The last day of school is obviously a favorite day for the students but it’s even better for the school staff! Not that they hate their jobs but, especially in high schools, it can be stressful and
Free Beer texted us this video the other day. What exactly is his three-year-old son Hayden trying to say? Clock? Hmm. You be the judge! Hayden wants a what? pic.twitter.com/L1N1nCFzYE — Free Beer (@freebeergregg) June 18, 2018
Tom Hanks was performing on stage in Shakespeare’s “Henry IV” in Los Angeles the other night when an audience member suddenly fainted. The play was obviously stopped while the situation was being handled, but in the meantime,
Golf purists are pretty pissed at Phil Mickelson after an incident that occurred during his Saturday round at the U.S. Open. On the 13th hole at Shinnecock Hills on Saturday, Mickelson was putting for bogey and his ball
A windstorm at a park took a crappy turn when it picked up two porta-potties and sent them soaring through the beautiful blue sky! Flying porta-potties? It’s honestly as funny as it sounds but we can’t help
Today, instead of having listeners on the phone to play Name That Blank, we played a show member edition: Hot Wings vs. Joe vs. Steve. The winner got to decide the loser’s punishment. Hot Wings won and
A woman at Winstock Music Festival somehow got her head stuck in a tailpipe and had to be rescued by the fire department. Of course, alcohol was definitely a factor, especially considering she got her head in
What do you do when you want people to leave you alone? Well this Texas man has found the only real solution is to hop on your John Deere riding mower and use it as a rock launcher! Johnny
So we’ve all heard of or played “rock, paper, scissors” now meet the latest game sweeping the nation (okay maybe not really but humor us here) it’s “rock, truck, suspension”! In one corner we’ve got rock, constant
Jimmy Kimmel is taking on Ted Cruz in a one-on-one basketball game for charity this weekend, which has been dubbed the “2018 Blobfish Basketball Classic.” They will play one game to 15, by ones. The loser will donate $5,000
