Silkie is visiting a state that was the subject of a crude joke involving steers in "An Officer and a Gentleman."
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A Gentleman such as myself, when recruiting candidates for the next class of lovely young library interns, always keeps things on the up and up.
Wow, could it be that it's the weekend already? Why, yes, yes it is. And that also means it's time for kenny, Dave and myself to bring you the best in 80s rock with the 80s Rockfest Saturday night at the new Illusions. Hope to see everyone there. Have a great weekend!
Wow, could it be that it's the weekend already? Why, yes, yes it is. And that also means it's time for kenny, Dave and myself to bring you the best in 80s rock with the 80s Rockfest Saturday night at the new Illusions. Hope to see everyone there. Have a great weekend!
The up and up sure is a difficult phrase to use at the beginning of a sentence.
His TFWG-retirement statement was thankfully rescinded but after his most recent contribution, I am kind of wondering why he seems to know a lot about prison life.
Clear cases are a lot easier to store things when you need to find them right away.
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This is a true story (really). Actually I do know a little bit about prison life. In college a friend's father was the Warden of The Montgomery Correctional Facility, located in Norristown, Pa. (outside of Philadelphia) Lawrence Roth (he passed last July). I thought it would be very interesting to do my "Senior Paper" on death row inmates. I was not allowed to visit the prison. I was allowed to write to them. Larry suggested I enclose $2.00 and provide a self addressed envelope. To make a very long and interesting story very short, I learned some fascinating information about life of death row. One of the odd things that happened was inmates were still writing to me long after the paper was finished. Several asked me to mail them the completed paper. (I did have mail a copy to Larry first, it had to be edited and then he would give it to the people on the list I provided.)
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This is a true story (really). Actually I do know a little bit about prison life. In college a friend's father was the Warden of The Montgomery Correctional Facility, located in Norristown, Pa. (outside of Philadelphia) Lawrence Roth (he passed last July). I thought it would be very interesting to do my "Senior Paper" on death row inmates. I was not allowed to visit the prison. I was allowed to write to them. Larry suggested I enclose $2.00 and provide a self addressed envelope. To make a very long and interesting story very short, I learned some fascinating information about life of death row. One of the odd things that happened was inmates were still writing to me long after the paper was finished. Several asked me to mail them the completed paper. (I did have mail a copy to Larry first, it had to be edited and then he would give it to the people on the list I provided.)
Right away when you enter prison, you get a uniform and a number.
The day before was just a typical day not unlike the others days that had proceeded it, but that would soon change.
Rip tides are dangerous and something to watch out for when you visit the beach.
The lifeguards on duty are more likely to rush out and save you if you look great in a bikini.
No photos please, Stuart!
No photos please, Stuart!