the random musings not worthy of new thread thread

[Sgt PSN]

go phantoms!

[Munson]

The last two posts are hilarious considering I have family in Pheonixville and have been conned into going to Phantoms football games. And not when they were any good, either.

[Father Demon]

My 9yo sister

huh what

My first thought, exactly.

Second thought:  "PAYDAY!"

[Geowhizzer]

Phreak's from Phoenixville.

No further explanation is needed, Ed.

CHESCO REPRESENT!

[PhillyPhreak54]

Yeah, I was 20 when she was born.

My girlfriend, who is 23, has a 2 year old and 4 year old brother.

And she wasn't born in P-ville...but rather Texas. But either way, jokes are there for the taking.

[Seabiscuit36]

I got a promotion today at work, it offers me no extra money, no extra vacation, and takes away my 10 hours of OT just this week.  YAY  I was really looking forward the the promotion, but get it when i'm racking up a ton of OT to cover my job and 2 others

[MDS]

Yeah, I was 20 when she was born.

My girlfriend, who is 23, has a 2 year old and 4 year old brother.

And she wasn't born in P-ville...but rather Texas. But either way, jokes are there for the taking.

is there really a point?

[PhillyPhreak54]

Only if you make one, buddy.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

Bucks County is where winners are born.

[Sgt PSN]

I got a promotion today at work, it offers me no extra money, no extra vacation, and takes away my 10 hours of OT just this week.  YAY  I was really looking forward the the promotion, but get it when i'm racking up a ton of OT to cover my job and 2 others

if that's a promotion in the civilian world, then i'm reenlisting till i die. 

[Father Demon]

At 22 years old, St. Louis Blues rookie sensation T.J. Oshie doesn't meet the age requirements to be mayor of St. Louis. But that didn't stop a fan blog called Vote 4 Oshie from organizing a hastily crafted campaign to have fans write in Oshie's name for last Tuesday's mayoral elections around Missouri.

Alas, it would appear that he fell a few votes short. But the campaign was so inspirational that a Blues fan actually wrote Oshie's name on a ballot in last Tuesday's O'Fallon, Mo. mayoral election and then proudly photographed it before having the image posted on Vote 4 Oshie.

Surprise, surpise: This is all actually quite illegal, according to county election officials. From the Post-Dispatch:

The punishment is more than just a few minutes in the penalty box: Willfully sharing the contents of a completed ballot is a class-four election offense in Missouri, carrying up to a year in jail and a $2,500 fine.

The St. Charles County Election Authority is taking a hard stance against using the ballot box to display fan loyalty. The Oshie voter "violated the law, and I'm going to prosecute," county elections director Rich A. Chrismer said. "They may have thought the photo was cute, but it was very serious."

St. Louis County elections director Joseph Goeke told the Dispatch that the regulation was written back in 1977 to discourage the buying or selling of votes. County officials said they intended to contact Vote 4 Oshie's site administrator in an attempt to find out who photographed the O'Fallon mayoral ballot.

Write-in votes aren't usually counted unless an individual has declared his or her candidacy, but it would appear Oshie fell short in O'Fallon's election, too. Oshie was asked before last night's 2-1 loss to the Vancouver Canucks in Game 1 of the Western Conference quarterfinals what he thought about his political career back in St. Louis:

"I haven't heard anything about (the election)," Oshie said. "I don't know how political I am, so I don't know how good I would be on making too many decisions. But I like the fan support."

With that, we begin the countdown to the Oshie 2012 political action committee. Thanks to Jeff and St. Louis Game Time for the tips.

So yes, what the dude did was just a little immature, but this elections director wants to prosecute and send him to jail?

Me thinks someone was beat up a lot in elementary school, and is trying to feel better about his small penis by grandstanding.  Waddadouche...

[Father Demon]

[rjs246]

RE: Stupid Missouri nonsense...

DAs trying to get their names in the paper make my farging brain bleed.

[Sgt PSN]

At 22 years old, St. Louis Blues rookie sensation T.J. Oshie doesn't meet the age requirements to be mayor of St. Louis. But that didn't stop a fan blog called Vote 4 Oshie from organizing a hastily crafted campaign to have fans write in Oshie's name for last Tuesday's mayoral elections around Missouri.

Alas, it would appear that he fell a few votes short. But the campaign was so inspirational that a Blues fan actually wrote Oshie's name on a ballot in last Tuesday's O'Fallon, Mo. mayoral election and then proudly photographed it before having the image posted on Vote 4 Oshie.

Surprise, surpise: This is all actually quite illegal, according to county election officials. From the Post-Dispatch:

The punishment is more than just a few minutes in the penalty box: Willfully sharing the contents of a completed ballot is a class-four election offense in Missouri, carrying up to a year in jail and a $2,500 fine.

The St. Charles County Election Authority is taking a hard stance against using the ballot box to display fan loyalty. The Oshie voter "violated the law, and I'm going to prosecute," county elections director Rich A. Chrismer said. "They may have thought the photo was cute, but it was very serious."

St. Louis County elections director Joseph Goeke told the Dispatch that the regulation was written back in 1977 to discourage the buying or selling of votes. County officials said they intended to contact Vote 4 Oshie's site administrator in an attempt to find out who photographed the O'Fallon mayoral ballot.

Write-in votes aren't usually counted unless an individual has declared his or her candidacy, but it would appear Oshie fell short in O'Fallon's election, too. Oshie was asked before last night's 2-1 loss to the Vancouver Canucks in Game 1 of the Western Conference quarterfinals what he thought about his political career back in St. Louis:

"I haven't heard anything about (the election)," Oshie said. "I don't know how political I am, so I don't know how good I would be on making too many decisions. But I like the fan support."

With that, we begin the countdown to the Oshie 2012 political action committee. Thanks to Jeff and St. Louis Game Time for the tips.

So yes, what the dude did was just a little immature, but this elections director wants to prosecute and send him to jail?

Me thinks someone was beat up a lot in elementary school, and is trying to feel better about his small penis by grandstanding.  Waddadouche...

so have you found an attorney yet or are you just going with the public defender?

 

[rjs246]

Ha.