i don't get it....why would a stabbed man be a rolling stones fan?

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Well my thinking is that he's a heavy drinker....tough...and marches to his own drummer.And doesnt co=operate with the cops.

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If you have to ask, you shouldn't even be posting here.

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Unless, of course, someone else was picking up the tab for the beer, in which case it must have been Telecaster.

Years ago, I was an active volunteer firefighter.  We had a call once for an apartment above a bar on fire.  When we arrived the apartment was on fire, but the patrons were still sitting at the bar drinking.  We finally forced them out of the structure, drinks in hand.  They were in the parking lot drinking.  We were buzy with the fire so it took a while to realize they were going back into the burning building for refills.  Self-Serve, free beer!

sirmoonie wrote on Jan 19^th, 2009 at 11:31am:

That should like be on something somewhere.

MMM..LOL...Been thinking about starting a portable Mammogram Mobile....Just my 2 hands sticking out the side......

sirmoonie wrote on Jan 19^th, 2009 at 11:31am:


at last someone has finally said it!

hats off moonfellow

robpop wrote on Jan 19^th, 2009 at 2:24pm:

I wonder if any of these guys were Stones fans?

Jan 23, 2009 9:18 pm US/Eastern

SUSHI RAGE: Chef Accused Of Going Knife Wild
NEW YORK (CBS) ― 

A wild road rage incident on Staten Island could've been a scene right out of a movie.

An angry sushi chef is accused of slicing up another driver during a dispute on the side of the road. But as CBS 2 HD found out, both drivers are facing charges.

"I thought I was dying," Jack Zaiback said. "I actually said a couple of prayers in the EMS."

One minute Zaiback was driving to work; the next, he said, he was fighting off a knife-wielding sushi chef.

"What he did to Mr. Zaiback was he treated him like a slab of tuna. I'll put it that way," attorney Alex Grosshtern said.

Zaiback, 23, was commuting from Brooklyn to a cell phone store he owns in New Jersey when he crossed paths with 37-year-old Yao Zhou and an incident of road rage went off the deep end.

The two men were driving south here on the Western Shore Expressway. Zaiback said he pulled over after accidentally cutting off Zhou. That's when he said Zhou started cutting him.

Zaiback said Zhou first approached the car, but when Zaiback tried exchanging license and insurance information, the attack began.

"He kept trying to reach for my neck and he actually got me right here," Zaiback said pointing. "He did it like seven, eight times."

Zaiback received 100 stitches.

Police have filed assault charges against Zhou and Zaiback, but Zaiback's lawyer said his client's wounds should convince the court his client is a victim.

"This could have easily been a homicide and in my opinion should be charged as attempted murder," Grosshtern said.

Zhou's lawyer declined to speak on camera but told CBS 2 HD there are two sides to every story and, "the truth will come out in time."

Zaiback said he sees meaning in his brush with death.

"I guess God did make a miracle," he said. "Maybe he's trying to make me wake up to something that I'm not doing the right way."

But, he said he has no idea what struck a sushi chef's raw nerve that day.

Zaiback said if it weren't for a passing highway NYPD unit that intervened he could have been killed.

Both men are due in court next month.