USO Canteen FReeper Style....Themeless Thursday....June 27, 2002

Created by SAMWOLF and posted by Snow Bunny

[HiJinx]

You're doin' just fine, LadyX!!!
And if things don't quite work right with our end of it, we'll have ladtx scout out a route for Angelique and our Arizony troops to get there even quicker!

[MistyCA]

This just in! A judge has apparently blocked the decision on the Pledge of Allegiance!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ! More to come

[MistyCA]

This is to you and all other new posters or lurkers who I have not greeted! :) Good to see you here!!!

[MistyCA]

OMG! The same judge that made the decision has now stayed or blocked his own decision! LMAO!

[Jen]

If any of you Gurlz are feeling depressed, read this!

[The Mayor]

I think they are just now starting to realize the wrath of the American Citizen!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank GOD!

[tomkow6]

I wanna help Severa and GatorGirl sing Anchors Aweigh! I'll even change my skivies & PROUDLY wear my new burka!

[The Mayor]

Hormones in semen may help to ease female depression

See us men are good for something!

[Jen]

Yes, thank you SO MUCH for your concern for women's mental health! hehehe

[Pippin]

Hey, Tom, I'd wear that burka proudly! Red, white,and blue are fast becoming my favorite colors!

[The Mayor]

US Judge/Pledge Ruling -2: Puts His Own Decision On Hold




SAN FRANCISCO (AP)--A day after he shocked the nation by declaring the Pledge of Allegiance unconstitutional, a U.S. federal appeals court judge put his ruling on hold Thursday.

Circuit Judge Alfred T. Goodwin, who wrote the 2-1 opinion that said the phrase "under God" violates the separation of church and state, stayed his ruling until other members of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decide whether to change course.

The appeals court can rehear the case with the same three judges, or an 11-judge panel.

Goodwin's action Thursday has no immediate impact, since the ruling already was on hold by court rules for 45 days to allow for any challenges.

Vikram Amar, a Hastings College of the Law scholar who closely follows the appeals court, said the latest ruling means that, for now, Wednesday's opinion finding the pledge unconstitutional "has no legal force or effect."

"They're acknowledging the likelihood that the whole 9th Circuit may take a look at this," Amar said.

(MORE) Dow Jones Newswires 27-06-02

[tomkow6]

Ya! Let's ROMP!

[Pippin]

Hi, HJ! I did my ranting earlier!

[tomkow6]

No, Pi are ROUND!

[Pippin]

Hi, LadyX!

[Pippin]

Spookie, Keep on ranting! I agree with everything you said.

[Aquamarine]

This just in! A judge has apparently blocked the decision on the Pledge of Allegiance!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ! More to come

Spook, it was your rant that did it! he!

I haven't been able to get my brain wrapped around what those judges did yesterday. I didn't expect them to try this so soon. But now they have overplayed their hand and this one will come back to bite the demo's in November. That's why I had a mixture of emotions. I think I was a little releived watching them hang themselves.
Spook, I don't have children like you do but if I did have any yesterday I know that I would have had a stroke. I understand your concern and that it's really for your children and they're children.

[Pippin]

Hi, Jen!

[tomkow6]

Hey, EVERYBODY! Like my NEW look?