Henrietta and Merna Can't Sing "Go Tell It On the Mountain"

Too good to not share. - jdm

Hoogie-Boogie Land (pretty much the worst "rock" song ever)

Q: Are you ready for our version of a party song? ARE YOU ALL READY?

A: Yeah!

Q: Can I hear you in the back, y'all ready out there?

A: Yeah! (applause)

Q: Alright, you say no, but how about this? We're gonna take y'all on a little trip to a land called "Hoogie-Boogie Land".


And with that, the worst song was born. Enjoy. -jdm (*thanks to Greg K for sharing)

Probably one of the best worst rap songs/videos.

Enjoy this visual/aural genius...

Vitamin C, Zinc & Nyquil - These are a few of my favorite things.

First of all, don't think that this public announcement is a verbal "fishing pole" for condolences. I'm just writing to write about something. I like writing, so there!

Anyhow... I'm sick. I think it is funny to blame it on my boss since he was sick two days before me, but odds are he wasn't the only one. And according to at least one customer, I gave it to him. I know a handful of people that are currently sick, so I'm guessing it's not just my boss that passed me the germs.

Right now the cool thing is that still have my voice. My boss almost lost his. I'm good. Right now it's all in my nose and a little in my throat, but I'm ok.

Everyone has been giving me their little "tricks" and things they take to make them feel better. So this is what I've been taking lately.

No, Wells Fargo, You Can't Leave Animals To Die

I read this on Consumerist.com. Animals need to be respected and taken care of. It is horrible to see WF take this stance. I want to hope there is another side to the story.

No, Wells Fargo, You Can't Leave Animals To Die: "

Wells Fargo foreclosed on a Rhode Island shelter for abandoned animals, barred former owner Dan MacKenzie from entering the property, and seems to be just letting the animals fend for themselves, the Providence Journal reports.

MacKenzie is seeking a restraining order to make the bank take care of the animals. Richard C. Dujardin writes:

Tuesday, RISPCA president Dr. Ernest Finocchio confirmed some of MacKenzie’s fears, saying that the bank said it didn’t want the organization’s help. When he visited the site Tuesday, he said that at least some of the animals — eight horses and two 800-pound pigs — had not been given any water even though he had been told that they had.

The buckets next to each stall were still empty in mid-afternoon, and little pointers he had placed on the doors to show whether the stalls were opened were found to be undisturbed, he said. But the clearest sign that the horses had not been watered was when he took a five-gallon bucket and placed it in front of each horse.

Seven of the eight horses drank up the water with no hesitation, an indication to him that they had not been given any water in a long time. He and Joseph Warycha, RISPCA’s animal cruelty officer, gave each horse a bucket of water and some hay.

Great job on handling this, Wells Fargo. Whatever you're saving by not ensuring these animals are looked after isn't worth the public image fallout.

Glocester farmer, evicted in foreclosure, seeks to compel care for animals [Providence Journal]
(Thanks, Jon!)

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You know that urban legend about the kids who got really stoned...

You know that urban legend about the kids who got really stoned and put the turkey in the crib and the baby in the oven? That was no baby.

Be careful this Thanksgiving!