Isn’t this the same bus that The Now Dewey Beach Mayor wanted to board? Did anyone have any idea that they were serving alcohol to underage girls? 

from LRN News:

Girls Gone Wild creator Joe Francis and his film company are being sued by two Florida women for allegedly releasing a sexually explicit video without their consent. Brooke Pastolic and Christina Brose claim that they boarded a Girls Gone Wild tour bus after they were promised free clothing. The lawsuit alleges that once onboard, they were plied with alcoholic drinks even though both were not of legal drinking age, and coerced into exposing themselves and engaging in sexual activities. The women claim the footage was used on two separate Girls Gone Wild DVDs without their consent…    

Yeah, I know… the girls shouldn’t have gone on the bus in the first place.. What do they expect? More trouble for J-F-Pay none-the-less… Maybe those Girls-G-W’s should’ve called these guys for help:

 

from WGMD News:

A joint operation between the State Division of Alcohol and Tobacco Enforcement and Dewey Beach Police at the North Beach Restaurant yesterday netted 10 arrests. The investigation was the result of several reports of underage people using fake IDs and being served alcoholic beverages. Three were arrested for underage possession of alcohol and seven for possession of fake identification. Officials seized a total of 11 fake IDs. All were released at the scene pending arraignment at JP Court.

Eeeeeverybody loves getting sloshed.

As mentioned in the post below, the search is on for Frank Infante’s missing children Frankie (9) and Frank Jr. (7).

I had Mr. Infante on the radio show today to go further in depth on his children’s disappearance.

Full Frank Infante Interview (mp3) appx. 25min. (courtesy of wgmd.com audio-to-go)

Frank Infante (cnn.com)

As promised during our discussion today of local Mormons and Professional Wrestlers, I shall now provide you with a visual comparison of Mormon prophet Moroni and NWA wrestling legend “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair in one of my now famous “separated at birth” blogs..

Moroni is: (from wikipedia.org)

according to the Book of Mormon, was the last Nephite prophet and military commander who lived in North America in the late fourth and early fifth centuries. Latter-day Saint theology can be interpreted to mean that after his death Moroni was resurrected and became an angel. In addition to the Book of Mormon account, Joseph Smith and the Three Witnesses also testified they saw Moroni in the form of an angel of light.

Ric Flair is: (from wwe.com)

While at times he has been the dirtiest player in the game, Flair has never strayed from being “The Man” who most young sports-entertainers—WWE Superstars included—idolize. Even those unfamiliar with his storied career, the “styling and profiling” in custom-tailored sequined ring robes, or his “Nature Boy” strut know one thing when they hear “Woooooo!” shouted at a WWE live event, a craps table in a Las Vegas casino, or on the scoreboard at the RBC Center, home of the NHL’s Carolina Hurricanes: they’re in “Ric Flair Country.” “A kiss-stealing, wheeling, dealing, jet-flying, limousine-riding son-of-a-gun”

Now.. without further adieu.. Prophet Moroni vs. Ric Flair (separated at birth)