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To: Pharmboy
2 posted on
01/19/2008 4:13:21 PM PST by
NonValueAdded
(Fred Dalton Thompson for President)
To: Libloather
Let me know when they find their copy of the Constitution.
3 posted on
01/19/2008 4:15:14 PM PST by
exit82
(How do you handle Hillary? You Huma her.)
To: Libloather
The SCOTUS having lost it’s copy of the Declaration of Independence is par for the course. I suspect they lost their copy of the Constitution at the same time - at least it would explain a lot of things.
To: Libloather
That was a lesson learned the hard way at the Supreme Court, where a 185-year-old facsimile of the Declaration of Independence gathered dust for seven years, tucked behind the office furniture, a court spokeswoman acknowledged this week. And I thought they only treated the Constitution like garbage.
5 posted on
01/19/2008 4:25:43 PM PST by
SIDENET
(Hubba Hubba...)
To: Libloather
Did it have a treasure map on the back?
To: Libloather
To: Libloather; SunkenCiv; blam
Sandy Berger Missing Document ping!
I didn’t know they had fscsimile machines in 1823.
16 posted on
01/20/2008 10:35:32 AM PST by
wildbill
Valued at perhaps $500,000, it is one of about 30 copies known to exist.
Seems a little low. Shouldn't it be listed as priceless?
19 posted on
01/20/2008 3:48:13 PM PST by
SunkenCiv
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