South Carolina, which led the country in tomfoolery throughout 2010 is determined to keep its title as nuttiest state in the union this year.

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In what can only be called the worst idea of 2011 thus far, the S.C. legislature is considering a proposal to feature a specialty license plate bearing the slogan, "Coon Hunter."

Yes, there is more to leave behind in 2011. Hopefully you have checked out yesterday's list and here is the rest!

But first, here are some Honorable Mentions that didn't make the cut, but still need to be left behind as well.

Antoine Dodson
Skinny jeans on Men
All news articles about single black women
Blue tooth devices in your ear
Celebrities in tax trouble
Facebook

Now where did I leave off?

I don't know what it is with women and their nails but with many state budgets already in the toilet do you REALLY think the police have the time and resources to devote to your bad manicure??

Well, apparently one woman felt that her low-budget tacky nails deserved the full force of a Florida police district when she called 9-1-1 FOUR times to complain about her nail work. Her nails were too short and she paid too much, and what were the police going to do about it?

And you know what the police did: arrested her. For 9-1-1 abuse. Yay!

See the video below:

It's the end of the year. A time when we set goals and figure out all the wonderful, positive things we want to bring into our lives.

But to hell with that. It's also a time when we should decide exactly what we DON'T want in our lives in the coming year. A time when we recognize exactly what you hated about last year and have no intention on repeating. A time when you look back and recognize that things that seemed cool to you at the time, were really just stupid.

I will share with you my personal list.

There are some court proceedings that, like it or not, inject themselves in to popular culture.

In 1995, we had O.J., and in 2010, we have 'Tasia Mae.

With cheating and abortions and tattoos, the hearing transcript surrounding Fantasia Barrino, Antwaun Cook and his soon-to-be ex-wife Paula, reads like an episode of "Maury." Frankly, I'll be glad when this whole thing is over as I know way more about Fantasia's uterus than I ever imagined.

But moving on ... score one for the homewrecker!!!

Fantasia got a little help from the judge currently presiding over her boo's divorce trial.

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Have you ever had a plan to do something that you thought would be so great, but as you implemented that plan, you realized you hadn't quite thought everything through?
Like wearing sexy heels to Six Flags. It starts off fine, and you think you're looking real hot, but after an hour, when your feet are killing you and you have six more hours to be there, you realize what a horribly bad idea it was.

Well, apparently that is the fix that Lt. Col. Terrence Lakin finds himself in today. Lakin took a stand against President Barack Obama and refused to deploy to Afghanistan on the grounds that Obama is not a legitimate president of the United States. He claims Obama is not a citizen, and thus, ineligible to serve.

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The Army rewarded his stand and his political views with a court martial, jail time and the loss of millions in pension benefits.

Once realizing his "stand" wasn't turning out too well, he said, SIKE!

An Army doctor who disobeyed orders to deploy to Afghanistan, because he questioned President Barack Obama's eligibility for office, pleaded guilty Tuesday to one of two charges against him.

Lt. Col. Terrence Lakin of Greeley, Colo., pleaded guilty in a military court to a charge that included not meeting with a superior when ordered to do so and not reporting to duty at Fort Campbell in Kentucky. Lakin, a 17-year veteran, faces up to 18 months in prison and dismissal from the Army when he is sentenced on that charge.

The end of the year is often about reflecting on the good, bad and the ugly of the last 12 months.

It's a time of numerous lists, best this, worst that, in's and out's. It's a time when we can collectively look at the past year and say, "What the hell just happened?"

And our country's group reflection is never complete without also examining the pop culture that influenced us, for better or for worse, over the past year: the movies, songs, fashions, artists, TV shows and celebrities that will forever make 2010 stand out in our minds.

Accordingly, YouTube, the purveyor of all things pop culture, has just released their "Most-Viewed YouTube Video of 2010." And what the popularity of this video says about our wonderful, wonderful world is that ... we're a bunch of sick bastards.

Drum Roll please....

Antoine Dodson's "Bed Intruder Song" is the Most-Watched YouTube video of 2010, according to an announcement Monday made by YouTube, a Google-owned company. (Just an aside, Google is so paid!) Anyway, YouTube added the view counts for two versions of the video (original and auto-tune) and put its total at more than 61-million views.

OK, maybe we're not all sick bastards, but I have to say, there's something terribly creepy about the popularity and entertainment value of a distraught young man's spontaneous account of his sister's attempted rape.

In a voice mail message left at 7:31 a.m. on Oct. 9, Virginia Thomas (pictured above with husband Clarence Thomas) asked Anita Hill, her husband's former-aide–turned-enemy, for an apology for the sexual harassment suit she filed in the early '90s.

Hill played the recording at Brandeis University and for The New York Times, and soon the wacky voice mail was the talk of the town.

In an an interview with The Daily Caller, Thomas said making contact with Hill "was probably a mistake on my part."

Probably a mistake?

As the holiday season approaches, I remember singing Christmas carols as a child. "Grand Wizard the Snowman was a very jolly soul!" La, La, Laaaaa.....

Wait, you didn't sing about the Grand Wizard when you were kids? Well, then you must not be from Hayden, Idaho, because the folks in Hayden keeps it REAL.

Apparently, one resident decided to show his holiday spirit by creating a Ku Klux Klansman out of snow, complete with a pointy hat, dark eyes and noose. That's so Christmas-sy!!

A self-proclaimed white separatist showed his a** drew complaints from neighbors and received a visit from law enforcement officers, after erecting Grand Wizard the Snowman this week.