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Mansfield, OH: It seems to be a day for getting assaulted by board games. A man in Mansfield claims someone attacked him with a board game. (source)
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I would read Purple Pawn more often if there were fewer of these stories about violence. I really don’t care. If I want to read that I’ll go to Koldfoot’s blog, at least his stories are funny.
Thanks for the comment, John. I responded by email with some thoughts.
Yehuda