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ddd35
QUOTE(baby21 @ Aug 11 2007, 02:11 AM)
I guess it's my lucky day!?
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your always lucky baby tongue.gif
phoenix
QUOTE(ddd35 @ Aug 11 2007, 08:37 AM)
your always lucky baby   tongue.gif
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Like they say, you make your own luck. food-smiley-004.gif
bondiguy
QUOTE(baby21 @ Aug 11 2007, 07:11 PM)
I guess it's my lucky day!?
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Shall I make it even luckier? bang2.gif
phoenix
QUOTE(bondiguy @ Aug 13 2007, 12:47 AM)
Shall I make it even luckier? bang2.gif
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smile.gif
baby21
QUOTE(bondiguy @ Aug 13 2007, 12:47 AM)
Shall I make it even luckier? bang2.gif
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Is that what you said to that little girl last week?
ddd35
QUOTE(baby21 @ Aug 13 2007, 02:19 PM)
Is that what you said to that little girl last week?
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Im sure he did , he is the master .
Bobaloo
QUOTE(baby21 @ Aug 13 2007, 04:19 PM)
Is that what you said to that little girl last week?
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Yes. right after he strapped her into her car seat.
bondiguy
QUOTE(baby21 @ Aug 14 2007, 07:19 AM)
Is that what you said to that little girl last week?
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All people are innocent until proven guilty ph34r.gif
ddd35
QUOTE(bondiguy @ Aug 16 2007, 11:29 PM)
All people are innocent until proven guilty ph34r.gif
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maybe in your home land ..
bondiguy
QUOTE(ddd35 @ Aug 18 2007, 04:41 AM)
maybe in your home land  ..
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Thank god... I'd hate to be guilty until proven innocent coco.gif
Bobaloo
QUOTE(bondiguy @ Aug 17 2007, 06:55 PM)
Thank god... I'd hate to be guilty until proven innocent coco.gif
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Me too. But you must admit that it'd be a lot easier to get rid of 3d if that were the way it was.
bondiguy
QUOTE(Bobaloo @ Aug 18 2007, 09:56 AM)
Me too.  But you must admit that it'd be a lot easier to get rid of 3d if that were the way it was.
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Good argument grinning-smiley-003.gif
ddd35
QUOTE(bondiguy @ Aug 17 2007, 04:55 PM)
Thank god... I'd hate to be guilty until proven innocent coco.gif
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the american way .
Bobaloo
QUOTE(ddd35 @ Aug 19 2007, 08:35 AM)
the american way  .
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That makes no sense!
bondiguy
QUOTE(Bobaloo @ Aug 21 2007, 02:53 AM)
That makes no sense!
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It sounds like u expected more? blink.gif
ddd35
QUOTE(Bobaloo @ Aug 20 2007, 09:53 AM)
That makes no sense!
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to some one that has never played with the law , Im sure it doesnt make sense to you , in the american court system your always guilty till you prove yourself innocent , why else would a person have to hire a big time attorney to Defend themselves and proof there not guilty ???? Now BOys be careful here , I have much Knowledge on this subject I have 2 nephews that have tested this fact many times ..
Bobaloo
QUOTE(ddd35 @ Aug 21 2007, 09:42 AM)
to some one that has never played with the law , Im sure it doesnt make sense to you  ,   in the american court system  your always guilty  till you  prove yourself  innocent ,  why else  would a person have to hire  a big time attorney  to Defend  themselves and proof there not guilty ????  Now  BOys be careful here  , I have much Knowledge on this subject I have  2 nephews that have tested this  fact many times  ..
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It is sad the stronghold the corrupt, ratings-hungry media have on the opinion of today's society. it's a shame that you are so easily maniuplated as to have the typical opinion of those who are influenced by the media hype. Many people are considered guilty before trial... IN THE MEDIA. The courts go through great, and often time-consuming, measures to assure a just trial where the defendant will be considered innocent by the jury. The jury are the sole judges of the facts which are to be applied and weighted according to the terms of law that the judge gives them. If the DA cannot prove their case, then the defendant is acquited. the burden of proof is upon the AD to prove the defendant guilty, not upon the defendant to prove his innocence.

Thank goodness the media are not the ones who decide the outcomes of trials.

Of course, there are ways to manipulate that system, as no system is perfect. But that's not what we're talking about. You stated that the court systems view defendants as guilty before a fair trial... that simply just is not true.

I am curious to know about your nephews. did they do something wrong and had to hire big expensive attornies in hopes of not getting in trouble, or were they wrongly accused of something?
ddd35
QUOTE(Bobaloo @ Aug 21 2007, 11:08 AM)
It is sad the stronghold the corrupt, ratings-hungry media have on the opinion of today's society.  it's a shame that you are so easily maniuplated as to have the typical opinion of those who are influenced by the media hype.  Many people are considered guilty before trial... IN THE MEDIA.  The courts go through great, and often time-consuming, measures to assure a just trial where the defendant will be considered innocent by the jury.  The jury are the sole judges of the facts which are to be applied and weighted according to the terms of law that the judge gives them.  If the DA cannot prove their case, then the defendant is acquited.  the burden of proof is upon the AD to prove the defendant guilty, not upon the defendant to prove his innocence.

Thank goodness the media are not the ones who decide the outcomes of trials.

Of course, there are ways to manipulate that system, as no system is perfect.  But that's not what we're talking about.  You stated that the court systems view defendants as guilty before a fair trial... that simply just is not true. 

I am curious to know about your nephews.  did they do something wrong and had to hire big expensive attornies in hopes of not getting in trouble, or were they wrongly accused of something?
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one was accused of involuntary manslaughter , wrongly for sure as he had air tight alibi , however the DA was up for election , he had some pretty shaky testimony from some less then desirable witnesses , he felt it was a open and shut case , the judge felt it was a open and shut case , the sherriff felt it was open and shut ,, as you say it was up to the courts to decide dont ever think that money and politics dont play a part in things , they shouldnt but they do , my family hired my nephew a attorney that cost $ 25,000. just for a retainer , he set up a ppointment with the DA and in a matter of minutes they were offered a plea bargin to a much lesser charge ,, what does that mean you ask ? the case wasnt nearly as open and shut as they felt , but in the papers , in the court house, on the streets , evrywere you went he had already been tried and found gulity , in a nut shell they went to trial he was aquitted of all charges , now it doesnt work that way evrerywere but there are some not guilty people serving time , if we had let him use a court ordered attorney he would have been in jail for probably no less then 10 yrs for a crime he didnt commit ... But as I said before the american way is to believe the law , the DA, have all the fact to find a person guilty before they arrest him ,therfore the person is guilty . they go to the media with tidbits , so in the publics eye there guilty , I have served on jury duty 2 different times and both times the guy's were guilty without question , however it took days to sit a jury cause to many of us had already made up our minds that they were guilty and after 4 days of people sitting waiting to be picked some would just lie so they could get on the jury , now in Chicago thats probably not a problem cause the population is so large and alot of people dont pay attention to the news but in smaller communities I mean my county has 8000 registered voters we all know everybody and we see and read all the news in the county papers ... it matters alot on the people ... SPend some time in the Cook county court house id bet there are some of the same issues I spoke of ..maybe not .. A large case load here is DUI and the fact is there is a attorney that charges 15000 to represent ya , he has never lost , and in evry case the sherrif and DA have taken and impounded there cars with the intent to sell them as seized cars , again they assume the case is open and shut and once this lawyer walks in things change .. Im not trying to aurgue here Bob its just my experience that tells me its the american way to think a person is guilty until he proves his innocents ..
ddd35
QUOTE(Bobaloo @ Aug 21 2007, 11:08 AM)


  You stated that the court systems view defendants as guilty before a fair trial... that simply just is not true. 


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okay heres homework for ya ,,,proof beyound all doubt the last statement that you made above is true in every case .


let me give ya some cliff notes here , th judge in most case's in the 3 county area that they represent around here graduated 2 yrs behind me in school , he made it clear in the hearing part of this trial that the defendent was guilty , were do you think that was decided at the coffee shop were he and the sherriff and the Da ate breakfast 2 days after the arrest .. it happens allot , sorry to burst your bubble that our legal system is close to perfect but its not , and in the bigger cities like Chicago its even worse cause the court cases are backedup and there isnt the time to prepare , its just easier to find them guilty and move on .. yes they get a trial , but its easier to just plea bargin it down some take the deal just cause there told there gonna lose ..it sucks for those that dont have the funds to hire there own attorneys , to me the biggest joke of all is the court appointed attorneys , if they want to climb the ladder they have to work with the DA in anyway he wishes them to do .. have a great day mate . tongue.gif
Bobaloo
QUOTE(ddd35 @ Aug 21 2007, 06:48 PM)
one was accused of  involuntary manslaughter ,  wrongly  for sure as he  had air tight alibi , however the DA  was up for election  , he  had some pretty shaky testimony from some less then desirable  witnesses , he felt it was a open and shut case , the judge felt it was a open and shut case , the sherriff felt it was open  and shut ,,   as you say it was up to the courts to decide   dont ever think  that money and politics dont play a part in things ,  they shouldnt  but they do ,  my family  hired my nephew a attorney that cost  $ 25,000. just  for a retainer , he set up a ppointment with the DA   and in  a matter of  minutes  they were offered a plea bargin to a much lesser charge  ,,  what does that mean you ask ?  the case wasnt  nearly as open and shut as they  felt ,  but in the papers , in the court house, on the streets , evrywere you went   he had already been tried  and  found gulity , in a nut shell  they went to trial  he was  aquitted of all charges  , now it doesnt  work that way evrerywere but  there are some not guilty people serving  time , if we had let him use a court ordered attorney  he would have been in jail for probably no less then 10 yrs for a crime he didnt  commit  ...  But as I said  before the american way is  to believe the law , the DA,  have all the fact to find a person guilty before they arrest  him ,therfore the person is guilty . they go to the media with tidbits , so in the publics eye there guilty ,  I have served on jury duty  2  different times  and both times the guy's were guilty  without question  , however it took days to sit a jury cause to many of us  had already  made up our minds  that they were guilty and after  4 days of people sitting waiting to be picked some would just lie  so they could get on the jury , now in Chicago  thats probably not a problem  cause the population is  so large  and alot of people dont  pay attention to the news but in  smaller communities  I mean my county has 8000 registered voters  we all know everybody  and we see and read  all the news in the county papers  ... it matters alot  on the  people ...  SPend some time in the Cook county  court house  id bet  there are some of the same  issues I spoke of  ..maybe not  ..    A large case load here is DUI  and the fact is  there is a  attorney that charges  15000 to  represent  ya , he has never lost  , and in evry case the sherrif and DA have taken and impounded there cars with the intent to sell them as seized cars  , again they assume the  case is open and shut  and once this lawyer walks in  things change .. Im not trying to aurgue here Bob its just my experience that  tells me its the american way  to think a person  is guilty until he proves his innocents ..
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Two things:

first of all, my comment doesn't apply to traffic court, because I think that is the biggest exploitation of the court system as we know it and totally believe that money, politics, and time play a big role in the bullshit that happens there.

Secondly, you said your nephew pled to a lesser charge, but then also that he was acquited. Did they decide to go to trial after all? usually when you plea bargain, you have to plead guilty. Also, involuntary manslaughter is usually associated with killing someone by accident when you may or may not have been doing something you shouldn't have been... oftentimes it is related to a driving infraction. Was that the case with your nephew? Just curious.

I see your point about the American way being to think a person is guilty before proven innocent as you say in your last comment... but I still don't think that's the case. it think the American PEOPLE are manipulated by the media into believing what they want you to believe... in all things, not just trials. Look at the OJ trial. that was a media frenzy. the whole world believed he was guilty before the trial even began. there were tons of things "leaked" by the press that wasn't even real evidence. When in fact, there was not sufficient evidence to prove a man guilty that most of the world was convinced had committed the crimes. That situation alone perhaps supports both our opinions. I believe the media influences the American public and rely on my faith in our judical system, and you say that the American way is guilty till proven innocent. I think I'm looking at the American way as the judicial system and you are looking at the American way from the pulic's point of view.
Bobaloo
QUOTE(ddd35 @ Aug 21 2007, 07:08 PM)
okay heres homework for ya  ,,,proof beyound all doubt  the last statement that you made above  is true in every case . 
let me give ya some cliff notes  here ,  th judge in most case's in the  3 county  area that they represent around here graduated  2 yrs behind  me in school ,  he made   it clear in the hearing part of this trial that the  defendent was guilty  , were do you think that was decided  at the  coffee shop were he and  the sherriff and the Da ate breakfast  2 days after the arrest  .. it happens allot , sorry to burst your bubble that our legal system is  close to perfect   but  its not , and in the bigger cities like Chicago its  even worse cause the court cases are  backedup and  there isnt the time to prepare  , its just easier  to find them guilty  and move on  .. yes they get a trial , but its easier to just plea bargin it down   some take the deal just cause there told  there gonna lose  ..it sucks  for those that dont have the funds  to  hire  there own attorneys , to me the biggest joke of all  is the court appointed attorneys , if they want to climb the ladder   they have to work with the DA  in anyway he wishes them to do  ..   have  a great day mate  .  tongue.gif
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I guess I never thought about how it would work in a small town. A lot of small-town judges don't necessarily have the legal background to instill the importance of the impartiality their job demands. and I'm sure it happens in big cities too, but I would say much less often as the judgeship competition is much stronger.

I used to work in the Chicago court system. I was an impartial party present for many, many depostions, hearings, arbitrations, and trials... both civil and criminal. and I can tell you that of the countless judges, ADAs, and defense attorneys i've worked with, each and every one of them has their own way of doing things... but I can tell you without a doubt that when any one of them applied the facts to the law, it all worked out the way it should have. I can also guarantee you that many of the judges has opinions of the defendants' guilt/innocence. But when it came to making rules of law (ie, ruling on objections, motions, etc.) that those decisions were made according to the law and not their opinions.

Anyway. I've likely rambled on to the point where I've forgotten my point. So i should probably shut up now and stare at boobs.

cheers food-smiley-004.gif
bondiguy
Ay Curumba!
belicked6924
Is that the kind of stuff getting sent in pm's now? No wonder all the girls don't want to get pm'd. bang.gif
ddd35
QUOTE(Bobaloo @ Aug 21 2007, 08:06 PM)
Two things:

first of all, my comment doesn't apply to traffic court, because I think that is the biggest exploitation of the court system as we know it and totally believe that money, politics, and time play a big role in the bullshit that happens there.

Secondly, you said your nephew pled to a lesser charge, but then also that he was acquited.  Did they decide to go to trial after all?  usually when you plea bargain, you have to plead guilty.  Also, involuntary manslaughter is usually associated with killing someone by accident when you may or may not have been doing something you shouldn't have been... oftentimes it is related to a driving infraction.  Was that the case with your nephew?  Just curious.

I see your point about the American way being to think a person is guilty before proven innocent as you say in your last comment... but I still don't think that's the case.  it think the American PEOPLE are manipulated by the media into believing what they want you to believe... in all things, not just trials.  Look at the OJ trial.  that was a media frenzy.  the whole world believed he was guilty before the trial even began.  there were tons of things "leaked" by the press that wasn't even real evidence. When in fact, there was not sufficient evidence to prove a man guilty that most of the world was convinced had committed the crimes.  That situation alone perhaps supports both our opinions.  I believe the media influences the American public and rely on my faith in our judical system, and you say that the American way is guilty till proven innocent.  I think I'm looking at the American way as the judicial system and you are looking at the American way from the pulic's point of view.
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QUOTE(Bobaloo @ Aug 21 2007, 08:12 PM)
I guess I never thought about how it would work in a small town.  A lot of small-town judges don't necessarily have the legal background to instill the importance of the impartiality their job demands.  and I'm sure it happens in big cities too, but I would say much less often as the judgeship competition is much stronger. 

I used to work in the Chicago court system. I was an impartial party present for many, many depostions, hearings, arbitrations, and trials... both civil and criminal.  and I can tell you that of the countless judges, ADAs, and defense attorneys i've worked with, each and every one of them has their own way of doing things... but I can tell you without a doubt that when any one of them applied the facts to the law, it all worked out the way it should have.  I can also guarantee you that many of the judges has opinions of the defendants' guilt/innocence.  But when it came to making rules of law (ie, ruling on objections, motions, etc.) that those decisions were made according to the law and not their opinions. 

Anyway.  I've likely rambled on to the point where I've forgotten my point.  So i should probably shut up now and stare at boobs.

cheers  food-smiley-004.gif
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I think you got my point , and I got yours as well , so lets move on .. food-smiley-004.gif
ddd35
QUOTE(belicked6924 @ Aug 22 2007, 03:36 AM)
Is that the kind of stuff getting sent in pm's now? No wonder all the girls don't want to get pm'd. bang.gif
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IM sure thats what comes in your Pm's ... summons and appeals to leave the ladies alone ... tongue.gif
Bobaloo
QUOTE(bondiguy @ Aug 22 2007, 12:00 AM)
Ay Curumba!
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yeah, it's been a while since I've posted a bobaloo-length post. I figured I'd just go for it.
bondiguy
QUOTE(Bobaloo @ Aug 23 2007, 02:10 AM)
yeah, it's been a while since I've posted a bobaloo-length post.  I figured I'd just go for it.
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Oh yeah you did... and some! tongue.gif
Bobaloo
QUOTE(bondiguy @ Aug 23 2007, 12:33 AM)
Oh yeah you did... and some! tongue.gif
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I don't know what got in to me. It must have been the one 15-minute period a year I was sober. wacko.gif
morse
QUOTE(Bobaloo @ Aug 22 2007, 11:10 AM)
yeah, it's been a while since I've posted a bobaloo-length post.  I figured I'd just go for it.
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I really don,t think I,d like to live in the USA, If thats a fair representation of your legal system. You should be innocent until proven guilty, rather like me, innocent as a new born lamb, and pure, as the driven snow. tongue.gif tongue.gif love-smiley-085.gif smilio09.gif
Bobaloo
QUOTE(morse @ Aug 23 2007, 10:22 AM)
I really don,t think I,d like to live in the USA, If thats a fair representation of your legal system. You should be innocent until proven guilty, rather like me, innocent as a new born lamb, and pure, as the driven snow. tongue.gif  tongue.gif  love-smiley-085.gif  smilio09.gif
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I just wrote paragraph-lentgh posts explaining that in the US you ARE innocent until proven guilty. confused-smiley-013.gif At least as far as the law is concerned.
ddd35
QUOTE(morse @ Aug 23 2007, 08:22 AM)
I really don,t think I,d like to live in the USA, If thats a fair representation of your legal system. You should be innocent until proven guilty, rather like me, innocent as a new born lamb, and pure, as the driven snow. tongue.gif  tongue.gif  love-smiley-085.gif  smilio09.gif
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Id like to taste your pureness ... tongue.gif
bondiguy
QUOTE(Bobaloo @ Aug 24 2007, 01:11 AM)
I don't know what got in to me.  It must have been the one 15-minute period a year I was sober. wacko.gif
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Damn that's rough... how was it?
phoenix
QUOTE(Bobaloo @ Aug 23 2007, 10:28 AM)
I just wrote paragraph-lentgh posts explaining that in the US you ARE innocent until proven guilty. confused-smiley-013.gif  At least as far as the law is concerned.
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Not according to the Prat 3d.
ddd35
QUOTE(phoenix @ Aug 24 2007, 07:27 AM)
Not according to the Prat 3d.
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he is right by law you are innocent until proven guilty , my point was you may not be if the people issuing the law are not of the right mind set .. which in the little areas of the country that is the case most of the time .
Bobaloo
QUOTE(bondiguy @ Aug 24 2007, 02:13 AM)
Damn that's rough... how was it?
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Longest 15 minutes of my life. wacko.gif
ddd35
QUOTE(Bobaloo @ Aug 24 2007, 08:45 AM)
Longest 15 minutes of my life. wacko.gif
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and here we thought it was the 2 minutes with Jrock . tongue.gif
Bobaloo
QUOTE(ddd35 @ Aug 24 2007, 02:16 PM)
and here we thought it was the 2 minutes  with Jrock .  tongue.gif
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No. that was the longest two minutes of YOUR life.
bondiguy
QUOTE(Bobaloo @ Aug 25 2007, 01:45 AM)
Longest 15 minutes of my life. wacko.gif
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Poor bastard... have a beer food-smiley-004.gif

QUOTE(ddd35 @ Aug 25 2007, 05:16 AM)
and here we thought it was the 2 minutes  with Jrock .  tongue.gif
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QUOTE(Bobaloo @ Aug 25 2007, 06:38 AM)
No.  that was the longest two minutes of YOUR life.
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HEY-OH!!!!!!!!
Bobaloo
QUOTE(bondiguy @ Aug 24 2007, 05:32 PM)
Poor bastard... have a beer food-smiley-004.gif
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Way ahead of ya. It is Friday evening for me and I've got about 5 minutes till I'm out of work. (which means I'm on beer No. 6 already... this hour)
bondiguy
QUOTE(Bobaloo @ Aug 25 2007, 08:50 AM)
Way ahead of ya. It is Friday evening for me and I've got about 5 minutes till I'm out of work. (which means I'm on beer No. 6 already... this hour)
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It's Saturday AM and Im just easing my way into the day

im only on 5 drinkup.gif
Bobaloo
QUOTE(bondiguy @ Aug 24 2007, 06:09 PM)
It's Saturday AM and Im just easing my way into the day

im only on 5 drinkup.gif
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ohmy.gif Only 5? I think you need to wake up earlier.

Which reminds me of a quote from a famous guy who likely was an alcholic:

I feel bad for people who don't drink. When they wake up in the morning, that's as good as they're going to feel all day.
bondiguy
QUOTE(Bobaloo @ Aug 26 2007, 02:43 AM)
ohmy.gif Only 5?  I think you need to wake up earlier.

Which reminds me of a quote from a famous guy who likely was an alcholic:

I feel bad for people who don't drink.  When they wake up in the morning, that's as good as they're going to feel all day.
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Ooooh that's a good quote, im stealing it!
allnaturalguy
QUOTE(morse @ Aug 23 2007, 10:22 AM)
I really don,t think I,d like to live in the USA, If thats a fair representation of your legal system. You should be innocent until proven guilty, rather like me, innocent as a new born lamb, and pure, as the driven snow. tongue.gif  tongue.gif  love-smiley-085.gif  smilio09.gif
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Innocent as a newborn lamb, and pure as the driven snow? morse? Is this really morse or did somebody hijack this most awesomely sexy creature that I've cum to be proud of my association with? Is it an alien abduction or just not enough alcohol? bang.gif popc1.gif
Bobaloo
QUOTE(bondiguy @ Aug 27 2007, 01:52 AM)
Ooooh that's a good quote, im stealing it!
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Here's one that's even better:

New Year's resolutions: Something we can do that underweight people who don't drinnk or smoke can't.
morse
QUOTE(allnaturalguy @ Aug 27 2007, 08:01 AM)
Innocent as a newborn lamb, and pure as the driven snow? morse? Is this really morse or did somebody hijack this most awesomely sexy creature that I've cum to be proud of my association with? Is it an alien abduction or just not enough alcohol?  bang.gif  popc1.gif
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Can you have too much alcohol? Wasn,t that really a Martian that had his wicked way with me? smilio09.gif
allnaturalguy
QUOTE(morse @ Aug 28 2007, 08:43 AM)
Can you have too much alcohol? Wasn,t that really a Martian that had his wicked way with me? smilio09.gif
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I've always thought that falling down along with slurred words meant that you were off to a good start. Blacking out just means you have to pace yourself. tongue.gif God, I only hope for your sake that it was a Martian that had his way with you. Did his dick get bigger every time he hit his forehead? If so, then you got lucky. Hopefully, it wasn't a Venusian, they've barely discovered trash cans according to Mork from Ork. If it was a Venusian, then he would have been very interested in licking your feet until you blacked out or pissed yourself from laughing too hard. Only YOU will ever know morse my love. food-smiley-004.gif 22.gif love-smiley-085.gif nah.gif
bondiguy
QUOTE(Bobaloo @ Aug 28 2007, 02:33 AM)
Here's one that's even better:

New Year's resolutions: Something we can do that underweight people who don't drinnk or smoke can't.
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Not as good but still a keeper
Bobaloo
QUOTE(bondiguy @ Aug 29 2007, 06:32 AM)
Not as good but still a keeper
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ah, just wait. You'll come to appreciate it on New Year's day.
bondiguy
QUOTE(Bobaloo @ Aug 30 2007, 02:23 AM)
ah, just wait.  You'll come to appreciate it on New Year's day.
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Ohh I get it, I get jokes tongue.gif
ddd35
QUOTE(bondiguy @ Aug 30 2007, 02:09 AM)
Ohh I get it, I get jokes tongue.gif
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I would never admit that about Bobs though ..
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