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7月11日 UMMMMMMMMMMhello every one. how are you doing. me i am great. did you know that it is hot out? wow man walking from the tribune to our house sucks. i was a sweatin. holy man it's hot out. oh well. i'll like. maybe....
grrr to you all and bye for now 7月9日 The title of today: Butt MunchersButt Munchers of the USA gather around, i have something to tell you.......WHAT UP MY LITTLE FRIENDS! okay that was stupid. the doc said that in my left ear it is red and infected, let this be a lesson to you all: Don't swim in nasty lake water! i have to go to a wedding today, rojer and sharie are coming down, and tina is coming down. FUN FUN FUN! Don't tease me please! Why is it that people like to tease me? What did i do to them? Hell if i know. if you know i would love to know, and also if you know how to flair your nose i could use the help with that too. yep yep yep. I get to wear a pretty dress yes i do. blue and black man. kelso stayed over last night, her mom picked her up at 9 am, i was still half asleep. i need my sleep people dont you see that. oh well, i'll survive. i bought my tennis skirt today off the net. mark paid for it, yes i didn't have to pay for it, i don't know if i have to pay him back, but oh well. Well we have company so i have to go, have a WONDERFUL day every one.
~The Abstinator~ 7月6日 Perfect!i get to go to the doctor today in greensburg. luckey me. stupid ear ach. i hate those man, they should be murdered, and now i can't go swimming for a week after it heals. ugh...why??? oh well i'll deal w/ it, always had before.
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there you go garrett, i said perfect.
7月4日 Jim PowellPyramid Scheme
6月30日 He he DustinHappy Happy Joy Joy12 days today garrett 12 days
My comments on the New, and JimmyI've read all of those mr. garrett. at the site i got the same articals, www.newsoftheweird.com where else can i get weird news like that. they are very intresting and kinda sad if you ask me. let me get some more.....oh and jimmy i do like taking pictures...................................................................................................
oh i don't feel like looking right now i will later on tonight.
Don't get the jitter bug, Abby
6月29日 News and Junk1997 -- Rodney L. Turner, 55, called his office on Oct. 2 in Kansas City, Kan., and said he wouldn't make it to work that day as a result of his 2 a.m. arrest for DUI that resulted in his detention until 5 a.m. Turner, a lawyer, is a part-time municipal judge and on Oct. 2 had been scheduled to hear a full day's docket of DUI cases.
1996 -- In September, according to police in Junction City, Kan., David Bell, 30, just released from jail for car theft, walked out the door and stole another car to get home. And in October, William B. Singleton, 24, just released from jail in Belton, Mo., on a larceny charge, allegedly broke into a vending machine in the lobby of the police station and stole a 60-cent Strawberry Twisteroo while he waited for his ride to arrive.
I hate parents like this.
1995 -- In May, Richard Finney, 34, flunked his driver's license exam in Topeka, Kan. The next day he returned to the exam office, accompanied by his mother, Gov. Joan Finney, who, according to a licensing employee "was mad. She was real mad." After the governor scolded the examiners, Richard Finney was escorted to the front of the line and administered the exam again, by the supervisor of the office. He passed.
A bunch of odd and strange news for you all. 6月28日 Dudei don't know what to write do you tell me if you do b/c i think i may be clueless. help me. i know you could write my blog for. please do. i could go to cnn and add something i think i will one sec......................................
By Hope Yen
ASSOCIATED PRESS
2:46 p.m. June 28, 2005
WASHINGTON – Despite new Supreme Court actions on prayers, the Pledge of Allegiance and the Ten Commandments, the long-running legal battle over where religion ends and government begins shows no sign of stopping.
The Supreme Court's latest rulings failed to offer much clarity on the issue, leaving all sorts of sticky church-state disputes to be sorted out in lower courts.
Among them: whether "under God" should be included in the Pledge of Allegiance recited by schoolchildren, under precisely what conditions the Ten Commandments may be displayed on public land and whether religious words and symbols can be included in school murals. The Supreme Court's pair of 5-4 rulings Monday amounted to a split verdict on the permissibility of Ten Commandments displays, striking down framed copies in two Kentucky courthouses but upholding a 6-foot granite monument on a 22-acre lot surrounding the Texas Capitol. "The lesson to people wanting to promote religious symbols is to conceal what their purpose is," said Douglas Laycock, a church-state expert at the University of Texas law school. "For the other side, there also is some benefit because it limits how aggressively a state can endorse Christianity." Justices said Ten Commandments exhibits would be upheld if their main purpose was to honor the nation's legal, rather than religious, traditions, and if they didn't promote one religious sect over another. How long an exhibit has stood – as well as its location – also will determine its constitutionality, and locations open to everyone are more acceptable settings than schoolhouses filled with young students, the court held. "It is very encouraging that the Supreme Court understands the historical and legal significance of displaying the Ten Commandments," said Jay Sekulow, chief counsel of the American Center for Law and Justice, which supports greater public acknowledgment of religion. "But in terms of impact on church-state law, the rulings are limited because they're so fact-specific. The one thing we'll probably have now is more psychoanalysis of individual legislators as to their purpose," Sekulow added. Legal experts said Tuesday the rulings offer a few tidbits of general principles that could guide some pending church-state cases. For example, thousands of monuments donated by the Fraternal Order of the Eagles in the 1960s that proclaim "I AM the LORD thy God" have a stronger chance in court because they all have the same text as the Texas monument. Courthouse displays, however, are questionable if lawmakers ever mentioned a religious purpose in erecting them. In the Pledge case, challengers can point to strong language in Monday's rulings against religious symbols in schoolhouses, while supporters can take heart that the Pledge has been recited for decades with minimal controversy. That was a key factor cited by Justice Stephen G. Breyer in upholding the Texas display. Last year, the Supreme Court heard arguments in the Pledge case but did not rule on merits because litigant Michael Newdow didn't have legal custody of his daughter. Newdow has since filed a new challenge in California with other parents who are in full custody of their children. The court appeared to underscore some of the lines it drew Monday, letting stand Tuesday four lower court rulings that struck down Ten Commandments displays in schools and courtrooms in Kentucky and Ohio because they were overly religious. A fifth appeal – of a ruling that barred South Carolina town council from opening its meetings with a prayer invoking Jesus Christ – also was rejected. The Richmond-based 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals had found that it improperly favored one denomination. Rev. Barry W. Lynn, executive director of Americans United for the Separation of Church and State, predicted many more lawsuits ahead as federal courts and partisans sort through all the implications of Monday's rulings. "There's going to be a healthy amount of litigation," Lynn said. "I just wish justices had a clear, bright-line rule that says government buildings aren't churches. But unfortunately Mr. Breyer didn't go that far, so that's where we stand."
http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/nation/20050628-1446-scotus-tencommandments.html 6月27日 Why do they ask so many questions?
Mysterieshey people i am hungy, i could probably eat a horse. not really, i am not all that hungry. he he. who is the perosn who said: hey my name is abby too.? because i don't know you. well i have to go. peace out people. 6月23日 Ahhh Monkeys Missing boy Found living in Tree! Esteli, Nicaragua- 7 year old Ricardo San Pablo Jr. was finally found after an extensive, arduous 3 month search which brought local police all the way to the Punta Gorda Bay area, southeast of the capital Managua. How the boy was found was even more shocking! Early Saturday morning, a couple (who chose to remain anonymous) heard loud screams coming from the forest which neighbors their home. The man grabbed his rifle and ran into the forest, in search for the screaming child. As the screams became louder and louder, the man still did not see from whom this crying was coming from: "I heard the screams, but I could not see the person who was screaming", exclaimed the hero. As the man approached a large tree, he saw a colony of Macaque monkey’s squealing and dancing. As he approached this unheralded scene, he saw a boy inside the hollow tree being attacked by 2 monkeys. The monkeys were hitting and biting the boy to the point as to when the man showed up, the boy lost consciousness. The man fired a shot into the air and the monkeys quickly scrambled off. As it turns out, the boy had been living in this tree for the 3 months as to which he had gone missing, surviving on a diet of tree bark and leaves. The boy had run away because of an altercation between himself and his younger brother Fernando. Ricardo had gotten into an argument with Fernando on January 26th, 2005, and hit his younger brother in the face with a shovel. As his father ran outside the house, Ricardo ran off, having not been found until this past Saturday, April 30th. Local police Chief Cornello Vargaises has exclaimed that "this is one of the oddest cases he has ever worked on". Ricardo Jr suffered minor injuries due to the brutal monkey attack, but had to receive many antibiotic treatments due to possible rabies which he may have received from the monkeys. There is still no comment from the parents at the moment, but there is still more to come on this story. The Oklahoma Gazette2005-05-02 6月22日 popcicles6月21日 French6月20日 UGHIt turns out that i am not going to kelsie's. Instead i get to live one of the wrost day of my life. I have to see some one i do not want to see. And it makes me mad. UGH! I don't want to go. some one kidnap me. so i won't have to go. Please? As always Mind Powerkelsie's mom said sorry, it's my mind power or something. oh well now i am staying at her house on wednessday. that will be fun. maybe? i don't really know. what else happened today, oh a few minutes after i had gotten in the shower my mom comes downstairs and asks "abby what are you doing?" "taking a shower." "well hurry up." "why?" "because i am hungry." so i stay in there for about 15 more minutes, take 20 minutes to get dressed and ready, go upstairs walk to bird express get her her sandwich walk home, and now here i am. wasn't that an intresting day? not really. ugh i am bored and my back hurts and i need to schedule me an appt w/ travis so i can get my physical. what else do i need to do? idk SMILE. of flash people w/ my naked arm. whatever floats my bost i guess. 6月19日 GRRR, ( oh my goodness( ugh))Last night was so stupid, kelsie's mom does not like me at all, she called my moms house in the middle of the night asking for kelsie it's a family emergancy. so my mom gave her sam's number because we were here, and then when kelsie called back, her mom told her that she had to work at 6 am for her so she can garden, what family emergancy is that? Holy Man, once she found out she was staying w/ me her mom started calling around for her to come home. Ugh that makes me mad A little angry, but as always, 6月18日 Me todayListening to greenday dookie right now and i am very happy surprisingly. i had a good day, went campin glast night, didn't catch anything but who cares i had fun, what is everyone doing today me nothing but i might go swiming with kelsie, she invited me, but i might not because i'm not feeling that well, but i'll get over it and go any way probably. i thought i would entertain you with a few smiles |
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