The! Biggest! News! of! the! Day! - Not IBM, AIG, Yahoo! Inc, Paulson's Bank Plan, or Iceland

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9 Oct 9:57pm
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Here are some of the contenders for today's biggest...news...of...the...day...

While those are all stories worth watching, I think it is obviously clear that the biggest news is this set of stories -

So...we start with the simple lesson that you shouldn't put bullets in your wood burning stove. Seems like common sense, but I guess that is something that needs to be explicitly stated. After all, we have seen that more than one person has been surprised by the fact that gasoline vapors are really, really, really, flammable...

Meanwhile, we find that Google is working on a way to stop sending emails while drunk. Perhaps they can work with the post office to keep bacon out of the mail? I still can't believe someone wasted good bacon on a politician. Is nothing sacred? Its B-A-C-O-N!!!

As far as the last story goes, some may remember the bizarre case of a woman who sat on her boyfriend's toilet for two years. Now we find he hit the lottery - twice? Elizabeth summed up the situation with a single word - "weird"...there is something unnatural about the entire thing...


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