Your Historical Daily Loser(s)

Ronald Cousin, Steve Nelon and Jerome Thompson, of Las Vegas, Nevada, along with two underaged pals, decided to try a little breaking and entering. Unfortunately for them, they picked the wrong house. The Story.

Christopher Newton, former reporter for the Associated Press, was fired when it was discovered that he was making up all of his news sources. It only took the AP a few years to catch on... The Story.

Walter Nowakowski, from Canada, was caught driving the wrong way down a one way street. The police say he was distracted. Not such a big deal, you say? How about the fact that he was distracted because he had his pants around his ankles and he was watching child porn on his laptop as he drove. The Story.

If you live in Wrexham, you might want to stay off the roads. Michelle Hughes was arrested after she smashed her car into a parked vehicle and then drove head-on into another. But apparently her erratic driving was caused by her excessive drinking and not because she is legally blind. The Story.

Actually, these guys might be winners for getting away with it... Army and Navy personnel, from the officers down to the enlisted men, were issued travel cards (credit cards paid for by Uncle Sam), and they had a jolly good time using those cards to pay for their visits to brothels and strip clubs. The Story.
     Posted By: Nethie - Sun Jun 07, 2009
     Category: Crime | Sex Lives Worse Than Yours | Your Daily Loser | Goofs and Screw-ups





Comments
b&e;- good for the homeowner. if anyone tries to sue him it better get thrown out of court.

fake reporter- oops how embarrassing for the ap. guess the guy is better at editorial writing.

wrong way- and they give us ladies a bad time about putting on a little make-up while driving!

blind drunk- i once took a legally blind friend out on back roads and let her drive my car. i was young at the time, but i still kind of glad i gave her an oppertunity to do something she'll never get to do again. oh and did anybody notice that part of her sentence was no driving for 30 MONTHS! WTF!

military credit- the military personnel with the cards should not have misused them. but there should have been oversight into the program all along. not doing so is an open ivitation to abuses. the upper part of the chain of command is just pissed that some of their spoils acctually got all the way down to the enlisted guy taht lay their lives on the line. instead of padding expense accounts of the desk jockies that are senior officers.
Posted by Patty in Ohio, USA on 06/07/09 at 10:38 AM
Isn't there a statute of limitations on WU stories? I'd already read the 4 stories I went to YEARS ago.
Posted by StanFlouride on 06/07/09 at 12:52 PM
I covered that in the thread title. They are "Historical" losers, which means the stories are older than dirt. I think it's nice to see that people were just as idiotic then as they are now. Makes me feel better about myself. Feel free to not read them if the age of the article bothers you 😊
Posted by Nethie on 06/07/09 at 04:14 PM
tell 'em sister! 😉
Posted by Patty in Ohio, USA on 06/07/09 at 08:30 PM
felicity barringer is the reporter who wrote the article. fox butterfield is refered to in the article. yes fox butterfield is a really reporter, google the name. he even comes up on amazon as an author.
Posted by Patty in Ohio, USA on 06/09/09 at 09:25 PM
I didn't go for these stories myself, since I did take note that they were 'historical' and it was likely I had read them before. But I did have to click on to read the comments, I was interested in the reaction to this new category. I don't see a problem with it. There are new members here, bored, looking for content to kill time with. And there was a disclaimer, so I appreciate that. And, I've noticed Chuck has included News of the Weird 'Classic' in some of his recent posts. So, I say more power to you if you choose to make such posts.
Posted by qualityleashdog on 06/09/09 at 10:41 PM
...but, I think they should be really historical, not from the past six months, or maybe past year. Nothing that's too fresh. And things should be really new, unless presented as classic. So I think I'm all for having a sort of rolling window where articles from one to two weeks old to maybe two years old would be off limits. News should be new, and classic should be classic.
Posted by qualityleashdog on 06/09/09 at 10:45 PM
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