SpeareChucker
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My Biden said son you're gonna drive me to drinkin'
if you keep on driving that non-'lectric vette...
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/...corvettes-while-firing-up-classic-car-engine/
I may have to hit J up for some maters for freezing for s'ghetti sauce this winter. She's got a good crop this year, and she won't mind.
It's not like I'll keep the sauce to myself. Wats share, as a general rule.
Gotta pack and get ready to scoot. I was gonna ride to the doctors, but the chance of rain makes that look like poor judgment.
*sigh*
Good afternoon all.
They're tearing up my street.................again. They had just torn up the old asphalt, brought in fresh soil that meets specs, compacted it, and then laid down fresh asphalt. Today they tore up one lane and are going to extend the curb out into where the asphalt used to be. Nothing like the taxpayer paying for a job done twice.
William Francis Kemmler (May 9, 1860 – August 6, 1890) of Buffalo, New York, a peddler and known alcoholic, was convicted of murdering Matilda "Tillie" Ziegler, his common-law wife.[1] He would become the first person in the world to be legally executed using an electric chair. In spite of a successful prior test with a horse, killing him did not go smoothly.
William Kemmler was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Both of his parents were immigrants from Germany, and both were alcoholics.[2] After dropping out of school at age 10, having learned neither how to read nor write, Kemmler worked in his father's butcher shop. His father would die from an infection that he received after a drunken brawl and his mother from complications of alcoholism. Kemmler was reportedly slender, with dark brown hair. He spoke both English and German.
The New York Times provided a summary of what had occurred as follows:
William Kemmler was a vegetable peddler in the slums of Buffalo, New York. An alcoholic, on March 29, 1888, he was recovering from a drinking binge the night before when he became enraged with his girlfriend [elsewhere referred to as his common-law wife] Tillie Ziegler. He accused her of stealing from him and preparing to run away with a friend of his. When the argument reached a peak, Kemmler calmly went to the barn, grabbed a hatchet, and returned to the house. He struck Tillie repeatedly, killing her. He then went to a neighbor's house and announced he had just murdered his girlfriend.
Good afternoon all.
They're tearing up my street.................again. They had just torn up the old asphalt, brought in fresh soil that meets specs, compacted it, and then laid down fresh asphalt. Today they tore up one lane and are going to extend the curb out into where the asphalt used to be. Nothing like the taxpayer paying for a job done twice.