The Life and Times of Bryan Sr. and Family

This is a guest post from Kevin Raposo of SimpliSafe. Please feel free to take a look at the site he writes for and leave a comment here to show your appreciation for what he has put together.   Whoever said that you had to be a criminal genius to be a burglar? If you’re looking for a chuckle, check out the list compiled of the world’s dumbest burglars provided by  [ Read More ]

Freedom of religion no longer applies to Christians in Phoenix, Arizona. This is a true statement for Michael Salman of Phoenix, Arizona. Michael Salman is a pastor that holds private bible studies in his home and has been doing so since 2005. Michael Salman is currently siting in jail for holding these bible studies in his home. Salman was sentenced to 60 days in jail, three years probation and received a  [ Read More ]

Keystone Beer, a quartet of middle school children and 38-year-old Rosharon Lummus,better known as “Keystone Beer Mother of the Year” are a combustible combination, at least if what Anderson County authorities are saying is true. Who are you going to believe? According to Tylerpaper.com and Sheriff Greg Taylor, Lummus hosted a birthday party for the middle school children on a country road southwest of Palestine that began last Tuesday and raged on  [ Read More ]

It’s lesson one in Journalism 101: “Dog bites man, not news; man bites dog … big news!”  And so in Wilmington, North Carolina, 22-year-old Travis Glaspie can say that for one short day he was big news. It seems that Travis was wanted for outstanding warrants associated with firing into an occupied vehicle. Of course, who among us hasn’t made that mistake? Witnesses say he rode by on a bike and fired  [ Read More ]

Have you ever heard the saying “having a bad hair day”? A group of four young men decided to share their artistic abilities with the small town of Logan, Utah by tagging (spray painting) the side of several of the buildings in the town. The bright young men were so proud of their art work they wanted it to live on for future posterity. The intellectuals decided to continue their public display  [ Read More ]