Taboo, the underwear thief!

0:03 Caloroka Shock Media. Hey there, Johnny Mack with five gunning stories. Say, good news. You figured out who's been stealing underwear, gloves, socks, and shoes from properties across the area. A little weird, right, Well, turned out it was a cat burglar. That's right, it was a cat burglar. Taboo the cat has been sneaking out Taboo's human friend, Sandra says. Taboo is rarely caught and has become a master of the criminal trade. Sandra says, whenever I come home from my shift, there are all sorts of things waiting for me, either dragged in through the cat flap or left on the driveway. This morning, I had four pairs of socks and a pair of underpants.

0:44 She loves bringing back items of clothing like that. We've also had a mophead and kitchen rolls. We even had a half dozen eggs, one still in their box, but all broken. We think she must have taken them off someone's doorstep when the milkman dropped them off. Neighbors have joked it they changed the locks of their houses, but Sandra believes Taboo the cat steal clothes from people's washing lines and sneaks into their houses that their doors are left open taboo. The cat's only been caught once, when a neighbor spotted her trying to take a T shirt from his clothes dryer in the kitchen. Sandra says, if she brings back a sock, she'll always go back and get the matching one of this pair. Well that's good. At least you know, if you get your sock back, you get them both back. I have a box is stuff she brought from me, and every now and then I go on Facebook and post a photo so people can claim it. I want to go and join that Facebook group and see like, hey found your underwear. Sandra says, whenever she gets something, she sits outside makes a high pitched whining noise to let me know. I've tried talking to her about it, but she doesn't change her ways. Underwear, sock shoes, she just keeps bringing them home. I can't tell you how many pairs of gardening gloves she's brought me.

1:41 I've never heard of a cat doing anything like this before, and she shows no signs of stopping. Nice job. Buy. Some fire departments in Colorado, they put out the annual Fire Rescue Dogs calendar. Features eighteen male firefighters who you know, pose nicely alongside adorable puppies. In the past ten years of making the calendar raised nearly one million dollars nine hundred and fifty grand, and they're hoping to top one million dollars this year. All money raise benefits Lifeline Puppy Rescue, a no kill shelter based in the Rocky Mountain region. Proceeds will pay for essential procedures like spaying and neutering, microchipping, and more. The firefighters also use the image on social media as are minus for pet safety tips. All right, you gotta gain his world record for us today, John, Of course I do. There's so many of these I don't even go looking for them. They fall in on my lap. A quartet of bowlers in Kentucky set a new record. They rolled two thousand and thirty two strikes in twenty four hours. A nice job by Steve, Trace, Kyle and Eric. They were down at Lane one, down a kingpin. This was a new record, and to inaugurate the record they needed a minimum twelve hundred strikes. I don't know who decides such things. They crushed that fourteen hours in. They kept going and wound up with two thousand and thirty two. Two restaurants in North Carolina are having a full blown sign war, with dozens of businesses chiming in to the start. Ione's Born Grill left a message saying Happy Birthday, Jeff on its mor quy for nearly a month. Dank Burrito Is established a nearby. They made their sign read Ione's quit being lazy, change your sign.

3:13 Ione's changed their sign to dank. We're not lazy, We're just busier than you. Dank Burrito had none of that and said, y'all just look busy because it takes two hours for dollar. Taco Prime Bistro jumped in their sign says, boys, do we need to have a meet ing? Meat? EJW. Outdoors jumped in and wrote, guys, do we need to taco about it? Little hackey there? EJW Outdoors. The guy from Ione says he intends to keep the sign wor going as long as I can. Meanwhile, a Royal National lifeboat crew in England responded to reports of a stranded person in the water. They arrived on the scene and they recovered a training dummy. The dummy turned out to have been lost by a different crew two weeks earlier.

3:57 That's embarrassing. The other crew thanked the rescue crew for finding their dummy named Fred. In a Facebook post. They said, so Fred had an unauthorized holiday and those are your five good news stories for today. If you enjoy the program, tell a friend about it, or you know, if you've got a restaurant, put it up on the sign. Do you know I have your signs? Say listen to five good news stories. I'd appreciate it. See you next time. Have a great day.