OT: Tools for Sale

[Odinn]

On 4/11/2006 9:16 PM Russ Stanton mumbled something about the following:

Hey now, I asked first :)

[Russ Stanton]

When do you plan to post the items for sale.

I am local to Atlanta and may be interested.

[Greg G]

O.K. Sorry guys... Fifth try...

Like William Least Heat Moon, I am studying the blue highways of America. Except they now seem to be coloured medium grey, are swathed in polarized rhetoric, and I see too little that isn't BORG.

Greg G.

"Stupidity is an irrational justification"

Greg G.

[Greg G]

Patience grasshopper - when I return. ;-) Are the Yellow Jackets _that_ boring?

Greg G.

"When conducting surveillance, insure to determine the veracity and motivation of your informant - who may have a myriad of interests. It could be as well that your exceedingly clownish attempts result in information which is tainted by cognizance of your insolent scrutiny."

Greg G.

[Odinn]

I wouldn't know, I'm a Bulldog fan :)

[Greg G]

I've been doing additional research into this truly demented story as it has unfolded over the years. Visiting various courthouses and individuals in georgia, South Carolina, Charlotte Co, Florida, Mississippi, and Louisiana has uncovered a grand old Southern tradition of corruption that is even more disturbing and widespread than even I realized - or believed possible. In addition to the old warhorse clubs that protect abusive, well-oiled pedophiles at their expense of children, wives, and the general citizenry through chicanery, lies, intimidation, and under-the-table dealings.

This growing list of political who's-who has-been's includes Newt Gingrich, Zell Miller, Ron Crews, J. Carl Harrison, and a whole pile of slimy judges and lawyers such as Hines, Bodiford, and Carley. And lest we forget the City of Smyrna, GA - one of the nastiest, redneck, corrupt hell-holes in the South - ask Julia Roberts. The town that National Geographic called the little redneck town on the outskirts of bustling Atlanta - which prompted a rash of odd fires and eminent domain takeovers of dozens of private properties to build the Baconite Palace - some of which were turned over to private enterprise. In my opinion, illegal, morally bankrupt, and eminently corrupt. And to paraphrase several particularly repulsive cobb county bar members, "That's the way we do things here in Georgia". To which I heartily respond, "Blow me, Crackers."

Yea, It's gonna be one hell of a book. Every time I think I am through with it, something else pops up that demands inclusion. Particularly interesting are the 19 year old letters tucked into the pages of a loaned book and a bible - not discovered or read until yesterday - that, somehow, have survived the ravages of time, a multitude of moves, several fires and a flood. Found a particularly ugly photograph of these Soulless Minions riding down Roswell Street, marietta in the back of a convertible waving to the future victims of their misdeeds - led by none other than Newt itself.

And as their twisted political machine crumbles into dust, they scurry off into dark recesses like the filthy cockroaches they truly are.

Later, Greg G.

"Even the Devil can quote scriptures to his own advantage."

Greg G.