Cleveland pic of the day
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This video explaining “Gym Wildlife” is pretty funny and very spot on
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NBD, just a priest doing mass on one of those hoverboard things
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“Being Bret Bielema” looks the best/worst idea ever
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An abandoned hospital room was seen lit up by a Christmas tree. Pretty creepy
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This Eagles fan is excited about Chip Kelly’s firing. S/O EDP (NSFW)
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Women’s flag football catch of the year. Maybe the all levels of football catch of the year
A Mentor man who claims StarKist Co. has fishy business practices is seeking $64,000 in damages.
Acting as his own attorney, Bryan Anthony Reo filed a lawsuit Dec. 23 in Lake County Common Pleas Court against the Pittsburgh-based company.
According to the suit, StarKist committed statutory violations of the Ohio Consumer Sales Practices Act by underfilling cans of tuna by about three-tenths of 1 ounce to four-tenths of 1 ounce each and then placing the cans “into the stream of commerce” to be sold to customers.
During 2013 and 2014, Reo said he bought at least several hundred cans of StarKist chunk light tuna to have an emergency food reserve and because he often eats a can a day.
“I like it. It’s low-fat, high protein,” said Reo when contacted by telephone.
Reo, who is not an attorney, said he still has numerous unopened cans from 2013 and 2014.
Reo said he is seeking between $200 to $3,000 per can for the 20 cans he can prove were underfilled, and other costs, for a total of $64,000.
According to Walmart.com, a 4 pack of Starkist Chunk Light Tuna in water is $3.98. An oz. of tuna runs about 20 cents and each can is 5 ounces.
If what this guy is saying is true and Starkist has been scamming people out of three-tenths of an ounce of tuna per can, then they’ve been stealing 6 cents per can from people. You’re only getting $0.93 cents worth of tuna for $0.99 cents. And that’s BULLSHIT.
Now normally I would probably call this guy an idiot. He’s trying to make $3,000 off of a can of tuna that he lost $0.06 cents on. Sounds pretty dumb. But I just can’t bring myself to hate this move. This is America in 2015. If companies are trying to scam you, you scam them back twice or 3x as hard.
You want to save six pennies worth of tuna? Alright well now you owe me 3 grand. I don’t make the rules, that’s just what it is. You can throw your little jab, I’ll answer with a haymaker right in the kisser.
I won’t stand for Big Tuna trying to take advantage of the little minnows (us, the consumers) to try and save a couple cents. Down with Big Tuna I say!
Jim Brown appeared on Colin Cowherd’s show today and discussed everyone’s favorite quarterback Johnny Manziel with Jason Whitlock. Here’s a clip of their conversation
It is interesting to see Jim Brown stick up for Johnny and say that he can play in the league. When talking about current players on the Browns roster, Jim usually doesn’t hold back and will tell you what he thinks of a player even if you don’t want to hear it. If you remember a few years ago Jim also called Trent Richardson “ordinary” and we were all up in arms about it. Well, turns out he was right.
Guess we can welcome the greatest running back of all time to the Manziel Mafia.
Bottlegate 