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1 week ago | 
drgnews.com | Chuck Hanson
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1 week ago | 
drgnews.com | Chuck Hanson
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1 week ago | 
drgnews.com | Chuck Hanson
Do you think this is possible? Or does this lady just REALLY need to forget her ex and move on? A woman named Christine Connell is trending after she claimed her ex-boyfriend’s nasty FART gave her a sinus infection that’s lasted SEVEN YEARS. She had just had surgery on her ankle and was staying in a hotel with her boyfriend. She was in bed, and he was getting into bed NAKED when he ripped one so rank, she’d never smelled anything like it. She didn’t say how long ago they broke up.
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3 weeks ago | 
drgnews.com | Chuck Hanson
A woman in Houston towed her boyfriend’s car with a chain. They hooked it up to the back of his car and towed it backwards, which is not how it’s done. His Saab was all over the road, and he was in the driver’s seat hanging on for dear life. Luckily, no one was hurt. Here is a witness talking about the crazy scene.
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3 weeks ago | 
drgnews.com | Chuck Hanson
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3 weeks ago | 
drgnews.com | Chuck Hanson
If you’ve ever wondered how much cash can be crammed inside a TEDDY BEAR, well . . . it’s more than you have sitting around. Authorities in New Jersey raided a massage parlor last week, which was suspected of being involved in prostitution and money laundering. And it was a big success. They recovered more than $750,000 . . . including $600,000 in cash that was sewn inside a giant teddy bear. The manager was 47-year-old Daniela Diienno.
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4 weeks ago | 
drgnews.com | Chuck Hanson
This is a classic move a lot of parents make when their kid turns 16. But maybe they shouldn’t? A study found giving your teenager your old car isn’t the smartest move, and not just because they can’t drive a stick. It could be a DEADLY decision. Teens in cars that are more than five years old are 19% more likely to die in a fatal crash. For cars over 15 years old, it jumps to 31%. It’s because new drivers suck at it for a while, and new cars have a lot more safety features.
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4 weeks ago | 
drgnews.com | Chuck Hanson
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4 weeks ago | 
drgnews.com | Chuck Hanson
Remember that TikTok trend where people would crack eggs on the foreheads of their unsuspecting friends and family members . . . and then post their shocked reactions online? It got even wilder when people did it to kids. Well, here’s some “vengeance.” A mother in Sweden was convicted of harassment, and was ordered to pay her daughter $2,000 in damages for posting a video of herself cracking an egg on the girl’s head. The girl is young, and she wasn’t the one who made the complaint.
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1 month ago | 
drgnews.com | Chuck Hanson
The next time your parent complains about not knowing how to order something online . . . you can say it’s so easy a seven-year-old can do it. A woman in Kentucky named Holly says her second grader ordered 30 CASES of Dum-Dums suckers on Amazon. Each case had 2,340 suckers, which means she was getting more than 70,000 suckers, for nearly $4,000. She contacted Amazon as soon as she realized what had happened . . . and initially, they were chill.
