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As usual this time of the year in the North East states the snow has quickly accumulated! Some parts had 2 feet fall in only a few hours and other areas have over 5 feet of snow blanketing their towns. They can't go out for a drive to get food - they have to get it from somewhere close.

This isn't a promising look at the modern state of ethics. According to a study from AOL Money of almost 5,000 people, almost one-third admit they've stolen something at a grocery store self-checkout.

Have you ever found a lost wallet or a BIG bag of money? For the most part everyone knows that if you find some one's wallet you return it so they don't lose their mind looking for it, right? But, what if you found $17,000.00...would you return it? Chicago Tribune printed a story that on June 6th, 54-year-old Robert Adams of Arlington Heights, Illinois, found a Chase Bank bag of cash near an A

Getting a conviction is in the bag. That may be what prosecutors in Spain are thinking after a man was arrested for theft by worming his body into a suitcase that was loaded onto an airport bus just so he could squeeze back out and steal from other luggage.

A man in Jensen Beach, Florida got picked up by police before he picked up any chicks. Twenty-year-old Anthony Hernandez admitted to police he stole an 18-pack of Bud Light from a 7-Eleven on Monday in the hopes he could use the beer to "score some women."

Yeah, this is poetic justice . . . but I still don't like it.  Modern technology is quickly stealing your ability to steal hotel towels . . . which is supposed to be a given right. The days of being able to walk into a hotel room and treat it as your personal buffet of take-home towels, sheets, and bathrobes is coming to an end, and it's all because of new technological advances.

Cue up every single one of your "politicians need toilet paper because they're so full of crap" puns, 'cause you're gonna need them. In Stralsund, Germany, toilet paper started disappearing from the town hall.  Like, 200 rolls of toilet paper.  The janitors were suspicious that a 24-year-old, far-left politician named Frank-Michael John was STEALING the toilet paper.

This is actually kind of a GENIUS crime.  And gross.  Don't forget gross.  A man stole almost a quarter of a million dollars from a plane's cargo hold . . . by climbing through the toilet and sewage system.  Here's how it went down. The thief was on an Air Antilles plane headed from the Caribbean island of Guadeloupe to the island of St. Martin.

Do you have a password on your Internet connection at home?  I'm guessing a few of you are saying "yes" . . . more of you are saying "um, maybe?" . . . and plenty of you are saying "thank goodness my neighbors don't use a password on theirs." According to a new nationwide survey, 32% of Americans . . . or ONE out of THREE . . . admit they're stealing their neighbor's

Seven-year-old Girl Scout Vanessa Bergeron learned a hard lesson about life on Sunday night, when a woman stole $92 of her cookie sales money outside a Florida shopping center. When Vanessa's mother Misty approach the perpetrator's car, the thief grabbed the cookie cash and floored it.

You know me.  I'm a geek... and a big fan of Leo Laporte, "The Tech Guy".  This is my all-time favorite video from his show.  Moral dilemma:  Have YOU ever "borrowed" wifi from one of your neighbors?