C.R. Krieger wrote:Put down the popcorn, drive north for an hour, and smack him upside the head ...option00002 wrote:
I'll look for the ether cloud.
You sound like a very angry person in need of meds yourself. Some people on this very board liked the post and are interested. As to your allegations of name-dropping here, you need to focus more on the Constitutional findings from Judge Cyr that found people's rights were indeed violated in Fox Hill Park.C.R. Krieger wrote:Unfortunately, the First Amendment also exposes those like Dave and me who COULDN'T GIVE A FLYING DAMN about it to your fervent campaign for justice (or whatever it is). It makes absolutely no difference to us in either Wisconsin or California.KingCast wrote:You are certainly entitled to your opinion. The Mayor, some city Aldermen and others on the board may disagree, however, and have said as much and I value their opinions more than yours. You know, opinions being like..... noses. You smell something you don't like and you can move on. Other's might like a taste of it so they keep reading. That's the beauty of the First Amendment in America, and parallel statutes globally. 8)IceHaus Dave wrote:I think we should create a new subject line acronym "Way Way Off Medication" ( WWOM)!
What the Hell?You know what? I tried. I really did. I wanted to be interested in something that showed up in my favorite online forum because I figure I might someday meet and get along with you because we happen to like E28s. But I did not, and I do not, plan to spend half a day reading your bloviations about a situation that has less effect on my life than the phases of the moon. The last time I heard stuff like this was when I was doing civil commitment defense work back in Akron, Ohio, and one of my clients sounded exactly like you do now. A bunch of name-dropping and righteous indignation over perceived violations of constitutional rights. Sadly, he was fuckin' nuts and the best thing I could do for him was to see that he got the best medications and treatment available. At the moment, I see no reason to believe you are significantly different.And guess what: If you don't like the thread guess what: You don't have to read it.
This is not your forum; it is our forum. If you wish to remain here unmolested, you will find a way to become relevant to us and to our interests (which to your disappointment, will pretty much end at the borders of New Hampshire). Otherwise, you may as well shove it ...
There was a post here about JCPenney's catalog.This is not your forum; it is our forum. If you wish to remain here unmolested, you will find a way to become relevant to us and to our interests (which to your disappointment, will pretty much end at the borders of New Hampshire). Otherwise, you may as well shove it ...
I love this one:option00002 wrote:Kingcast,
I believe what C.R (and others) are suggesting is perhaps this is not the suitable venue for your ongoing rhetoric and diatribe. While clearly important to you it is microcosmic to the majority of the board, yet seems to be taking on a life of its/your own. You will find the majority of board participants keep their infinitesimal life practices in proper scope and corralled into more apt venues. At the very least they invest the proper time to convey their point in a clear and concise message which this thread is anything but. Clear and Concise = respect vs. Garbled ranting and Muddied = discourtesy
In any event in between all your ramblings I did read that your wife is ill with cancer. My heart goes out to you in that (and perhaps only that) regard.
-Landis
With that quote firmly in mind, then, how ironic is it that just today someone starts a thread about false heroes and war service, which is EXACTLY at issue in the Franconia Case.While clearly important to you it is microcosmic to the majority of the board,
I am not here to pick a fight or to endlessly promote my Civil Rights agenda. Anyone who claims that is readily refuted by reading all of my posts. I did admit that the post wandered so I apologized for it.Justin_FL
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I started off reading the first paragraph of the post, then the ABC News article to put the crime(s) in context. The rest just fell into place after following through the scattered web of blog postings to form a mental picture of everything. Took me a while, though!
Unfortunately it was at about 2am and only half my brain was functioning, so I only looked at maybe 1/2 the info. I will certainly be interested in keeping tabs on the situation and set a few bookmarks.
Kingcast,KingCast wrote:
I love this one:
With that quote firmly in mind, then, how ironic is it that just today someone starts a thread about false heroes and war service, which is EXACTLY at issue in the Franconia Case.While clearly important to you it is microcosmic to the majority of the board,
http://www.mye28.com/viewtopic.php?p=314084#314084
Second, I respond as follows, from a Beamter:
I am not here to pick a fight or to endlessly promote my Civil Rights agenda. Anyone who claims that is readily refuted by reading all of my posts. I did admit that the post wandered so I apologized for it.Justin_FL
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I started off reading the first paragraph of the post, then the ABC News article to put the crime(s) in context. The rest just fell into place after following through the scattered web of blog postings to form a mental picture of everything. Took me a while, though!
Unfortunately it was at about 2am and only half my brain was functioning, so I only looked at maybe 1/2 the info. I will certainly be interested in keeping tabs on the situation and set a few bookmarks.
I note that there also was a post on Jury Duty, that is the only other time I have referenced the Franconia matter. So that post did not pertain to cars or E28's either. At bottom, I smell an ideological argument that some don't like me defending someone they perceive as a ruthless cop killer. And content-based discrimination is okay here, it is a private board, just some folks should admit that's what's going on.
Also, send your regards to Mayor Streeter, it is his wife I made dinner for because she is the one with cancer.
Peace, and if this thread doesn't suit you, then it will die in the free market or those who enjoy it will continue to do so 8)
Please reread the above because he said it so much better than I did.option00002 wrote:Kingcast,
I believe what C.R (and others) are suggesting is perhaps this is not the suitable venue for your ongoing rhetoric and diatribe. While clearly important to you it is microcosmic to the majority of the board, yet seems to be taking on a life of its/your own. You will find the majority of board participants keep their infinitesimal life practices in proper scope and corralled into more apt venues. At the very least they invest the proper time to convey their point in a clear and concise message which this thread is anything but. Clear and Concise = respect vs. Garbled ranting and Muddied = discourtesy
Please reread this, noting that the somewhat more sympathetic option00002 couldn't even figure out what you were saying.option00002 wrote:In any event in between all your ramblings I did read that your wife is ill with cancer. My heart goes out to you in that (and perhaps only that) regard.
-Landis
If you love it, then understand it and act on it.I love this one:
option00002 wrote:While clearly important to you it is microcosmic to the majority of the board,
You did? I must not have been able to discern an apology in the stuff you wrote. Either that or I lost interest or got confused before spotting it. Beginning to see a pattern here?I did admit that the post wandered so I apologized for it.
Must be something wrong with your nose because I, for one, have never gotten around to figuring out exactly what the hell it is you're talking about. Somebody got killed?At bottom, I smell an ideological argument that some don't like me defending someone they perceive as a ruthless cop killer. And content-based discrimination is okay here, it is a private board, just some folks should admit that's what's going on.
Now then:Justin_FL
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I started off reading the first paragraph of the post, then the ABC News article to put the crime(s) in context. The rest just fell into place after following through the scattered web of blog postings to form a mental picture of everything. Took me a while, though!
Unfortunately it was at about 2am and only half my brain was functioning, so I only looked at maybe 1/2 the info. I will certainly be interested in keeping tabs on the situation and set a few bookmarks.
Dear Shawn, you will not see my use the N-word since last year because it is too divisive regardless of application. And there is a method to the madness, if you look at my recent posts as we head toward trial I cull everything from the old ones and get razor sharp, same way I defeated the State with their nonsense when I was NAACP Legal Chair 2 years ago and they made a run at me for attempted felony extortion. Unbelievable even though they eventually dismissed all charges, they did that because I was ready to stand trial (we had a Jury selected and they backed away with their tails between their legs) and if I won I had a green light to sue for malicious prosecution.Shawn D. wrote:Kingcast,You should be able to tell that I've taken in a great deal from your site. It wasn't fun, both due to the rhetoric and the organization. You should really consider rehashing your style and methods to get your story out in a better manner.
Now, tell me this -- how is it a Brutha comes to like Joy Division, Liz Phair, The Replacements, and The Smiths?
Liko did not shoot McKay in the back and McKay had his hand on his gun at the time. I know more about that situation than I'm allowed to let on to.In recognition of his leadership role in protecting our citizens freedom of speech and right to know....
I'm all set.Tom,
I just got a copy of an e-mail from Chris King that he sent to you. I am pretty sure he picked up my messages to the AG’s office that were less than complimentary re their investigation. However I have been following his blog since May and it seems he is the only one in the print and electronic media , with any brass to go after the real story.
KingCast wrote:Well I first note that even another Beamter disagrees with many of you, so again opinions are like noses, as I've already said:
I (again) respond as follows, from a Beamter:
Now then:Justin_FL
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I started off reading the first paragraph of the post, then the ABC News article to put the crime(s) in context. The rest just fell into place after following through the scattered web of blog postings to form a mental picture of everything. Took me a while, though!
Unfortunately it was at about 2am and only half my brain was functioning, so I only looked at maybe 1/2 the info. I will certainly be interested in keeping tabs on the situation and set a few bookmarks.
Dear Shawn, you will not see me use the N-word since last year because it is too divisive regardless of application. And there is a method to the madness, if you look at my recent posts as we head toward trial I cull everything from the old ones and get razor sharp, same way I defeated the State with their nonsense when I was NAACP Legal Chair 2 years ago and they made a run at me for attempted felony extortion. Unbelievable even though they eventually dismissed all charges, they did that because I was ready to stand trial (we had a Jury selected and they backed away with their tails between their legs) and if I won I had a green light to sue for malicious prosecution.Shawn D. wrote:Kingcast,You should be able to tell that I've taken in a great deal from your site. It wasn't fun, both due to the rhetoric and the organization. You should really consider rehashing your style and methods to get your story out in a better manner.
Now, tell me this -- how is it a Brutha comes to like Joy Division, Liz Phair, The Replacements, and The Smiths?
Anyway, the Award says:
Liko did not shoot McKay in the back and McKay had his hand on his gun at the time. I know more about that situation than I'm allowed to let on to.In recognition of his leadership role in protecting our citizens freedom of speech and right to know....
As far as organizational style and appeal goes, the blawg is a diary first and foremost and a legal database. The Mayor of Nashua and the people of Franconia are getting it just fine and other lawyers, including a high-powered U.S. Congressional candidate from CT -- to whom NH AG Kelly Ayotte lied in writing -- and a retired JAG Attorney are supporting me as we speak.
The latter two don't live anywhere near Franconia, BTW.
If you want to know something, just look it up with a word search and the documents will come up, JPEG'd, including the lawsuit and all of the lies that the government is hiding. Even if you think Liko Kenney is the worst thing known to man, that does not give the government the right to lie about its operations and to cover up material lies given by Floyd that bolstered his image on 5/11.
How would you feel if you knew Bruce McKay was a wife abuser? I'll give you a syllogism:
1. If you beat your wife you will do anything.
2. McKay I have it on extremely Good Faith and looking for concrete documents right now, beat his wife.
3. So when McKay bashes Liko's car with a Tahoe and OC Sprays in violation of SEVERAL policies and without any verbal command whatsoever, Liko has reasonable apprehension for his life, you bet. So right there it's not murder, it's manslaughter at best.
I'm not anti-police, I am anti-bad cop.
http://christopher-king.blogspot.com/20 ... s-not.html
Michael Briggs (RIP) was a true hero. Bruce McKay was not.
I worked as an AG myself for 4 years not because I hate police but because I want them to be able to do a legal and effective job. I had an officer whom I represented act as expert witness in a police abuse case I settled after winning the bogus criminal trials before an all-white jury with two white officers and a black defendant if you don't think I present the facts cogently well that's your opinion.
When 20/20 sends you an email, and Men's Journal calls you for pictures and writes a story, it ain't "regional."
Lastly, you seem to ignore the fact that the basic premise for the stop in 2003 was Unconstitutional as ALL of the Fox Hill arrests were. For some reason, I find that significant, silly me.
And I have it on Good Faith from someone whose mother went on one -- exactly one -- date with McKay that he bragged about beating Liko BEHIND HIS CAR for some reason -- Liko did not go in that direction and McKay is a photographer so he knows exactly what he's doing.
In sum, if you read the Affidavits I have from the people of Franconia you might feel differently. But then again you might not, that's life. But if you are going to disrespect me on other issues because we disagree on this issue, that shame is yours, not mine.
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Now as to the music let's just say I have an open mind and I like to keep it that way 8)
Of course I can play with ya' a little bit about your comment to me about whether I had certain expectations of black men....
And since someone accused me of name dropping I can't let them down so I will say that I had the luxury of dating a former member of Gang of Four II in the reunion tour
I need a cheesburger to go!
Seriously, that band ROCKED.
Y'all have a great weekend, whether we agree to disagree note that I'm only discussing this in one thread and it pertains to lies about military service just as much or more than the other threat that someone else started about military lies, regardless of what kind of car someone drives.
In 'Wisconsin' terms, they do. Anything under 200 miles is 'here'. But who in NH cares what a Congressional candidate from two states away thinks? More to the point, in the unlikely event that you convince me to be concerned, who in NH will give a flying shit what a lawyer in a small town in Wisconsin thinks? They are about as concerned with my life here as I am with theirs there - which is not at all.KingCast wrote:other lawyers, including a high-powered U.S. Congressional candidate from CT -- to whom NH AG Kelly Ayotte lied in writing -- and a retired JAG Attorney are supporting me as we speak.[/b][/i]
The latter two don't live anywhere near Franconia, BTW.
Ooh! The government lies! Is this a recent revelation for you? I suspect I've been well aware of that since before you were born.all of the lies that the government is hiding.
How would you feel if you knew Bruce McKay was a wife abuser?
Well, given that your first premise is false, everything that directly follows from it must also be false. Try again.I'll give you a syllogism:
1. If you beat your wife you will do anything.
2. McKay I have it on extremely Good Faith and looking for concrete documents right now, beat his wife.
3. So
Yeah. Nancy Reagan came out against drugs, too. Tell us something surprising.I'm not anti-police, I am anti-bad cop.
... which makes you lucky that I do not have to have an opinion about all this because your presentation would start out with two strikes against it in my book.if you don't think I present the facts cogently well that's your opinion.
Yeah; it is. Or maybe your sudden ego inflation over that attention blinded you to the fact that not everything that 20/20 decides to cover matters to me. I do not even know what Men's Journal is, but I am pretty sure it is equally influential in my life.When 20/20 sends you an email, and Men's Journal calls you for pictures and writes a story, it ain't "regional."
If I have managed to ignore all your other facts, why would this one be any different? So somebody in New Hampshire got their constitutional rights violated. Boo-hoo. Did you happen to notice that our current president claims he can wiretap our phone conversations pretty much whenever he wants to? Now, which violation do you think I'm really concerned about?Lastly, you seem to ignore the fact that the basic premise for the stop in 2003 was Unconstitutional as ALL of the Fox Hill arrests were. For some reason, I find that significant, silly me.
Ooh! Thirdhand "Good Faith" information! Probably hearsay, too. Oops! I forgot to capitalize an Important Term of Art: Hearsay.And I have it on Good Faith from someone
I'm a photographer, too. Or at least I used to be, so I guess I used to know exactly what I was doing. A Perfect Analogy there, counsellor.McKay is a photographer so he knows exactly what he's doing.
In sum, if you read the Affidavits I have from the people of Franconia you might feel differently.
I have not formed enough of an opinion of you to respect or disrespect you. Keep working on that.But then again you might not, that's life. But if you are going to disrespect me on other issues because we disagree on this issue, that shame is yours, not mine.
Ummm ... who? I mean, if you were even thinking about dating any of those old dead Chinese guys, we got nothin' in common.But since someone accused me of name dropping I can't let them down so I will say that I had the luxury of dating a former member of Gang of Four II in the reunion tour
http://christopher-king.blogspot.com/20 ... -with.html05 October 2007
KingCast applauds Civil Rights Attorney and U.S. House candidate Harold Burbank's move for Bush Impeachment; Defendant Ayotte grimaces.
You know Dubya and his cronies and Condi have violated more International Treaties than Bill Clinton can shake a cigar at, but yet they get away with it.
And BTW the Mayor and I just had a chat in his office about this. His position is that the AG is letting LE down because it is her job not to bury the bad news about a cop going astray, and believe me, Bruce McKay went astray. I'm raking my leaves the other day and a 50-something year old woman, partner in a law firm stops and says "congratulations, keep up the good work in Franconia."Let's keep this simple: NAACP CEO Bruce Gordon, as former President of retail markets for Verizon, knew damn well that the government was spying on his customers.
Fair enough. See how nicely that works?KingCast wrote:Nice to know you're so provincial you don't care about someone's Civil Rights here in NH. So when you get yours violated wherever you are I'll be sure not to give a shit either.
Uh; yeah, sure. I remember Geraldo Rivera on a 20/20 story chasing a local low-life up an Akron street when I lived there. That not only didn't matter to you (assuming you were alive and kicking then), it didn't even matter to me, working a few blocks away. 20/20 is the original schlock journalism program. I can barely manage to watch the crap on CNN any more, let alone anything on a major broadcast network.Your alleged point that 20/20 means that the case isn't regional rings hollow. 20/20 is an Internationally syndicated news show
Awww. Next, you'll tell me I'm not a Real Man© because I'd rather read BMW ON or ROUNDEL.and Men's Journal is also an Internationally syndicated publication, whether you read it from your ostrich hole or not.
For a lawyer, you certainly have some poor reading skills. When did I say I didn't give a damn about him? What I said was, why should the good citizens of New Hampshire give a damn about him. What I also said was, why should those same people give a damn about my opinion, which you are so bent on winning.As to the wiretap issue, well for your information I cover that issue with that very same lawyer that you just said you don't give a damn about:
Two more personalities interjected to impress me. I can walk into my local mayor's office any day and have a talk with him, interrupting his administration over a city 30 times the size of Franconia (but I won't, since I only work here; I live outside the city, don't vote here, etc.). I hope you are worthy of congratulations by a generational colleague of mine, but her opinion means about as much to me as the opinion of the mayor of Franconia (which, for some reason, just now reminded me of Groucho Marx' role of 'Rufus T. Firefly' as ruler of Fredonia in Duck Soup).And BTW the Mayor and I just had a chat in his office about this. His position is that the AG is letting LE down because it is her job not to bury the bad news about a cop going astray, and believe me, Bruce McKay went astray. I'm raking my leaves the other day and a 50-something year old woman, partner in a law firm stops and says "congratulations, keep up the good work in Franconia."
Now you're getting it! I fight the battles I can fight and leave the rest of the world for the rest of the world. If I decide to devote all my energies to coming to New Hampshire to join you in your supposedly noble cause, what will happen? Everyone will tell me to get lost; go the hell back to Wisconsin where I came from; and rightly so.But to you, unlike at least one Beamter, you don't give a damn about Civil Rights unless it's in YOUR backyard. For shame, for shame.
You just don't know when your chain is gettin' yanked, do you, son?I won't address the rest of your drivel except to say that this is Gang of Four,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gang_of_Four_(band)
....which of course does indeed borrow its name from the original Gang of Four, no sampling though; they wrote their own music.
Wrong. The people of Franconia could have told me the same damn thing but they did not. I'm not from there, but they know I used to ski there but even that is not what matters. What matters is this, from a local:Now you're getting it! I fight the battles I can fight and leave the rest of the world for the rest of the world. If I decide to devote all my energies to coming to New Hampshire to join you in your supposedly noble cause, what will happen? Everyone will tell me to get lost; go the hell back to Wisconsin where I came from; and rightly so.
Chain yanked?From the comments tip jar:
Lifer said...
"You can judge a man's heart by looking into his eyes and observing his body language.
I have looked into the eyes of many of the major players in the Franconia 5/11 tragedy. This includes Bruce McKay, Liko Kenney, Greg Floyd Sr, Carl Belz, Mark Montminy, and Chris King. Of these, the only ones I would count as true to their heart and honest with their deeds are Liko and Chris.
Both have their flaws, but at the end of the day, you know where their true allegience lies; With the People.
Congratulations and keep up the fight."
6:44 AM
[KingCast says flaws? What flaws? Clerk, please have this man removed immediately. He is exercising his speech in a way that I did not appreciate....].
LOL Lifer, mad respect always =^.)
8:51 AM
Chris,
Congratulations a well deserved honor. I'm sure your uncle is looking down at you with love and pride. He knew you were a warrior....and would never compromise you position or beliefs no matter how personal your opponents try to make it.
Bill
Third bottom line: If I were to show you the full portfolio on Gregory W. Floyd, regardless of Liko Kenney you would say:
"Once you start there you start to sell your soul, and once you sell it you can't get it back."
KingCast wrote:And I mean that. Almost bought a K75S (bought an '88 FZ750 instead) and my buddy in undergrad, 1988 had an R65LS and I had a Suzuki GS550ES, mine was faster for sure but his bike was cool as hell. Would love one today.
And of course I told you Liko's father has an R90S.
But if you really want to get down, come buy one of the last CR250R's from me and we'll head up out in the woods and settle it with the chrome and metal shit
I'm an on-the-gas Mo-Fo my brother and them two-strokes ain't no joke. My RD 350 would smoke that damn Beamer of yours in town and damn near run my FZ. As for the gentleman who bought the bike in the picture, he says it has too much power. No shit Sherlock. 49hp at the rear wheel in in 2 stroke can get out of hand real fast. He'll figure it out soon though, or he will be in the hospital. He's a smart guy though so I know he'll find some open areas to experience the powerband of that machine because throttle control is PARAMOUNT.
But the bottom line is that I respect Good Police officers, and those who are not ruin it for the rest. Bruce McKay was not a Good Police officer, he was a terrorist with a badge.
Second bottom line: I haven't seen you once go to the lawsuit on line:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/274400/Liko-Final-2
and cite to me where I'm wrong about any allegation about Bruce McKay violating policies and whether the damn government lied about it. The highest law enforcement officers of the State. That's what's before the Court, not our banter.
I read a quote from a Manchester Police Chief I dug a lot, about taking a cup of coffee on break, which I don't generally have a problem with:Third bottom line: If I were to show you the full portfolio on Gregory W. Floyd, regardless of Liko Kenney you would say:
"Once you start there you start to sell your soul, and once you sell it you can't get it back."
"Hmmm. Pot and PCP felon, stole a marble Virgin Mary, arrested for Assault w/dangerous weapon, threatened the life of a school administrator for no lawful reason (I have her Affidavit and they changed the school because of it), convicted of disturbing the peace, in violation of 18 U.S.C. 922(g)(1) in Mass and MH (I have the police research on that) you would say 'That M-F is a candidate for the Homeland Security surveillance.'"
But alas, it means nothing to you because it wasn't in your backyard and he isn't in your backyard.
But he is in the backyard of a lot of people in Franconia who are scared shitless and have been for years, reporting it to no avail.
Been called worse so I'm not particularly worrried by your petty insults. You should focus on the lawsuit that I linked instead of ad hominem arguments, that might be more effective if you know how to. Meanwhile my actions are not on trial. The issue is more about Gregory Floyd and his actions, and there I note again (in case you missed it):Dude! You are officially cooked.
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Third bottom line: If I were to show you the full portfolio on Gregory W. Floyd, regardless of Liko Kenney you would say:
"Hmmm. Pot and PCP felon, stole a marble Virgin Mary, arrested for Assault w/dangerous weapon, threatened the life of a school administrator for no lawful reason (I have her Affidavit and they changed the school because of it), convicted of disturbing the peace, in violation of 18 U.S.C. 922(g)(1) in Mass and MH (I have the police research on that) you would say 'That M-F is a candidate for the Homeland Security surveillance.'"
Many more people than Liko Kenney felt oppressed by Bruce McKay and the Franconia town government. Professional, grown adults who have raised families, sent kids to college, etc.C.R. Krieger wrote:....Spends an awful lot of time for someone who doesn't care, with all that time he might as well read the Affidavits. See he cranks on me for hearsay but won't read the affidavits.KingCast wrote:Quote:
In sum, if you read the Affidavits I have from the people of Franconia you might feel differently.
I would have to care first. We keep coming back to that, don't we?
.....Nice.
For those who don't know, Affidavits are NOT hearsay; they are antithesis of hearsay so Mr. Krieger it seems wants to have it both ways
But the best part of his provincialism is that it flies in the face of the teachings of a certain lawyer:
"No one is free when others are oppressed."
--Mahatma Gandhi.
You chopped off and ignored my questions. So here they are once again:KingCast wrote:We can agree on something But not much.
FWIW I would rather be reading Roundel or Bimmer as well
Wrong. The people of Franconia could have told me the same damn thing but they did not. I'm not from there, but they know I used to ski there but even that is not what matters.C.R. Krieger wrote:Now you're getting it! I fight the battles I can fight and leave the rest of the world for the rest of the world. If I decide to devote all my energies to coming to New Hampshire to join you in your supposedly noble cause, what will happen? Everyone will tell me to get lost; go the hell back to Wisconsin where I came from; and rightly so.
Y'see? It's exactly what I said. You don't know when you're getting your chain yanked. I was only giving you crap over the Gang of Four reference. As for your age, there is the biological possibility that I could be your father, but I did underestimate your age from your pix. You are a lucky man to look so much younger than you are.Chain yanked?
First of all I'm not your "son," and at 42 unless you're my father's age (69) or at least Uncle Joe's age (65) don't even go there. Second, I was just yanking your chain right back with Gang of Four
CR, of all the adjectives that could apply to you, "subtle" is not one that fits. And yes, I am all too familiar with your particular dry wit and sarcasm. Whether the particular case is important to you personally or not, couldn't you just slap him on the back and tell him he "done good"?C.R. Krieger wrote:Try to notice how subtly I changed the subject ...
Perhaps. Especially if I lived 2 hours from you, which is as far as I live from Franconia where I have skied on many occasions. And there is a common thread about police malfeasance that transcends regionality. We got similar issues right here, and by fighting for the Right-to-Know and for Civilian Review Boards we can have an impact. For those who are into it, I give you a roadmap of how to cull support from the community and build on it, to where I have people in government giving me crucial info now.Are you going to come here to argue over a city police personnel matter that has already cost Manitowoc over a quarter of a million dollars in legal fees?
Actually, this is 'cops on cops', but it is a local issue with which I would not deign to bore you or this board. One of them is even a friend, but since this is a city matter and while my office is here, I do not live or vote in the city, so I stay out of it. If I did live here, I'd probably be running for mayor about now ...KingCast wrote:Perhaps. Especially if I lived 2 hours from you, which is as far as I live from Franconia where I have skied on many occasions. And there is a common thread about police malfeasance that transcends regionality.Are you going to come here to argue over a city police personnel matter that has already cost Manitowoc over a quarter of a million dollars in legal fees?
I guess that gives me my other 'out'. I am no expert in the area of civil rights violations. I do debtor-side bankruptcy almost exclusively.As to the other questions in that paragraph, if I am an expert in any given area I may or may not lend a hand.
A 'woods' challenge for a bike on which I assiduously avoid gravel?As to your Beamer, I didn't launch on it, I love it. I was just opening up a friendly challenge in the woods
An Airhead RS? A Motorsport RS? An Airhead? Inquiring minds want to know, since my brother lives in Delaware, right around the corner from Dublin.I know a guy in Dublin OH, Roger, who has one. Hell I love old bikes; wish I still had my RD 350.
You bastard ...45 lbs of torque is all you need when you weigh 160.
Nah, not with Das Beamer -- we'd have to find a couple of two-stroke dirt bikes so we could really get hurtA 'woods' challenge for a bike on which I assiduously avoid gravel?