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« Reply #15 on: November 23, 2009, 03:00:34 PM » |
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There's no particular reason to think Mr. Aiken voted twice, or attempted to defraud anyone. As far as anyone knows, he's a model citizen who had the good fortune and talent to almost win American Idol. B. F. D.
I'm delighted to see that Junior can use a French dictionary. The words he uses are his own, however, not mine. Having been to France a few times, I can say that France is really a neat country. If they have one huge thing over Chatham County, NC, it would probably be the bread. And oh, yes, their medical system is better than ours in the sense that it's more available, but as I have Medicare, I am not personally concerned over that question.
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« Reply #16 on: November 23, 2009, 03:24:06 PM » |
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There's no particular reason to think Mr. Aiken voted twice, or attempted to defraud anyone. As far as anyone knows, he's a model citizen who had the good fortune and talent to almost win American Idol. B. F. D.
I'm delighted to see that Junior can use a French dictionary. The words he uses are his own, however, not mine. Having been to France a few times, I can say that France is really a neat country. If they have one huge thing over Chatham County, NC, it would probably be the bread. And oh, yes, their medical system is better than ours in the sense that it's more available, but as I have Medicare, I am not personally concerned over that question.
he only voted once, just in the wrong county, in a local election. the challenge will probably keep him from repeating the error. as his kid is only 15 months old, he hasn't defrauded Wake County Schools, nor will he be able too, now, unless he transfers his actual residence to Wake County. |
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« Reply #17 on: November 23, 2009, 03:36:40 PM » |
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I'm delighted to see that Junior can use a French dictionary. The words he uses are his own, however, not mine. Having been to France a few times, I can say that France is really a neat country. If they have one huge thing over Chatham County, NC, it would probably be the bread. And oh, yes, their medical system is better than ours in the sense that it's more available, but as I have Medicare, I am not personally concerned over that question.
In other words: Bread and Circuses. Aiken, like any ordinary person, will have to face the consequences of making that mistake. Assuming there are consequences, which I kind of doubt. So it isn't really a big deal...as long as it doesn't spur a debate about whether he should have won over that other guy. Stoddard or something like that. |
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« Reply #18 on: November 23, 2009, 04:14:45 PM » |
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I'm shocked that Junior agrees with me about Mr. Aiken. As far as bread goes, anyone who hasn't eaten real French bread hasn't eaten bread. That's just a fact. I think Chatham County is a great place to live. Weaver Street Bakery does a pretty good job of approaching real French bread.
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« Reply #19 on: November 23, 2009, 04:22:43 PM » |
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I'm shocked that Junior agrees with me about Mr. Aiken. As far as bread goes, anyone who hasn't eaten real French bread hasn't eaten bread. That's just a fact. I think Chatham County is a great place to live. Weaver Street Bakery does a pretty good job of approaching real French bread.
If you're ever in the mood to try another valiant attempt at French bread, or other European breads, try Guglhupf. It's in Durham off 15-501. Their bread is excellent. And yeah, I'm quite familiar with the real thing. There was a time in my life that I used to go to the local market every day and pick up fresh bread in a cloth sack. Of course, that was quite a few years ago and many miles away. http://www.guglhupf.com/catalog/breads/breads.html |
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« Reply #20 on: November 23, 2009, 06:12:55 PM » |
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There's no particular reason to think Mr. Aiken voted twice, or attempted to defraud anyone. As far as anyone knows, he's a model citizen who had the good fortune and talent to almost win American Idol. B. F. D.
I'm delighted to see that Junior can use a French dictionary. The words he uses are his own, however, not mine. Having been to France a few times, I can say that France is really a neat country. If they have one huge thing over Chatham County, NC, it would probably be the bread. And oh, yes, their medical system is better than ours in the sense that it's more available, but as I have Medicare, I am not personally concerned over that question.
he only voted once, just in the wrong county, in a local election. the challenge will probably keep him from repeating the error. as his kid is only 15 months old, he hasn't defrauded Wake County Schools, nor will he be able too, now, unless he transfers his actual residence to Wake County. am I supposed to throw him a good citizen parade because his attempt to defraud the county schools was thwarted before it was executed?? the fact that he maintained registration in a locality where he wasn't living IS in fact proof that he attempted to defraud the system. |
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« Reply #21 on: November 23, 2009, 11:56:53 PM » |
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There's no particular reason to think Mr. Aiken voted twice, or attempted to defraud anyone. As far as anyone knows, he's a model citizen who had the good fortune and talent to almost win American Idol. B. F. D.
I'm delighted to see that Junior can use a French dictionary. The words he uses are his own, however, not mine. Having been to France a few times, I can say that France is really a neat country. If they have one huge thing over Chatham County, NC, it would probably be the bread. And oh, yes, their medical system is better than ours in the sense that it's more available, but as I have Medicare, I am not personally concerned over that question.
he only voted once, just in the wrong county, in a local election. the challenge will probably keep him from repeating the error. as his kid is only 15 months old, he hasn't defrauded Wake County Schools, nor will he be able too, now, unless he transfers his actual residence to Wake County. am I supposed to throw him a good citizen parade because his attempt to defraud the county schools was thwarted before it was executed?? the fact that he maintained registration in a locality where he wasn't living IS in fact proof that he attempted to defraud the system. no, no parade. if he thought he could fool the Wake School system, he was wrong, just as well he learns it now. |
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« Reply #22 on: November 25, 2009, 05:13:25 PM » |
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There's no particular reason to think Mr. Aiken voted twice, or attempted to defraud anyone. As far as anyone knows, he's a model citizen who had the good fortune and talent to almost win American Idol. B. F. D.
I'm delighted to see that Junior can use a French dictionary. The words he uses are his own, however, not mine. Having been to France a few times, I can say that France is really a neat country. If they have one huge thing over Chatham County, NC, it would probably be the bread. And oh, yes, their medical system is better than ours in the sense that it's more available, but as I have Medicare, I am not personally concerned over that question.
he only voted once, just in the wrong county, in a local election. the challenge will probably keep him from repeating the error. as his kid is only 15 months old, he hasn't defrauded Wake County Schools, nor will he be able too, now, unless he transfers his actual residence to Wake County. am I supposed to throw him a good citizen parade because his attempt to defraud the county schools was thwarted before it was executed?? the fact that he maintained registration in a locality where he wasn't living IS in fact proof that he attempted to defraud the system. no, no parade. if he thought he could fool the Wake School system, he was wrong, just as well he learns it now. Actually it's more common than you may think, which is quite a statement on the quality of the Chatham County School system. |
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