I can’t believe this is a non-profit organization. This gives me an idea to open up my own organization in the non-profit sector.

The National Organization of Restoring Men is a non-profit support group for men who have concerns about being circumcised, are considering foreskin restoration, or are in the process of restoring their foreskins. Our aim is to help men regain a sense of self-directedness — physically as well as emotionally.

NORM is dedicated to providing an arena in which circumcised men can share their concerns without fear of being ridiculed for a desire to be intact and whole again. A safe place is provided to discuss goals and learn about methods and techniques of restoration and to discover those methods that will work best for each individual.

Ever wonder what a 12 year old’s facebook looks like? Here you go…

Ron Fabiani joined me to talk about the Chicago Paranormal Detectives and their show, “Paranormal Cops,” on A&E every Tuesday night @ 10:30/9:30 cst

Sgt. Ron Fabiani, founder of the Chicago Paranormal Detectives will be coming on to the program to talk about “Paranormal Cops,” a show about off duty police officers who hunt ghosts by night! Show starts at 8pm CST!

Also, Joey Kovar from Dr. Drew’s Celebrity Rehab 3!!!

This is proof that Walmart is ant-American. What’s worse than anti-American? Racist… Special thanks to all of those who were there live to see it! I was reading the chat throughout both of the phone calls so I might have spaced out. Overall, it was a good call!

HERE IS PART #2!!!!

Here is a BONUS Walmart video… Around Thanksgiving of 09′ I called the same Walmart looking for “Battle Toads.” I was Paresh, the Indian daddy, who wanted a game for his son. I failed so I had to flip the script and play as if I was watching this associate for quite some time and that the video game is not the reason for the call. She mentioned that she can’t take personal calls at work and she did it again in this video. P.S. She remembered “Paresh.”

Guess the name of the athlete pictured here! Winner will recieve FREE Jello Shot Glasses compliments of Twist N Shot! So who do you think it is? The answer might shock you… Post your answer BELOW IN THE COMMENTS with a VALID email address that I can reach you at, if you win!

Here it goes….

This pictures looks as if it was taken sometime after batting practice and right before the game:

I always found something a bit odd about managers at Starbucks. They are always happier then normal, younger than most subordinates in the business world, and personally they always came off as creepers.  This story shows  us that there was something else brewing in this starbucks location.

Kati Moore of Orange County, CA claims a 24-year old supervisor at Starbucks made almost daily demands on her for sex, months after she began working as a 16-year old barista.

“I felt like I didn’t have a choice,” Moore, now 20, told ABC News.”I was ashamed and embarrassed. And I felt like he had complete control over my job… he knew all this stuff about my family and my friends and my school.”
She says the supervisor would summon her for sex in hundreds of text messages, including one that said, “I’d liked to f— tomorrow.”

“It was an everyday, numerous times a day occurrence,” Moore said. “And I just saw it and did what I had to do.”

She says other Starbucks supervisors and managers knew what was happening but did nothing to stop the illicit relationship.

After the young woman’s mother learned of the relationship, she alerted prosecutors who brought criminal charges against the Starbucks employee, Tim Horton. After claiming he did not know the barista was 16 years-old, Horton pleaded guilty to a felony charge of illegal sex with a minor and served four months in prison.

Shirley Phelps Roper of westboro baptist church called into the program to discuss the earthquakes in Haiti.

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When it comes to getting approved for a loan, be careful who you are being social with online. It could affect your loan approval.

“We use social chatter as a way to bring risk down. It’s a wealth of information about a person,” says Garcia, who gives the example of a Facebook user who posts a home address. “If a person says he lives in a different area than the one on the application, it could be a flag. But if it matches, it greatly increases confidence.”

Pretty much everything you and your network reveal may be compiled, including status updates, “tweets,” joining online clubs, linking a Web site or posting a comment on a blog or news Web site.

Then they provide us with some tips on what you should and shouldn’t do.

1. Don’t accept invitations to your social networking site from people until you check their profiles out first.
2. Be acutely aware of what you write. Don’t make public anything you don’t want public.
3. Take an annual inventory of all your social networking sites and delete people and information that can potentially damage you in the eyes of a creditor or employer.

To be clear, creditors aren’t accessing the credit reports or scores of those in your social network, nor do those friends affect your personal credit rating. Jewitt asserts that the graphs aren’t being used to penalize borrowers or to find reasons to reject customers, but quite the opposite: “There is an immediate concern that it’s going to affect the ability to get a financial product. But it makes it more likely” that it will work in their favor,” says Jewitt. CREDITCARDS.COM

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Only in Georgia…

A Georgia woman is in jail after police say she forced her son to kill his pet hamster with a hammer as punishment for bad grades.

The sheriff of rural Meriwether County told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution Thursday that the 12-year-old boy told his teacher about the killing. The teacher reported it to the Division of Family and Child Services, who contacted police.

Sheriff Steve Whitlock said 38-year-old Lynn Middlebrooks Geter of Warm Springs faces one charge each of animal cruelty, child cruelty and battery.