February 23, 2005
Odd News:
AMSTERDAM-
A computer expert who killed his 76-year-old mother on February 5th appears to have skinned her before taking to the street in the dead of night wearing her bloodied flesh, it was reported on Friday. Ronald Z., 42, then roamed the streets in his grisly "outfit" for about 90 minutes until he was arrested by police in the middle of the night, newspaper De Telegraaf reported.
Full Article Below:
http://www.religionnewsblog.com/10354/Man---wore-slain-mother--s-skin-as-clothing
Quote of the Day:
"Senior Republicans certainly expected the President to come clean over Miss Lewinsky.
-Newscaster Bridget Kendall,
Radio 4, U.K.
Birthdays:
Peter Fonda (1940)
Dakota Fanning (1994)
Word of the Day:
faineant \fay-nay-AWN\,
adjective: Doing nothing or given to doing nothing; idle; lazy.
noun: A do-nothing; an idle fellow; a sluggard.
"Yet if nonhunters ever knew how many properly dressed, entirely palatable big-game carcasses wind up in dumpsters because someone was simply too faineant to butcher and cook and eat an animal he could find the time and energy to shoot and kill, hunting would be in even greater jeopardy than it is today."
--Thomas McIntyre,
"The meaning of meat"
Sports Afield, August 1, 1997
Who Names these things?
Fish Sniffer Magazine
http://www.fishsniffer.com/
AMSTERDAM-
A computer expert who killed his 76-year-old mother on February 5th appears to have skinned her before taking to the street in the dead of night wearing her bloodied flesh, it was reported on Friday. Ronald Z., 42, then roamed the streets in his grisly "outfit" for about 90 minutes until he was arrested by police in the middle of the night, newspaper De Telegraaf reported.
Full Article Below:
http://www.religionnewsblog.com/10354/Man---wore-slain-mother--s-skin-as-clothing
Quote of the Day:
"Senior Republicans certainly expected the President to come clean over Miss Lewinsky.
-Newscaster Bridget Kendall,
Radio 4, U.K.
Birthdays:
Peter Fonda (1940)
Dakota Fanning (1994)
Word of the Day:
faineant \fay-nay-AWN\,
adjective: Doing nothing or given to doing nothing; idle; lazy.
noun: A do-nothing; an idle fellow; a sluggard.
"Yet if nonhunters ever knew how many properly dressed, entirely palatable big-game carcasses wind up in dumpsters because someone was simply too faineant to butcher and cook and eat an animal he could find the time and energy to shoot and kill, hunting would be in even greater jeopardy than it is today."
--Thomas McIntyre,
"The meaning of meat"
Sports Afield, August 1, 1997
Who Names these things?
Fish Sniffer Magazine
http://www.fishsniffer.com/
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