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Thursday, December 23, 2004

It Snowed In Louisiana!!!!!

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I saw the strangest thing in Louisiana last night, snow. I haven't seen it snow here in many years. Of course the ground wasn't cool enough for it to stick, but it's still on cars and on top of tall grass. This is the closest thing to a white Christmas I've ever seen. I wish it would stick. It would be sooooooooo much fun. And to everyone..... MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!!

Firefighters burn down their own sauna. Looks like someone needs training.

A cousin of Britain's Queen Elizabeth was banned from driving for six months on Thursday after he was convicted of speeding. Oh dear!



Police are looking for two women they say sexually assaulted a man with a pair of cooking tongs in a drug-related attack.

A MUM of four was killed by a rare allergy to tomatoes after opening a tin of spaghetti bolognese for her children's tea.

Did you know that a goat is a popular gift for Britons? That's Ba a a a a a ad. And so was that joke.

A father was charged with burglary and grand theft after he took presents from underneath a day care's Christmas tree. This is lower than low.



Why do people like to abuse Santa?
French teenagers mug Santa Claus.

Teen accused of Shooting Santa with a pellet gun.

This week in music history:

1918, German composer Franz Gruber pens the music for "Silent Night" ... the words have been written by Josef Mohr ... it is performed for the first time the next day--Christmas day--at Oberndorf, Austria, in the Church of St. Nikolaus...

1906, the first radio broadcast of a music program is carried out by Reginald Fessenden...

1954, musical boy-wonder Johnny Ace offs himself ... Ace is backstage at a Houston concert playing Russian roulette ... he first points and clicks the gun harmlessly at two others backstage ... but when he points it at his own head the folly of this pastime is brought home instantly and irrevocably...

1956, Elvis shines as the most successful chart star of the year, with 17 hits ... poor Pat Boone--the runner up--has had a mere five Billboard-charting hits...

1959, an 18-year-old Richard Starkey gets his first drum kit as a Christmas present ... the kit will take him far...

1959, Chuck Berry is arrested for transporting a minor across state lines for an immoral purpose ... he has invited a young Native American woman he met in El Paso to come work as a hat check girl in his Club Bandstand in Missouri ... the young woman is fired two weeks later and hustles a few days at a local hotel before calling police for help getting back home ... the call leads to Berry's trial, the guilty verdict of which is overturned because the judge made racist remarks...

1964, showing a distinct lack of Christmas spirit, a hoard of George Harrison girl fans whup up on Patti Boyd, George's girlfriend, for having what they all want...

1965, Rubber Soul goes gold after just two weeks on sale...

1967, the Beatles' Magical Mystery Tour, which Tom Wolfe will later claim is inspired by the travels of Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters, premieres on BBC-TV ... it creates plenty of mystery in its own right when audiences try to figure out what the Liverpudlian novice filmmakers could possibly have been thinking...

1968, Led Zeppelin gives its U.S. debut performance in Boston...

1968, the Miami Pop Festival features performances by Procol Harum, Chuck Berry, Fleetwood Mac, and Canned Heat...

1969, Elton John and Bernie Taupin join up to form one of the most successful songwriting teams of the 20th century...

1970, Joni Mitchell strikes gold for the first time with her album Ladies of the Canyon...

1970, George Harrison hits the post-Beatles' chart with All Things Must Pass...

1972, local residents raise hell about all the noise coming from a Manfred Mann concert in Miami ... authorities pull the plug mid concert and the crowd goes berserk ... destruction results...

1973, just two weeks before his band's release of What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits, Tom Johnson of the Doobie Brothers goes down for reefer possession...

1974, James Taylor, Carly Simon, Linda Ronstadt, and Joni Mitchell take to the streets of Los Angeles singing Christmas carols...

1975, Ike and Tina Turner are robbed of a suitcase filled with concert receipts ... the amount lost is $86,000...

1975, a whacked-out fan levels a loaded .44 at super-hunter Ted Nugent, but is brought down without incident by a combined force of security guards and fans...

1976, proving that they scored big when they got Joe Walsh on board, the Eagles touch platinum with Hotel California...

1977, Cat Stevens becomes a Muslim and changes his name to Yusef Islam...

1978, Rod Stewart releases "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?" ... apparently someone does because the song will hit No. 1...

1978, The Who's drummer slot, recently and tragically vacated by Keith Moon, is amply filled by Kenny Jones...

1989, a former cook in the restaurant owned by Chuck Berry takes her erstwhile boss to court for allegedly placing a camera in the ladies' room...

1991, Greg Alman debuts his acting chops as a drug lord in the movie Rush...

1992, Harry Connick Jr. is busted at Kennedy Airport trying to smuggle a 9mm pistol onto a plane...


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