Friday, April 30, 2004
Frank and I must be alike in some ways... or think along the same lines at some points.
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To Mikes post of:
"2004-04-30 - 1:27 a.m.
Eine halbe Tasse Staubzucker Ein Viertel Teel�ffel Salz Eine Messerspitze t�rkisches Haschisch Ein halbes Pfund Butter Ein Teel�ffel Vanillenzucker Ein halbes Pfund Mehl Einhundertf�nfzig Gramm gemahlene N�sse Ein wenig extra Staubzucker ... und keine Eier In eine Sch�ssel geben Butter einr�hren Gemahlene N�sse zugeben und Den Teig verkneten Augenballgro�e St�cke vom Teig formen Im Staubzucker w�lzen und Sagt die Zauberw�rter Simsalbimbamba Saladu Saladim Auf ein gefettetes Backblech legen und Bei zweihundert Grad f�r f�nfzehn Minuten backen ...und KEINE EIER Bei zweihundert Grad f�r f�nfzehn Minuten backen ...und Keine Eier..."
I must say... I agree
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"2004-04-30 - 1:27 a.m.
Eine halbe Tasse Staubzucker Ein Viertel Teel�ffel Salz Eine Messerspitze t�rkisches Haschisch Ein halbes Pfund Butter Ein Teel�ffel Vanillenzucker Ein halbes Pfund Mehl Einhundertf�nfzig Gramm gemahlene N�sse Ein wenig extra Staubzucker ... und keine Eier In eine Sch�ssel geben Butter einr�hren Gemahlene N�sse zugeben und Den Teig verkneten Augenballgro�e St�cke vom Teig formen Im Staubzucker w�lzen und Sagt die Zauberw�rter Simsalbimbamba Saladu Saladim Auf ein gefettetes Backblech legen und Bei zweihundert Grad f�r f�nfzehn Minuten backen ...und KEINE EIER Bei zweihundert Grad f�r f�nfzehn Minuten backen ...und Keine Eier..."
I must say... I agree
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Crazy french? people Go here then to the video's. I downloaded the first video, and these people are crazy jumper stuff... I almost wish I was that acrobatic
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Wednesday, April 28, 2004
Giants Give Collins His Walking Papers
I always thought Collins was a good quarterback... I have a fealing this manning kid is gonna get trampled on the first year of play if he starts. For a few reasons. 1) Giants dont have an offensive line
2) Pro football is a differnt level than college
3) Giants dont have an offensive line
4) Did I mention the giants dont have an offensive line???
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I always thought Collins was a good quarterback... I have a fealing this manning kid is gonna get trampled on the first year of play if he starts. For a few reasons. 1) Giants dont have an offensive line
2) Pro football is a differnt level than college
3) Giants dont have an offensive line
4) Did I mention the giants dont have an offensive line???
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Monday, April 26, 2004
Wednesday, April 21, 2004
I have had a few peopel ask me lately about starting up a web page. I got my domain name (bibbyism.com) through www.godaddy.com and my web site is hosted by www.bounceweb.com
Both sites can do both parts if you want, but it was cheaper then for me to do it that way. Check to see what gives you the best bang for your buck. There are also many other places out there that do this, they just happen to be who I used. Later!
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Both sites can do both parts if you want, but it was cheaper then for me to do it that way. Check to see what gives you the best bang for your buck. There are also many other places out there that do this, they just happen to be who I used. Later!
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Monday, April 19, 2004
If you read my blog, and dont talk to me on AIM or something you should start... I feal special when new people IM me that arent trying to tell me I need a penis enlargement, or to see there virgin webcam or whatever else spam they are sending...
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Tuesday, April 13, 2004
APP.COM - Owner jailed, dogs rescued after they were set afire What sick fucks there are! The article is followed:
Owner jailed, dogs rescued after they were set afire
Published in the Asbury Park Press 4/13/04
By A. SCOTT FERGUSON
TOMS RIVER BUREAU
SEASIDE HEIGHTS -- A 36-year-old Franklin Avenue man, accused of dousing his two dogs with a spray lubricant and setting them on fire, faces eight charges of animal cruelty, authorities said.
Shadow licks the face of Karen Crowley, a technician at Popcorn Park Zoo in Lacey. She holds Poppy. The dogs are being treated for burns, mainly to ears and face.
Anonymous tips to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals led investigators to Ronald Fredericks' apartment yesterday morning.
"We responded to that location and saw the conditions of the dogs and placed him under arrest," SPCA Investigator Scott Watkins said. Fredericks was arrested without incident, Watkins said.
Watkins said he had never before seen this type of abuse.
The dogs, a Pekingese named Poppy and a shepherd mix named Shadow, were taken to Popcorn Park Zoo in Lacey, where they were under treatment for burns and were expected to recover, said Dr. Sherry Podhayny, a veterinarian at the zoo, run by the Associated Humane Societies.
Shadow, believed to be about a year old, suffered the more severe burns with extensive damage to her ears and face, authorities said. Poppy's ears were also injured.
After being charged, Fredericks was taken to the Ocean County Jail, Toms River, in lieu of $5,000 bail.
The eight animal cruelty charges stem from a single incident two weeks ago, Watkins said. Each is considered a fourth-degree offense and carries a possible jail term of 18 months and a fine, Watkins said.
Watkins declined to discuss what prompted the attack.
Shadow, a shepherd mix, tends to Poppy, a Pekingese. Their owner was arrested yesterday.
Fredericks had adopted the Pekingese, a 2 1/2-year-old female, from a neighbor, investigators said. They did not know how he acquired the other dog.
Two anonymous complaints about dogs being burned led Watkins to the apartment. He said the animals had first been sprayed with the lubricant WD-40.
Friendly, not fearful
The dogs were being treated with pain medication and antibiotics late yesterday, Podhayny said. They have fleas and show signs of neglect and lack of basic care, she said.
"We were surprised, with the extensive suffering, that they would even come near us," Podhayny said. "With their ongoing pain, it's amazing that they will wag their tails. They are very stoic."
The zoo will keep the dogs for at least a week, she said, before finding new owners.
There have been several high-profile animal cruelty cases at the Shore in the last several months.
In Asbury Park, three teen-age boys were charged in January with beating a Jack Russell terrier and throwing it against a brick wall. The dog was in a coma for three days and temporarily blinded but has recovered.
In February, the last of three teen-agers pleaded guilty to killing several exotic birds at Popcorn Park during a vandalism spree last year. The three teens are to be sentenced Friday in state Superior Court in Toms River.
Penalties more severe
In recent years, the penalties for animal cruelty have increased. No longer a disorderly persons offense handled in a municipal court, it is now a crime that carries possible jail time, said Janine Motta, with the New Jersey Animal Rights Alliance in Englishtown.
Earlier this year, a repeat offender and anyone who kills an animal became subject to third-degree charges that could lead to jail terms of three to five years, Motta said.
Told about the charges in Sea-side Heights yesterday, Motta said she was surprised, and pleased, that Fredericks was charged with animal cruelty and not a disorderly persons offense.
"That's not usually a given," Motta said. "It's a surprise that they charged him with cruelty because if the animals don't die, it sometimes is filed as dis-orderly persons. There's no uniformity with this kind of act."
Fredericks is to appear before a judge today in state Superior Court, Toms River, authorities said.
A. Scott Ferguson: (732) 557-5740 or sferguson@app.com
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Owner jailed, dogs rescued after they were set afire
Published in the Asbury Park Press 4/13/04
By A. SCOTT FERGUSON
TOMS RIVER BUREAU
SEASIDE HEIGHTS -- A 36-year-old Franklin Avenue man, accused of dousing his two dogs with a spray lubricant and setting them on fire, faces eight charges of animal cruelty, authorities said.
Shadow licks the face of Karen Crowley, a technician at Popcorn Park Zoo in Lacey. She holds Poppy. The dogs are being treated for burns, mainly to ears and face.
Anonymous tips to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals led investigators to Ronald Fredericks' apartment yesterday morning.
"We responded to that location and saw the conditions of the dogs and placed him under arrest," SPCA Investigator Scott Watkins said. Fredericks was arrested without incident, Watkins said.
Watkins said he had never before seen this type of abuse.
The dogs, a Pekingese named Poppy and a shepherd mix named Shadow, were taken to Popcorn Park Zoo in Lacey, where they were under treatment for burns and were expected to recover, said Dr. Sherry Podhayny, a veterinarian at the zoo, run by the Associated Humane Societies.
Shadow, believed to be about a year old, suffered the more severe burns with extensive damage to her ears and face, authorities said. Poppy's ears were also injured.
After being charged, Fredericks was taken to the Ocean County Jail, Toms River, in lieu of $5,000 bail.
The eight animal cruelty charges stem from a single incident two weeks ago, Watkins said. Each is considered a fourth-degree offense and carries a possible jail term of 18 months and a fine, Watkins said.
Watkins declined to discuss what prompted the attack.
Shadow, a shepherd mix, tends to Poppy, a Pekingese. Their owner was arrested yesterday.
Fredericks had adopted the Pekingese, a 2 1/2-year-old female, from a neighbor, investigators said. They did not know how he acquired the other dog.
Two anonymous complaints about dogs being burned led Watkins to the apartment. He said the animals had first been sprayed with the lubricant WD-40.
Friendly, not fearful
The dogs were being treated with pain medication and antibiotics late yesterday, Podhayny said. They have fleas and show signs of neglect and lack of basic care, she said.
"We were surprised, with the extensive suffering, that they would even come near us," Podhayny said. "With their ongoing pain, it's amazing that they will wag their tails. They are very stoic."
The zoo will keep the dogs for at least a week, she said, before finding new owners.
There have been several high-profile animal cruelty cases at the Shore in the last several months.
In Asbury Park, three teen-age boys were charged in January with beating a Jack Russell terrier and throwing it against a brick wall. The dog was in a coma for three days and temporarily blinded but has recovered.
In February, the last of three teen-agers pleaded guilty to killing several exotic birds at Popcorn Park during a vandalism spree last year. The three teens are to be sentenced Friday in state Superior Court in Toms River.
Penalties more severe
In recent years, the penalties for animal cruelty have increased. No longer a disorderly persons offense handled in a municipal court, it is now a crime that carries possible jail time, said Janine Motta, with the New Jersey Animal Rights Alliance in Englishtown.
Earlier this year, a repeat offender and anyone who kills an animal became subject to third-degree charges that could lead to jail terms of three to five years, Motta said.
Told about the charges in Sea-side Heights yesterday, Motta said she was surprised, and pleased, that Fredericks was charged with animal cruelty and not a disorderly persons offense.
"That's not usually a given," Motta said. "It's a surprise that they charged him with cruelty because if the animals don't die, it sometimes is filed as dis-orderly persons. There's no uniformity with this kind of act."
Fredericks is to appear before a judge today in state Superior Court, Toms River, authorities said.
A. Scott Ferguson: (732) 557-5740 or sferguson@app.com
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Monday, April 12, 2004
So let me give a brief rightup on my vacation. Sheila, myself, a guy I work with (whom also goes by the name Scott) and his girlfriend went to the Outer Banks (OBX). It was a fun trip. It took roughly 8 hours each way of driving to get there. Anyway, on the trip we really didnt do much. Sheila and I went to the Wright Brothers Memorial Park, and to Jockeys Ridge. Jockeys Ridge by the way is just a HUGE mountain of sand. Besides those things Sheila and I just fished, watched TV, and ate... ate alot to say the least. Hrmm, what else is there to say, not to much. I would giove you a day by day account of what was happening, but I dont feal like typing that much. So with that I am leaving...
BIBBY OUT!
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BIBBY OUT!
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Saturday, April 10, 2004
I got home from my vacation today aroudn 3 this afternoon. TOmorrow or the next day I will wite up a post on that and post some pictures. But right now I just want to get one thing off my chest. Shadow died on this past monday. After being our faithful dog for 14 years, she passed on. I found out on tuesday and took it well, but it was very hard to come home and only find one dog there. So Shadow... You and your paw of death shall be missed...
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Thursday, April 08, 2004
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
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Saturday, April 03, 2004
Friday, April 02, 2004
So tomorrow (4-3-04) I leave for vacation. I dont no if I will have an internet connection from there or not, so you might not be able to get any updates from me for a week!!! John, Gerry and Matt better pick up for my slack! They each better blog at least one thing a day (could be as simple as a humorous news article which are most of my posts). Anyway... I am leaveing between 6 and 7 in the morning for a 8 to 9 hour drive... I cant wait! (please note lots of sarcasm, I really am not looking forward to the drive). Hopefully when I get home I will have a nice long blog post with lots and lots of pictures to share!!! Now I am gonna go finish packing...
BIBBY OUT!
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BIBBY OUT!
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