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couples that should not hyphenate their names...
fox couple in the snow.
a little argument between some guy and girl who are either a couple or used to be.
pensacola, fla. — investigators asked the public to be on the lookout friday for a red van they believe carried three men involved in the deaths of a florida panhandle couple who were shot in their rural home while eight of their children slept. surveillance cameras showed the van at the home of byrd and melanie billings in beulah, a rural area west of pensacola near the alabama border, escambia county sheriff david morgan said. the children were unharmed. the sheriff's office released an enhanced but still grainy photograph of a red, 15-passenger van dating to the late 70s or early 80s. morgan said investigators did not know who killed the wealthy couple known for adopting children with developmental disabilities, many born to drug-addicted mothers. investigators are also awaiting autopsy results on the couple to learn more about the killings, he added. morgan said eight of the children, ages 8 to 14, were in the home when the couple was killed thursday evening. a woman who lives in an outlying building and helps care for the children called emergency dispatchers from the home. deputies had to wake some of the children after they arrived, authorities said. investigators interviewed the children, who are now staying with other family members, morgan said. the billings had 16 children, 12 of them adopted. they married 18 years ago and each had two children from previous marriages. the couple then began adopting children with developmental disabilities and other problems. the couple owned several local businesses, including a finance company and a used car dealership. in a 2005 story in the pensacola news journal, the couple said they wanted to share their wealth with children in need, but didn't imagine their family would grow so large. "it just happened," melanie byrd told the newspaper. "i just wanted to give them a better life." source update pensacola, fla. — officials in the florida panhandle say they're holding two men on open murder charges in the slaying of a wealthy florida couple known for adopting children with developmental disabilities. escambia county sheriff david morgan says day laborer wayne coldiron turned himself in around 9 p.m. edt sunday. he says leonard p. gonzalez jr. was arrested later in santa rosa county. morgan says coldiron was friends with 56-year-old leonard p. gonzalez sr., who was charged earlier in the day with evidence tampering. authorities say the older gonzalez tried to paint over and hide damage on a red van spotted on surveillance video leaving the home where byrd and melanie billings were shot to death thursday while eight of their children slept. morgan says more arrests are expected. source
hammond, la. - a louisiana justice of the peace said he refused to issue a marriage license to an interracial couple out of concern for any children the couple might have. keith bardwell, justice of the peace in tangipahoa parish, says it is his experience that most interracial marriages do not last long. neither bardwell nor the couple immediately returned phone calls from the associated press. but bardwell told the daily star of hammond that he was not a racist. "i do ceremonies for black couples right here in my house," bardwell said. "my main concern is for the children." bardwell said he has discussed the topic with blacks and whites, along with witnessing some interracial marriages. he came to the conclusion that most of black society does not readily accept offspring of such relationships, and neither does white society, he said. "i don't do interracial marriages because i don't want to put children in a situation they didn't bring on themselves," bardwell said. "in my heart, i feel the children will later suffer." if he does an interracial marriage for one couple, he must do the same for all, he said. "i try to treat everyone equally," he said. thirty-year-old beth humphrey and 32-year-old terence mckay, both of hammond, say they will consult the u.s. justice department about filing a discrimination complaint. humphrey told the newspaper she called bardwell on oct. 6 to inquire about getting a marriage license signed. she says bardwell's wife told her that bardwell will not sign marriage licenses for interracial couples. "it is really astonishing and disappointing to see this come up in 2009," said american civil liberties union of louisiana attorney katie schwartzman. "the supreme court ruled as far back as 1963 that the government cannot tell people who they can and cannot marry." the aclu was preparing a letter for the louisiana supreme court, which oversees the state justices of the peace, asking them to investigate bardwell and see if they can remove him from office, schwartzman said. "he knew he was breaking the law, but continued to do it," schwartzman said. lmao. i had to add this bit from a yahoo! news article: "i'm not a racist. i just don't believe in mixing the races that way," bardwell told the associated press on thursday. "i have piles and piles of black friends. they come to my home, i marry them, they use my bathroom. i treat them just like everyone else." one of many question i have for this guy is: does he refuse only black and white couples or does he go as far as to deny.. say.. white and hispanic couples? black and hispanic? white and asian? black and asian? asian and hispanic?? j/w.
a boca raton couple who paid $155,000 to clone a deceased pet are feeling the spotlight of national media while helping the puppy adjust to his new family. sir lancelot encore spent his first florida night in the master bedroom -- along with nine other dogs, various cats and two humans -- oblivious to the sensation he had caused earlier monday. the 10-week-old golden labrador retriever is a clone, created in south korea by a california biotech firm from the dna of the first sir lancelot, the beloved pet of ed and nina otto of boca raton.
this elderly couple went to the clinic and asked to be tested for hiv. the counselor asked, "why do you feel that you should be tested at your age?" the old man said, "well, we heard on tv that people should be tested after annual sex!"
to funny =). couple gets caught fornicating in a car. pwnd!
adeline and eugene angelo won $5 million thursday after buying the winning ticket in last week's lotto game. in 1996, they won $2.5 million after splitting a $10 million jackpot with three other people. eugene angelo, 81, said he and his wife would share their new fortune with their three sons and their families. taking the lump-sum payment of $2.5 million, eugene and adeline and each of their sons will get about $513,000 before taxes. "we're a little older, a little wiser and there are a few more of us, when you count the grandkids," angelo said at a news conference. "we're still the same old people. still very excited. it's a great feeling." adeline angelo, 74, a retired medical secretary, said she hoped the new money will "buy us good health and longevity." their last big prize allowed the couple to move from the bronx to putnam county, about 50 miles north of the city. eugene angelo said they would continue to live modestly. but they will continue to buy lottery tickets "just for the fun of it," his wife added. the angelo sons -- eugene jr., 48, steven, 47, and michael, 42 -- who joined their parents at the news conference, said they would use the money for home renovations, new home purchases and their children's college education. eugene jr. said his father spent about $42 on lottery tickets every week, and has done so since the lottery began 29 years ago. the couple bought their latest ticket at a market in croton falls for the drawing on aug. 18, just one month shy of their 50th wedding anniversary, on sept. 28. source: boston.com
a guy explains mens infatuation with bare bottoms to his friends.
a guy decides to record his girlfriend's 2002 ford focus getting burned to a crisp on the trans-canada highway in nova scotia, canada. apparently, they were heading to prince edward island for the day, while on vacation, when the accelerator stopped working and a small engine fire turned into an inferno.
when two names really shouldn`t be hyphenated.
