Off Duty News 1/21/11

Under the Radar

Published January 21, 2011

Congress doesn't believe girls can fight.

For the truly desperate, just about anything looks like drugs.

Stop TXTing before you get hit by a car!

Borat and Saddam: more in common than you know.

MTV figures out that showing naked kids on TV could be trouble.

Congress doesn't believe girls can fight.

For the truly desperate, just about anything looks like drugs.

Stop TXTing before you get hit by a car!

Borat and Saddam: more in common than you know.

MTV figures out that showing naked kids on TV could be trouble.

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