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Wednesday, December 25, 2002
I don't often Fisk news reports, but this amazing AP report about a persecuted airline passenger cries to the heavens for justice to be done.
"Accused him of insinuating." I'd like to see the full text of that statute. Reminds me of Soviet laws used to charge dissidents, like "contacts leading to suspicion of espionage."
If Comair hates the idea of serving customers by transporting them through the air, that's one thing. But please don't dignify their actions by claiming the remark as a "cause". In other news, the fear that pygmy headhunters might be hidden in his trees forced Floyd McWilliams of Woodside to stay inside all day and play Civilization III.
Margaret Q. Thursteroy, 41, of Milwaukee, was charged with excessive blinking. She was released on her own recognizance.
If I tell a woman that she is dressed nicely, are local law enforcement authorities required to investigate her to ensure that she is not engaged in prostitution?
The No Fucking Shit Award for 2002 is no longer accepting entries.
I hope no one is saying that Wiese brought this on himself by making a dumb mistake. It's one thing to go into a dark alley in a bad part of town and get robbed. It's quite another to say hello to someone in broad daylight and have them stab you with an ice pick 45 times.
Merry Christmas!
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