[brazzaville]

Good morning.

Back in the 1970s, those big puffs used an old well south of Ukiah to dispose if the bodies of the dead from gang violence.

In the 1980s some of those bug puffs butchered a family of four in Fort Bragg over money thought to be owed in a drug deal. This was the town on the west coast, not the 82nd Airborne's home in the east. The two kids were from an earlier marriage and were there for the weekend, I believe. The little girl's throat was cut.

"big puffs", indeed.

Michael Frazier

[mad_as_he$$]

While I don't disagree it was the days of Sonny B. who is now "retired" and in very poor health - if not dead and I just haven't heard.

A very good friend of mine is a biker but with no affiliation. He is the primary leader against helmet laws - especially in Kalifornia. About 10 years ago we were leaving a hearing in Oakland and ran into Sonny and two body guards on the Courthouse steps. My friend who has some history with Sonny and will not talk about looked at him and said " F&*K you piece of $hit!". Now I have been to war and shot at more than once. I was never as scared for my life as at that moment. Sonny looked at him and said "Back at ya, mother f$%ker" and walked away. Much to my relief.

Out.