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Monday Afternoon Diversion

This one's making the rounds already this week. We're loving it. Needs more Dust Brothers, though. more ›

Lake County Jail Officers Forget The First Rule Of Fight Club

There's trouble in Lake County where a pair of drunk off-duty sheriff's correctional officers were apparently trying to pick fights at Richard's Chicken and Ribs early Thursday morning. While they didn't succeed, witnesses told police one of the officers pulled out a knife and told patrons of the bar, "you can't touch us," while patrons shouted insults back, including, "You're just a glorified security guard." Sheriff Mark Curran said, "It's the same old story, alcohol and arrogance." Interestingly, no arrests were made because, according to police, none of the witnesses would "make formal statements or sign complaints against the officers." Both of the officers have been with the sheriff's department less than a year and have been placed on paid administrative leave while an investigation takes place. [Chicago Breaking News] more ›

White-Collar Chicagoans to Duke It Out at "Fight Club"

White-Collar Chicagoans to Duke It Out at "Fight Club"

Um, we thought the first rule of Fight Club was you do not talk about Fight Club. Someone should clue in the folks associated with Jabb, the boxing gym that’s sponsoring the 3rd Annual Fight Club Chicago event this Saturday. more ›

Empty Out Your Wallet

Empty Out Your Wallet

There was something going on sale that we can’t quite remember. What was that? It was something that we were supposed to be all excited about. Some group was getting back together… The Sheriffs? That can’t be right. We’re being driven to tears by this. Seattlest would have been all over these tickets if the band hadn’t sold out last night. We’re much more forgiving than that. Hell, we’re all for grabbing the money and... more ›

Wisecracking Student Takes One Way, Way Too Far

Wisecracking Student Takes One Way, Way Too Far

We've all seen the movie Fight Club and know the level of idolatry it encourages in people. But if the kid who shot his load into his high school cafeteria's ranch dressing was a case of life trying to imitate art, then perhaps no one should ever, ever, ever see the movie again. more ›

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