A Texas woman has made “Fatal Attraction” look like (extra) marital bliss after allegedly serving up a menu that included Common Law Husband’s Fried Pet Goldfish.
Archive for September 30th, 2009
Take That, Glenn Close!
Posted by Adam Butler on September 30, 2009
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What? A Reporter From Outside the State of Arkansas Who Doesn’t Think Bobby Petrino
Posted by Adam Butler on September 30, 2009
is the Anti-Christ?
Someone get Sean Salisbury on the phone (OK, given his alleged use of his cell phone, maybe it would be better to write him a letter.) Apparently he has some time on his hands.
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SEC Links
Posted by Brett Kincaid on September 30, 2009
Lots of blame to go ’round at practice yesterday in Fayetteville.
Cutting down on penalties is key for Arkansas moving forward.
The state of Alabama is all abuzz over the double 4-0 starts at Auburn and Alabama.
The Tennessee Vols have a banged up defense heading into Auburn week.
Mississippi’s head coach calls this squad a “tight end oriented team” while the state of Arkansas breaks into laughter.
Gary Laney nails it: It’s not pretty, but it’s still 4-0.
Spurrier is wisely managing expectations for this week’s game against South Carolina State.
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Morning News
Posted by Brett Kincaid on September 30, 2009
New traffic laws regarding text messaging and teen cell phone use take affect tomorrow.
AG Dustin McDaniel says APERS is responsible for deciding whether or not to release the names of those infamous double-dippers.
We may have another Jim Holt sighting. Oh PLEASE let this be true!
What the heck is going on at L.R. Mills High School?
It sounds like people need to read our lottery etiquette item.
If you are in Fayetteville, avoid Township for the next two days.
A tsunami rocked the South Pacific overnight, killing at least 13 thus far.
President Obama has announced $5 billion in research grants.
Important political lesson: When in trouble, wrap yourself around your family.
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