Weekly Weird News
Steer Breaks Out of Slaughterhouse
A steer about to be “processed” at a Cincinnati, Ohio slaughterhouse made a daring escape, bolting through a gate that had been left open. The animal was last seen heading toward the woods. There’s a widespread steerhunt going on both on the ground and with a sheriff’s helicopter. Authorities warn drivers to be on the lookout and not to pick up any hitchhikers that may appear to weigh upwards of 1,000 pounds with 5 foot long horns sticking out of their head.
Man Sets Radio Station On Fire for Playlist
A volunteer at a local radio station set fire to the station after he disagreed with the station’s playlist. The man apparently had developed a playlist of mellow jazz music that the station was to play overnight. The station later changed the playlist and apparently really pissed him off. Apparently the man’s playlist was titled, “Mellow Down Easy.” He faces 2-20 years in prison.
Mother Blames 2-Year Old Son After He’s Maimed by Family Dog
A two-year old boy’s face was horribly scarred by the family’s pet Mastif-staffordshire. Time to kill the dog, right? Nope, the mother is blaming the child, a TWO YEAR OLD!
“People are telling me I should shoot the dog, and as much as I love my son to death, I believe Noah (the son) was annoying her. I love the dog and she’s part of the family,” the mother stated. The mother apparently warned the TODDLER. “Noah was lying all over her and he started pulling her ears,” she said. “I told him not to or she’d get cranky.”
Apparently she didn’t think to maybe get the boy off the dog. Apparently nothing will happen to the dog, according to police, because the attack happened at the house where the dog lived.
So Much Plastic Surgery, So Few Results
A Brazilian model, Angela Bismarchi, is about to undergo her 42nd plastic surgery, nearing the Guinness record of 47 surgeries. She’s having “nylon wires implanted in her eyes to give them an Asian slant.”
When I read this story I really was expecting some hot supermodel. A Brazilian model with 42 plastic surgeries!?! The pictures proved disappointing. Forty two surgeries and this is what you get? Here’s one I found….you be the judge.
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Oy! Get a refund sis-tah! 42 surgeries? I hope they’re all in places that we cannot see in this picture
That mom needs to be more realistic as to what a TWO YEAR OLD can comprehend. I mean, if he wandered into the middle of the street and she told him to watch out for the cars….is it still his fault? Poor kiddo
Sandy: Exactly…..maybe I’d understand if I could see a before picture and she was really ugly (but should would’ve had to have been UGGGGGLY!). =) As for the mother, that’s ridiculous to think that a 2-year old could be blamed for such a thing. That kid needs to be taken away from her.
I don’t think it’d be fair for the dog to be euthanized either, which is what the mother (I think) is saying mainly. However, for her to use the “I warned him” excuse is ridiculous, a two year old shouldn’t be expected to be that responsible. She ought to have kept the child and dog separated, or she should have kept better supervision over the two while interacting.
But, again–using the example of Sandy–if a child had wandered into the middle of the street randomly, would the driver be responsible for hitting it? No, the mother would be. Likewise, I really don’t think the dog is at fault here (I’m not sure if you’re thinking that the dog ought to be euthanized for this..?).
Anyway, interesting blog!
Campus Girl: No, I don’t think the dog should necessarily be euthanized. My main point was how stupid the mother was to think that the 2-year old should be responsible for his actions. I’m glad you found the blog interesting and I hope you come back again.