Is Pvt. Forrest B. Bailey Co. B. Camp Hood Texas, the real Beetle Bailey?
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No, he's really the Sad Sack!
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No, Mr. Fred McFeely Rogers was never in the military. This is a website that tells about his life. He accomplished quite a lot in his life.
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Robin Hood is based on fact.  He didn't wear green tights though.  Discovery Channel did some show on him quite some time ago.  Maybe check Discovery Channels web site.
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A small county newspaper (15,000) outside Colorado Springs.\n\nIn fact, We're being threatened with a lawsuit by a former city councilman for a Brokeback Mountain parody last week. Sadly he's let his own homophobia blind him to the real spoof which was a huge city expansion project gone belly up (or Broken Back as the case goes.) TOO MUCH FUN!
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Richard Lyle Austin was arrested in South Dakota for possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute on 02 August 1990. He pled guilty, and on 07 September 1990, authorities seized the mobile home and the body shop owned by Austin as both locations were used by Austin in the deal. Austin filed a suit claiming the seizures violated his 8th Amendment rights vis a vis the Excessive Fines Clause.\n\nThe following is a cut and paste job from http://www.druglibrary.org/Schaffer/legal/l1990/richard_lyle_austin.htm\n\nAfter a state court sentenced petitioner Austin on his guilty plea to one count of possessing cocaine with intent to distribute in violation of South Dakota law, the United States filed an in rem action in Federal District Court against his mobile home and auto body shop under 21 U.S.C. § 881(a)(4) and (a)(7), which provide for the forfeiture of, respectively, vehicles and real property used, or intended to be used, to facilitate the commission of certain drug related crimes. In granting the Government summary judgment on the basis of an officer's affidavit that Austin had brought two ounces of cocaine from the mobile home to the body shop in order to consummate a prearranged sale there, the court rejected Austin's argument that forfeiture of his properties would violate the Eighth Amendment's Excessive Fines Clause. The Court of Appeals affirmed, agreeing with the Government that the Eighth Amendment is inapplicable to in rem civil forfeitures.
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I wish I lived closer. I'd be all over it! Unfortunatley, I live by Fort Hood. :(
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Go to google.com and type in Ricky Knowles TX. The address and phone number will pop right up.
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dunno if this is the same Frank Anderson:\nhttp://www.supreme.state.az.us/opin/pdf2000/cr980294.pdf
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Is the NSA phone tap center located in Texas?\n\nPerhaps on the back 40 of GWB's ranch?
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I think that gentleman is right about them being powder beetles. Here's more information on them.
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He's real.He used be their producer or something on a radio show and they started chatting to him one day and he came out with all this rubbish and so eventually it progessed to the podcasts.in politics-ricky's stand up show he refers to Karl aswell!
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no such thing..a green beret is a hat..now if you want to know where Special Forces headquarters is ...well thats different...Ft Bragg might be ....
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no and his real name is eldrick not eldridge or eldvick
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u mean south park mexican?\n\nwell i read an article that he is in houston locked up since like 2002 or 2003 because he wuz accused of rapin a 9 or 11 year old girl..but he is innocent.ill try to get da info n ill let u get it if i find it.
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That would be Cruz Bustamante. \n\nhttp://www.ltg.ca.gov/
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I went through Ranger training 39 years ago after I graduated from Airborne training. It was indeed rough and yes, I made it through the first time. I remember that I would always hold sleep very precious after that! You are taught map reading, land navigation (both day and night), combative techniques like pugil stick training, hand-to-hand combat and bayonet training, airborne and airmobile techniques of operation, small unit patrolling techniques, rope and knot tying, rock climbing (big damn rocks on Mt Yonah!), rappelling, ambush techniques and more patrolling techniques, then we boarded a UH-1 Bus and went to Flordia for more patrolling techniques,small boat ops, stream and swamp navigation, etc. All of this training took place beginning at Ft. Benning, GA, at Camp Rogers and Camp Darby, to Camp Merrill, near Dahlonega, GA, to Camp Rudder, Auxillery Field #7, and then back to Darby. To me it was the most intensive 9 weeks I ever spent in the Army. I don't know if it is all still the same or not. Camp Rudder was referred to as Camp Mother-Rudder and Hurley Hill as Hurl(i.e. throw-up)Hill. You do one hell of a lot of P.T., running and lots of road marches. There is lack of sleep, hunger, exhaustion, stress, and any misery that the Ranger staff and Mother Nature can throw at you. But it's all worth it when you get that Black and Gold Tab (i.e. we called it the "Bumble-Bee") that says "Ranger". To the rest of the military that little arched tab says it all. Be proud of your son for making it through the TOUGHEST course that the Army has to offer and tell him that I said, "Sua Sponte".
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it;s william petersen. try http://www.billypetersen.com