One week they're finding human feet on the seashore, the next minute Greyhound passengers are beheading each other.

I would like to know how this beheading took place.  The article claims one rider started stabbing  another rider, which suggests he was using a knife and not an axe or broadsword or any of the other large sharp tools one customarily associates with head removal.  But seriously, y'all, can you imagine how much work would have had to go into removing a dude's head with a pocket knife?

I'm wondering if the next headline is: Gullible Bus Passengers Can't Tell Difference Between Sleeping Person and Mannequin.

I'll be on vacation next week and spending at least a portion of my time at the Rhode Island International Film Festival.  So blogging might be spotty.  Spottier than usual, I mean.