Juneau Resident Attempts to Close Down Piper Palin's Lemonade Stand

Conservatives4Palin ^ | 05-07-09 | Joseph Russo

[4woodenboats]

LOL

[FlashBack]

How about a good ole fashioned 'knee-capping' at least!
Just kidding...but this puke does need an attitude adjustment!

[stevecmd]

[Rappini]

Why don’t just get a life. Is it 2012 yet.

[patton]

Actually, that is not true - you have to pay the self-employment taxes on the income.

[chainsaw]

Obama’s ‘RATS are so full of hate. They hate and hate and hate.

Right you are. They beat up on children, and Boy Scouts on TV at their conventions. Pathetic people they are.

[skinkinthegrass]

Speaking of which, we haven’t heard much lately about how their garden doth grow!!

Well....w/ all that S**t flying around Wash. D.C., It should be in fine shape.
Hey Zer0!...How's that "Wacky Tobacco" Growing....Illegal?...When has that ever stopped you?

"When buying and selling are controlled by legislation, the first things to be bought and sold are legislators." - P. J. O'Rourke
“The problem with socialism is that you eventually, run out of other people’s money.” - Margaret Thatcher
"There are two sets of rules. One set for the rulers and another for the rest of us." —Richard Yancey, former IRS tax collector

[CedarDave]

From right, Piper Palin, 8, the daughter of Gov. Sarah Palin, and Natalie Cosgrove, 8, sell lemonade to Andrea Watts and her mother, Pam, in front of the Governor's Mansion on Sunday. Other items for sale included diet ice tea and banana bread. Small boxes of raisins were free. (Photo: Michael Penn / Juneau Empire)

[BARLF]

'We are stardust, we are golden' Images from another time Heidi Bradner Juneau Empire Juneau residents, left to right, Tom Melville, Natalee Rothaus and Chip Thoma flash the peace sign as they pose in front of a VW microbus in Juneau on the 20th anniversary of the quintessential music festival of the 1960s, Woodstock. All three attended the event in up-state New York in August of 1969. Melville and his brother, Ken, lived in nearby Owego, N.Y. and used their local knowledge to avoid much of the giant traffic snarl to get to the concert. Rothaus had just graduated from high school in Brooklyn, N.Y., and saw an ad in the New York Times advertising a "Groovy Music Festival Upstate." Thoma was given a job as a security guard and spent the entire concert next to the stage. The lyric cited above the photo is from a Joni Mitchell song commemorating Woodstock

[euram]

(Cow) Chip must have killed way too many brain cells over the years to be upset about a lemonade stand.

[BARLF]

Theodore P. (Chip) Thoma sued Governor Walter J. Hickel,
alleging that Hickel in concert with others had engaged in a smear
campaign against Thoma, that the campaign improperly used criminal
justice system records, and that the campaign was conducted in
retaliation for Thoma’s protected political activity seeking the
removal of Governor Hickel. The superior court ruled that Hickel
was protected by the doctrine of public executive immunity and
granted him summary judgment. Subsequently, the court awarded
Hickel $77,865.50 in attorney’s fees.

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