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An Amish wagon in Virginia was caught aggressively rocking, and observers were suspicious of what the people inside could be getting up to. A video of the moment a traditional Amish wagon jolted from side to side was uploaded in February of 2021 after a young boy witnessed the suspicious act. The wagon was still attached to its patient and obedient horse as it continued to rock wildly. According the boy who managed to capture the suggestive event on camera, the wagon was parked outside a Food Lion supermarket in Buckingham, Virginia. The hilarious video re-surfaced in November and went...

Once again leave it these Taiwanese animators to laugh at the American dope-smoking President. So check out the Choomer in Chief with his Choomer friends and their Choom Wagon.Obama and marijuana: 'POT-US' dope-smoking daze revealed

Maybe you had one as a kid, or knew someone who did. It's the iconic little red wagon with the Radio Flyer logo.Radio Flyer is developing a prototype of a wagon with digital controls and an MP3 player dock.Radio Flyer is developing a prototype of a wagon with digital controls and an MP3 player dock.If so, you might not recognize the newest product dreamed up by the brain trust at Radio Flyer's Chicago, Illinois, headquarters. This wagon, called the Cloud 9, is equipped with enough high-tech bells and whistles to make the family minivan jealous.

New Evening Bulletin about to hit newsstands By CHRIS BRENNAN brennac@phillynews.com A daily newspaper bearing the ancient and revered name of the Evening Bulletin is due to be published this month. The paper is expected to have a conservative slant based on the record of the editor, Kevin Williamson, former editor of the Main Line Times. Williamson has said the new paper will be financed by Thomas Rice, a Narberth investor. It will be an afternoon paper, published Monday through Friday, and sell for 25 cents. The original Bulletin was a highly regarded afternoon paper published daily and Sunday from...

Republican Senate candidates sparring about which one is most conservative By Andy Peters Telegraph Staff Writer ATLANTA - In his new television commercial, U.S. Senate candidate Johnny Isakson is shown standing with his Sunday School class and shaking hands at a parade where people are waving American flags. "Being conservative means you stand for something, that you're fiscally frugal, and it means you care about your country," said Isakson, a Cobb County Republican who wants to move from the U.S. House to the U.S. Senate. The ad stresses Isakson's "conservative" values, such as his support of President Bush's war on...