Amy Ullock recently tried to sue a Nova Scotia tattoo artist for misspelling the phrase "You're so beautiful" on her arm. Marie Reid typed the phrase into a computer, showed it to Ullock, then stencilled it on her arm. Ullock approved the misspelled word "beatiful." Judge David Parker ruled that Ullock had no one to blame but herself.
The Arizona police are looking for the Mummy Bandit. The unidentified suspect wraps his head, hands and right foot with white bandages before robbing credit unions. Once at the counter, he whips out a pistol, empties the cash drawers and flees.
Amy Ullock recently tried to sue a Nova Scotia tattoo artist for misspelling the phrase "You're so beautiful" on her arm. Marie Reid typed the phrase into a computer, showed it to Ullock, then stencilled it on her arm. Ullock approved the misspelled word "beatiful." Judge David Parker ruled that Ullock had no one to blame but herself.
The Arizona police are looking for the Mummy Bandit. The unidentified suspect wraps his head, hands and right foot with white bandages before robbing credit unions. Once at the counter, he whips out a pistol, empties the cash drawers and flees.
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