent specializing in national security, was last seen Friday at his home in the 1700 block of Scott Road in Burbank. He may have headed into the rugged Verdugo Mountains, officials said. Also missing from the home he shared with his wife and 1-year-old son is his handgun, officials said. Officials would not reveal why they believe Ivens may be suicidal. “He’s been a valuable member of our office,” said FBI Special Agent Steve Gomez. A 40-member search-and-rescue team from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department along with a dozen Burbank police officers were assisting about 100 FBI agents in the search, officials said. It was the largest search in Burbank in 20 years, said Capt. Denis Cremins of the Burbank Police Department. Ivens has been with the FBI for more than three years and before that spent eight years with the Los Angeles Police Department. Ivens, an avid hiker, left his house on foot. Bloodhounds tracked his scent toward the Verdugo Mountains, Gomez said. Officials are also searching other areas of the county. They do not believe Ivens is a danger to anyone but himself, but they warned people not to approach him if they spot him and urged people to call authorities. Ivens is white, 6-feet tall and weighs 160 pounds. He has receding brown hair and wears prescription glasses, according to a police report. Contact Burbank police at (818) 238-3000 or the FBI at (310) 420-6441.
