Friday, September 30, 2011
Driving to Your Death: Urban Myths
Some people think it's true, and some people think it is completely unrealistic to think that something as simple as flashing your headlights at a driver who appears not to have their lights on would lead to gang violience and killing. However, according to urban myths there are a couple of instances where you can get trapped into danger while thinking you are helping someone out.
The "lights out" legend began in California, and it appears to be a gang initiation. Alot of people think this is a myth becuase this type of story began to appear after the hit movie "Urban Legend" came out in 1993. "Lights Out" is when a group of said to the gang members pile in a car and drive down highways, roads, and side streeets with their headlights off and the first car to flash their lights in order to help them out is followed intil the car reaches their destination and when the people in the car get out, they are killed.
Another said-to-be legend is the infant carseat on the side of the road. This is a newer legend, and reports of this only began in 2010. This is a legend in which a carseat is found on the side of the road; usually a busy highway. A empty carseat is a very sketchy thing so of course people are going to stop and check it out to make sure everything is okay. Inside the carseat there is usually a adress of specific place that points the people in the direction of a missing child or infant. When the people go to this place they are killed.
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
"Humans are Friends, Not Food."
Monday, September 19, 2011
Dresses in Diapers

Friday, September 16, 2011
Newest and Shocking Contestant on Dancing With the Stars
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Kate Plus 8 speaks out
Many people know Kate Gosslin as the crazy, controlling, yet very caring mom of sextuplets and twins. Kate Gosslin, the star of the show what is now known as TLC's Kate Plus 8 and was formely known as Jon and Kate Plus 8. She explains to People Magazine about her tremendous journey in rasinging her 8 children while juggling working, writting a book, and a TV show. Kate also admits that the way she is portrayed on the show is extremely embarassing, and that she is often reffered to as "mommy dearest." It is no secret to anyone that watches the show that Kate is very controlling, yet caring. She explains why she thinks that she is portrayed and known as such a lose cannon,

Although Kate admits to being such a crazed mom, and clearly knowing that her ratings went down after her divorce with husband, Jon Gosslin, she still says that she loves the atmosphere of filming and says that just because TLC has dropped the show doesn't mean she and her family will be off the TV screen for very long.
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Red lines, equal guidelines

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