LOCAL:

1000: We told you this week about a woman named Balylonia Aivez, who made headlines for her wedding last Sunday. What did she marry?

2000: We told you about the worlds most expensive outhouse, built in Elbe, Washington. The cost to us all of us was about 4 million dollars. How many days of the week is the outhouse open right now?

3000: Bike morons and some lawmakers in this state are pushing to change all city road speeds to what?

SUPER BOWL:

1000: Who is playing in the Super Bowl?

2000: Rock and Roll Part II has been banned from the Superbowl. What is the name of the UK singer, also pedophile?

3000: I went 1 on 1 against the Nuns, Sister Kath and Sister Cele, picking games all season long. We've finally arrived at the Super Bowl, but out of the three of us, who finished in last place during the regular season?

POLITICS:

1000: Mitt Romney put his foot in his mouth earlier this week when he said that he wasn't concerned with what what type of citizen?

2000: Romney has been singing at many of his campaign stops this week. What song does he always sing?

3000: We told you this week about a clip from MSNBC and their coverage of the Presidential race in Florida. They referred to a specific belt of Florida's counties as what type of counties?

WILD CARD:

1000: What famous TV personality died this week from a self inflicted gun shot wound?

2000: We told you earlier this week about a music executive who passed away and left how much money to his Driver and Doorman, combined? Answer must be within 100K.

3000: A college student was surprised when she opened the book she ordered from Amazon and found what in between the pages?

Listen for the answers here.

Nick McKaig, 23, of Tallahassee, Florida is a genius in front of the microphone.

Check out what he did to the Simpson's and Office them songs.

According to the MailOnline, McKaig started singing when he was 10-years-old.

They can't name the vice president and they don't know how many stars are on the U.S. flag, they are the Lunch Scholars.

TheBlaze.com found this video on YouTube and we're nearly positive it features the fine students at Olympia High School.

Watch these kids try to figure out which countries border the U.S.

Now, the bigger question, besides, 'Why are these kids so dumb' is 'Who is responsible' for why these kids are so dumb. Is it the teachers? The parents? Or the high school students themselves?

And to be fair, not every high school student in Washington is this unintelligent. We all know who the 'not so bright kids' were in school and maybe this video features that crop.

Dori plans to contact the school district next week.

Did you know that if you walk into a library with bare feet they will ask you to leave?

But if you walk in one of Seattle's library wearing sandals or flip flops, you can watch hardcore pornography on one of their computers.

The long list of things you can't do at the library includes having offensive body odor or appearing to be asleep.

Patrons aren't allowed to leave packages unattended, but you are able to display packages on a computer screen; Typing of course is allowed on library computers, but they ask that you do not bang on your keyboard. Banging on the computer screen, however, is allowed.

See the complete list of rules at the Seattle Public Libraries website.

He's not a creator, programmer, or even a true investor in Facebook, but David Choe will be a very rich man when the company begins to trade publicy later this year.

Choe is an artist in his 30's who was invited by Sean Parker in 2005 to the company's headquarters in Palo Alto, to paint graffiti murals. Rather than accept thousands of dollars for the work, he took a chance and accepted an equal amount in shares.

The New York Times estimates Choe will be worth $200 million. Not bad for someone who, according to the Times, said the idea of Facebook was "ridiculous and pointless" at the time.

Choe has sinced joined Facebook.

By Stephanie Klein, MyNorthwest.com Editor

A Seattle mother whose young daughter saw a man watching pornography at a public library, said she soon learned there was little she could do about it.

"You could see it in the public area of the library all the way out to the information desk," said Julie Howe, in an appearance on 97.3 KIRO FM's Ross and Burbank Show. "I went to the librarian and I told her, and she said, 'Yes, he can do that. It happens sometimes.'"

Listen to Julie Howe

Spokesperson Andra Addison said the Seattle Public Library has had a policy of unfiltered Internet access since 2001 to protect a visitor's constitutional rights.

"We don't censor. We're not in the business of being censors," Addison said.

Dori doesn't suggest punching out a "perv" at the library, but wonders what would happen. He thinks you'd be a national hero, but you'll probably go to jail for assault.

We go to the D-mails....

Listen to Do we really need porn in our libraries?

Colin in Issaquah suggests announcing aloud in the library, 'This person is looking at pornography.'

Chad in Monroe: Simply start shouting 'Hey, this pervert is watching kiddie porn' and let him prove that everyone in the video is of legal age. Maybe that will convince them to head back to the real porn shops.

Robert in Kent says if they library is really worried, they should just dedicate a room for porn watching and then block the rest of the computers.

By Stephanie Klein, MyNorthwest.com Editor

The State House approved on Monday a bill that allows cities to change the speed limit to 20 mph if they so desire. This isn't about making arterials safe for bicyclists. No one is going to be able to abide by this. It's just a way to write tickets and make more money.

Can you get your brain to do this?

"You can say any common word to Alyssa. She will pronounce it backwards the proper way in 3 seconds or less."

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