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Attention politicians: in Tuesday’s primaries in New York, I’m not going to vote for anyone whose campaign robocalls me this weekend, or Monday or Tuesday. I know campaigns are exempt from the federal no-call statute, but if I went to the trouble of getting on the federal no-call list, it means unsolicited telephone sales calls annoy me. And as soon as I realize I’m receiving one of those annoyance calls, I hang up.
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I found our wills and some other important papers that were missing and I told my wife she has to be much more careful about putting those papers at risk by doing things like letting me touch them.
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A while back, I made reference to a man from Jensen Beach FL. charged with child pornography who claimed in his defense that his cat downloaded the images without his knowledge by walking across his computer keyboard. To update, he gave up that ridiculous defense and pleaded no contest. According to the report I read, he was sentenced to more than 12-years in prison.
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The Orange County FL Sheriff’s office blew up a toy pony found near the Waterbridge Elementary School in the Orlando vicinity because the pony was deemed suspicious. If you are aware of your surroundings, you probably saw the video. It was a false alarm. I’d much rather have a false alarm than have a law enforcement officer injured or killed by a real explosive device. Still, I would have been amused if the toy pony was stuffed with Trojan condoms.
