In shocking news, Wes Scantlin of the hit group Puddle of Mudd shocked everyone at a recent concert. Wes was up on stage when all of a sudden he started to yell at someone in the audience. Blabbermouth shared about exactly what happened with Wes on stage this week. This all happened at a January 30 concert at The Adelphia Music Hall in Marietta, Ohio. Wes Scantlin was on the stage in the middle of a song when he stopped and started to tell at someone in the crowd. This person was right up front and Wes was obviously very upset with them. Here is what West Scantlin screamed at the person in the audience before walking off the stage himself. "This motherf**ker right here stole my motherf***ing house and now he's standing right f***ing in front of me laughing at me. And he f***ing figures I'm a f***ing joke. This motherf***er right here. This motherf***er right here. Get his a** on camera. Right. Get his a** on camera. Get his a** on camera. This is the dog. …show more content…
It doesn't really seem that way though. After the show came to an end because Wes Scantlin left the stage and didn't …show more content…
Back in January, West was arrested for the second time and it was for trespassing in and vandalizing a house that used to belong to him. It is obvious that there is something to the fact that Wes Scantalin is not happy about losing a house he once owned. This house was taken from him in a foreclosure so he went back into it and Wes damaged it with a hatchet. TMZ did share that this house was in Los Angles and not in Ohio where they were at for this concert.Wes Scantalin has been in trouble with the law before for alcohol, drug charges and even leading police officers on a 100 miles-per-hour
His cover of the latter’s hit “Money Trees,” got the crowd singing along to Heckendorf’s lighting fast tongue, which was accompanied by the stunning dance of his fingers across his guitar.
Dale Earnhardt Sr. was born in Kannapolis, North Carolina on April 29, 1951. Dale was raised by Ralph and Martha Earnhardt. He grew up around dirt track racing. Dale always went with his dad, Ralph Earnhardt, to the small dirt tracks. Ralph Earnhardt never was as famous as his son Dale, but was known for his very clean driving style. Dale Earnhardt quit school in ninth grade to race and to work as a mechanic. Dale started dirt track racing at the age of 15. Early in Dale’s career he was nicknamed Ironhead and the Intimidator for his unique driving style, which was very aggressive and had a never say quit driving attitude.
Have you ever heard of Walter Dean Myers? If you haven’t then I don’t know where you have been these past few years. Walter Dean Myers…. Wait no what am I doing just keep reading to find out who he was!
At age 17 he set out on his own as a prospector and miner. Schieffelin began looking for gold and silver in about 1865. From Oregon, he went east to Coeur d'Alene, then searched across Nevada into Death Valley, back into Colorado and then New Mexico.[4]
Justin Smolyanov was born on December 29, 2004, in Ann Arbor. He has never moved from Saline his entire life. His family consist of himself, two older brothers and one younger sister, along with his mom and dad. His favorite family member is his dad because he admires his dad for working so hard to support the family. Justin’s least favorite family member is his oldest brother because his oldest brother is very annoying.
Walter Ingils Anderson was born on September 29, 1903 in New Orleans, Louisiana to Annette McConnell Anderson and George Walter Anderson. Anderson lived an adolescent life that consisted of switching from school to school; he finished his schooling at Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. Upon receiving a scholarship to study abroad, Anderson traveled to France and became fascinated with the cave paintings. He returned to Ocean Springs, Mississippi and married his wife, Agnes Grinstead. In 1937, Anderson was diagnosed with schizophrenia and spent most of his adult life in mental institutions, that he always escaped. He left Agnes and their four children to go and live in a Cottage on what is now the Shearwater pottery compound. He spent the following 18 years commuting back and forth from the cottage to Horn Island. Walter Anderson died on November 30, 1965, with most of his artwork destroyed because he did not care for his work.
Those signs that Brother Dean held were infuriating people, you can see the glamorous eyes were catching on fire. They were furious and they are willing to snap the signs out of Dean’s hands. Some people were supporting him, and some were messing around. The situation was getting worse, Dean showed the sign and pointed to the girls wearing short shorts or yoga pants. Most of the women seem to ignore him, some called him “rude”, “psycho”, and “loser”… other left for the prejudice of Dean, and the remains were fighting back on Dean’s absurd beliefs. The counter-protests were battling back “You deserve yourself”, “You deserve love” and “ You deserve respect” signs that were held to bring back the lost harmony. People began to record this ironic event of Brother Dean bringing an unsafe public place to anyone with different beliefs and
Within a day, George Starling made a decision to leave upon being threatened of being lynched as soon as he arrived to Penn Station( During this time period African Americans had to respect the law of "equal but separate" which was designed to give cars for blacks and whites.This was later to be known as a scheme to make it unfair for African Americans.With this law being in affect African Americans received No public accommodations. This accommodation included railway travel, and to ensure that no African Americans have an equal facilities as caucasian people would have.Another law was the Louisiana law which made it impossible for blacks to sit in coach seats reserved which was later discovered to be reserved by caucasian people, but on the conchair
Sweden, Germany, Scotland, and England are all countries from which my ancestors derived from. All of these ethnicities come together to form the two sides of my family that are living today. On my mom’s side of the family, her ancestors came from Germany, Ireland, and Sweden. On my dad’s side, his ancestors came from Sweden and England.
Some of the ways that Wes made choices that were influenced by Tony were, when he went after the boy who hit him in the face because he felt disrespected, when he stole money from his mother, when he took his mother’s weed, when he smoked the weed and drank, when he wore the headset and warned others that police were in the vicinity and when he quit going to school.
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The person I chose for my project was Cole Sundt. The reason I chose him for my project was because of my close relationship with his dad. During football season I was very close to Coach Sundt and would always talk to him before and after practice. My family grew up knowing his family but I wasn't close with Cole really. It wasn’t up until football that me and Cole started to talk a little. I have always kind of knew him in a sense that i see him hanging with my cousins but I've never been close with him. I choose Cole because I feel like i can connect with him very well considering we have a lot of mutual friends and i have a lot of family members close with him and his family. This made me want to choose him as my person for the project.
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He tries to find anything that would link Derek to a parole violation so he could take him to jail. Fortunately, Marty’s marijuana wasn’t found and the officer never saw Derek hide the pepper spray. When the two saw the officer walking back to the cruiser, they knew he didn’t find anything and would release them.
By 8:30 P.M. over 12,000 fans had already entered the concert area. With the storm still approaching, CPT Weaver of the Indiana State Police told the executive director of the fair they need to either delay the show or cancel