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A police officer in Australia answered a noise complaint to break up a party, but some of the women thought he was there to entertain.
National Sandwich Day.
And should we have intermissions for movies in theaters.
Are You Okay with This?
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70% of Us Think Changing the Clocks This Weekend Is a Waste of Time.
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Donate or find more info about the fundraiser here Supporting Veterans - The Warrior 110
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In 1990, Ice Ice Baby was the first rap single EVER to top the pop chart!
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Hammer and Nigel pay tribute to the late Bobby Knight. Guests Calbert Cheaney and Steve Alford talk about the legendary IU Coach.
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Hammer and Nigel pay tribute to the late Bobby Knight. Guests Calbert Cheaney and Steve Alford talk about the legendary IU Coach. On "Legal Stuff" police in Florida warn residents against "The Booty Patrol". Hammer plays Nigel a mashup of James Hetfield with Huey Lewis in the News. On "Is this Anything?" Man Claims Grubhub Driver Delivered Him Cup of Warm Urine and DoorDash's Tipping Tier. Lisa Schmitz, running for Indianapolis City-County Council District 17 (Against Jared Evans), joins the show. https://lisaforindy.com/. Another edition of "Are you okay with this?". Rob Kendall joins the show to go "Off the Rails".
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LISA SCHMITZ
running for Indianapolis City-County Council District 17 (Against Jared Evans)
https://lisaforindy.com/
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Steve Alford is a former basketball player and current head coach of the Nevada Wolf Pack men's team. He won an NCAA championship and an Olympic gold medal as a player at Indiana University under legendary coach Bob Knight.
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Girls at a High School in New Jersey were left shocked when they discovered boys were circulating fake nude photos of them, according to a Thursday report from The Wall Street Journal (WSJ). The boys used A.I and digital enhancing tools to create fake nudes of the girls. The victims are finding they may not have a clear legal avenue to press charges against the creators of the deepfake, the outlet reported. Nationally, there is no law against deepfake porn creation. A few states, including New York, Minnesota and California, have laws prohibiting the distribution of deepfake porn. AI Biden has something to say about the Hammer & Nigel Show.
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America's Sanctuary cities are crying poor, even though they invited in all the illegal aliens.
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