Friday, February 13, 2026
Fuck all y'all
A referee sent home an entire section of fans during a southwest Oklahoma high school boys’ basketball game Thursday night. The ejection made half the gym in the town of Frederick empty as the teams finished the final minutes of the contest.
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You’re screaming “zero arrests???”
You’re screaming “zero arrests???” like a toddler who didn’t get the pony he was promised, while completely ignoring that the arrests that actually mattered already happened under the evidence chain Trump himself helped start.
God: Take a hint, people
A memorial for the victims of a deadly fire at a new year party in Switzerland caught fire early on Sunday, probably sparked by candles left burning inside, police have said.
Meat's meat, pilgrim
A Louisiana man is behind bars after biting off part of a woman's face, according to law enforcement in the Pelican State.
Hey, when you gotta go, you gotta go
A police department in Wisconsin used a drone to find a person it said was repeatedly defecating in a public park.
Might as well make a few extra bucks as long as he was there
A man in North Carolina has been charged with multiple felonies after he allegedly broke into a Little Caesars pizza shop after it had closed and began making and selling pizzas.
Your Weekly Florida Report
A 17-year-old in Central Florida was arrested after he was accused of setting his friend on fire early last month, according to the Marion County Sheriff’s Office.
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Out of the frying pan and into the fire
A 52-year-old fisherman has died after being attacked by a crocodile while fleeing a herd of elephants in eastern Zambia, police say.
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Fuck, man - I can think of easier ways to X yourself out
An Olive Garden employee died from burn injuries he suffered after thrusting his head into a deep fryer in what police have categorized as a suicide attempt.
I'm sorry, they found an 8 inch what where?
He had some explosive indigestion.
A hospital in France was evacuated after a male patient arrived with a WWI artillery shell lodged in his backside.
-WiscoDave
Beneath Custer Hill
VIDEO HERE (10:36 minutes)
In April of 1941, routine maintenance work at the Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument led to an unexpected discovery. While digging a trench near Last Stand Hill, National Park Service workers uncovered a crude enclosure made of cottonwood logs. Beneath it lay the long-buried bones of cavalry horses killed during the Battle of the Little Bighorn in June of 1876.
The find revealed an early and largely forgotten effort to collect and bury the remains of the Seventh Cavalry’s mounts. After the battle, hundreds of dead horses were left scattered across the battlefield. Their equipment was recovered, and their bodies were later gathered into burial areas to clear the ground and preserve the site. Over time, the exact locations of these horse cemeteries faded from memory.
The discovery highlights the critical role horses played in nineteenth-century warfare. Cavalry horses were not simply transportation — they were essential to movement, combat, and survival. Speed, endurance, and training could determine the outcome of a battle, and wounded horses rarely survived the chaos of combat.
This reality is underscored by the story of Comanche, the Seventh Cavalry horse who survived the battle. Badly wounded but alive, Comanche became a powerful symbol of the conflict and a rare reminder of the hundreds of horses that did not leave the field.
This video examines the 1941 discovery, the importance of horses in battle, and how the legacy of Comanche helps us understand the Battle of the Little Bighorn through the lives — and deaths — of the animals that carried it.
Friday, February 06, 2026
Black Sabbath - Live… Gathered In Their Masses
VIDEO HERE (1 hour, 47 minutes)
-JD
00:00 Opening
02:20 War Pigs
10:25 Into The Void
17:44 Loner
22:50 Snowblind
30:22 Black Sabbath
38:31 Behind The Wall Of Sleep
42:07 N.I.B.
48:22 Methademic
53:44 Fairies Wear Boots
1:00:16 Symptom Of The Universe
1:08:20 Iron Man
1:15:50 End Of The Beginning
1:24:30 Children Of The Grave
1:30:33 God Is Dead?
1:39:50 Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (Intro) / Paranoid
Thunder Was His Engine And White Lightning Was His Load*
Alabama police made a surprise discovery earlier this month when they seized nearly seven dozen gallons of moonshine during a routine traffic stop.
THE SHOW MUST GO ON!!!
After the head of a major cocaine distribution operation was shot in Chicago last fall, the mother of his children allegedly stepped in to fill the void, delivering cocaine and running the operation as he directed it while recovering at home.
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