Bear Down Wildcats

Merkin wrote:

ByJoveByJingle wrote:

Merkin wrote:

See, there are some things you’re better off not knowing. What are you going to do with this information now?

UAEebs86 wrote:I lived in Melbourne, Florida (Brevard County) for two years in the early '90s on a temporary assignment from my job in Phoenix.

I don't remember it being as crazy as it is now.

Bruins01 wrote:

Chicat wrote:Fecal transplants are a thing.

http://www.motherjones.com/environment/" target="_blank ... picks=true

Apparently inserting someone else's poop into your poop chute can cure a whole host of ailments.

And all this time Percy has been ingesting the wrong human waste...

Believe it or not... many of these transplants are administered orally. Not kidding.

Hirudotherapy has been used primarily after microvascular and plastic surgeries to relieve venous congestion, which results from adequate arterial inflow but poor venous outflow. The continuous oozing that results from the leech bite offers a route for venous outflow.

Merkin wrote:"Former California Governor" is what he is known for?

Longhorned wrote:I just got my offer accepted to buy a house in Tucson!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Longhorned wrote:I just got my offer accepted to buy a house in Tucson!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A convicted felon accidentally shot himself in the genitals last month at an apartment in Cashmere. His problems didn’t stop there.

Cameron Jeffrey Wilson, 27, had a pistol tucked into his front pocket April 5 when the gun discharged, sending a bullet through his testicles and into his thigh, according to a probable cause affidavit filed April 16 in Chelan County Superior Court.

Instead of heading directly to a hospital, Wilson instructed his girlfriend to first drive to Lincoln Park in Wenatchee, where he gave the pistol to a friend, the affidavit said. A 13-time convicted felon, it is illegal for Wilson to possess a firearm.

As doctors and nurses performed surgery at Central Washington Hospital, a balloon containing marijuana slipped out of his anus, the affidavit said.

Chelan County sheriff’s detectives were notified that Wilson had suffered a gunshot wound and then responded to the hospital. They searched the car and found a bag of methamphetamine inside a pair of blood-stained jeans he’d taken off before entering the hospital.

During a strip search, another balloon of marijuana slipped from Wilson’s anus, according to a probable cause affidavit filed April 19 in superior court.

He was arrested and then charged with possession of a controlled substance in a correctional facility, but his legal troubles would continue.

From the jail, Wilson made multiple calls to his girlfriend asking her not to cooperate with investigators, according to a probable cause affidavit filed April 26 in superior court. Authorities listened to the calls and subsequently charged him with four counts of tampering with a witness.

The three incidents are being tried in superior court as three separate cases.

On Monday, he pleaded not guilty to tampering with a witness. Trial is set for July 9.

On May 1, he pleaded not guilty to second-degree felon in possession of a firearm and unlawful possession of meth, as well as possession of a controlled substance in a correctional facility. Trials in both cases are set for June 18.

He’s being held at the regional justice center on a combined $110,000 bail.