Driver Heard AMBER ALERT- Didn't Expect The Actual Vehicle To Be Right in Front of Him!

“I think God put me in the right place at the right time,” Adams told reporters.

Steve Adam's decision to turn on his radio saved a 2-year-old girl's life after she was kidnapped by her father, who earlier had murdered his wife, the child's mother. The amber alert included a description of the car. It was the car right in front of Adams. Needless to say, he was shocked...

October 29, 2015 interview with Mt. Gilead, Ohio resident Steve Adams, who spotted a wanted man and his daughter two minutes after hearing an Ambert Alert for the child. Hear his story. Interview by the Morrow County Sentinel.

 

Morrow County Sentinel

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Huge Red Ball On The Loose In Ohio - Rolls Over Cars On Toledo Streets

Yes, simple things like this entertain us. It was the art installation that got away. This huge red ball was part of a red ball art installation which broke loose, running over parked cars as it rolled down a street in Ohio, US...

It was part of a Toledo Museum of Art exhibit - called the RedBall Project - which was showcasing the 250lbs ball.

The ball was wedged between a jeweller's and a restaurant before wet weather caused it to become slippery and unstuck.

Footage shows people chasing after the ball as it rolls down the street, thankfully stopping on a pathway and not injuring anyone in its path. - telegraph

Jeremy Falke

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Foo Fighters Rick Roll Westboro Baptist Church

This video of lead Foo Fighters' singer Dave Grohl and his gang "rickrolling" a protest in a pickup truck, went viral over the weekend. The group blasted Rick Astley's 80s hit "Never Gonna Give You Up" from speakers while holding up signs that said "You got Rick roll'd (again)" and "Keep it clean." 

The protesters, from the Westboro Baptist Church, were protesting outside the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Missouri, on Friday before the Foos' concert...  

adamisntdumb

Info source: cnn

1st Grader Backs Down Homophobe Street Preacher

We're not sure what to make of this vid that has viralled out of control with almost 7M views. Some are saying she shouldn't have been there, the preacher is wrong, etc. It shows Zea Bowling, a 7-year-old Columbus, Ohio first-grader, and her encounter with a street preacher ranting on about homosexuality from last weekend's ComFest, (a free, non-corporate, music and arts festival), a day after the U.S. Supreme Court approved same-sex marriage...

Ryan Bowling