Posted on 09/19/2004 9:25:02 PM PDT by Mo1
Enjoy!
Too funny - thanks, Resty.
Pound sand, Stephen.
I can buy an enire steer for one of your stupid sandwiches.
local6.com
First-Grader Arrested, Handcuffed After Fight
UPDATED: 2:10 PM EDT October 6, 2004
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Police handcuffed and arrested an 8-year-old boy after a fight and charged him with misdemeanor battery and criminal mischief.
First grader Isaac Sutton was arrested Monday by a Tallahassee police officer after a fight with a 10-year-old boy in his neighborhood. A police report says Isaac punched and slapped the other boy during an argument. The victim's mother called police. Isaac was taken to a juvenile center and released to his mother after midnight.
"This was children's stuff, a disagreement between two neighborhood kids," said Kathy Garner, Isaac's attorney. The boy's arrest was made public by his mother, Pamela Kelly.
It was the second time in recent weeks that a north Florida elementary school student has been booked by police for fighting. A 7-year-old in neighboring Jefferson County was arrested at school Sept. 1 for allegedly fighting another student, hitting a teacher and scratching a police officer.
In Isaac's case, assistant city attorney Rick Courtemanche said the arresting officer decided there was enough evidence to arrest the 4-foot-10, 70-pound boy. And, he said, city policy requires officers to handcuff juveniles when taking them to the county's Juvenile Assessment Center.
"He just needs a good talking-to," Garner said. "This doesn't need to be handled in the judicial system."
Children don't start to be accountable until around the age 8 and than they are still learning civility!
SO9
A 100 bucks for a stink'n cheesesteak ???
Well excussssssssssssssssse me
As one of O'Reilly's viewers emailed
Cheney mopped the floor with Edwards hair
This year the gathering of about 6000 attendees brings together different faiths and heads of State from thirteen countries, dignitaries and citizens from 170 countries as well as leaders in civic, educational, professional, political and spiritual fields from throughout America and the world. President George W. Bush, Vice President Richard Cheney and their spouses will attend.
1-Was Sen. Edwards and wife attending?
2- Was the Jr. Sen. Edwards seated next the the VP Cheney & wife?
3- Was the Jr. Sen Edwards part of the dais?
After the prayer breakfast was a Tuesday was Jr Sen Edwards in seesion that day?
Cheney, Edwards met three times despite Cheney statement
CLEVELAND (AP) Vice President Dick Cheney said Tuesday night that the debate with Democratic Sen. John Edwards marked the first time they had met. In fact, the two had met at least three times previously.
Cheney made the remark while accusing Edwards of frequent absences from Senate votes.
"Now, in my capacity as vice president, I am the president of Senate, the presiding officer. I'm up in the Senate most Tuesdays when they're in session. The first time I ever met you was when you walked on the stage tonight," Cheney told Edwards during the debate.
On Feb. 1, 2001, the vice president thanked Edwards by name at a Senate prayer breakfast and sat beside him during the event.
On April 8, 2001, Cheney and Edwards shook hands when they met off-camera during a taping of NBC's Meet the Press, moderator Tim Russert said Wednesday on Today.
On Jan. 8, 2003, the two met when the first-term North Carolina senator accompanied Elizabeth Dole to her swearing-in by Cheney as a North Carolina senator, Edwards aides also said.
Edwards didn't forget their prayer-breakfast meeting. The Democratic vice presidential candidate noted the discrepancy at a post-debate rally in a Cleveland park, calling it an example of Cheney "still not being straight with the American people."
"The vice president said that the first time I met Senator Edwards was tonight when we walked on the stage. I guess he forgot the time we sat next to each other for a couple hours about three years ago. I guess he forgot the time we met at the swearing in of another senator. So, my wife Elizabeth reminded him on the stage," Edwards said as the crowd roared.
According to Edwards' staff, Cheney replied, "Oh, yeah."
"She reminded him about the truth," Edwards told the crowd, "and come November, we're going to remind him that the American people do not want four more years of George W. Bush."
Checked on the white rabbit for you today....Was still munching on whatever a rabbit munches....lol...
.....Westy....
Not much going on, so guess I'll wander off into the sunset again...
Goodnight yall, see ya down the road...
......Westy.....
You Know You're From Arkansas If:
You've never met any celebrities.
Your idea of a traffic jam is ten cars waitin' to pass a tractor on the highway. *(true traffic is much worse, but it's happened a few times!)*
"Vacation" means goin' through Harrison on the way to Branson. *(Not for me, but this is true for lots of folks around here!)*
You've seen all the biggest bands... ten years after their last hit.
*You measure distance in minutes.*
Down South, to you, means Louisiana.
*You know a bunch of people who have hit a deer.*
You know a few that have also hit a coyote.
*You have no problem spelling or pronouncin' Ouachita or Possum Grape.* (Pronounced "wash-i-taw".)
*You know what Toad Suck and Booger Hollow are.* (Toad Suck is both a park and festival in Conway, AR and Booger Hollow is a town- their theme is "Booger Hollow- population 7, countin' one coon dog". It's in the Ozarks and is so tiny and cute!)
*Your school classes were canceled because of cold, heat, a tornado, hunting, or a livestock show.*
*You've ridden the school bus for an hour... each way.*
*You've ever had to switch from "Heat" to "A/C" in the same day.*
You think ethanol makes your truck run a lot better.
*Stores don't have bags or carts... they have sacks and buggies.*
You see people wearing bib overalls at funerals.
*You see a car running in the parking lot at the store with no one in it no matter what time of the year.*
*You end your sentences with a preposition, for example, "Where's my coat at?"... "What's that made out of?"*
All the festivals around the state are named after a fruit, vegetable, fish, fowl, amphibian, bricks, or lumber.
Priming was your first job... and you know what it means.
*Your idea of a really great tenderloin is when the meat is twice as big as the bun and comes with cole slaw on top.*
*You say catty-wampus and tumped over.* (I figured out a few years ago that "tumped" isn't an actual word- it's a cross between turned and dumped.)
You know the difference between a deer dog, a duck dog and a coon dog by the way they bark.
You put security lights on your house and your garage and leave both of them unlocked.
You think the four major food groups are beef, pork, chicken, beer, beans, and Jello salad with marshmallows.
*When asked how your trip to any foreign, exotic place was you say, "It was different."*
Pulaski County is considered a foreign or exotic place.
You consider being a "Beef Queen" an honor.
*You carry jumper cables in your car.*
*You faithfully drink Pepsi, Mt. Dew, or Dr. Pepper everyday of your life.*
*You know what a "cow drop" is.*
You have your own secret bbq sauce.
You know how to snipe hunt.
You or your neighbors have more hunting dogs than you have family members.
You visit the Arkansas State Fair mainly to see your neighbor's prize chicken.
*You've been invited to or had a bunkin' party.* (All the time when I was little!)
*You send this email on to some Arkansas friends, 'cuz ya know it's all true, darlin'.*
Hey there West .. I was over at a couple of lefty sites
What a hoot .. they really think Chris Matthews is a right wing hack paid by the RNC .. *L*
These people are losing it
That's what the others said ...
How did we missed CM being right wing where have we been? LOL!
You have Fmail.
These people are losing have lost it.
Ssshhhhhh.....you're not supposed to tell him.
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