Ohio Ballot Challenge (Susan Daniels)

chinacreekpj · **Joined:** Tue Jun 23, 2009 4:09 pm **Posts:** 1334

1Lishell wrote:

chinacreekpj wrote:

Here is an interview with the manning

Is it wrong that I thought it was a fox news story at first? It had that look to it.

I dunno, does FoxNews have any African-American anchors?

1Lishell · **Joined:** Fri Feb 20, 2009 7:51 pm **Posts:** 342

chinacreekpj wrote:

1Lishell wrote:

chinacreekpj wrote:

Here is an interview with the manning

Is it wrong that I thought it was a fox news story at first? It had that look to it.

I dunno, does FoxNews have any African-American anchors?

Good point.

TollandRCR · **Posted:** Tue Jul 10, 2012 8:50 pm

Not that Pasture Manning is Black or African-American. You can't train a Black man to understand the world. He does.

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You can train a Black man to be a physician, you can train him to be an astrophysicist, you can train him to be a lawyer -- but you can't train him to understand the world. He dudn't know. I'm telling ya. There's not two cents worth of difference between a mass murderer, there's not two cents of difference between a petty thief that's locked away in prison, than a black doctor when it comes to understanding the world.

Listen to his historical lecture. His ignorance is vast. And ugly.

1Lishell · **Joined:** Fri Feb 20, 2009 7:51 pm **Posts:** 342

TollandRCR wrote:

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You can train a Black man to be a physician, you can train him to be an astrophysicist, you can train him to be a lawyer -- but you can't train him to understand the world. He dudn't know. I'm telling ya. There's not two cents worth of difference between a mass murderer, there's not two cents of difference between a petty thief that's locked away in prison, than a black doctor when it comes to understanding the world.

Listen to his historical lecture. His ignorance is vast. And ugly.

Well, now we know where Aaron McGruder got the inspiration for Uncle Ruckus from.

Edit: To add the video

Plutodog · **Posted:** Wed Jul 11, 2012 9:26 am

Well...that explains a lot. :shock:

realist · **Joined:** Fri Jan 23, 2009 1:33 pm **Posts:** 23527

Docket Update...

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07/12/2012 SUCCESSFUL SERVICE - OHIO SECRETARY OF STATE Method : CERTIFIED MAIL - CP Issued : 07/05/2012 Service : SUMMONS WITH COMPLAINT Served : 07/10/2012 Return : 07/12/2012 On : OHIO SECRETARY OF STATE Signed By : WILLIAM S GREENE Reason : SUCCESSFUL SERVICE Comment : Tracking # : 71969008911103886609

SueDB · **Posted:** Sun Jul 22, 2012 11:41 am

What??? SOMEONE actually seemed to be able to serve something for a change.

neonzx · **Joined:** Tue Mar 10, 2009 9:27 am **Posts:** 4216

SueDB wrote:

What??? SOMEONE actually seemed to be able to serve something for a change.

Psst. The court sent/served it, not Susan.

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07/05/2012 SUMMONS AND COMPLAINT SENT
07/05/2012 Issue Date: 07/05/2012 Service: SUMMONS WITH COMPLAINT Method: CERTIFIED MAIL - CP Cost Per: $ 8.00 OHIO SECRETARY OF STATE 180 E BROAD ST 16TH FLOOR COLUMBUS, OH 43215 Tracking No: 71969008911103886609

SueDB · **Posted:** Sun Jul 22, 2012 11:50 am

neonzx wrote:

SueDB wrote:

What??? SOMEONE actually seemed to be able to serve something for a change.

Psst. The court sent/served it, not Susan.

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07/05/2012 SUMMONS AND COMPLAINT SENT
07/05/2012 Issue Date: 07/05/2012 Service: SUMMONS WITH COMPLAINT Method: CERTIFIED MAIL - CP Cost Per: $ 8.00 OHIO SECRETARY OF STATE 180 E BROAD ST 16TH FLOOR COLUMBUS, OH 43215 Tracking No: 71969008911103886609

Ahhh, no wonder it was filed correctly :-k

. My curiosity is satisfied. thanks :-bd

kimba · **Joined:** Tue Sep 08, 2009 3:24 pm **Posts:** 6626

Offtopic :

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180 E BROAD ST

The scene of another kimba brush with security, well around the corner on 4th St in front of one of the side entrances. In summer 2010 I was in line there waiting to go into a Strickland for Governor fundraising luncheon at the Athenaeum next door, featuring Pres Obama. Everyone was dressed to the 9's and people were asking people to take their pictures. I was taking a couple's picture, on the sidewalk mind you, not deliberately aiming at the building, when I got a stern warning from security not to take pictures of the building. I should probably write my attorney's number on my arm before I go to these events in case I end up in the hoosegow. :lol:

kate520 · **Posted:** Sun Jul 22, 2012 1:05 pm

Yeah, you lOOk so dangerous! :roll:

kimba · **Joined:** Tue Sep 08, 2009 3:24 pm **Posts:** 6626

The bottom of my shoe came off as I was leaving that event, also, too. Cute satin heels, but they let me down. After hobbling half a block on a broken, floppuy shoe, I sucked it up and walked barefoot back to the Statehouse parking lot. Come to think of it, I got the stinkeye from the State Patrol guys at the Statehouse that day too, walking barefooted through the Statehouse. It's an adventure for anyone who goes anywhere with me. Somethins gonna go wrong. But you already knew that! :-$

verbalobe · **Posted:** Sun Jul 22, 2012 1:19 pm

Offtopic :

kimba wrote:

I should probably write my attorney's number on my arm before I go to these events in case I end up in the hoosegow. :lol:

I know an experienced attorney.

Oh wait... she specializes in marijuana civil disobedience cases...

AnitaMaria · **Joined:** Tue Mar 29, 2011 5:41 pm **Posts:** 2096

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But she has been known to trudge through the halls of power unshod, just like kimba!

Sequoia32 · **Posted:** Sun Jul 22, 2012 6:27 pm

kimba wrote:

Offtopic :

I was taking a couple's picture, on the sidewalk mind you, not deliberately aiming at the building, when I got a stern warning from security not to take pictures of the building.

Sorry I'm so stupid, kimba, but why couldn't you take a pic of the building? You all were there, so the Presidential Presence wasn't a secret.

DaveMuckey · **Posted:** Sun Jul 22, 2012 7:09 pm

Sequoia32 wrote:

kimba wrote:

Offtopic :

I was taking a couple's picture, on the sidewalk mind you, not deliberately aiming at the building, when I got a stern warning from security not to take pictures of the building.

Sorry I'm so stupid, kimba, but why couldn't you take a pic of the building? You all were there, so the Presidential Presence wasn't a secret.

Short answer: 911

Longer answer: There's a catalog of things you can't take pictures of including mass transit facilities, federal buildings and in some cases, public gathering places. Pretty much depends on how gung ho the LEO is.

A Legal Lohengrin · **Joined:** Tue Oct 26, 2010 9:56 pm **Posts:** 9327

DaveMuckey wrote:

Sequoia32 wrote:

kimba wrote:

Offtopic :

I was taking a couple's picture, on the sidewalk mind you, not deliberately aiming at the building, when I got a stern warning from security not to take pictures of the building.

Sorry I'm so stupid, kimba, but why couldn't you take a pic of the building? You all were there, so the Presidential Presence wasn't a secret.

Short answer: 911

Longer answer: There's a catalog of things you can't take pictures of including mass transit facilities, federal buildings and in some cases, public gathering places. Pretty much depends on how gung ho the LEO is.

And how ignorant or contemptuous of the basic civil liberties in a free society the LEO is.

kimba · **Joined:** Tue Sep 08, 2009 3:24 pm **Posts:** 6626

Sequoia32 wrote:

kimba wrote:

Offtopic :

I was taking a couple's picture, on the sidewalk mind you, not deliberately aiming at the building, when I got a stern warning from security not to take pictures of the building.

Sorry I'm so stupid, kimba, but why couldn't you take a pic of the building? You all were there, so the Presidential Presence wasn't a secret.

Pics of the building the President was going to be in, no problem. Pics of the building where the SoS office is, the guard didn't like. I don't know why. I think Loh's right, but I didn't want to make a fuss. The building's on Google street view. Whatever.

Frankly, I'm more disturbed I have something in common with Orly! =))

Sugar Magnolia · **Posted:** Sun Jul 22, 2012 8:23 pm

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In Turkey, you apparently aren't supposed to take photos of soldiers either.Of course, my oldest daughter, who was teaching in Turkey at the time, did anyway and this is what happened:
I was walking around downtown Istanbul while taking some pictures. I started at the Big Bazaar and made my way slowly to the city center. The view from atop with all the mosques is absolutely amazing. I slowly made my way to Sultanahmet. I didn't really have a plan or a guide other than to just walk until I got tired or bored. I made it up to the gate and took a few pictures of the fountain and the walls themselves. I know you aren't supposed to take pictures of soldiers, so I took a picture of a dog and managed to frame a Turkish soldier in the background (without it looking like I was taking one of him.) When I stood up, I saw a guy dressed in something dark. He had military shells across his chest, and an army looking hat. He was walking calmly and directly and no one seemed alarmed, so I waited until he passed me a little to take a picture. As I took the shot, I heard him yell at one of the soldiers. I looked over right as he shot the first one. The soldier went down, and I heard a second shot. Another soldier came running and at that point I booked it out of there. As I ran off, some locals grabbed me and moved me behind a building. For the next hour, we heard back and forth gun fire. Eventually, it died down when they got him. From there on out it was reporters, cops,and paper work. So.. in a nutshell, that is my brush with terrorism. The picture I took is all over the place, which is a little weird to see. (But, also really freaking awesome.)
The photo she took, which wound up on all the news wires is here http://nerdgirlrising.typepad.com/.a/6a ... 970c-800wi
They also put several photos of her in the papers over the next few days, calling her a hero, and she had media camped out in front of her apt for week.

ZekeB · **Posted:** Mon Jul 23, 2012 12:22 am

kate520 wrote:

Yeah, you lOOk so dangerous! :roll:

Don't sell her short. I could just sense the danger. I wasn't against a building either. 8-)

Whatever4 · **Posted:** Mon Jul 23, 2012 1:55 am

ZekeB wrote:

kate520 wrote:

Yeah, you lOOk so dangerous! :roll:

Don't sell her short. I could just sense the danger. I wasn't against a building either. 8-)

I do know she could beat the #%^* out of me...

ZekeB · **Posted:** Mon Jul 23, 2012 2:10 am

Whatever4 wrote:

ZekeB wrote:

kate520 wrote:

Yeah, you lOOk so dangerous! :roll:

Don't sell her short. I could just sense the danger. I wasn't against a building either. 8-)

I do know she could beat the #%^* out of me...

Maybe. Though a meanie she is not.

brommbaer · **Joined:** Sun Sep 11, 2011 4:51 pm **Posts:** 140

DaveMuckey wrote:

Sequoia32 wrote:

kimba wrote:

Offtopic :

I was taking a couple's picture, on the sidewalk mind you, not deliberately aiming at the building, when I got a stern warning from security not to take pictures of the building.

Sorry I'm so stupid, kimba, but why couldn't you take a pic of the building? You all were there, so the Presidential Presence wasn't a secret.

Short answer: 911

Longer answer: There's a catalog of things you can't take pictures of including mass transit facilities, federal buildings and in some cases, public gathering places. Pretty much depends on how gung ho the LEO is.

Now this is, unfortunately, where the US has become a lot like the old Soviet Union (I lived there for three years in the early 80ies). Not the health insurance.

kimba · **Joined:** Tue Sep 08, 2009 3:24 pm **Posts:** 6626

Whatever4 wrote:

ZekeB wrote:

kate520 wrote:

Yeah, you lOOk so dangerous! :roll:

Don't sell her short. I could just sense the danger. I wasn't against a building either. 8-)

I do know she could beat the #%^* out of me...

1Lishell · **Joined:** Fri Feb 20, 2009 7:51 pm **Posts:** 342

kimba wrote:

After hobbling half a block on a broken, floppuy shoe, I sucked it up and walked barefoot back to the Statehouse parking lot. Come to think of it, I got the stinkeye from the State Patrol guys at the Statehouse that day too, walking barefooted through the Statehouse.

I'm surprised they didn't tase you for that. When I interned there as an undergrad, leadership spent more time worrying about the statehouse's appearance than they did about actually governing. Come to think of it, that was probably a good thing.

Falsehoods unchallenged only fester and grow.

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