Posted in December 14th, 2009
- New Hampshire might repeal its law about adultery, then again, maybe not.
- West Bend, Wisconsin, thought it might save some money with the new LED traffic lights. While the lights save electricity, they do not generate heat to melt the snow so they cannot be read. It never snows in Wisconsin, right?
- Contrary to their claims of nuclear power for peaceful purposes, Iran is working on a nuclear trigger.
- The new bishop for the UK’s armed forces has apologized for praising the Taliban’s “conviction to their faith.”
- The officially defunct Presidential helicopter will receive $100 million in funding to continue some of its work.
- A new poll finds that more Democrats believe in ghosts, fortune tellers, astrology and reincarnation than Republicans.
- Elliot Spitzer’s call girl is now offering advice on sex, love and relationships.
- Religious leaders in India are concerned that decriminalization of homosexuality will represent a “grave danger to the social fabric of society.”
- The Taliban are nailing “night letters” to the doors of policemen, soldiers and government workers telling them to quit or face the consequences.
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