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There's something fun and pleasantly deviant about looking behind other people's closed doors. Well, sometimes. I don't consider myself a snoop, but I have popped open a friend's medicine cabinet or two. That alone probably will never get me another invite over to my homey's cribs!!!

So here's a little payback...most of the stuff you see is Caley's. All I need is a freezer. My beer fridge is pictured below!   

Have a great day...tomorrow is Friday! And I will see YOU on the radio!

Apparantly it's not always fun to be famous, good looking and rich. I saw this in US Magazine. A-Rod would probably like to wish he was playing a home game although he passed up last night's All-Star Home Run Derby. (We'll see what tonight's crowd reaction will be like at Yankee Stadium for the All-Star game.)

Getting up at 1/2 past early-thirty also gets me home to check out some cool stuff during the day. I love Ellen and I thought you might like to see this!

Do Not Try This At Home: Unless you want to buy 2000 boxes of corn starch and a giant tub. Just when you think Steve Spangler The Science Guy has shown you the coolest thing ever, he shows you something even cooler!

Thanks for listening to the Greg and Melissa Show on 94.5 KS95. Melissa is on vacation this week. She is a hard-working mom and deserves her time away...but I hope you still listen this week. We have some great  "G & M" moments plus all the current Hollywood Hot Dish, weather from Dave Dahl and traffic each morning beginning at 5am! Plus listen to win Tom Petty tickets at 8:10 with the Greg and Melissa $25.00 Pyramid all week!

Imagine living in Arkansas and being a fan of ultimate fighting. Now imagine a fight exhibition that promised $1.00 beer!  Imagine still when two of the fighters during their match begin hugging and kissing each other!  And you can probably imagine that Sasha Cohen, or "Borat",  is to blame. I love this story and can't wait to see it on the big screen!

The day after the June 5 Texarkana bout, Fort Smith's convention center hosted "Blue Collar Brawlin.' " Fort Smith police Sgt. Adam Holland said organizers told him a character named "Straight Dave" would goad a planted audience member into the ring for a fight.

The two men would then wrestle, rip away some of their clothes and share a brief kiss reminiscent of one between Baron Cohen and Will Ferrell in the film "Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby."

Producers said "there would be a romantic embrace," Holland said. "They said it was kind of to essentially make fun, poke fun at wrestling -- two guys rolling around on the floor, all sweaty."

An elaborate array of mounted and handheld video cameras caught the crowd of 1,600's reaction as the two men "went right up to the line" of the city's morality laws, Holland said. The two men stripped down to their underwear, kissed and rubbed on each other, the sergeant said.

The audience, as well as local fighters drawn to take part in the show, became enraged. "It set the crowd off lobbing beers," Holland said. "They had beers in plastic cups. Those things can get some distance on them actually."

Holland said it took officers about 45 minutes to clear the convention center, as the two actors sprinted away through a specially set-aside tunnel.

Those in attendance were told by several signs on display that they'd be filmed, Holland said, and signed waivers before the event. Convention center sales director Karin Hobbs declined to name the event's sponsor Monday.

Baron Cohen became a national celebrity after his 2006 hit movie "Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan," in which he played a bumbling reporter from the Central Asia nation.

News of the faked cage fights comes as Baron Cohen is in production of a movie titled "Bruno," named after the gay Austrian fashion reporter he developed for "Da Ali G Show." Baron Cohen, in the guise of Bruno, often interviewed hapless subjects in the South.

I love this stuff. And most of us enjoy doing the pranking than being pranked...but still, how great will it be to see the faces of those fans from Arkansas when those two guys start playing tonsil hockey?!!

Thanks for listening to the Greg and Melissa morning show on 94.5 KS95 weekday mornings from 5-9am. We promise not to prank you too bad tomorrow when I see YOU on the radio!

 Every year, it never fails, some morons get hurt playing with things that go boom! Below, read about this years mishaps, so far!

Man Loses Fingers In Illegal SF Fireworks Explosion

SAN FRANCISCO -- After a night of celebration, the use of illegal fireworks lead to severe injuries and fires. A man lost his hand in San Francisco, while a house in Oakland caught fire.

A man lost several fingers early Saturday when illegal fireworks he and three friends were setting off from a car while driving along San Francisco's Mission Street exploded prematurely.

Authorities said the four men were firing off professional grade fireworks around 2:20 a.m. when one blew up in the man's hand as he held it out of the window.

Read more of this story at: KTVU.com



Man injured by mortar-type firework in Port Huron

PORT HURON, Mich. - Authorities say a 51-year-old man was critically injured when he was struck in face by a mortar-type firework while a group of people was setting off illegal fireworks in Port Huron.

Read more of this story at: ChicagoTribune.com



Fireworks injury sends man, 22, to burn unit

Rescue crews responded Friday evening to a serious fireworks injury in the Ponca Hills area north of Omaha.

About 10 p.m., a 22-year-old male was taken to the Nebraska Medical Center with burns to his face. He was in serious condition and had been admitted to the burn unit, said spokeswoman Andrea McMaster.

A woman at the Ponca Hills residence declined to comment on the injury.

The man received facial injuries from sparklers duct-taped together, McMaster said, and was one of three patients treated for fireworks-related injuries Friday night in the medical center's emergency room.

Read more of this story at:  Omaha.com



Baby Burned In Apparent Fireworks Blaze

SUMMERFIELD, Fla. (AP) - Marion County Fire Rescue officials say a 9-month-old boy suffered smoke inhalation and second-degree burns on his arms and face after three other children were playing with fireworks that destroyed their north Florida home.

A fire rescue spokeswoman said the infant was in the bedroom with the three children - ages 7, 6 and 4 - when the fire began Saturday morning.

Authorities say the children were playing with sparklers and matches when the wood frame home in Summerfield caught fire.

Read more of this story at:  Local6.com or CFNews13.com

Ohio Fireworks Accidents Injure Three

Police say a man lost part of his leg when fireworks went off inside his SUV in western Ohio. A police report shows the vehicle was parked outside a bar in Riverside at about 3 a.m. Friday when the blast blew the windows out of the truck. Medics transported the man to Miami Valley Hospital. Police were unavailable to provide further details.

Read more of this story at:  NBC4i.com



Bomb squad called for SUV packed with fireworks

Traffic on two lanes of southbound Interstate 5 was stopped Sunday night for something drivers don't see often: a bomb squad called in for a traffic crash.

State Patrol spokesman Keith Leary didn't have all the specifics about 10 p.m., but said a man who bought fireworks at an Anacortes stand was driving southbound near milepost 206 and Smokey Point when he rolled his Ford Explorer.

Troopers believe he was closely following the car in front him. The man tried to swerve right when that car braked, saw a car in the right hand lane and swerved left, but lost control.

The man's SUV was "packed with fireworks," Leary said.

Read more of this story at:  SeattlePI.com



Boy, 3, is burned in fireworks accident

LEOMINSTER -- Two stray Roman candles hit a toddler during a Fourth of July celebration at a lakeside house in Leominster Friday evening, sending him to the hospital with second- and third-degree burns on his hands and legs, according to Leominster police.

The 3-year-old's father, Sean Maloney, 37, of Merrimack, N.H., could face charges ranging from using fireworks, which is illegal in Massachusetts, to felony child endangerment, said Police Lieutenant Michael Goldman.

Read more of this story at:  Boston.com



Illegal fireworks injure boy, 6, and uncle in East Side park, set house on fire

A 6-year-old boy and his 19-year-old uncle were burned by illegal fireworks set off on the Fourth of July in Willert Park, a small park just east of downtown, police and fire officials said.
 

The boy and his uncle were among several family members who had gathered in the park near the intersection of West Peckham and Mortimer streets when they were injured at about 11:15 p. m., authorities said.

The boy suffered second-degree burns to his leg and the teen suffered an injury to one eye. The injuries were caused by an exploding Roman candle or bottle rocket, Buffalo police spokesman Michael J. De- George said.

Read more of this story at: BuffaloNews.com



Jones Beach evacuated after fireworks wash up

NEW YORK (AP) - A popular beach on Long Island was evacuated at the height of a holiday weekend after stray, unexploded fireworks washed ashore the day after a July Fourth show, state parks officials said Saturday.

Roughly 2,000 visitors were told to leave Jones Beach immediately after the seaborne shells began turning up around midday, officials said.

Beachcombers, parks staffers and lifeguards spotted the errant explosives, some of which measured 8 inches across, said George Gorman, deputy regional director for state parks.

Police scrutinized the sand and water from all-terrain vehicles, boats and helicopters. They dug into garbage cans to make sure no explosives had been picked up and thrown out.

The beach was to remain closed until sunrise Sunday as authorities continued searching for any remaining fireworks. None had exploded, and no one had been hurt, Gorman said.

The shells apparently stemmed from Friday night's show, launched from an offshore barge by Farmingdale-based Bay Fireworks.

Read more of this story at:  The Associated Press

Fireworks display accident in Iowa injures 12

CHARLES CITY, Iowa (AP) - Fire officials in northern Iowa say at least a dozen people were injured during a municipal Fourth of July fireworks display. 

The Charles City Fire Department says the accident occurred when ground level fireworks were exploding Friday night. Two helicopters were called in to assist. Most of the victims suffered minor injuries.

Read more of this story at:  WHOTV.com