Criminals May Never Brush Again

by MICHAEL TUNISON / HIP-HOP / LIL WAYNE

lil-wayne


Lil Wayne was scheduled to be sentenced today and sent to prison, a jail term he prepared for as any reasonable person should - by throwing a massive insane party. Except he’ll have another month to get crazy, all because of his bad teeth.

He appeared in a New York court, but lawyer Stacey Richman said the rapper is suffering from a cracked tooth, requiring dental surgery, and asked to postpone his sentencing.

The prosecution agreed that the rapper would receive better care with his own dentist than at Rikers Island. And so the judge rescheduled for March 2.

Do he you realize how many teeth he can potentially crack? From a cursory glance, I’d say he has at least four left not made of gold. He could get an extension of almost half a year. Inspired move, Weezy.

[ANIMAL]

blog comments powered by Disqus
January 20‚ 2009

Concerned With Facebook Privacy?

There are tools to help if you are concerned with Facebook privacy. And if you were unsure you should be concerned with your privacy on Facebook. The CNN SciTechBlog highlights four of them. Why can’t Google and Facebook chill out a little and not be so concerned with knowing every detail about us in order to monetize every penny they can. Clam down, guys,  we just want to use the damn internet. If we want to buy something we’ll let you know.

THREAD

Zombie Awareness Month?

So we can just make up awareness months now? The Zombie Research Society has dubbed May ‘Zombie Awareness Month,’ and it doesn’t appear to be a joke, maybe. You are encouraged to wear a gray ribbon to signify your awareness of zombies for the month of May. This can not be real. On their website they offer a lifetime membership in the society for $25. This is ingeniously crazy. I totally just liked the ZRS on FB.

THREAD

The NFL Throwing TV Elbows

Is the NFL a television juggernaut or what? NFL spokesman Greg Aiello said ratings are up 30% from last year’s draft. Thursday night was the first ever NFL draft in prime time, and the major networks will have to take notice when the official ratings come out. Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk.com reports the league is declaring last night’s first round a success and speculates the draft in prime time will most likely become a yearly tradition. Next year I am predicting there will be a lot of reruns aired against the draft if the networks are smart… which they aren’t.

THREAD