Good Morning, !
It's Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Happy St Patrick's Day!
In this world there is always danger for those
who are afraid of it.
---George Bernard Shaw
Martyrdom is the only way a man can become famous
without ability.
---George Bernard Shaw
Two Irish mothers were talking about their sons. The first
said, "My Patrick is such a saint. He works hard, doesn't
smoke, and he hasn't so much as looked at a woman in
over two years."
The other woman said, "Well, my Francis is a saint himself.
Not only hasn't he not looked at a woman in over three
years, but he hasn't touched a drop of liquor in all that
time."
"My word," the first Irish mother said. "You must be so
proud."
"I am," the second mother replied. "And when he's paroled
next month, I'm going to throw him one heck of a
big party."
Maureen was feeling a bit ill, and not recovering from a night out
anywhere near as fast as Paddy. So he sent her off to the doctor.
She came back shortly with a puzzled frown and said:
"Oh, Paddy, he wants a "Specimen", but fo the life o me I don't
know if we have one or if we can affod t'buy one!"
Paddy hemmed and hawed for a while, but couldn't figure it out
either. So he finally suggested: "me lass, why don't you go
upstairs and ask Maud O'Reilly, she used to work the streets in
town and she'll know."
So Maureen climbed up the stairs and knocked. Not a minute
later, screaming and cussing and the noise of a ferocious fight
echoed down the stairwell, soon followed by much banging
and clatter as poor Maureen came tumbling down the stairs.
As Paddy helped her up he asked her what happend.
"Oh Paddy, she's so mean! All I did was ask her what a
'specimen' was, and she told me to 'piss in abottle'!
So of course I told her to shit in a hat, and the fight was on."
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An INTERNATIONAL BONEHEAD AWARD
goes to D'Ann Seidell Bochese, 45, of Windham, Maine
Too drunk and not wearing a seatbelt
STANDISH, Maine --
The Cumberland County Sheriff's Department said alcohol,
speed, and failure to wear seat belts played a major role in a
fatal crash over the weekend in the town of Standish.
Investigators said Tyler Gordon, 22, of Standish, was driving
westbound at a high-rate of speed on Oak Hill Road --
near Serena Lane -- when D'Ann Bochese, of Windham, attempted
to pass him. Bochese's car hit Gordon's and they both went
off the road and traveled through a field about 200 feet before
coming to a stop.
D'Ann Bochese, who had not been wearing a seatbelt, was ejected
from her vehicle and her body was found in a tree, 40 feet
above ground. She was killed instantly.
A passenger in her vehicle, Justin Gordon, 24, of Standish,
a brother of the driver of the car that she hit, who had also
not been wearing a seat belt, was also thrown from the vehicle.
He is in critical condition at Maine Medical Center.
Gordon's 1997 Subaru Legacy flipped end over end several times,
coming to rest on its wheels. He and his two passengers,
Chad Violette, 33, of South Portland and Zeke Malnchuck, 26, of Presque
Isle were able to get out of the vehicle and back to the road on their own
and were later sent to Maine Medical Center for a check-up.
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From: Joseph
Re: Firewall turned off by malware
Dear Webby. In response to the letter from Ann S in this issue.
I kept getting the same messages and could not open any programs
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short as possible the last popup said I needed to download
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I got screwed . Free anti virus installed at the time . Don't know if my
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Joseph
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Why don't you give up the drinking, smoking and
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'It's too late,' replied Murphy.
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Storing a Wet Paintbrush
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In Mulligan's bar, the young Salvation Army girl placed
the collection box under the nose of Mick McCarthy and
asked:
'Can you spare fifty pence for God?'
'How old are you?' asked Mick.
Twenty-four,' she replied.
'Well, I'm sixty-eight, I'll see him before you do.
I'll pay him meself.
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'I'll have fish and chips twice,' said Murphy.
'Very well,' said the shopkeeper. 'The fish won't be
long.'
'Then they'd better be fat,' said Murphy.
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