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Driving + Texting Debate Heats Up at Texas Capitol

Rick St. Nick — Mon, 04 Feb 2013 22:53:28 +0000

This one may get your blood boiling, since you can see, first hand, the impact of accidents associated with "texting while driving".

My drive to work is barely noticeable at 3.2 miles, yet three stop lights make it advantageous for me to peruse my fellow commuters.

Texas 'Dancers' May Soon Need a License to 'Shake Their Groove Thing'

Rick St. Nick — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 21:58:36 +0000

State Representative Bill Zedler is busy these day introducing new Texas law that would require “striptease artists” to publicly display a license to do such. But where would you put the document for all to see. How about on their “&^*%$#@)#”? Okay, so maybe the “piece of paper” will hang on a wall inside the [...]

Poaching Could Put You In Jail In East Texas

Rick St. Nick — Thu, 10 May 2012 15:22:24 +0000

For the hunting enthusiasts out there, and I personally know plenty of them, waiting for the appropriate season and shooting in the appropriate vicinity is all part of the sport. So, why would you want to hunt illegally and risk damaging your bank account, or far worse, spending time behind bars?

Lost Harley Motorcycle From Japan Tsunami Finds Its Way To Canada [VIDEO]

Rick St. Nick — Thu, 03 May 2012 21:53:19 +0000

Just thinking out loud here, but is there any rational explanation as to why we are required to wear seat belts, but don't have to wear a motorcycle helmet - in Texas? As long as you purchase state mandated credible medical coverage, your locks can be 'blowin in the wind'.

Judge Sentences Man To a Penalty Worse Than Death

Jeremy Taylor — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 15:30:10 +0000

Forgetting your wife’s birthday is usually going to be a big problem, and for Florida man Joseph Bray, it led to a martial spat and a night in prison. But when Judge John “Jay” Hurley decided the light pushing and shoving that had gone down after the birthday snub didn’t warrant any further incarceration, he hit Bray with a sentence that some fellows are going to think cruel and unusual