1. The Rolling Stones have asked Donald Trump to stop
using their songs in his campaign. *** The aging
Stones warned Mr. Trump that although they might not remember all their songs,
they’ll know them when they hear them.
2. The FBI has arrested a Michigan man for sprinkling a
mixture of hand soap and rat poison on fruit and vegetables at several grocery
stores in Ann Arbor. ***
It could have been worse; he could have sprinkled them with water from
Flint.
3. In Philadelphia, police arrested a man dressed as
Jesus who refused to leave an Apple store. *** Apple management was furious and said if
someone wants to play God they should dress up as Steve Jobs.
4. There has been strong criticism in response to a photo
of Justin Bieber posing next to a tiger that was restrained by a thick chain. *** In the interest of public safety, most
people feel Mr. Bieber should be the one on a leash.
5. A woman is suing Starbucks for $5 million because a
24-ounce iced drink has only 14 ounces of the actual drink and the remainder is
ice. ***
In a customer-friendly
gesture, Starbucks told the woman she can now get 24 ounces of the drink in the
cup and hold out her hand for the ice.
6. On this date in history: May 6, 1957 – The Pulitzer
Prize is awarded to John F. Kennedy for “Profiles in Courage.” *** Surprisingly, he did not get similar accolades for
his sequel, “Profiles in Philandering.”
7. On this date in history: May 5, 1816 – The American Bible Society is organized in New York. *** It’s like a Book of the Month Club, except
that every month it’s the same book.
8. On this date in history: May 4, 1626 – The Indians sell Manhattan Island for only $24 in cloth &
buttons. *** And that was before deducting the three button realtor fee.
9. On this date in history: May 3, 1991 – The final episode of Dallas is aired.
*** Everyone was amazed that in
356 episodes JR only got shot once.
10. On this
date in history: May 2, 1988 – Cincinnati Reds manager Pete Rose is
suspended for 30 days for pushing an umpire.
*** Actually, he was
suspended for placing a bet on whether or not the ump would push back.
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