Unfortunately, he's got a cousin working here in the states
Unfortunately, he's got a cousin working here in the states
Same cousin tried his hand at being a train engineer
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Uhhhhh...Originally Posted by midtown
Kif, take the con. I'm wanted in the lounge.
Dan
Tibi Fumus Obsidio Septum Doro
Perhaps one of THE funniest threads in my years at TF.
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At least he is enjoying his retirement...
"Your multi-lingual business friend has packed her bags and fled.
Leaving only ash filled ashtrays, and a lipsticked unmade bed."
~~Keith Reed
"I don't think you can pour water out of a boot with the instructions stamped on the bottom of the heel.." ~~window
He'd harden the arteries of a shark.At least he is enjoying his retirement...
"Ride the Barrel and get pitted... So Pitted."
too late:
Looks like he ate one of those Fiat 500s trying to make it to our shores.
Or a Hyundai Tiburon...
Dan
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When I saw that thread I wondered how long it would take to be blamed on the Captain?
In today's news:
GROSSETO, Italy - Lawyers for Francesco Schettino, captain of the shipwrecked Costa Concordia cruise liner, made a second unsuccessful attempt Wednesday to reach a plea deal in a trial over the disaster in which 32 people died.
Schettino, 52, faces charges including manslaughter and causing the loss of his ship in the accident in January 2012 off the picturesque island of Giglio and keeled onto its side.
More than 4,000 passengers and crew scrambled from the ship in a chaotic evacuation. Schettino is accused of abandoning ship before all had been rescued.
On the first day of the trial, defense lawyers said Schettino would plead guilty in exchange for a sentence of three years and five months, but prosecutors rejected the offer.
It was Schettino’s second attempt at a plea deal. A previous offer to serve three years and four months was rejected in May.
10-15 years would seem more realistic. Seems to be focused on being out before he's 56. Is there an Italian retirement benefit at 56 that he'd qualify for if not in prison?
"Had every Athenian citizen been a Socrates, every Athenian assembly would still have been a mob." - Federalist 55
“My first reaction as a race car driver was to jump out of the car and use the Foyt technique of driver development - grab him and pound some sense into him.”
"Make way. I'm Reaganing."
Well I guess we know where he ended up...
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/...cid=spartandhp
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