There was a bit of a tussle down in Whoville — okay‚ okay‚ Amarillo‚ Texas — when a man dressed as the Grinch showed up last week in front of Sleepy Hollow Elementary School holding a sign that read‚ "Santa is fake‚ Jesus is real."The stunt coincided with a morning drop-off‚ which upset some parents‚ KVII-TV reported.The station said one dad actually grabbed the sign and threw it on the ground.The resulting tussle between the dad and David Grisham — the man dressed as the Grinch — was caught on video: Parent Attacks the Grinch Outside Elementary School youtube.com KVII said police were called to the school‚ but they did not arrest Grisham — in fact‚ the department told the station that he was "lawfully on the sidewalk" and wasn't breaking any laws.When KVII asked Grisham if he understood why parents would be upset‚ he replied that "they’re upset because they’re prideful and don’t want to admit that lying to their child is wrong in spite of what God’s word says. They’re more concerned with the traditions of men rather than the truth. And they double down on the lie because of pride‚ and they are angry because they want to blame the person telling the truth than the one who told the lie that prompted the truth to expose the lie."The station added that Grisham was asked why he would choose to ruin the "magic" of Christmas for kids. He replied‚ "I’m not concerned about the 'magic' of Christmas but the MIRACLE of Christmas in the virgin birth of Jesus Christ‚" KVII said.Another parent told the station that Grisham "shouldn't be pushing his agenda any people's kids."Sleepy Hollow Principal Kelsey Williams noted to KVII that Grisham was "unwanted and uninvited.""I'm saddened by the fact that some of our kiddos and families were frightened because of him‚" Williams told the station.Police added to People magazine that Grisham is "a self-proclaimed street preacher and known to local law enforcement. He has been around for many years‚ preaching on the streets. We do get called about him from citizens occasionally."Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Texas) made an unforced error ahead of a runoff election.Jackson Lee‚ who is running to become Houston's next mayor‚ released an advertisement last week ahead of the runoff election to decide who will become the next mayor of the fourth largest city in the U.S.Lee says in the ad:Houston‚ I’ve spent my entire career fighting for you‚ from fighting to keep our kids safe from guns when I was on the city council to my days in Congress‚ fighting to protect women’s reproductive freedom‚ and for funding for our police‚ schools‚ and small businesses. Now‚ I’m running to be your mayor. Because if we’re going to bring down crime‚ fix our streets‚ and bring good-paying jobs here‚ then Houston needs a champion who’s ready to fight for what’s right. And I am. — (@) There's just one problem — and it's a big one.After Jackson Lee finished making her case to voters‚ the ad directed voters to hit the polls on Dec. 7 — two days earlier than the actual date of the runoff‚ Dec. 9.Even worse: the ad did air in the Houston area‚ according to Mediaite. Talk about campaign misinformation.In a statement‚ Jackson Lee's campaign blamed news stations for the mistake."New ads were shipped out immediately. Once we were made aware we contacted our ad agency ... and they made the change and immediately sent them out‚" a campaign spokeswoman said. "The news stations did not pull the commercial as we had requested."Jackson Lee is running against Democrat John Whitmire‚ who has served as a Texas lawmaker in the state House or state Senate for the last 50 years. Neither candidate won 50% of the vote in last month's election‚ sending the race to a runoff. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

It’s rare to come away from testing a product feeling frustrated‚ but that’s exactly how I feel following my time with the Thermaltake TGM-V32CQ curved gaming monitor. This is not a bad gaming monitor‚ far from it‚ but perhaps I expected more and just when I felt like there were moments when it would live up to the potential‚ it would soon slip away once again.  While it would be hard to find a case for calling the Thermaltake TGM-V32CQ one of the best gaming monitors around‚ it is a fine example of a curved display available for a reasonable price. Thermaltake can take pride in that it produced a monitor that‚ on paper‚ was far behind other models I was testing at the same time‚ but still pushed them in terms of performance‚ eventually falling short on that final layer of quality. Continue reading Thermaltake TGM-V32CQ review MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best graphics card‚ Best gaming PC‚ Best SSD for gaming

Ever wonder what Factorio would be like if your goal was to feed some amorphous Lovecraftian nasties? Snacktorio‚ which also adds in a helping of Overcooked and a smidgeon of Graveyard Keeper‚ has the answer. And‚ with a demo on Steam‚ you can test your monster-feeding skills right now. Continue reading Factorio meets Overcooked in this this beast-feeding Steam demo

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