place radio network and now chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher so the question is

why would someone do this and I know that that's a question that permeates

society in today's world but a resident of old bridge New Jersey have posted on

our Facebook page hey there's a pasta mess here by the old bridge so apparently

someone dropped about 500 pounds of cooked pasta and it's enough to fill I

don't know 15 wheel boroughs at the that the Department of Public Works came and

cleaned up 500 pounds ish of spaghetti oh macaroni and noodles as well not

just spaghetti so 500 pounds of pasta laying along the river bed I

haven't loved with that I don't know why I am but I am so some of it was not

cooked some of it was just out of the box but moisture from the river and the

air started to soften up the pasta now the local police were contacted and of

course there are not any reported leads is it a crime to throw pasta along the

I get probably is you can't be it can't be littering littering leaving food

along a river bed like that animals might eat it we can't have that no now

they don't have any leads but we do have I mean in my view we have a lead of the

person who posted the picture saying oh look she claims it wasn't her it wasn't

me okay whatever you say is anyone gonna step up yep it was me I dropped I

left off the 500 pounds of pasta I added in my pantry and I was just sick of it

I don't understand why I mean maybe and and if the animals weren't eating it

maybe it had gone bad can pasta go bad I I mean if they get the bugs in them

right we've all had pasta with with the bugs in them or the you know weevils

they get in there and then you have to throw them out so oh my gosh now people are

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