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The Smith Brothers The Brown Sisters Johnson & Johnson Anthony and the Johnsons The Brothers Johnson Dr. Joyce Brothers Dr. Ruth Dr. Oz Dr. Quack

Jo Jones Philly Jo Jones The Jones Brothers.

Sad.

The Marshall Plan Marshall Mathers Jerry Mathers

Josephine Baker Dusty Baker Betty Crocker

Allen Lowe Derek Lowe Jeter

I just spent most my Sunday cleaning the remains of a cat hit by a car. It was as if someone put a bomb inside this poor cat and it exploded. It was crossing the street when it was hit. My wife and I were in the yard. We hard the car and a cat scream. There was guts all over my car, yard and the street. What irks me is, the person didn't stop. The cat was a pretty large stray, I've seen it many times. There was no way you didn't know you hit it.

Wow, truly amazing story.

Pippa Passes Pippa Middleton Kate

Take it. There's a strike in the NBA with no resolution in site.

Chuck Berry Chu Berry Charlie Gabriel

That was great Jim

It's not broadcasted by me till Monday, so I will most likely watch it on line.

Mr. Bill Bill Muarry Maury Povich

June Carter Jimmy Carter Bill Carter beer

Yes at her school they are doing algebra.

There are 105 animals in a room with a total of 360 legs. The animals are rabbits and chickens. The question is how many are chickens. I know the answer is 50 chickens and 55 rabbits. 50 * 2 = 100 65 * 4 = 260 --- 360. Now do any of you know a easier way to explain this to a 11 year old?

Strange Particles May Travel Faster than Light, Breaking Laws of Physics Nothing goes faster than the speed of light. At least, we didn't think so. New results from the CERN laboratory in Switzerland seem to break this cardinal rule of physics, calling into question one of the most trusted laws discovered by Albert Einstein. Physicists have found that tiny particles called neutrinos are making a 454-mile (730-kilometer) underground trip faster than they should — more quickly, in fact, than light could do. If the results are confirmed, they could throw much of modern physics into upheaval. "The consequences would be absolutely revolutionary and very profound," said physicist Robert Plunkett of the Fermilab laboratory in Batavia, Ill., who was not involved in the new study. "That's why such a claim should be treated very carefully and validated as many ways as you can." http://news.yahoo.com/strange-particles-may-travel-faster-light-breaking-laws-192010201.html

This Friday. Rollins-Travissmiley

Beorge Bailey Beetle Bailey Beetlejuice

Murphy's Law Newton's Law Mother-in-law

John D. Rockefeller John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Nelson Rockefeller

Lou Reed Rex Reed Mel Tormé

Ned Flanders Barney Homer