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Post by Mr._Shooter on Sept 1, 2004 19:31:12 GMT -5
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Post by Mr._Shooter on Sept 1, 2004 19:36:18 GMT -5
;D ;D ;D Hmmm...let's see. I bought my first one sometime around '90ish when they got affordable...So Shooter in all those years- I've owned exactly two. The first died of old age and the second one's still cookin'. ;D Now, now, LS...gloating doesn't become you. ;D We all know you're perfect; no need to toot your horn. ;D As for the microwave bit, your story sounds fishy. After all, it's been calculated that 7 "cup-o-noodle" meals a week will fry a microwave oven faster than Art Howe makes a pitching change. At that rate, I'd bet you're on microwave #15 by now. The jig is up, LS. ;D
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Roland
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Post by Roland on Sept 2, 2004 14:12:34 GMT -5
Roland, I WISH I could blame it on the drink. ;D I'm beginning to get the picture now. She's a high spirited, creative, independent type who has the uncanny ability to drive her male counterparts to the edge. ;D
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snizz
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I'm sure I'd be more upset if I weren't quite so heavily sedated
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Post by snizz on Sept 9, 2004 13:19:42 GMT -5
I'm beginning to get the picture now. She's a high spirited, creative, independent type who has the uncanny ability to drive her male counterparts to the edge. ;D There's been a few she's driven over it my friend.
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Post by Roughneck on Sept 18, 2004 1:13:35 GMT -5
And it's not just the lawyers folks...N.Y. judge to jurors: It’s OK to be drunkNEW YORK - New Yorkers dreading jury duty take note: it’s OK to be drunk on booze or high on pot or cocaine while doing your civic duty. advertisement So said a New York judge Wednesday, who refused to set aside the verdict on a retired city firefighter convicted of swiping souvenirs from Ground Zero, citing the U.S. Supreme Court to back her ruling. Samuel Brandon, 61, found guilty in March of petty larceny for stealing personal items from the ruins of the World Trade Center, asked for a new trial after a juror told him after the verdict that he had been drinking during deliberations. But Manhattan Supreme Court Judge Ellen Coin cited a 1987 Supreme Court decision which rejected the argument that jurors consuming alcohol, smoking marijuana, snorting cocaine and falling asleep constituted an “outside influence” on jurors. Coin said being drunk on jury duty was “reprehensible,” but that there was little she could do about it given the Supreme Court ruling. “However severe their effect and improper their use, drugs or alcohol voluntarily ingested by a juror seem no more an ‘outside influence’ than a virus, poorly prepared food, or lack of sleep,” the Supreme Court said in its decision. Brandon faces up to one year in jail at his Sept. 27 sentencing.
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