Dave Grohl was the eighth special guest on The Rolling Stones' 50 & Counting tour as he strapped on his guitar and sat in on “Bitch” Saturday night for their second and final show in Anaheim, California.


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Dave Grohl was the eighth special guest on The Rolling Stones' 50 & Counting tour as he strapped on his guitar and sat in on “Bitch” Saturday night for their second and final show in Anaheim, California.
If you're a fitness buff and you're making an exercise video in your apartment, it would be a good idea to tell your roommate to keep the bathroom door closed. Just sayin.' Check out the :20 mark.

In Sacramento, California, a woman was recently scheduled to have an upper-gastrointestinal endoscopy . . . which involves snaking a long tube down your throat. And she was worried because of her very sensitive GAG REFLEX.
You know how that sentence just made you INSTANTLY think perverted thoughts? Yeah . . . it had the same effect on her doctor.
The woman's doctor is a COLO-RECTAL surgical specialist named J. Peter Zegarra. And he told the woman she could prep for the scope and cure her gag reflex issue . . . by, quote, "practicing twice a week on her husband."
And the woman ended up telling the California Medical Board what he said.
Dr. Zegarra got an official public reprimand. The California Medical Board says, quote, "This constituted unprofessional conduct, and so this is a message that this probably wasn't appropriate."

A new survey asked bosses to name the DUMBEST excuse they'd ever heard from an employee trying to get out of work. And if THESE are the lies people tell, they really need to learn to lie better. Here's the top 10:
#10.) "I dyed my hair the wrong color."
#9.) "My dog is scared and I don't want to leave him."
#8.) "I drank too much and fell asleep on someone's floor, but I don't know where I am."
#7.) "I'm taking a bath and my toe is caught in the faucet."
#6.) "My pants split on the way to work."
#5.) "The dog ate my shoes."
#4.) "I hurt myself during sex."
#3.) "I'm stuck in the house because the door is broken."
#2.) "My girlfriend bit me in a 'sensitive' place."
#1.) "My mom just died" . . . from an employee who'd used that excuse once before.
Cambridge University in England is considered one of the premier schools in the world, with alumni ranging from Stephen Hawking to Charles Darwin to Isaac Newton. Geniuses that changed the world.
But at the end of the day, it is just a college – with college kids doing college stuff, like holding bikini wrestling matches in plastic pools filled with jelly.
Until now, that is.
An all-male drinking society calling themselves the Wyverns ended up cancelling the annual event after more than 1,000 people signed an online petition calling it as “misogynistic” and “inappropriate in the modern age.” (Time)
I never even knew this existed until now! This has to be one of the best sports ever!