Thursday, March 16, 2006
BEWARE THE IDES OF MARCH
Caesar was a pragmatist, and he paid for it.
Anyway, March 15 is also notable in that my niece Emily and my good friend Pat Wilson were both born on that day.
Speaking of Pat, he's been stolen. A framed photo of Pat (the guy with the fish) adorned the hall of 11 Hope Street for years now, and suddenly, last week, it went missing.
Assholes.
Caesar was a pragmatist, and he paid for it.
Anyway, March 15 is also notable in that my niece Emily and my good friend Pat Wilson were both born on that day.
Speaking of Pat, he's been stolen. A framed photo of Pat (the guy with the fish) adorned the hall of 11 Hope Street for years now, and suddenly, last week, it went missing.
Assholes.
Comments:
We've out up some signs, but I think we need to branch the search out.
Who would take Pat Wilson? A low life scumbag, that's who.
Here's what we do (I got this from Pee Wee Herman). We offer a reward, and when the person returns it we KICK HIS ASS.
Who would take Pat Wilson? A low life scumbag, that's who.
Here's what we do (I got this from Pee Wee Herman). We offer a reward, and when the person returns it we KICK HIS ASS.
The more I think about it, the more I feel it was Martens.....Austria, being a land locked country has serious fish envy.
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