Hey, Bumper, nice hearing from you again after all this time ... I was missing the "word of the day" ...

Bumper, so good to see you back here!

Bumper? Bumper who?? <img src="http://www.arlo.net/ubb/smilies/smile.gif" width=15 height=15>

Welcome back! Whenever I see a British mini it reminds me of you & Arlonet...

Hi, Bumper! When you knew me 3 years ago, I was Joe Bloggs, or at Star's folkies boards I was plain ol' "Joe". Good to see ya.

who the hell is Bumper, Who the hell is Larry and who cares?

Bumper is a dear sweet friend, Larry is a fine gentleman [by New Jersey standards]
but I have to ask, WHO THE HELL IS WYLDFLOWER?

for the record: My computer was possessed! Send for the Exorcist!!!

Merle Never Said They Don't DrinK:

<FONT size="3">Court Reporter Allegedly Sips Vodka on Job  
 
</FONT s>September 30, 2004 05:42 PM EDT  
 

MUSKOGEE, Okla. - A court reporter found herself on the other side of the law after failing a sobriety test at work. Myrna Gay Parrish, 50, was booked into the Haskell County jail on complaints of misdemeanor public intoxication after finishing work in a judge's courtroom Monday, officials said.

Parrish was released Tuesday morning on a $200 bond, the standard fine for such charges, said Joe Denney, public information officer for Haskell County Sheriff's Department.

Parrish was arrested about 6 p.m. Monday after someone in an elevator with Parrish notified the sheriff's office they believed they smelled alcohol on her, Denney said.

"Parrish was brought down to the sheriff's office from the courthouse and given a field sobriety test. They determined she was intoxicated, and she was placed in the Haskell County Jail," Denney said.

Parrish, a temporary court reporter, had been in the courtroom of Special District Judge Farley Ward taking down information during a preliminary hearing.

Deputies returned to the courtroom for evidence and found a glass they believed was filled with vodka.

"They recovered a glass in which she was sipping a straw that smelled like pretty rank vodka," Denney said.

District Attorney Chris Wilson said officials will decide what will happen the drug manufacturing case Parrish was transcribing when they see a transcript.

"Until such time as we get a copy of the transcript, we won't know anything," Wilson said.

A tape recorder also was running during the hearing, and the tape may serve as a backup.

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Information from: Muskogee Daily Phoenix & Times-Democrat
 
 
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at last a new copy of the gnus....and i thought life was ending, but now i have something to look foward to once more.

Nathen!!!
Where are you???
It's freakin' cold here... I hope you're somewhere warm!

I'd publish the paper more often Nate, 'cept the president says he doesn't read much.

it was 1 degree when I got up this morning, but it warmed up to 6 when I drove to work. It's double digits now.......I'll be working on my tan at lunch.

Lucky you, Larry...
It was minus sixteen this morning when I got up, and now it's zero... we're heading for a high today of about ten!!!!

Checked the weather website, and it's warmer in Ottawa! (Hi sparky!)

It's 30 here in Va so that must be a heatwave...