Pro Gun Owner shoots at manager.

[RICHARD]

Blame the Mexican Food?:o:eek:;)


http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/42196027/ns/us_news-weird_news/?GT1=43001%60

Double moron.

[Karen]

I'm guessing either drugs or alcohol were involved, at the very least.

[Marigold2]

Honestly it is too bad he is not dead. He is costing the tax payers a lot of money and will continue to do so. He is not worth it, the money could be better spent taking care of homeless dogs who have more common sense.

[wombat2u2004]

Didn't the manager at least try to defend himself with a taco ???

[Medusa]

All that and the guy never got his burritos.

[wombat2u2004]

Well one thing is for sure Mary. Where he is going, he's probably going to have a sore backside, and he would have got that from the burrito's to. :p

[Medusa]

Well one thing is for sure Mary. Where he is going, he's probably going to have a sore backside, and he would have got that from the burrito's to. :p

Haha, John! So true. So true. :D

[cassiesmom]

I heard this on the radio this morning... what the heck was she thinking?!

SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. — A California woman facing nearly five years in prison for forging drug prescriptions showed up for sentencing with a phony doctor's note seeking a delay in the proceedings.

Michelle Elaine Astumian was free on $45,000 bail and pleaded no contest in January to felony counts of forgery and using a fraudulent check.

The 41-year-old woman arrived Monday for sentencing in a San Luis Obispo County courtroom and presented a note with a doctor's signature asking for a postponement.

Prosecutor Dave Pomeroy called the doctor, who said the note is a forgery.

The judge immediately ordered Astumian into custody and she collapsed to the floor. An ambulance took her to a hospital.

Pomeroy told the San Luis Obispo County Tribune that Astumian will be sentenced later, but he doesn't know when.

[pomtzu]

I heard this on the radio this morning... what the heck was she thinking?!

SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. — A California woman facing nearly five years in prison for forging drug prescriptions showed up for sentencing with a phony doctor's note seeking a delay in the proceedings.

Michelle Elaine Astumian was free on $45,000 bail and pleaded no contest in January to felony counts of forgery and using a fraudulent check.

The 41-year-old woman arrived Monday for sentencing in a San Luis Obispo County courtroom and presented a note with a doctor's signature asking for a postponement.

Prosecutor Dave Pomeroy called the doctor, who said the note is a forgery.

The judge immediately ordered Astumian into custody and she collapsed to the floor. An ambulance took her to a hospital.

Pomeroy told the San Luis Obispo County Tribune that Astumian will be sentenced later, but he doesn't know when.

DUH!!! Can you say "stoopid"???? Certainly not the brightest bulb, is she? :rolleyes::p:D