This was quite a week. Not much can top the shenanigans at the Texas Capitol, but here are a few WTFs to get your blood boiling anew.
– This headline says it all: “Bigoted Gun-Nuts Create Pork-Tipped Bullets to Send Muslims ‘To Hell.'” They allegedly sell ammo coated “with a special ballistic paint infused with pork to make it ‘Haraam’ or unclean to a radical Jihadist.” As AATP points out in their article, these idiots “don’t seem to understand that the penalty mentioned in the Qur’an is meant for those who voluntarily consume pork, not get shot with pig-infused paint covered bullets.”
– A woman in Georgia noticed that her birth certificate erroneously listed her gender as male. This proved to be a problem when she went to renew her driver’s license, at the age of 37, and was required to prove that she was, in fact, female. According to The Raw Story, the Georgia Department of Driver Services required her to undergo a pelvic exam and get a doctor’s note. Yes, a doctor’s note saying she’s a woman. The state’s Vital Record Service, who must have hired all the smart people, said that requiring the test violated protocol, and confirmed her gender (again) by checking her son’s birth certificate.
– Back in Texas, this shit happened:
We had terrorist in the Texas State Senate opposing SB 5
— Bill Zedler (@Bill_Zedler) June 26, 2013
That’s all I came up with this week. I was kinda busy.
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This is from more than a year ago, but it is worth it just for the headline:
– Last week, I mentioned a college student who got near-fatal alcohol poisoning from pouring cheap wine up his butt. This week, I learned about a teenager in England who had to have part of her stomach removed after 
– U.S. Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) is investigating a report that someone used one of their helicopters to facilitate a rather elaborate process of