El Pirata
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Finally a return
Bonehead award one, a "stupidest lawsuit in the world" bonehead award,
goes to a Lynn, Massachusetts, man who is suing the US government for
defamation and slander to the city of Lynn because a Defense
Department official, speaking about a hypothetical nuclear launch
against the US, had the audacity to say, "You don't need a very
sophisticated launcher to put a nuclear, or more likely, biological
warhead on a missile, put it on a ship and drive up next to a coast
like Lynn or any other place and launch it."
Says the man, "it is my civic duty to file this lawsuit and nip in the
bud divisive, insulting, un-American, anti-Lynn language before this
verbal poison is directed at other hard-working cities in America."
The Pentagon won't comment. They'd probably just be slapped with
another slander lawsuit if they did.
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Bonehead award two, a "too dumb to be a criminal" bonehead award, goes
to a Hollywood, California, burglar who entered an apartment and:
· Was stunned to find the people were at home
· Tried running out the door but picked the wrong door and ended up in
a closet
· Was apprehended by police when he got downstairs because it took him
so long to find out how to get out of the apartment.
The police report commented, "showed him the back door of a police car
and the back seat too. No way out of that one."
From the Steve Harvey column in the Los Angeles Times
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Marge in Raleigh, North Carolina, wants to give a bonehead award to
all those people who made it necessary for the folks who create the
"Frontgate" Holiday Preview catalog to include the following
disclaimer next to a picture of an Automatic Bill Counter, priced at
about $400, pictured in the catalog with thousands of dollars in it,
described as a machine that can count 1,000 bills per minute .
"Bills not included."
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Bonehead award four, a "stupidest excuse in the world" bonehead award
goes to a 22-year-old Orange County, California, man found stuck in
the chimney of St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Santa Ana, who told
police that he was just trying to get in to do some worshiping.
Orange County Register 23-Oct-02
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Bonehead award five is just to make myself feel better.
I'm a Java software programmer, out of work for 10 weeks, who is
finding it hard to get a job in this lousy job market because
companies are looking for candidates who possess a set of skills that
are almost impossible to possess.
So, it is with great personal pleasure that I present a "Human
Resources as good as it gets" bonehead award to One Beacon Insurance
company of Boston, Massachusetts, for posting a job description on
Career Builder that lists as one of their requirements:
"7+ years experience developing J2EE applications"
The first J2EE beta was released by Sun Microsystems on September 30,
1999.
Note to One Beacon Insurance: All the applicants are liars.
If you know anyone at One Beacon Insurance, please send this to them.
They need to know.
Look what I've already done for them! Imagine what I could do as an
employee!
Bonehead award one, a "stupidest lawsuit in the world" bonehead award,
goes to a Lynn, Massachusetts, man who is suing the US government for
defamation and slander to the city of Lynn because a Defense
Department official, speaking about a hypothetical nuclear launch
against the US, had the audacity to say, "You don't need a very
sophisticated launcher to put a nuclear, or more likely, biological
warhead on a missile, put it on a ship and drive up next to a coast
like Lynn or any other place and launch it."
Says the man, "it is my civic duty to file this lawsuit and nip in the
bud divisive, insulting, un-American, anti-Lynn language before this
verbal poison is directed at other hard-working cities in America."
The Pentagon won't comment. They'd probably just be slapped with
another slander lawsuit if they did.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Bonehead award two, a "too dumb to be a criminal" bonehead award, goes
to a Hollywood, California, burglar who entered an apartment and:
· Was stunned to find the people were at home
· Tried running out the door but picked the wrong door and ended up in
a closet
· Was apprehended by police when he got downstairs because it took him
so long to find out how to get out of the apartment.
The police report commented, "showed him the back door of a police car
and the back seat too. No way out of that one."
From the Steve Harvey column in the Los Angeles Times
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Marge in Raleigh, North Carolina, wants to give a bonehead award to
all those people who made it necessary for the folks who create the
"Frontgate" Holiday Preview catalog to include the following
disclaimer next to a picture of an Automatic Bill Counter, priced at
about $400, pictured in the catalog with thousands of dollars in it,
described as a machine that can count 1,000 bills per minute .
"Bills not included."
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Bonehead award four, a "stupidest excuse in the world" bonehead award
goes to a 22-year-old Orange County, California, man found stuck in
the chimney of St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Santa Ana, who told
police that he was just trying to get in to do some worshiping.
Orange County Register 23-Oct-02
>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Bonehead award five is just to make myself feel better.
I'm a Java software programmer, out of work for 10 weeks, who is
finding it hard to get a job in this lousy job market because
companies are looking for candidates who possess a set of skills that
are almost impossible to possess.
So, it is with great personal pleasure that I present a "Human
Resources as good as it gets" bonehead award to One Beacon Insurance
company of Boston, Massachusetts, for posting a job description on
Career Builder that lists as one of their requirements:
"7+ years experience developing J2EE applications"
The first J2EE beta was released by Sun Microsystems on September 30,
1999.
Note to One Beacon Insurance: All the applicants are liars.
If you know anyone at One Beacon Insurance, please send this to them.
They need to know.
Look what I've already done for them! Imagine what I could do as an
employee!