Missing...
 

....from President-Elect Biden's CORONA-19 task force:

sons
sons in law
daughters
daughters in law
sisters
golf buddies
people without credentials

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*Expand the Supreme Court!*

Missing...
 

On 11/10/20 8:00 AM, Keyser Söze wrote:
...from President-Elect Biden's CORONA-19 task force

sons
sons in law
daughters
daughters in law
sisters
golf buddies
people without credentials

--
*Expand the Supreme Court!*

Also missing from Krause and Associates

*Associates

Apparently, all the out of this world benefits he was offering weren't
enough to get anyone to join his firm. It was Just Fat Harry and his
janitor, Karen

Missing...
 

On 11/10/20 8:27 AM, Justan O. wrote:
On 11/10/20 8:00 AM, Keyser Söze wrote:
...from President-Elect Biden's CORONA-19 task force

sons
sons in law
daughters
daughters in law
sisters
golf buddies
people without credentials

--
*Expand the Supreme Court!*

Also missing from Krause and Associates
*Associates

Apparently, all the out of this world benefits he was offering weren't
enough to get anyone to join his firm. It was Just Fat Harry and his
janitor, Karen


The discussion was about Biden and some of his early appointees, but
since you brought it up, what high-level civilian employment was held by
you and your wife? You fixed lawnmowers*, right, and what did your wife
do, work as a greeter at Wal-Mart? Thank goodness for the Navy, right,
because without it, you'd still be pumping gas at a Jenney station.

Hey, have you been traveling the country a lot in your RV bus, exposing
yourselves and others to COVID-19?

* Hey, I fixed lawnmowers, too, when I was about 11 year ago, in a far
corner of my dad's shop. Also got to assemble Lambretta motor scooters,
which arrived from Italy in wood crates and were only about 80% put
together to save space. So, I could have done your civilian employment
job while I was in grammar and junior high.


--
*Expand the Supreme Court!*

Missing...
 

On 11/10/20 9:03 AM, Keyser Söze wrote:
On 11/10/20 8:27 AM, Justan O. wrote:
On 11/10/20 8:00 AM, Keyser Söze wrote:
...from President-Elect Biden's CORONA-19 task force

sons
sons in law
daughters
daughters in law
sisters
golf buddies
people without credentials

--
*Expand the Supreme Court!*

Also missing from Krause and Associates
*Associates

Apparently, all the out of this world benefits he was offering weren't
enough to get anyone to join his firm. It was Just Fat Harry and his
janitor, Karen


The discussion was about Biden and some of his early appointees, but
since you brought it up, what high-level civilian employment was held by
you and your wife? You fixed lawnmowers*, right, and what did your wife
do, work as a greeter at Wal-Mart? Thank goodness for the Navy, right,
because without it, you'd still be pumping gas at a Jenney station.

Hey, have you been traveling the country a lot in your RV bus, exposing
yourselves and others to COVID-19?

* Hey, I fixed lawnmowers, too, when I was about 11 year ago, in a far
corner of my dad's shop. Also got to assemble Lambretta motor scooters,
which arrived from Italy in wood crates and were only about 80% put
together to save space. So, I could have done your civilian employment
job while I was in grammar and junior high.


--
*Expand the Supremesuccessful.

There's no place for lawn mowers and 2nd rate imported scooters in a busy
boat shop. Besides at 11 you were too busy squeezing pustules to be
struggling with mechanical things.

Missing...
 

On 11/10/20 9:15 AM, Justan O. wrote:
On 11/10/20 9:03 AM, Keyser Söze wrote:
On 11/10/20 8:27 AM, Justan O. wrote:
On 11/10/20 8:00 AM, Keyser Söze wrote:
...from President-Elect Biden's CORONA-19 task force

sons
sons in law
daughters
daughters in law
sisters
golf buddies
people without credentials

--
*Expand the Supreme Court!*

Also missing from Krause and Associates
*Associates

Apparently, all the out of this world benefits he was offering weren't
enough to get anyone to join his firm. It was Just Fat Harry and his
janitor, Karen


The discussion was about Biden and some of his early appointees, but
since you brought it up, what high-level civilian employment was held by
you and your wife? You fixed lawnmowers*, right, and what did your
wife do, work as a greeter at Wal-Mart? Thank goodness for the Navy,
right, because without it, you'd still be pumping gas at a Jenney
station.

Hey, have you been traveling the country a lot in your RV bus,
exposing yourselves and others to COVID-19?

* Hey, I fixed lawnmowers, too, when I was about 11 year ago, in a far
corner of my dad's shop. Also got to assemble Lambretta motor
scooters, which arrived from Italy in wood crates and were only about
80% put together to save space. So, I could have done your civilian
employment job while I was in grammar and junior high.


--
*Expand the Supremesuccessful.

There's no place for lawn mowers and 2nd rate imported scooters in a busy
boat shop. Besides at 11 you were too busy squeezing pustules to be
struggling with mechanical things.


When my dad first opened his boat shop after WWII, it was located on
Water Street, near the train station, in New Haven. He was also a
franchised dealer back then for Indian motorcycles, Cushman scooters,
and I forgot the brand name, but some line of lawn mowers.

Some years later, when I was in grade school, he built a new showroom,
store, and shop on the main commercial U.S. highway outside of New
Haven. He kept the Cushman line and the lawnmowers, because the Cushman
sales were year-around, and helped him keep his shop employees on the
payroll in the winter. The Cushman scooters never evolved much, and
sometime in the 1950s, Vespa and Lambretta scooters starting taking over
the market, especially with the college students in the New Haven area.
So he dropped Cushman and took on Lambretta. They were pretty nice
scooters, actually, with 125 or 150 cc motors. I drove one around
whenever I could, illegally, of course, because I was too young for a
Connecticut license. They were really nice looking scooters for their
time, and great magnets for teen-aged girls.

Oh, sorry, I never had acne. Ever. What do you do with the
syphillis-related pustules that pockmock your face?



--
*Expand the Supreme Court!*

Missing...
 

On 11/10/20 9:28 AM, Keyser Söze wrote:
On 11/10/20 9:15 AM, Justan O. wrote:
On 11/10/20 9:03 AM, Keyser Söze wrote:
On 11/10/20 8:27 AM, Justan O. wrote:
On 11/10/20 8:00 AM, Keyser Söze wrote:
...from President-Elect Biden's CORONA-19 task force

sons
sons in law
daughters
daughters in law
sisters
golf buddies
people without credentials

--
*Expand the Supreme Court!*

Also missing from Krause and Associates
*Associates

Apparently, all the out of this world benefits he was offering weren't
enough to get anyone to join his firm. It was Just Fat Harry and his
janitor, Karen


The discussion was about Biden and some of his early appointees, but
since you brought it up, what high-level civilian employment was held by
you and your wife? You fixed lawnmowers*, right, and what did your
wife do, work as a greeter at Wal-Mart? Thank goodness for the Navy,
right, because without it, you'd still be pumping gas at a Jenney
station.

Hey, have you been traveling the country a lot in your RV bus,
exposing yourselves and others to COVID-19?

* Hey, I fixed lawnmowers, too, when I was about 11 year ago, in a far
corner of my dad's shop. Also got to assemble Lambretta motor
scooters, which arrived from Italy in wood crates and were only about
80% put together to save space. So, I could have done your civilian
employment job while I was in grammar and junior high.


--
*Expand the Supremesuccessful.

There's no place for lawn mowers and 2nd rate imported scooters in a busy
boat shop. Besides at 11 you were too busy squeezing pustules to be
struggling with mechanical things.


When my dad first opened his boat shop after WWII, it was located on
Water Street, near the train station, in New Haven. He was also a
franchised dealer back then for Indian motorcycles, Cushman scooters,
and I forgot the brand name, but some line of lawn mowers.

Some years later, when I was in grade school, he built a new showroom,
store, and shop on the main commercial U.S. highway outside of New
Haven. He kept the Cushman line and the lawnmowers, because the Cushman
sales were year-around, and helped him keep his shop employees on the
payroll in the winter. The Cushman scooters never evolved much, and
sometime in the 1950s, Vespa and Lambretta scooters starting taking over
the market, especially with the college students in the New Haven area.
So he dropped Cushman and took on Lambretta. They were pretty nice
scooters, actually, with 125 or 150 cc motors. I drove one around
whenever I could, illegally, of course, because I was too young for a
Connecticut license. They were really nice looking scooters for their
time, and great magnets for teen-aged girls.

Oh, sorry, I never had acne. Ever. What do you do with the
syphillis-related pustules that pockmock your face?



--
*protect the Supreme Court!*

Yawn