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Escaped Rapist hides in PS3 line

Found this on OurOddWorld.com

MAN WHO FLED FROM OFFICER IS SEIZED AT STORE LOADING DOCK

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Burdine was charged in an alleged assault at a Kentucky Welcome Center on I-75.One Best Buy customer thought police were arresting a man for taking a Playstation 3, but it turned out to be the suspected rapist who escaped from University of Kentucky Hospital last night.

William Rick Burdine Sr., 42, of Laurel County, was being discharged from the hospital Wednesday night when he ran from a corrections officer, UK police said.

About noon yesterday, police saw Burdine enter the Best Buy on Nicholasville Road, where they arrested him at the rear loading dock without incident, Lexington police Lt. David Lyons said.

Ricky Simpson, a UK student from Ashland, was in Best Buy yesterday when he saw police arrest a man.

"I thought it was for the Playstation," he said, referring to the video game system being released today.

When Burdine escaped, he was wearing only boxer shorts and white tennis shoes, UK police said.

Lexington police received a call about 10:30 a.m. yesterday that a man fitting Burdine's description was spotted at Nicholasville Road and New Circle Road. Police first went to Lexington Green, where other people said they saw a man matching the same description.

Police called out several units and a helicopter, Lyons said.

Burdine was briefly taken back to UK hospital and taken to Fayette County Detention Center, Lyons said.

Burdine was a Eastern Kentucky Correctional Complex inmate.

Burdine was charged in an alleged assault at the Kentucky Welcome Center on Interstate 75 in Whitley County in June 2004. Police said he attacked a woman with a knife, forced her into her car and sexually assaulted her.



Nice hiding place--with so many people to scurry behind. 'Cept there were too many cuz they all saw him and pointed fingers. Served him right!

But where did he get clothes? 0.o From a homeless man/dumpster?

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Be it extremely emotional, controversial, messed up, or whatever, this entry has been password protected.

If you know it, enter it; or, ask me for it.

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I just can't win! I can't find that secret pattern that reveals that magical, mystical...*sigh* world. ^{Of little people.} What am I talking about? That darn Grow Cube game!

Argh...here's how far I've gotten:



*wails into hands*

--Uh-oh. The pic isn't working...ah, well.

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I believe some of you may have already seen this, but no matter--watch it again! ;)



This dance is nothing short of amazing. It's beyond this world, well into the universe! It's GORGEOUS. You can't even tell that the dancers are deaf. No, your eyes are not decieving you They are ALL disabled in some way. Can you believe it?

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Voila! We have a NuGallery Yeah! Woo-hoo! It's still underconstruction, but...Woo-hoo! Go dave! Chugga-chugga Woo-Woo!


I'm crazily excited about this and I dunno why. Whatever. Bouncin' off the walls here.

Anyway, I just remembered that I didn't tell ya'll about my Thanksgiving. It's actually my first traditional Thanksgiving. Y'know, with Turkey and all. And gravy. For the first time, I've had GRAVY at the table. We never had gravy before, my mom and I. Or turkey for that matter. So...there was turkey (two yummy juicy ones), mussles, fish, mushroom dish, ginseng soup, chicken soup, etc. And I took the leftover turkey meat home to my ma.

"See what I shot in the forest! I cooked it right then and there!"

My dinner last night was Turkey Ramen. My brunch today was Turkey sandwiches on whole wheat, yummy seedless black grapes, and mango pudding. Dinner tonight is probably Turkey Ramen with a Veggie dish. Something like that.

I have a craving for White Castle. Too bad that's in Queens and I don't even know if it's still there. I've never actually tried 'em before. And I don't see the commercials anymore.

Ahh...now for the my replies to your comments:

Nuttz: Yes, the animated penguins. XD Found the huge ad yet?

Xboyz: You haven't skated before? It's a lot of fun! A little advice: You're gonna fall no matter what--so go for it!

randomjunk: I know. This is the first I've watched since...I can't remember. =P

LostSoul13: Yes, it is! I couldn't believe how detailed it was...I was there . Except I wasn't freezing to death without my coat.

The-Muffin-Man: Muffin-man! Me, too. The little babes are so hard to resist. XD They're so cute and cuddly--I wanted to reach out and touch 'em.

invisible: Haha! It was pretty obvious that that was coming. =D

**Note to self: Mention baby penguins for Christmas.**

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Ah, our plan was to go ice-skating today. It's free at Bryant Park and open 'til midnight. I wanna skate all night! I wonder if this little wish o' mine will ever come true. Not anytime soon anyway.

Alas, a leetle problemo occurred--there vere no more shoes, eh--skates fer any adult of de sizes 5-8. Which basically means all adults in general. Wait, no, there's an exception to that leetle problemo--the other gender! Ya'll have giant hooves! Argh-grah!

So we decided to go for a movie instead. Hey, did I say who 'we' were? My cousins and I. Two of my cousins and I. D and W, and I. We should have penguin smilies. Then I could use them here. Cuz we watched...yes, you guess it--Happy Feet!

Cute, funny, and very very naturally right. They were penguins in every way, except for the animation part. And it was cool how they incorporated real people in there...really don't know how they did that. Fascinating.

And I believe the subliminal messaging in there was
DON'T EAT FISH!

I would comply, but I like sushi too much. *shrug* Oh, well.

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mood: content but starving
listening to: xmas cd
watching: the newly painted white wall

I got THREE DOLLARS in total! to all of you.

It's not twenty bucks--I've still got a long ways to go--but I'm closer to it.

Hmm, I had something to say before...gah! The cons of not having a blackberry and your notebook stuck all the way down in your overstuffed backpack behind the lappie that you couldn't open cuz you were on the train or on the street. Ah, well. Later.

Can you believe December is coming? And that means...Christmas! Yay!


There is now an official progress chart for the PTE X in the Note Me News module. Right over there ==============>

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mood: tired...
listening to: insanefishy's game music
watching: my lappie's screen

*sigh* My shoulders are tight and my back curved like a fish. I'm so worn out that I just wanna curl up and sleep. Instead I'm sitting crosslegged on the couch facing the window with pain pulsing at the base of my neck. Whoop! And of course my lappie before me, my eyes greedily drinking in my drug: NuTang. Hehehe...*slurp* Sorry, I'm salviating.

I've been on a liquid diet all week. Cantonese, we call it juk . English, it's called congee. Mandarin, it's ju . Hopefully, ya'll know what I'm talking about. Rice Soup? Though it's not much of a soup . And I can't bite things: poultry, pork, beef, veggies, etc. My teeth want to bite something really bad. But they can't. The congee is cooked with the chicken and so on, I just don't put 'em in my bowl.

I was dancing all day today and had no energy. Not enough, barely enough. I had barre for my first class of the day. One spin and I was already dizzy. Eck, pathetic.

I will do as lazypuppy suggested and proceed with PTE X in December.

*stretches out against the pillows* Mrrrreow. Good night.

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