Break out the throwing stars
The ATF vs. the Methodist ninja story has caught on ...
• Countdown with Keith Olbermann listed it second on its top three countdown last night:
Number two, Jermiah Ransom, students of the University of Georgia detained there by agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, who said he was a suspicious individual. Mr. Ransom says all he was doing was minding his own business, walking home from a university event, but it was the annual Wesley Foundation Pirates versus Ninjas party. He was still in full costume.
• The Atlanta Journal-Constitution is on the case as well.
• Forbes Magazine runs the Associated Press story.
• The Red & Black follows up with alleged ninja/wacky Methodist Jeremiah Ransom. We also learn ATF agents, at least the ones visiting Athens-Clarke County on Tuesday, apparently do confuse cell phones for guns.
• Countdown with Keith Olbermann listed it second on its top three countdown last night:
Number two, Jermiah Ransom, students of the University of Georgia detained there by agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, who said he was a suspicious individual. Mr. Ransom says all he was doing was minding his own business, walking home from a university event, but it was the annual Wesley Foundation Pirates versus Ninjas party. He was still in full costume.
• The Atlanta Journal-Constitution is on the case as well.
• Forbes Magazine runs the Associated Press story.
• The Red & Black follows up with alleged ninja/wacky Methodist Jeremiah Ransom. We also learn ATF agents, at least the ones visiting Athens-Clarke County on Tuesday, apparently do confuse cell phones for guns.
posted by Jmac at 12:31 PM
2 Comments:
Thanks for this roundup. I have wisely linked to this story.
I bet that makes city council meetings much more efficient down in Jackson.
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