February:
We Beat Mempis, not our Girls
Some great photos here and but better comments from defensive UAB students defending nothing.

April:
Wedding of the Year
It really was the wedding of the year for Festville. The most popular post of 2008 with over 3,800 people taking a look at it.

May:
Mark “No NCAA” Townsend for US Senate
This was a classic post. First time a candidate for US Senate posted a comment. The best part for me is still the campaign manager.

August:
Oldest Duggar child to wed
Surprisingly, the second most popular destination on Festville thanks to google and yahoo. The oldest Duggar child wed in September.

September:
The Renewed Mind is the Key!
For some reason the Renewed Mind isn’t the key on youtube and they pulled the video. However, you can still view the video from the church’s website. Plus, I’ve saved a copy when they take it down. You can’t hold Festville back! We are winners!

Adam Ballingall: Dressed up as a prisoner for Halloween and ironically was arrested that night at a bar and charged with pot possession.

See Smoking Gun’s Mug Shots of the Year

If you live in the Birmingham metro area, hopefully you’ve taken the time to watch this year’s Dean and Company Christmas spectacular. If you have not, here are two 9 minute clips from the show.

They have a new website redesign which is quite the carnival. Check out the videos where you can find the famous interview with Randy “The Mullet” Travis and Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.

http://www.dean-and-company.com

Norton Furniture
This is terrible, he should get tips from Flea Market Montgomery.

Hobbymasters
Really bad commercial here. The best part is when they start throwing stuff.

I think I’m just as impressed with his nickname…”you can call me Toast”.

A speeding pickup rear-ended a woman’s sedan in San Antonio on Friday, November 29, 2008 and sheriff’s officials say the driver said it was Jesus’ will because the other motorist was not “driving like a Christian.”

“He just said God said she wasn’t driving right, and she needed to be taken off the road,” said Lt. Kyle Coleman of the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office.

The driver of the pickup was identified in a Sheriff’s Office news release as Michael E. Schwab, 52, of Blooming Grove.

Schwab told first responders at the scene that “the other vehicle was not driving like a Christian and it was Jesus’ will for him to punish the car,” according to the release.

The 35-year-old woman was driving her sedan north when the pickup struck her vehicle. Schwab told deputies he was driving faster than 100 mph at the time, Coleman said.

The impact caused both vehicles to spin across a median before they came to a stop along a barrier in the southbound lanes. No other vehicles were involved.Though both vehicles were badly damaged, the drivers suffered minor injuries.

“God must have been with them, ’cause any other time, the severity of this crash, it would have been a fatal,” Coleman said.

The woman was taken to a hospital as a precaution. Schwab was later charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, motor vehicle. His bond was set at $50,000, according to the news release.

The pickup driver did not specify for authorities how the woman was driving poorly. Investigators determined the female driver “had done nothing wrong,” according to the release.

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This should work well for Alabama…

Thom Anderz

The fade, the glasses, the sweet ties.

Zenits

I think the two with glasses are some how violating their parole.

Tonix

So who decided he would be the one to take off his jacket?