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Not like you splitters in Canterbury!
Must have more time on your hands nowadays...
The Good Lord done told me to pass 'long this message to you, Mr. Gross: YER GONNA BURN IN THE FIRES OF HELL FOR ALL ETERNITY AND SUFFER THE WORST KINDA DAMNATION THERE EVER WAS!!!!!!!
Now, don't go and get all fired up on me 'bout this, Mr. Gross - I'm jest given you the Lord's word. And the Lord ain't no pig in a poke.
Benway - you got 30 minutes to complete this here timed test:
1. In Med school, what was the first thang you used a scalpel on?
2. Who makes the tool, Benway, that is used to get inside of a man's skull?
3. What solution do you use, Benway, to separate the cranial muscles from the bone?
4. What's yer prefered method of performin a leukectomy?
5. Who's crazier than a barking moonbat, Benway - you, Chato, or Max Gross?
6. Who done killed the Tenant, Benway - he owes me 2 months back rent, and some party favors for them Hauler Brothers.
(2)... is the founder and clinical director of Southern Institute of Psycho-Physiology in Clayton, GA. He was affiliated with Ridgecrest Hospital and Woodridge Psychiatric Hospital from 1986 to 1995, where he pioneered one of the first large scale EEG Biofeedback/Stress Management programs in the US, which he designed and directed.
(3)... Her experience also includes serving as: Counselor, with the Woodlands Foundation, at the Woodridge Psychiatric Hospital, in Clayton, Georgia.
(4) WOODRIDGE HOSPITAL (CLAYTON, GA) Detailed Hospital Profile:PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALS Services provided by WOODRIDGE HOSPITAL:. Beds - Total (Total number of beds in a facility, including those in non-Participating or ...
Dumb old Tenant cain't even git his facts right - Woodbridge is up in Tennessee - ain't no degenorates nor glue huffers 'tween Clayton and the big River - Urn't less you's one of them trailor tennants, some of them's done the Meth. We keep it nice and clean 'round here. Don't go sperimentin with chemicals; nor playin with people's bung-holes. We leave all that fer you sick citty slicker folks.
Bracing wind; tall pines; my hidden fortress was my home.
I shall return.
Johnny é um todo estúpido...
At least in some parts of the Iberian Peninsula ;)
July 10, 2008 - 2:10PM, The Melbourne Age
Revelations the Australian Federal Police charged Mohamed Haneef with terrorism offences against the advice of its Queensland counterparts are evidence of political motivation, his lawyer says.
The Queensland Police Service's submission to the Clarke inquiry reveals officers assigned to assist the AFP in its investigation repeatedly advised there was insufficient evidence to charge the Indian national.
Former judge John Clarke is investigating the arrest, detention and charging of Dr Haneef last year on terror-related charges, and his subsequent release.
Dr Haneef's Australian lawyer Rod Hodgson said the Queensland submission proved his client was charged for reasons other than national security interests.
"Those factors may well have been political, we now know that the Prime Minister's department was involved in the matter from less than 48 hours after Dr Haneef was detained and, you know, join the dots,'' he said.
"If you've got one law enforcement agency who is intimately involved in the matter saying at the time he ought not to be charged because there is no evidence or no sufficient evidence, then that suggests those improper factors have motivated the decision to charge him.''
Max Gross is actually Maxine McKew and not some hillbilly in El Paso.
Fancy pumping your self like that on a new site!