[Az-Geocaching] Funny articles

[Trisha]

Didn't another active list-poster get hammered by somebody for posting
something humorous? A whole snit about "off-topic" resulted, and
feelings were hurt (but this person is more mature than most and
didn't "leave"....)
Brian, I'm not slamming you, I'm just pointing this out. To be
"FAIR"....IS the same person who complained before going to step up
and complain about "off-topic" humor posted now? 

Personally Brian, I don't care if you post stuff like this, and it was
funny :-), Just defending a friend.

Trisha "Lightning"
Prescott



On Wed, 17 Sep 2003 22:57:27 -0400, bcasteel@cox.net wrote:

> 
> Ok, not sure how many of you read TheOnion every Wednesday, but I
> thought I'd share a few of my favs...
> 
> Revised Patriot Act Will Make It Illegal To Read Patriot Act
> WASHINGTON, DC—President Bush spoke out Monday in support of a
revised
> version of the 2001 USA Patriot Act that would make it illegal to
read
> the USA Patriot Act. "Under current federal law, there are
> unreasonable obstacles to investigating and prosecuting acts of
> terrorism, including the public's access to information about how the
> federal police will investigate and prosecute acts of terrorism,"
Bush
> said at a press conference Monday. "For the sake of the American
> people, I call on Congress to pass this important law prohibiting
> access to itself." Bush also proposed extending the rights of states
> to impose the death penalty "in the wake of Sept. 11 and stuff."
> 
> Supreme Court Gets Free Box Of Shoes After Mentioning Nike In Ruling
> WASHINGTON, DC—The nine justices of the U.S. Supreme Court were
> treated to a free crate of athletic shoes Monday, following an
offhand
> mention of Nike during a ruling in the case of McBrayer & Company v.
> The City Of Detroit. "All I did was say that the claims made by the
> defendant were similar to those made by Nike when defending labor
> conditions in its Asian footwear factories," Justice Ruth Bader
> Ginsburg said. "Next thing you know, we get this big box of red Air
> Zoom Spiridons in the mail. Inside the box was a form letter from
> Nike's publicist. Sweet!" The Supreme Court will begin its new
session
> Oct. 6, with Case 03-130: Sony High-Definition Widescreen Televisions
> v. Fossil Sterling Silver Multifunction Watches v. Bombay Sapphire
Gin.
> 
> And for the latest in FDA approved medications:
> 
> http://www.theonion.com/3936/news2.html
> 
> Enjoy!
> 
> Brian
> Team A.I.
> 
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