Steve & Teri

No! Don’t jump!!

There’s a funny video online of a guy giving his friend a ride on his shoulders, and he purposely jumps up to ram his friend’s head against a sign.  Obviously it’s better if you’re drunk, like they probably were.

A couple in England lost their cat Winston 15 years ago, and now they just got him back.  He was turned in to a vet, and they found his owners through his microchip.  Click here for the story!

It’s about as stuck as stuck can be: a couple of guys testing out a new four-wheel drive Chevy drove over a frozen pond and ended up stuck in sand, ice, and mud on Chouteau Island, just north of Interstate 270 in Madison County, Illinois. Click here for pictures!

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