Throw them all in jail. How hundreds of people could keep quiet and not have a moral conscious is hard to believe. Both grad assistant McQuerrey and the janitor saw the monster raping boys in the shower. He's guilty, it's quite obvious.

How he is out on bail for a bond that was never posted makes no sense. Unless, of course, the judge was a contributor and booster to Sandusky's 2nd Mile foundation which he used to lure little boys into his dark, sick fetish. Throw that judge in jail too.

Child molesters are the lowest form of filth on the planet. He'll get his when he gets in jail unless he commits suicide beforehand.

A co-worker who's new to the area asked me for a recommendation about dentists. After I gave her three possibilities, she asked for the phone number to one. I gave it her. She asked for an address about the second. I gave her that as well. But for the third, she asked if she could find him on Google.
I said: "He's in the phone book."
She said: "You're showing your age. NOBODY uses phone books."

File this under the category of: "They pay people to do that?"
Rats free friends

LOL!!

(On soap box)

I was shocked to see how IPhones and Ipads/Tablets are #1 Christmas gift request this year FOR KIDS!!! Pretty pricey stuff.

I have nothing against technology but I am kind of surprised the Ipad and other tablets aren't a complete flop. If you have a desktop plus a laptop plus a smartphone (I don't but it seems 80% of the public does), WHY on earth would you need a Ipad? I can only call it a redundant waste of money. A friend of mine works at Best Buy and says a large percentage of the phones they sell are from people in the middle of their contracts. In other words....they will pay 10X the amount cause they gotta have it. Just can't wait. People with large credit card debt that already have negative cash flow. Where is the responsibility? I guess if the government can't live by their means, why should the people?

(Off soap box)

Yep.

I don't even know where to begin with this one.
HS kissing "prank" goes too far

For those interested, there's a link within the article to a video.
I suppose it was a good idea on the front end, but gotta wonder about the actions of a few parents once they got started. How will any of them live this down?

Amazing this hasn't been done before:
Mora vows to end UCLA's practice-ditching tradition

Good for him. Great decision. It will attempt to keep the players a little more grounded (hopefully).

Yeah.