That's ... very strange. Each wants to know what the other has done? Each doesn't want to know? Are they…
She certainly seems well-versed enough!
You're changing the subject from surfing. And from peckerheads.
Rafiei update. On May 20, 2025, per Defendant’s motion, the court continued sentencing again to the same day as Ament’s…
Hmmm... that link is the "story behind the story", the actual story, by Eric Licas, is here: https://www.latimes.com/socal/daily-pilot/news/story/2025-05-14/lawsuits-filed-against-candidate-for-nmusd-school-board Yeah it…
LA Times Carol Cormaci gives judge riddle credit for breaking McElroy story. https://www.latimes.com/socal/daily-pilot/news/newsletter/2025-05-21/tn-dpt-me-timesoc-latest-news-in-orange-county-newport-mesa-school-board-election
Yeah well it’s pretty stupid, objectionable and agressive to claim you are a lifelong resident of a city you haven’t…
Without looking it up, do you even know what the term "Peckerhead" means? (Hint: it's not "dickhead.") There was a…
Sorry, but the ability to surf at all, let alone surf the Wedge, does not prove one's "Newport roots." I'll…
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Battle Royale brewing over ELEPHANT RIDES at the OC Fair. UPDATE – Victory! Rides ended; only Dave Ellis dissents.
Posted on March 22, 2012 | 63 Comments. It is SO important for kids to be able to ride on elephants at the Orange County Fair. How important is it? Important enough to justify torturing these sensitive […] -
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O.C. Fair Board paid over $1.3 million for plagiarized marketing campaign
Posted on June 21, 2009 | 7 CommentsArtwork courtesy of the O.C. Register “This year’s theme is “Think Big,” so the marketing agency hired by the fair — The Ball Park — provided characters holding a giant […]
The basis for the continuance set forth on a sloppily drafted pleading was judicial economy in light of Ament’s sentencing…