Posted on 10/26/2005 9:31:26 AM PDT by LibWhacker
Well, they can punish him by making him wear panties on his head! Oh, sorry, that is toooo cruel from what they tell us.
Special dinner tray in prision for this puke.
Mubarak-eh, must be Canadian.........
That is a lot of work...I'll bet he was pooped by the time he finished.
ROFLMAO!
That would be my guess - inciting a public catastrophe, i.e., hepatitis A
Greetings!
"Nahidmobarekeh"
Multiculturism at it's finest!
"..to lay the first brick."
LOL! No, I think this guys already layed a few!
Nassssssty!
The governor?
I wonder how many Texan salad bars this guy visited?
pastry ping
"honey - theres corn on my fry cakes"
Was just thinkin', He could work as the pastry chef in the Texas Prison he'll be in............
This is no small matter. It goes beyond the "ick" factor.
There was an infamous murder case in Houston about 30 years ago where a doctor (well-known plastic surgeon, Dr. John Hill) killed his famous equestrienne wife (Joan Robinson Hill) by concocting a petri dish of fecal matter and applying it to her pastries and then denying her medical care. By the time they got her to the hospital her system was so overwhelmed with poisoning that she died.
Hill then married his paramour and a short time later attempted to kill her by ramming the passenger side of his car into a bridge abutment at high speed. She subsequently testified against him at his trial because the petri dishes had been stored at her apartment. He was not convicted; and, by then, he was on his third wife.
Ultimately, he was blown away in a shotgun attack at his front door by a hired gun as he & his new wife returned home from a trip to Las Vegas a few months later. The killer was mysteriously shot dead himself in San Antonio a few weeks afterward.
Most people thought that the person who hired the killer to dispatch Hill was the father of the 1st wife, Ash Robinson, but I don't believe it was ever proved in court.
I thought maybe a French restaurant, what with all the chocolate pastries..
Did anyone ping Laz to this yet?
LOL - that was my first thought, too! But then I don't shop at Fiesta.......of course, who's to say he only did it in that one store.
I gotta tell ya this story is one that leaves me shaking my head and thinkin' that the herd is in need of thinnin'!
Is this his opinion of the U.S.?
According to MyTrees.com (a geneology site) he's was married in Dallas in 1980. So he's been in the States at least 25 years.
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