Good, we have to nail the employers that are doing this as well or we'll never get it under control. For all you idiiot left wing libs out there, this is totally within the law, they were breaking it, it's not racism, it's not racial profiling........they are CRIMINALS.
Of course it's probably not going to matter if they decide to grant them all amnesty anyway. Speaking of that, why can't the Anerican people vote on that, we're the ones it affects the most, so lets call a special vote and let the people speak!
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Police Question Editors of Playboy Indonesia:
Wow, I'm surprised they're in Indonesia at all.
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This Must Be Why Guys Never Ask for Directions:
COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) — A Columbus man asked for directions early Monday, but the two pedestrians from whom he sought help stole his car instead.
Keith Stroman, 21, told Columbus police he stopped his 1995 Chevrolet Camaro at an intersection on the south side of town around 2:50 a.m. to ask two men for directions. Instead of answering his question, one of the men pulled a silver gun and ordered Stroman out of his car.
The carjackers got into the Camaro, valued at $4,000, and drove away, police said. Stroman was not injured.
Keith Stroman, 21, told Columbus police he stopped his 1995 Chevrolet Camaro at an intersection on the south side of town around 2:50 a.m. to ask two men for directions. Instead of answering his question, one of the men pulled a silver gun and ordered Stroman out of his car.
The carjackers got into the Camaro, valued at $4,000, and drove away, police said. Stroman was not injured.
Okay ladies, never again do i want to her bitching about stopping and asking for directions! Are we clear? Good!
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Fruitcake: The Gift That Keeps on Giving:
WAUKESHA, Wis. (AP) — Lance Nesta did what many people do when receiving a fruitcake — he set it aside, only to rediscover it more than 40 years later in his mother's attic. Nesta couldn't resist taking a peek at the cake, still in its original tin and wrapped in paper.
"I was amazed that it hadn't changed at all," he said.
Nesta's two aunts sent him the fruitcake in November 1962 while he was stationed in Alaska with the Army.
"I opened it up and didn't know what to do with it," Nesta said. "I sure wasn't going to eat it, and I liked my fellow soldiers too much to share it with them."
As best he can remember, he packed the cake with the rest of his belongings and shipped it home to Waukesha when he left the military a few years later. He recently rediscovered the boxed fruitcake in the attic of his mother's home in Waukesha.
His mom had given him advance warning of the fruitcake back in 1962.
"She knew I hated the damn things, but she said she didn't have the heart to tell my aunts, who had already mailed it," he said.
The cake arrived wrapped in brown paper with a red "fragile, handle with care" sticker on it. The cake itself was contained in a round blue tin printed with the words "Old Fashioned Fruitcake."
"Now it's just old," Nesta said.
While looking at the cake's container this week, he noticed the listed ingredients included rum and brandy.
"If I had known back then that it had rum and brandy in it, I would have eaten it," he said.
"I was amazed that it hadn't changed at all," he said.
Nesta's two aunts sent him the fruitcake in November 1962 while he was stationed in Alaska with the Army.
"I opened it up and didn't know what to do with it," Nesta said. "I sure wasn't going to eat it, and I liked my fellow soldiers too much to share it with them."
As best he can remember, he packed the cake with the rest of his belongings and shipped it home to Waukesha when he left the military a few years later. He recently rediscovered the boxed fruitcake in the attic of his mother's home in Waukesha.
His mom had given him advance warning of the fruitcake back in 1962.
"She knew I hated the damn things, but she said she didn't have the heart to tell my aunts, who had already mailed it," he said.
The cake arrived wrapped in brown paper with a red "fragile, handle with care" sticker on it. The cake itself was contained in a round blue tin printed with the words "Old Fashioned Fruitcake."
"Now it's just old," Nesta said.
While looking at the cake's container this week, he noticed the listed ingredients included rum and brandy.
"If I had known back then that it had rum and brandy in it, I would have eaten it," he said.
(The cake hadn't changed at all?)
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Third-grader takes teacher's van for joyride:
I wonder if he was singing the good ole' tune, "Chevy Van" by Sammy Johns while he was driving?
Or how about Roxette's "Come join the Joyride" from the 80's?
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Well, nothing else for today guys. You may be wondering why I didn't mention the Dictator of China's visit.....oh I am sorry did I say dictator? Gosh, hope I didn't offend anybody....(whatever)
Anyway, I didn't mention it because he's....well........communist. The only reason he even gives us a thought is 'cause we're the big boys on the block, other than that, he could give a crap about the U S, trust me.
Nothing more for today, a special thanks goes out to T F for helping with the design and working out a few bugs on this blog site! Thanks T F!
And thanks to al my readers without whom this wouldn't be possible. (Well, yeah it would, it's free...heh heh) But thanks for comin' by anyway!
See ya tomorrow!
D C
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