Cornfield Joke

Don’t tell you secrets near cornfields.

Too many ears around.

CCW Hero

BEND, Oregon — A hero dad was driving home for his lunch break when he heard gunshots and ran into an Oregon elementary school special-education room to stop a crazed teen’s deadly mass shooting, according to a report.

Kaylub Giamanco, a 36-year-old carpenter and father of two girls who attend Silver Rail Elementary in Bend, was heading home from his break Thursday around 1 p.m. when he heard gunfire coming from the area around the school, said his brother, Kyle Giamanco, to NBC News.

Giamanco, who owns a concealed weapon, bravely pursued teen gunman Griffin J. John into the school building’s special-education room and fatally shot him, his brother said.-NY Post

Golf Joke

Three golf alubs went into a bar.

The putter asked for a beer.

The wedge ordered a Zocktail.

The third said, nothing for me.

I’m the driver.

Humans before Bots

I mean robots before humans.

And it’s starting.

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) — A Center City woman was arrested after allegedly refusing to move out of the path of a delivery robot.

The confrontation was captured on video and has since drawn online attention.

Philadelphia police said officers responded to the 1200 block of Filbert Street after witnesses reported a disturbance involving Carolyn Marvin and an Uber delivery robot near Reading Terminal Market.

According to police, Marvin repeatedly blocked the robot’s path and ignored multiple commands from officers to move.

She was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct.

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Marvin tells Action News she was protesting the use of delivery robots because she believes they are replacing human workers.

“I know they’re taking the jobs of human delivery workers and so, I have been protesting them whenever I saw them by standing in front of them and preventing them from going forward,” Marvin said.

She said she views her actions as protected speech.

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Marvin said she has confronted delivery robots on multiple occasions, including a September incident along Broad Street that also gained attention on social media.

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Ashley Baldwin of West Philadelphia said she witnessed one of those encounters.

“I actually thought the robot hit her, so my original question was, ‘Are you OK? Did the robot hit you?’ And she said, ‘No, I have to stop this. They’re taking over the world,'” Baldwin said.

Asked whether she plans to continue protesting the robots, Marvin said she does.

“I do. Why not?” Marvin said. “I think it’s my First Amendment right to publicly demonstrate on a sidewalk to protest against delivery robots.”

Marvin said she hopes the viral incident encourages discussion about delivery robots, artificial intelligence, and their growing role in everyday life.-6ABC

Picture Joke

Why did they send the picture to jail?

Cause it was framed

Guardians Joke

What do you call security guards at the Samsung store?

Guardians of the Galaxy

Bad Mood Joke

What do you get when you cross an angry sheep with an angry cow?

Two animals in a baaaaad moood

Shoe Joke

What is made of leather and sounds like a sneeze?

A shoe

Circus Joke

Why did the circus lion spit on the clown?

It tasted funny?

Stop Putting Thugs out on Streets

A Minnesota homecoming celebration shattered by gunfire has become the latest flashpoint over crime and bail after the accused shooter was released from jail just two days after his arrest.

Adam Abdihakeem Adam, 18, posted bond and was released Saturday evening, according to Hennepin County jail records reviewed by Fox News Digital.

Police say he shot two teenagers outside Eden Prairie High School during its Oct. 2 homecoming football game, prompting the evacuation of the stadium.

His release drew criticism from President Donald Trump’s Rapid Response 47 account, which highlighted police statements linking the shooting to rival Somali gangs.

“A Radical Left judge immediately granted him a no-condition bail,” the account wrote on X.

Jail records list a $100,000 bail or bond option without conditions and show Adam was released at 7:04 p.m. Oct. 10. He faces two felony counts of second-degree assault with a dangerous weapon and one count of second-degree riot while armed with a dangerous weapon. His next court appearance is scheduled for Monday afternoon.

The shooting injured an 18-year-old and a 17-year-old and launched a multi-agency hunt for those involved, according to Eden Prairie police.

Investigators allege the violence began after two cars entered a parking lot and a fight involving about 10 people broke out. The driver of one car got out, opened fire on the victims and fled, according to charging documents cited by affiliate FOX 9 Minneapolis.

Authorities identified that driver as Adam, who allegedly was driving his brother’s car. Investigators tracked his phone with the vehicle before, during and after the shooting, the outlet reported. He then allegedly abandoned the phone and changed his number.

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