Legend has it that at the age of 12, HUNGRY BILL won a pancake eating contest at a church nestled in the rolling hills of Western Pennsylvania's
Amish Country. His insatiable hunger for pancakes was eclipsed only by his voracious
appetite for telling weird and wonderful stories. At age 17, HUNGRY BILL bought his first guitar. He shipped his songs off to the nationally syndicated "Dr. Demento" radio show, where they were played alongside songs by comedians Weird Al Yankovic, Robin Williams, Cheech and Chong and Woody Allen. Learn more at www.HungryBill.com. June 2007 July 2007 August 2007 September 2007 October 2007 November 2007 December 2007 January 2008 October 2008 |
![]() A word of advice: Keep your pants onLast thing Mark Stahnke remembers about Sunday night is that he had a cashier's check for $41K, plus the cash from his paycheck in his pocket. Which meant he was still wearing pants.Fast-forward to Monday: No pants, no check, no cash, just Mark in his flannel shirt and BVDs in a stranger's back yard. Did I mention that his last memories were in a bar? Did I need to? Fortunately for Mark, another stranger located his pants in an intersection while walking his dogs and turned in all the money. So he won't lose the shirt. 9/05/2007 Speak, Brothers and Sisters: 0 Comments 9/05/2007 Speak, Brothers and Sisters: 0 CommentsIf you don't get the cash, don't leave the stashIt's never a bad idea to use a rental car for your drug dealings. However, it is a bad idea to leave roughly $60K in heroin behind when you return the car. The geniuses behind this caper in Frankfurt are, needless to say, in the pokey. 9/04/2007 Speak, Brothers and Sisters: 1 Comments |
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