Non-Sequiturs: 07.12.07

* It wasn’t a ridiculous damages claim, he’s just really bad at math. [Stephen Dunne’s amended complaint via Keeping Up With Jonas]
* We heard there was a story going around about NJ Gov. Corzine, so we emailed him for comment. Not sure why we haven’t heard back from him… [WSJ Law Blog]
* Here’s an idea: don’t jog around listening to your iPod in the middle of a thunderstorm! [CNN]
* TB Andy being sued by plane passengers. [AFP via Yahoo!]
* British military denies releasing manbearpig in Basra. [The Huffington Post]

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