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Sorry to start yet another thread on Favre. I wanted to bump this one because that's where this content belongs, but I got the following message: "You have insufficient privileges to reply here." Not sure what that's about. Brett Favre sued Shannon Sharpe for accusing him of stealing money...

Similar words are uttered all the time by people caught doing stupid or bad things, usually but not always people in the public sphere. Many of them come from local news reports. Let's make this into an ongoing list. “I am extremely embarrassed by this incident. It does not reflect who I am"

https://www.cnn.com/2023/02/09/sport/nfl-lawsuit-disability-claims-spt-intl/index.html This seems to be the crux of their case:

We live with them, we hate them, yet we accept them a part of everyday life. How about we start a list of them? No politics please. Hello, I have cancer but have never been diagnosed with cancer, I've set up a gofundme page so please donate to me while I go to college, go golfing, work my...

Pretty cool map showing where rainfall (or other liquids) drain to on its way to the ocean. Unfortunately it ends at the US border, and it's not granular enough. But I've seen nothing like it. https://river-runner.samlearner.com/ Years ago when my sons were young I stopped the car at a high...

This is subjective, based on no study other than watching more football this year. There's been more of: - close games - low-scoring games - passes deflected at line of scrimmage by defenders - kicks deflected by defenders What do you have?

Mothers know nothing about creeping marauders.

If not, now there is. This looks like serious fun, with fitness benefits.

Apparently the rest of the world wants to ban or regulate 'killer robots', but the US disagrees and wants to arrrive at rules for warfare for 'killer robots'. I think we're intelligent and non-serious enough to arrive at such rules. 1. No kicking in the intesticles area. 2. Captured enemy...

Here's one instance, I'm sure there are more. Employee of US military contractor admits faking strength-test results for steel in Navy submarines, a decades-long fraud https://www.kentucky.com/news/business/article255656871.html

There are some good mushroom names on this list, but I belive people here can do better.

Personal data on 198 million voters, including analytics data that suggests who a person is likely to vote for and why, was stored on an unsecured Amazon server.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/709-Michaelmas-Ave-Cayce-SC-29033/11213633_zpid

Post the best worst 2015 headlines as they roll off the presses. I'll start off with Machete-Wielding Security Guard Thwarts Robbery Of Adult Toy Store After Being Attacked With Bong

At long last, the Icelandic Naming Commission will allow the names Súlamít, Bláklukka, Hrafnfjörð, and Heidi as legal names for children. http://icelandreview.com/news/2014/12/12/naming-committee-has-spoken-new-human-names-permitted I did not know there was an Icelandic Naming Commission...

In Indiana. The boy is OK, by the way. But the culprit is still roaming. A bit more info on this potential killer.

News article: http://www.thelocal.it/20141128/italian-women-post-breast-selfies-for-science Actual site (some pictures NSFW): http://tetteperlascienza.tumblr.com/ Google translated version of site...

Not that he's on anyone's fantasy radar, but safety John Boyett had a bad day. http://www.denverpost.com/news/ci_26786072/police-ex-bronco-john-boyett-punched-cabbie-urged

290 people live in Oakley, Michigan. The town has 100 police officers. The police officers are anonymous, and the town does not officially know who they are. The police chief says that most of the police officers will never visit the town. The city council voted to shut down the police force...

You won't see that thread title again. http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2014/10/police-ex-gay-kentucky-pastor-boy-threatens-to-kill-him-with-warlock-powers-if-he-talks/