Lucky

Me too, lurker, and I didn't understand as i reset my cock every day! But, what time difference will there be after Sunday between Phoenix and Palm Springs? I need to make the ballgame on time!

Telephone Bar in Bangkok still has phones on each table, allowing you to call the table of the guy you want. No one ever called me!

Don't be surprised if Oz has already purchased domain names such as: electluckyjudge.com makeluckyajudge.com 18yearoldsforlucky.com asianboyslovelucky.com luckyforpresident.com releaseluckyfromcustody.com releaseluckyfromthenuthouse.com After all, you never know!

This is a very good question. I would love to have been a fly on the wall when the cops were discussing strategy. Since only two male cops were involved, I wondered who the third cop was. He took the oath, so must have been planning to testify. I hope that the other cops told the main cop that they could not back up his story, and thus he caved. Or else he was planning to coach the other cops what to say when they heard him testify, and my separation order put a stop to that. I doubt that I will ever know.

VICTORY Attorney and defendant Lucky today went to the courthouse to be heard on the traffic case against Lucky. He and the bf dressed in coat and tie, and arrived one hour early so as to hear the judge on other cases and get a feel for how he runs his courtroom When the time came for his case to be heard, Lucky stood up and took the seat of the defendant. 3 police officers, dressed in blue jeans and ratty polo shirts came up to sit on the side of the plaintiff. All witnesses were then sworn by the clerk of the court. Once that was done, lawyer Lucky asked the court for a separation of witnesses, meaning that only the cop testifying at the time could be present in the courtroom. This is to prevent the other witnesses from hearing both his testimony and adjusting theirs to fit, but also to be unable to see where he was cross-examined and how that was handled. The court then told the remaining police officer, the one who was behind the charges, to begin his testimony. He opened his mouth and said: “Your honor, we wish to dismiss the charges in the interest of justice.” The judge asked me if I would accept that or would prefer to go to trial. I accepted it. He then told the cop to go out and get the other cops and bring them back into the courtroom. Instead, the cops took off. In the meantime, I asked the judge to make the dismissal “with prejudice,” meaning that no matter how much new evidence might be discovered, the cops could never bring charges stemming from that incident again. While we were waiting for the cops to re-enter the courtroom, the judge asked if I was a lawyer, and I responded that I was. He said that he had kind of figured that out based on the way I had handled myself. He then invited me to apply to be a small claims court judge on a volunteer basis. I said that I would consider it. It would allow me get to know the judges, have that on my resume, and perhaps get appointed to the bench at some future date. So, finally we left. The bf decided that we should celebrate at a Chinese restaurant, and so we did. End of story.

Perhaps we should erect a special chapel for you and others who boiworship?

Some airlines are making it possible for you to pick the person who sits next to you on the plane. The details seem to be hard to work out, say what do you do if the person you pick doesn't pick you?- but in the pic that accompanies the article, I pick the guy on the right. But the guy on the left would do too! The Article Itself Wonder why they used two guys in the photo? Very gay!

AP Reports: Troubled former Major League Baseball player Elijah Dukes has been arrested again, this time on drug charges. Tampa police say the 27-year-old was arrested during a traffic stop early Thursday after officers noticed a small bag of marijuana on his lap. Authorities say he then tried to stick the drug in his mouth as if he were going to ingest it. They also noticed a marijuana cigarette tucked behind his ear. Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2012/02/23/sports/s141240S59.DTL#ixzz1nG1XOC7n It is his fifth traffic arrest this year. If he couldn't catch a fly ball, now we know why.

The NY Post is reporting that as Zac Efron was on the red carpet Saturday night at a movie premiere, he went to hand something to an assistant. As he reached into his pocket, what appeared to be a condom dropped out. Looking embarrassed, Efron reportedly said: Oh my god. And I was going to fuck Lucky with that!" Apparently I am the only one who saw that edition. Other editions of the Post report only that he said: "oh my god." My link

Congratulation to Tampa Yankee on reaching 5000 posts. You get to wear this badge until your next post! Beware of Totally Oz, right on your tail, so to speak, with 4,055 posts. Well, I guess that is not "right on your tail!"

My neighbor is a probation officer and assures me that the traffic court judges are fair. I plan to wear a coat and tie, unlike anyone else I saw today! All I can do is give my side of the story and hope for the best. But it does irk me that the cop is so willing to lie.

Last October I got pulled over by a cop in an unmarked car. He wrote me up for a bad turn and an unsafe lane change. I had had the nerve to go around him when he appeared to be waiting to go straight even though he was in a right turn only lane. When he came up to my car he said "I'll bet you were surprised to see a cop get out of that car!" And, in fact, he had been driving an old beat up car. So, after you get a ticket here, if you want to fight it, you first have to pay the fines. Then you write out a statement and file it with the court, telling your side of the story. It's called a "Trial by Declaration." The officer also writes out a statement, and some unknown person reads them and makes a finding. In my case, I was found guilty of an unsafe lane change and not guilty of an unsafe turn. If the ticketed person, alright, the "defendant" is unsatisfied with the findings, he can ask for a trial de novo, which is what is basically a trial in front of a judge and both sides have to testify. Of course, the "defendant" does not have to, but he ain't gonna win if he doesn't. The courts typically rule in favor of the police officer, but often they don't show up. In that event you win, or, if the court wants to be mean, they continue the case and make you come back. Good thing I don't have to take off of work. Anyway, my trial de novo is tomorrow. So today I went to the courthouse and got a copy of the officer's statement, and boy, was I surprised. He has himself slamming on his brakes to avoid me, has me turning when he did instead of before he did, says I didn't signal when it was him that did not signal. and then he actually quotes me as saying that I didn't stop for him because I didn't know he was a cop. I never said anything to him, just gave him my license and registration. So, I find myself facing a cop willing to lie to win his case. Does anyone think I am going to win? I do. I refuse to believe that justice will not prevail. Stay tuned!

At first I thought the OP was complaining about rates. He thought that the rates sucked. But now I am clear that it is just his handle!

Well, yes, I did. But, in many other respects I join you in learning new things, or at least things that are new to me. Then I am surprised to find myself behind the curve when I learn that others had discovered my new found item long before I had.

The Daddy from Daddys Reviews is not the person posting here. We only get a fake daddy.

Don't all websites have their ups and downs? Anyway, the site is up now.

Scene II? For a second there I was afraid that I had missed Scene I. I guess I had best get my email in to Oliver as soon as I know if I will be attending!

I will look forward to meeting you in Palm Springs.

A voice of peace and reconciliation- that's out hitoall. If we are not careful, he could be snapped up by the UN or as a peace negotiator in the Balkans.

Have I met you? Your screen name does not ring a bell.

Oh. Then I have contributed nothing! Sigh. But then, I don't flirt either.

I currently have an addiction to Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. They have so many variations. The little foil-wrapped ones are not the best, (and who wants to spend their time unwrapping the little buggers?) but the basic cup is still good. The Big Cup does not have the right balance of chocolate to peanut butter. What has me addicted are the mini-cups, which are unwrapped and have a great taste and texture. I always freeze my peanut cupper butts for best flavor. (I really did start to make that mistake, and then decided that I liked it anyway.)

Is Darren Criss not in the Warblers anymore? Perhaps his 3 weeks on Broadway took him away from the show, which I have quit watching as it continually got worse.

Well, if it is a nickel a click, I've contributed a dime!

This NY Times article covers both why Lin is fascinating the world, and why the media may be in overdrive. Link To Lin