- It's Photoshop Phriday.
History isn't just quite right. - Dance Bush Dance.
- Get your cake on.
- Fark got a remodel.
No sir, I don't like it. - Lucas, Hamill reunite for 'Star Wars' spoof.
But...but...but...the Phantom Menace has already been made. - What would you do for Tool tickets?
They've had worse? Ack! - Biggest tech. flops.
The Dreamcast was a fantastic machine. Of course, I was probably one of ten people with them, though. - Don't go chasing Waterfalls.
Let them send you the message.
Friday FIREPOWER!
- One more for the good guys.
A man who has a permit to carry a concealed gun shot and killed one of two teenage robbery suspects he encountered on his front porch, police said.
City prosecutors decided yesterday that the 25-year-old Cleveland man was justified and would not be charged in the shooting Saturday night of 15-year-old Arthur Buford, a freshman at John F. Kennedy High School.
Buford and another teen approached the man on his porch and one of the youths pulled a gun, prompting the resident to pull his gun and shoot Buford several times in the chest, police said.
Toby Hoover, director of the Toledo-based Ohio Coalition Against Gun Violence, said she had not heard of any other fatal shooting involving someone who has a permit to carry a concealed gun under the state's 3-year-old law.
About 30 youths gathered Monday at the intersection where Buford died and set up a memorial. His cousin, Tameka Foster, 21, questioned the decision against prosecuting the shooter.
"They let that man run out freely," Foster said. "My cousin is dead."
Buford's alleged accomplice fled after and shooting and has not been caught. Police believe a .38-caliber handgun they found in the mail chute of a nearby house belonged to Buford or the other suspect, Lt. Thomas Stacho said.
No, my dear, your cousin was a dumb ass who pulled a gun on the wrong person.
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