ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP/ABC News) - Police say they are investigating a
fight that broke out among a large crowd at a birthday party attended by
family members of former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin.

Anchorage police spokeswoman Jennifer Castro said Friday that police
responded to a report late last Saturday of a verbal and physical
altercation among about 20 people outside a home in south Anchorage.

Castro said she couldn't discuss specifics about what Palin relatives
were there or what role they might have had in the brawl.
However, a guest at the party told ABC News that daughter Bristol Palin
threw a right hook at a man.

“She was punching him in the face like six times; it was an assault if
I’ve ever seen one,� Eric Thompson said, adding that he was among 70
guests at the party. “It wasn’t a light punch either. She was really
hitting him. I’m surprised he just sat there and took it.�

Political blogger Amanda Coyne reported that Sarah Palin, along with
husband Todd and kids Bristol, Willow and Track, arrived in a stretch
Hummer and that the fighting started as the beer started flowing.

The Palin family was asked to leave the party after Track Palin, 21,
attacked another party guest who had previously dated his younger
sister, Willow Palin, Thompson said.

“I heard Sarah Palin yell do you know who I am? All of us could not
believe it. We thought we were watching an episode of Jerry Springer,�
he added.

Police said at the time of the incident, no one wanted to press charges
and no arrests were made. The case, however, remains under investigation.

Palin family attorney John Tiemessen was on a hunting trip Friday and
unavailable for comment.

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http://www.wjla.com/articles/2014/09...#ixzz3D9uRom7T


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Just wait until George Zimmerman marries into the Palin family.

On Fri, 12 Sep 2014 22:30:14 -0400, F*O*A*D wrote:

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP/ABC News) - Police say they are investigating a
fight that broke out among a large crowd at a birthday party attended by
family members of former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin.

Anchorage police spokeswoman Jennifer Castro said Friday that police
responded to a report late last Saturday of a verbal and physical
altercation among about 20 people outside a home in south Anchorage.

Castro said she couldn't discuss specifics about what Palin relatives
were there or what role they might have had in the brawl.
However, a guest at the party told ABC News that daughter Bristol Palin
threw a right hook at a man.

“She was punching him in the face like six times; it was an assault if
I’ve ever seen one,” Eric Thompson said, adding that he was among 70
guests at the party. “It wasn’t a light punch either. She was really
hitting him. I’m surprised he just sat there and took it.”

Political blogger Amanda Coyne reported that Sarah Palin, along with
husband Todd and kids Bristol, Willow and Track, arrived in a stretch
Hummer and that the fighting started as the beer started flowing.

The Palin family was asked to leave the party after Track Palin, 21,
attacked another party guest who had previously dated his younger
sister, Willow Palin, Thompson said.

“I heard Sarah Palin yell do you know who I am? All of us could not
believe it. We thought we were watching an episode of Jerry Springer,”
he added.

Police said at the time of the incident, no one wanted to press charges
and no arrests were made. The case, however, remains under investigation.

Palin family attorney John Tiemessen was on a hunting trip Friday and
unavailable for comment.

Read mo
http://www.wjla.com/articles/2014/09...#ixzz3D9uRom7T


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Just wait until George Zimmerman marries into the Palin family.

===

Translation: Harry still has the hots for Sarah Palin.

On 9/12/2014 11:54 PM, Wayne.B wrote:
Read mo
http://www.wjla.com/articles/2014/09...#ixzz3D9uRom7T


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Just wait until George Zimmerman marries into the Palin family.
===

Translation: Harry still has the hots for Sarah Palin.

And George Zimmerman.

On 9/12/14 11:54 PM, Wayne.B wrote:
On Fri, 12 Sep 2014 22:30:14 -0400, F*O*A*D wrote:

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP/ABC News) - Police say they are investigating a
fight that broke out among a large crowd at a birthday party attended by
family members of former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin.

Anchorage police spokeswoman Jennifer Castro said Friday that police
responded to a report late last Saturday of a verbal and physical
altercation among about 20 people outside a home in south Anchorage.

Castro said she couldn't discuss specifics about what Palin relatives
were there or what role they might have had in the brawl.
However, a guest at the party told ABC News that daughter Bristol Palin
threw a right hook at a man.

“She was punching him in the face like six times; it was an assault if
I’ve ever seen one,” Eric Thompson said, adding that he was among 70
guests at the party. “It wasn’t a light punch either. She was really
hitting him. I’m surprised he just sat there and took it.”

Political blogger Amanda Coyne reported that Sarah Palin, along with
husband Todd and kids Bristol, Willow and Track, arrived in a stretch
Hummer and that the fighting started as the beer started flowing.

The Palin family was asked to leave the party after Track Palin, 21,
attacked another party guest who had previously dated his younger
sister, Willow Palin, Thompson said.

“I heard Sarah Palin yell do you know who I am? All of us could not
believe it. We thought we were watching an episode of Jerry Springer,”
he added.

Police said at the time of the incident, no one wanted to press charges
and no arrests were made. The case, however, remains under investigation.

Palin family attorney John Tiemessen was on a hunting trip Friday and
unavailable for comment.

Read mo
http://www.wjla.com/articles/2014/09...#ixzz3D9uRom7T


- - -

Just wait until George Zimmerman marries into the Palin family.

===

Translation: Harry still has the hots for Sarah Palin.



Well, W'hine the Bankster, since most of your posts here apparently
consist of your 7th Grade insults of me, I suppose you have the hots for
me, as do your buddies, FlaJim, BAR, and most of the rest of the
right-wingers and right-wing racists, who do little else here.

You should explore the area around the Thimbles...there's really great
underwater rocks that might sink you at low tide.

In the meantime, enjoy another of the GOP's top spokeslady:

http://tinyurl.com/nbnxqcr

On Sat, 13 Sep 2014 11:49:36 -0400, F*O*A*D wrote:

You should explore the area around the Thimbles...there's really great
underwater rocks that might sink you at low tide.

===

Well thanks for the cruising advice Harry, maybe you actually did own
a boat at one time. Excuse me if you thought I was trying to insult
you, mostly just reciting facts that you seem to conveniently forget.
A highly educated etymologist like youself could probably explain to
us whether a recitation of facts, no matter how unfortunate they may
be, is truly an insult. By the way, Yale has no record of you ever
receiving a degree in etmology, or anything else for that matter. No
insult, just a statement of facts.

We've been going to the Thimble Islands for years as it turns out,
first time in August 1971 if my memory is correct, most recently two
days back in August. Beautiful place, looks a lot like the coast of
northeastern Maine. And yes there are rocks, lots of them, part of
the appeal actually since the islands themselves are little more than
overgrown rocks. And no, none of them has ever jumped up to bite us
- knock on wood and other superstitions.

Right now were headed back to Chesapeake Bay to see if we can find
your mythical lobster boat - should be there in a couple of days. Stop
by St Michaels and say hello if you get a chance.

On 9/13/14 6:50 PM, Wayne.B wrote:
On Sat, 13 Sep 2014 11:49:36 -0400, F*O*A*D wrote:

You should explore the area around the Thimbles...there's really great
underwater rocks that might sink you at low tide.

===

Well thanks for the cruising advice Harry, maybe you actually did own
a boat at one time. Excuse me if you thought I was trying to insult
you, mostly just reciting facts that you seem to conveniently forget.
A highly educated etymologist like youself could probably explain to
us whether a recitation of facts, no matter how unfortunate they may
be, is truly an insult. By the way, Yale has no record of you ever
receiving a degree in etmology, or anything else for that matter. No
insult, just a statement of facts.

We've been going to the Thimble Islands for years as it turns out,
first time in August 1971 if my memory is correct, most recently two
days back in August. Beautiful place, looks a lot like the coast of
northeastern Maine. And yes there are rocks, lots of them, part of
the appeal actually since the islands themselves are little more than
overgrown rocks. And no, none of them has ever jumped up to bite us
- knock on wood and other superstitions.

Right now were headed back to Chesapeake Bay to see if we can find
your mythical lobster boat - should be there in a couple of days. Stop
by St Michaels and say hello if you get a chance.



Your love for me is overwhelming, W'hine, and your ardor for me
obviously is much greater than my love of Sarah Palin.

Etymology is a course of study.

As for the Thimbles, there are some interesting rocks underwater between
the islands, and some of them are barely beneath the surface at low
tide. Perhaps you'll hug the Connecticut shoreline between West Haven
and Milford. Even more rocks.

BTW, what sorts of criminal enterprises did you engage in or facilitate
while you and your employers at Citibank were robbing the public?

On Sat, 13 Sep 2014 19:33:24 -0400, F*O*A*D wrote:

BTW, what sorts of criminal enterprises did you engage in or facilitate
while you and your employers at Citibank were robbing the public?

===

We IT manager were consulted almost daily about corporate loan policy
and other high level decisions. They valued our abilty to express
everything in technical terms that they couldn't understand. Of more
relevance to you was the Corporate Collections System that we managed
among other things. The collections app was designed to track dead
beats that had defaulted on their loan payments, a subject that you
seem to know quite a lot about.

On Saturday, September 13, 2014 6:50:23 PM UTC-4, Wayne. B wrote:

Right now were headed back to Chesapeake Bay to see if we can find

your mythical lobster boat - should be there in a couple of days. Stop

by St Michaels and say hello if you get a chance.


That ****ing coward wont go anywhere near you. A convenient excuse will prevail.

krause will be too busy in the basement, jerking off over thoughts of his new " Silencer ". LOL

On Sat, 13 Sep 2014 19:08:19 -0400, wrote:

On Sat, 13 Sep 2014 18:50:23 -0400, Wayne.B
wrote:

On Sat, 13 Sep 2014 11:49:36 -0400, F*O*A*D wrote:

You should explore the area around the Thimbles...there's really great
underwater rocks that might sink you at low tide.

===

Well thanks for the cruising advice Harry, maybe you actually did own
a boat at one time. Excuse me if you thought I was trying to insult
you, mostly just reciting facts that you seem to conveniently forget.
A highly educated etymologist like youself could probably explain to
us whether a recitation of facts, no matter how unfortunate they may
be, is truly an insult. By the way, Yale has no record of you ever
receiving a degree in etmology, or anything else for that matter. No
insult, just a statement of facts.

We've been going to the Thimble Islands for years as it turns out,
first time in August 1971 if my memory is correct, most recently two
days back in August. Beautiful place, looks a lot like the coast of
northeastern Maine. And yes there are rocks, lots of them, part of
the appeal actually since the islands themselves are little more than
overgrown rocks. And no, none of them has ever jumped up to bite us
- knock on wood and other superstitions.

Right now were headed back to Chesapeake Bay to see if we can find
your mythical lobster boat - should be there in a couple of days. Stop
by St Michaels and say hello if you get a chance.


If you get down around St Jerome's Creek, stop in and see Christy and
Michael at Buzz's Marina

This is my oldest nieces kid on vocals

http://vimeo.com/105375761


===

Looks like almost as much of a navigation challenge as the mighty
Estero River. :-)

Here are some reviews from "activecaptain.com" :

---

Date: 2013-12-06
Captain: CaptRichie, Ridge and Chesapeake Beach (20)

Facility has changed so much in 10 years that it's worth revisit for
35' or less power vessel - do not recommend sail with over 4' MLW and
do not recomment Winter Season. Otherwise is a rare find for fishing
vessels (gas). Strongest point is small ( 12- 30'
trailered/stored/slipped/recreational use. Need transportation for
food. Price for stay and basic services very good. Some transient
sails lay over just beyond entrance, very risky - advise sail on to
Solomons or Point Look Out Marina in Smith Creek as channel is
extremely trickly, and fast moving fishing traffic constant. Albiet
freshly dreged, for first timer, power boat only during the day!
Otherwise, a rartified facility, Mike Henderson, Owner, as good aas it
gets. Forget Channel 16! Call him on telephone, see
www.buzzsmarina.com.

---

Date: 2012-08-28
Captain: Brian Bills+, Solomons Island, Md (104)

Buzz's isn't a fancy, high end place with all the amenities but if you
need to fuel your fishing boat, grab some ice, or you're looking for a
quiet place to berth, this is a nice spot. The owners live on site and
are available 90+ percent of the time. The slips are uncovered and
they have both open and covered storage on the hard. Check your draft
before coming in, though. St. Jeromes can be a bit tricky at low tide
if you draw more than about three or four feet.

---

On Sat, 13 Sep 2014 19:52:33 -0400, wrote:

On Sat, 13 Sep 2014 19:45:16 -0400, Wayne.B
wrote:

On Sat, 13 Sep 2014 19:08:19 -0400, wrote:

On Sat, 13 Sep 2014 18:50:23 -0400, Wayne.B
wrote:

On Sat, 13 Sep 2014 11:49:36 -0400, F*O*A*D wrote:

You should explore the area around the Thimbles...there's really great
underwater rocks that might sink you at low tide.

===

Well thanks for the cruising advice Harry, maybe you actually did own
a boat at one time. Excuse me if you thought I was trying to insult
you, mostly just reciting facts that you seem to conveniently forget.
A highly educated etymologist like youself could probably explain to
us whether a recitation of facts, no matter how unfortunate they may
be, is truly an insult. By the way, Yale has no record of you ever
receiving a degree in etmology, or anything else for that matter. No
insult, just a statement of facts.

We've been going to the Thimble Islands for years as it turns out,
first time in August 1971 if my memory is correct, most recently two
days back in August. Beautiful place, looks a lot like the coast of
northeastern Maine. And yes there are rocks, lots of them, part of
the appeal actually since the islands themselves are little more than
overgrown rocks. And no, none of them has ever jumped up to bite us
- knock on wood and other superstitions.

Right now were headed back to Chesapeake Bay to see if we can find
your mythical lobster boat - should be there in a couple of days. Stop
by St Michaels and say hello if you get a chance.


If you get down around St Jerome's Creek, stop in and see Christy and
Michael at Buzz's Marina

This is my oldest nieces kid on vocals

http://vimeo.com/105375761


===

Looks like almost as much of a navigation challenge as the mighty
Estero River. :-)

Here are some reviews from "activecaptain.com" :

---

Date: 2013-12-06
Captain: CaptRichie, Ridge and Chesapeake Beach (20)

Facility has changed so much in 10 years that it's worth revisit for
35' or less power vessel - do not recommend sail with over 4' MLW and
do not recomment Winter Season. Otherwise is a rare find for fishing
vessels (gas). Strongest point is small ( 12- 30'
trailered/stored/slipped/recreational use. Need transportation for
food. Price for stay and basic services very good. Some transient
sails lay over just beyond entrance, very risky - advise sail on to
Solomons or Point Look Out Marina in Smith Creek as channel is
extremely trickly, and fast moving fishing traffic constant. Albiet
freshly dreged, for first timer, power boat only during the day!
Otherwise, a rartified facility, Mike Henderson, Owner, as good aas it
gets. Forget Channel 16! Call him on telephone, see
www.buzzsmarina.com.

---

Date: 2012-08-28
Captain: Brian Bills+, Solomons Island, Md (104)

Buzz's isn't a fancy, high end place with all the amenities but if you
need to fuel your fishing boat, grab some ice, or you're looking for a
quiet place to berth, this is a nice spot. The owners live on site and
are available 90+ percent of the time. The slips are uncovered and
they have both open and covered storage on the hard. Check your draft
before coming in, though. St. Jeromes can be a bit tricky at low tide
if you draw more than about three or four feet.

---

It shouldn't be hard for a salty old dog like you. If you let me know
ahead of time, I might be able to get you a fire boat welcome ;-)

(Well at least a couple of Christy's kids in the dock with garden
hoses anyway).

===

I'll have to study up on boat levitation and channel seeking. I'd
hate to leave the kids waiting on the dock for us while we were
waiting for the tide to float us off.