Now enjoy this video while you have your family over for Thanksgiving, and scaring the living daylights out of your cat as you try to recreate this video.

Cat Rides a Roomba

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I had heard about these people that just enter into as many contests as possible, and it looks like it could possibly pay off. Calling in the radio all day long and filling out all of those contest forms might actually me worth your time.

Have you ever won anything cool? Let us know in the comments, and check out the full story below:

In October, Michel Horton learned he had won two automobiles in separate contests.

He picked up his newest ride Friday. It’s a 2008 “Bon Jovi Special Edition” Saturn Outlook. The presentation took place at the Ed Bozarth Saturn dealership in Topeka. The entry also netted him a guitar and gold-plated Bon Jovi records.

But that was his second free vehicle. Horton was notified Oct. 5 he had won a Mitsubishi Lancer in a contest sponsored by Bic lighter.

As if that weren’t enough, he also won tickets to a recent Kansas City Chiefs game in another drawing.

Horton said rather than collecting the Lancer itself, he opted to take the cash-in value of $28,800 for the car. That’ll help pay the income tax and personal property taxes on his winnings.

The judge needs to take this case and throw out immediately. This is the type of stuff that wastes huge amounts of taxpayer money. And let this be a lesson to those of you out there, don’t take pictures you don’t plan on wanting someone to see at some point ..because they always will.

Here’s the story from the Telegraph:

Phillip Sherman, who accidentally left his phone, with the photos, at a McDonald’s in Fayetteville, Arkansas, in July, is seeking $3 million (£2 million) in damages for embarrassment he and his wife suffered, along with the cost of having to move to a new house.

Mr Sherman filed the suit on Friday against the chain, the franchise owner, and the store manager. He claims that employees promised to keep the phone it until he returned to retrieve it.

Mr Sherman and his wife, Tina, claim they were forced to move house after the woman’s name, address, and telephone number appeared online, alongside the photos. Mrs Sherman said she recieved offensive calls and texts after the photos were posted online.

The couple also allege loss of earnings.

McDonald’s Corp, the franchise owner and the manager have so far refused to comment on the case.

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After floating down the river some 200 yards, police found only his inner tube and suspect he may have been picked up by accomplices.

The most interesting piece to this story is that the Seattle man had posted a Craigslist ad 1 week prior.

Craigslist is More Than Just For Casual Encounters

The bank robber had posted a job for a construction project and he needed a team of workers. He said they would be paid $28.50/hr but needed to be dressed in a “Yellow vest, safety goggles, a respirator mask… and, if possible, a blue shirt.”

The day of the crime, about 7 men arrived for the job. The robber snatched the bank money, ran past the awaiting 7 men, and quickly shedded his clothes.

In a bit of a guise, the 7 men stood as lookalikes, very similar to the plot of Inside Man and Quick Change.

Needless to say, this probably won’t be the last person to execute a crime via Craigslist, so be careful what you do.