EYE on the Mundane

Little League baseball coach faces legal action for misunderstanding of the word hustle

October 13, 2011
By Marco Flavas
Little League baseball coach faces legal action for misunderstanding of the word hustle

OAKLAND, CA – A local Little League baseball coach may face charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor for his use of the word hustle. When Glen Albright told his players to ‘hustle’ during a pre-game warm-up he probably had little idea that one of his players would take is instructions so...

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School brawl breaks out over punctuation

September 21, 2011
By Marco Flavas
School brawl breaks out over punctuation

REDDING, CA – Local and state police were called in to break up a massive brawl involving both students and faculty members at Shasta High School on Friday. The school’s administrators required police intervention when a fight that had broken out over the correct usage and definition of the dash, hyphen and minus sign...

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Riverside man NEVER just says what he’s thinking

September 19, 2011
By Marco Flavas
Riverside man NEVER just says what he’s thinking

RIVERSIDE, CA – Local resident is discovered to have never made a statement without first prefacing it. While at his job as hiring manager of a local retail chain on Tuesday, authorities discovered that 42 year old Albert Munoz has never made a statement in his life without first saying, ‘What I’m thinking is,’...

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Local man steps in poo

September 18, 2011
By Marco Flavas
Local man steps in poo

SALINAS, CA – Last night while walking home from his job as a foreman at a local warehouse distribution center Alex Lahey stepped in poo. The incident took place at 10:48 PM Saturday night and local police were called to the scene. “I was walking along and then all of the sudden it was...

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Orange you happy that you won’t have to worry about being Green?

September 16, 2011
By Marco Flavas
Orange you happy that you won’t have to worry about being Green?

After enjoying several years as the color of choice for businesses and politicians who wished to represent themselves or their agenda as environmentally conscious, green may have a new challenger as the most important color. In a backlash against green’s popularity, many activists and artists have begun labeling themselves as orange. Citing oranges’s position...

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