Noon Nonsense: Fish Skeletons and a Movie

Last night I took our youth group to see "To Save a Life" movie. While I am sure many kids got popcorn and other snacks to watch the movie, I am not sure many would eat some of these unusual movie snacks from around the world.

Noon Nonsense: The Living Dead

Ooooooops! What would you say if you found out you had pronounced someone dead who really wasn't dead? ? ? This really happened to a Polish beekeeper who was found to be alive! Check out the story here.

Noon Nonsense: Baloon Boy the Movie?

Someone is actually thinking about making a movie about the family who "fooled" the world into thinking one of the boys were in the balloon. What are your thougths. http://thecelebritycafe.com/feature/balloon-boy-movie-01-19-2010

Noon Nonsense: One Way to Pay for Your Wedding

In today's economy, people have really had to be creative to make enough money to do the things they want to do. The couple in this story have decided to collect cans to pay for their wedding! Their goal: 400,000 cans. One company is willing to give them an early wedding present. Here's the link:

http://www.azcentral.com/offbeat/articles/2010/01/13/20100113wedding-cans-gift.html


Go to www.weddingcans.com to donate if you like.

Noon Nonsense: i want 2 c u in ny

Can you text and talk at the same time? It can be done! I have seen it happen! If you can, maybe this event is for you. According to the USA Today, the World Cup of Texting Championships is being held in New York city. Maybe I will go. LOL. TTYL

Competitors from more than a dozen countries are participating in the LG Mobile World Cup. The winning team, judged on speed and accuracy, will take home a $100,000 prize.

See the entire story here

Bat Bites Man - Man Gets $1500

An Ohio man gets $1500 from a little known law about getting bit by rabid animals. The AP report says that the man was bitten by a rabid bat and that his hospital expenses were $5000.

An Ohio county has agreed to pay $1,500 to a man who was bitten by a rabid bat and turned to a little-known state law that allows for compensation. Commissioners in Delaware County, north of Columbus, voted Thursday to provide 61-year-old David Froehlich with the maximum reimbursement under the law. . .

See the entire article here.