I don't have a brother but I do have an older sister. When you go to war with this family chef you go to war with all of us. Even the members you don't know. The "Fat Bastard" does not write this blog. I'm his "God Mother." When you politicize someone children you better be ready for war.
Keep digging your grave I have all the time in the world. I won't ever run for office or become involved in this rat hole town. Screwing with you is a sport and I enjoy it. It's a kin to a cat toying with a mouse. It's really too bad you don't write your own blog anymore. I guess your just another sock puppet. Ironic, isn't it.
Some old school love for our fins! Makes us want to take a trip to Catfish Dewey's......
It seems the Chef got some help in his kitchen.....Hmmmm.
Who could it be?
At the all important debate the Giant Douche seemed to get a leg up on the Turd Sandwich.
A few highlights from his days in Lake Worth.
Pee Pee Doorhangers
Lake Worth, OHWhen it comes to urinating in public, Lake Worth is No. 1.
“It’s a huge problem,” said Lake Worth Mayor Marc Drautz.
So huge that Drautz decided to use his neighborhood crime walks as an opportunity to remind residents not to use their city as a big outdoor toilet.
To do that, the mayor ordered up some door hangers. And being that Lake Worth is a city of many languages, he decided to point out this problem without relying on any words.
The computer image on the door hanger shows a stick figure standing the middle of a residential street.
“Don’t stand in the middle of the street?”
That’s what I said to myself when I saw the image, which was circled in red with a red slash through the middle of it.
But it turns out that what I thought was a dotted line in the middle of the road was actually supposed to represent staccato bursts emanating from the stick figure.
Computer whizzes don’t do clip art
Drautz admits that he, too, was confused when he first saw the door hanger.
“I thought it looked like somebody walking down the middle of the road,” he said.
The mayor called the effort a “first draft” and said that it’s just plain difficult finding computer clip art to remind people not to urinate in public.
Although, he said, even if people just think the door hanger is urging residents not to stand in the middle of the street, it isn’t a total loss.
“That’s not a bad message, either,” Drautz said.
Found in the Palm Beach Post
Confedrate flag flies over city hall...
Thursday, April 27, 2006 8:53:50 AM · by Guard Dog · 117 replies · 1,770+ views
Palm Beach Post ^ 4/27/06 Jane Musgrave
One of the most divisive symbols of the country's racist past — the Confederate flag — flew over Lake Worth City Hall on Wednesday without raising a peep of protest. Mayor Marc Drautz, who cleared the way for the symbol of the South to be hoisted, suggested that would-be protestors may not have recognized the red-and-white-striped flag for what it was. And, he acknowledged, that's just the way he wanted it. When the mayor, for a second year, gave Palm Beach County members of the Sons of Confederate Veterans the go-ahead to raise a flag to mark Confederate Memorial Day,...
Wife beats him in the street...
Marc Drautz of Lake Worth told police his wife, Yasmine, punched him in the face during an argument Saturday. Read more
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No mention of Exline.....An observation: At 12:28 AM the "Mothership" showed 83 users on-line. Do they think people really believe that?
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Wednesday, August 13, 2008
There is one indisputable truth about the dumping of sludge by West Palm Beach into a poor neighborhood: It wouldn't get dumped into an affluent neighborhood.
On Tuesday, The Post reported how West Palm Beach violated state law by sending sludge from the city's water plant into a canal north of the plant without a permit. Historically in Florida, water plants were built in poor neighborhoods, and West Palm Beach was no exception. The canal is in an African-American area; residents noted correctly that the city would not let it happen where residents are richer. Those in Pineapple Park, a racially mixed, blue-collar neighborhood that flooded during Hurricane Frances because of the city's ineptitude, would agree.
To make things worse, West Palm Beach was less than candid at first with state regulators who asked about the sludge dumping. It was another problem the city's utilities department wanted to hide, rather than fix. The regulators pointed out that even if the city had asked for a permit, the state would have said no. Having treated the neighborhood so badly, the least West Palm Beach could do is send a personal apology and a promise to do better. Mayor Lois Frankel owes those constituents a visit.
(source: http://www.palmbeachpost.com/opinion/content/opinion/epaper/2008/08/13/a10a_wpb_edit_0813.html)
"Jumping" John Jordan is back for another beating. It's great to see the Alien's put their work horse out on the track for one more race. Jordan almost bested Lindsey in the Mayoral race receiving 110 votes (3% of total) while Lindsey received 156 votes (4% of the total). Their combined totals forced the runoff between Drautz and Clemens. The Alien invaders must be counting on repeat success at forcing a runoff, which would greatly favor the incumbent Com. Cara Jennings.
To the readers who wanted alien patrol badges, we are looking into getting them made.
Do we really want West Palm Beach to supply Lake Worth with water?
