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Here comes the judge

Yes, Gunner DeLay confirms, he hopes to use his appointment as prosecutor for the next two years to catapult him to a judgeship.

Posted by Max Brantley on November 29, 2006 05:42 AM | Permalink

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Why do I smell odors of John Ashcroft on this thing?

Does this mean in Ft Republican that building contractors, lawn service companies, and Tyson plants are gonna close up because DeLay will lock up illegal surplus labor?

Posted by: Lwood | November 29, 2006 08:13 AM

Before he was brutally murdered in the prison shower Jeffrey Dahmer was planning on relocating to FS when he got out. Rumor has it Fidel Castro is getting cancer treatment at Campo De No Fumar Hospital in FS, the same hospital that Susan Alamo faked her death in.

Some rich dude in Fianna Hills is trying to buy the bones of John Wilkes Booth from the government and Mark Foley just applied for a job at Sear in Central Mall.

Gunner just proves not only is Life Worth Living in Fort Smith, but also Political Death is Worth Living in Fort Smith. What a funny, crazy, wacky town this is!

Posted by: Deathbyinches | November 29, 2006 10:56 AM

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