Concern Over Ambien And Driving - CBS News

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(CBS) Are there really people out there who have been driving in their sleep? And then claimed they couldn't remember where they had been?

CBS News correspondent Trish Regan reports that is what some people are claiming after taking Ambien, the most popular insomnia medication in the U.S. "

What the fuck!!?

its 8:30 in the morning and I don't know why I'm awake. I actually woke up at 7:00. There's no reason for me to be up. at all. I mustve passed out early last night. I say 'must've' because I really dont remember. And I felt I had to announce this to the world in some way. because noone is awake yet anyway. Ok that's all.

[Current Music: forever is forgotten ]
[Current Mood: wooshy ]

pillowfights are fucking awesome.

CNN.com - 'Arrested Development' gets the ax - Nov 11, 2005

The Bluth clan of Fox's ratings-challenged "Arrested Development" is headed for the exit after Fox cut the third-season order on the Emmy-winning comedy to 13 episodes.

ABC News: Man Says 7-Year-Old Joke Led to Killing

A man shot a former co-worker to death on Easter because he was offended by a joke told seven years ago, authorities said Monday.

Stanford Douglas Jr., 29, was arrested on murder charges Sunday after a two-hour standoff with police. He allegedly shot William Berkeyheiser, 62, three times in the chest and shoulder on March 27 at Berkeyheiser's suburban home.

Prosecutor Diane Gibbons said that Douglas told police he had been thinking about killing Berkeyheiser since 1998, when the two men worked at a Philadelphia nursing home and Berkeyheiser told a joke that offended Douglas.

The prosecutor would not say what the joke was.

The downside: This joke was clearly hurtful.

The upside: It was also clearly memorable.

Pabst Brewing Company

Wow, Pabst has a really cool website with old timey photographs of their beer cans, history info and such. I also found out that pabst owns schmidt's AND schlitz. and colt 45. and a bunch of other malt liquors and whatnot. cooool.

also just watched kiss of the dragon. loved that movie always just because of the cool shit that jet li does. here's a short but incomplete list of why jet li rules in this movie

- he kills someone who is trying to machine gun him by kicking a billiard ball directly into his forehead
- he blows someone in half by thowing a grenade (which was origonally thrown at him) back into one of the henchman's sleeves
- he uses those damn acupuncture needles to parylize people, do other cool stuff, kill the final dude and make him bleed outta his eyes
- he does the whole ninja-like now-you-see-me-now-you-dont- because-i'm-really-good-at-jumping-away-and-hiding type thing a few times


and just in general:

- he looks totally badass, he never loses his cool. he never even takes a direct hit from a baddie. except maybe once.
- he speaks decent english
- his movies are always dark and brooding vs. jackie chan who does the whole slapstick thing (still awesome, but not badass)
- he's like one of the only big martial artists left in american movies

ok i'm going to go read jerk city. later.