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It’s not just every day the California Highway Patrol pulls over the Easter Bunny during a traffic stop.
Easter Bunny was stopped on Southland Freeway for failing to wear a helmet. The costume posed a safety concern as it was a visual impairment.
No break for the Easter Bunny - even on Easter.
The results of one on-line survey:
9% all - I unhinge my jaw
8% legs first
7% face first
Far-left liberal anti-Christian professors are commonplace at most universities. Professor Deandre Poole (pictured) of Florida Atlantic University has taken liberal anti-Christian hatred to a new low.
A Mormon student in Poole’s classroom said he was barred from class for not writing the word “Jesus” on a piece of paper and then stomping on it.
Florida Atlantic University has placed professor Poole on administrative leave for his own safety.
The university was only concerned for Poole’s safety. The school was apparently not troubled by the Jesus stomping incident - only the radical professor’s safety.
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Facebook's stock market debut left founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg (pictured) with a paper fortune currently valued at $13 billion -- and a 2012 tax bill of around $1.1 billion.
Zuckerberg's whopping tax hit stems from his move last May to increase his stake in Facebook. On the day of Facebook's IPO (initial public offering), Zuckerberg exercised a stock option and purchased 60 million Facebook shares at a "strike price" of 6 cents each.
More here.
Greeting people with a handshake has been a part of our culture for many generations.
At one time in our history, handshakes were used to show that both people were unarmed.
Good handshake etiquette calls for a quick firm handshake to show friendliness and an interest in the person you are meeting.
A firm handshake is NOT a bone-crushing handshake!
Most people who use a vice grip handshake sometimes do so because they have an inferiority complex. By crushing someone else’s hand they somehow feel superior.
Almost as bad as the bone-crusher is the dead-fish handshake.
When people receive a limp dead-fish handshake they automatically get the impression that the greeter has no interest in meeting them.
Another unwelcome handshake is from a greeter who won’t let go of your hand. When shaking hands with a greeter who clings to your hand, slowly but forcefully pull your hand down and back, breaking their grip.
And then there is the two-handed handshake when they grab your hand with both of theirs. A variation of the two handed handshake is when they grab your hand with their right hand and your wrist with their left hand.
Two-handed handshakes should be gentle and reserved for old friends who have known each other for a long time.
Another strange handshake is when the greeter grips your fingers instead of your entire hand. It’s as if they are afraid you may contaminate them.
And of course we have all been amused by the arm-pumper. They grab your hand and pump their arm up and down as if they were trying to pump water from an old dry well.
A good handshake should be no more than a couple of seconds long.
Deer at a drive-in liquor store window in Medicine Bow, Wyoming
Kim-Jong-Un, the fat boy leader of North Korea, is threatening the United States with a new round of saber rattling as he vows to attack US bases in Pacific as well as the U.S mainland.
The photo on left shows a U.S.Air Force B-2 Spirit stealth bomber flying over South Korea. On right Kim-Jong-Un appears to react to the appearance of the B-2 bomber.
The lower photo shows Kim-Jong-Un peering across the border into South Korea.
This count began in August, 2009.
