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When Caught, Act Indignant

Rob Lister said:
Rumor has it they knew he likely kept it in a freezer of some sort. During the Katrina thing, he tied up some emergancy vehicles getting some of his personal effects from his almost flooded house. One of the personal items was a small freezer (according to rumor).
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Now, see, if youda read BPSCG's link...

Finally, according to the source, Jefferson emerged with a laptop computer, three suitcases, and a box about the size of a small refrigerator, which the enlisted men loaded up into the truck.
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Luke T. said:
Now, see, if youda read BPSCG's link...
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Yes, but as a JREF poster, I'm above being held accountable for posting offhand rumors regardless of their accuracy.

You see, it's a delicate balance -- the separation of poster powers -- and at no time in this forum's history has anyone ever done this...therefore, doing it must be wrong...


IOW,

THROW THEM ALL OUT AND START aNEW.

EVERY SINGLE ONE, Dems and Reps alike.

What a racket.
 
What I want to know is...what do you have to promise to do to earn a one hundred thousand dollar bribe?

10) Kill Kenny

9) Vote to legalize graft

8) Award NOLA rebuilding contract to Tony Soprano
 
10 - done (several times)
9 - done (if implied position counts as a vote)
8 - done (for sure, the tricky part is proving it)

7) Ask for (and receive) 10,000, but be willing to swear you got the whole thing.
 
When the money was in the freezer, it was safe from terrorists. Now that the liberal media has publicised this vital information, our nation's politicians are at risk of having their money-filled freezers stolen by terrorists. Now that everyone knows where our leaders are keeping their bribe money, it is an easy target for Al-Quaeda. The real story is the mainstream media has once again, given aid and comfort to our enemies in this time of war.
 
Tricky said:
Yep. This is really going to deflate the Democrats "culture of corruption" strategy.
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Luckily most of their corruption stories haven't been national news and more at the state level like here in Tennessee.

The public being what it is (you know, the public that thought Saddam was behind 911) should never be misoverestimated.
 
BPSCG said:
Begin race card countdown:
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Al Sharpton, Fox news, just now, started the ball rolling.

gist is...

If they had so much evidence, and video, why did they raid his office...yada.

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The freezer is not an original hiding place. It's actually quite commonly used to hide valuables. It keeps them out of sight and contained, and people who think of hiding their stuff there are typically struck by their own ingenuity and hide their stuff inside, pleased with their original thinking. As a result, it's one of the first places searched.

The other top "bright idea" hiding places are inside a plastic bag in the toilet tank, unscrewing an air vent grill and putting something just inside there, and hanging from a nail just up the chimney a bit.

Okay, I read too many of the wrong kind of book as a kid. But at least when I hide something, it stays hidden.
 
TragicMonkey said:
The freezer is not an original hiding place.
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Indeed. My grandmother, in the early stages of Alzheimers, was sure there were people breaking into her house every night. She used to hide the silverware in the freezer.

TragicMonkey said:
It's actually quite commonly used to hide valuables.
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...and evidence in general. Ask Jeffrey Dahmer. (Though that might have been because he was one of those people who compulsively save leftovers.)
 
TragicMonkey said:
The freezer is not an original hiding place. It's actually quite commonly used to hide valuables. It keeps them out of sight and contained, and people who think of hiding their stuff there are typically struck by their own ingenuity and hide their stuff inside, pleased with their original thinking. As a result, it's one of the first places searched.

The other top "bright idea" hiding places are inside a plastic bag in the toilet tank, unscrewing an air vent grill and putting something just inside there, and hanging from a nail just up the chimney a bit.

Okay, I read too many of the wrong kind of book as a kid. But at least when I hide something, it stays hidden.
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He shoulda converted the cash to diamonds and done the old up the bunghole hiding trick. Who's gonna look up a Congreman's ass, especially since no one has seen such a thing in all the time of the life of the Congress except their own heads?
 
BPSCG said:
Where's my $1,000,000, Mr. Randi?
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Doesn't count. Jefferson has to play the race card. Predicting Al Sharpton is going to play the race card is like predicting Lynyrd Skynyrd will play "Free Bird" at their next concert.
 
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Tricky said:
Doesn't count. Jefferson has to play the race card. Predicting Al Sharpton is going to play the race card is like predicting Lynyrd Skynyrd will play "Free Bird" at their next concert.
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Uh-uh. All I said was "Begin race card countdown..." I didn't say who had to play it. If Randi doesn't pay me, I'll... I'll... uhmmm... I'll type another post.
 
BPSCG said:
Uh-uh. All I said was "Begin race card countdown..." I didn't say who had to play it. If Randi doesn't pay me, I'll... I'll... uhmmm... I'll type another post.
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Nuh huh. You mentioned the race card before anyone else did, so you played it first. Doesn't matter that you played it from the opposing hand. That's why it only counts if Jefferson plays it. But by all means, type another post. I await with bated breath.;)
 
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