The Uncle Al show, R.I.P. Al Lewis and the Skipper Ryle Show. Both were local on Cincinnati tv. Also nationally we watched Captain Kangaroo and Bozo the Clown. Also does anybody remember Mr. Hop, he was a guy dressed up like a bunny?
Also the episode where they had a hippo out back by the "cement pond" and she thought it was a hog and had painted the cuts of meat on it's side.:laugh:
Hillbillies were the best, Granny and her gun and "spring tonic" and Jethro leaving a turkey carcass on the table. But as a comming of age young boy a close second were the three sisters bathing in the water tank of the train station and popping their heads up as they were introduded on Petticoat Junction.
Wife was coming home from Morehead where she works and swore that she was in a tornado. She pulled off the road and the wheels on one side of the van almost came off the ground.
If I was the judge I would give each parent alone with him for 10 min. each. I think that would satisfy them and do what they want to do to him. I'll bet he would never do it again.
Just upskirt pictures and an occasional
underware out of place picture I would pressume.
Yes it does. Just guessing, but I think he was just going to put them on his home computer for "personal use". Whatever excuse he will give will be pretty lame.
I am definately not condoning what he did, but would he be arrested and charged with the same crime if they were on the floor doing their routine and he was taking their picture with a high powered lens?:confused:
The weather will be fantastic in April and especially May. May I suggest Santa Claus, Indiana. They are about 2 hrs. west of Louisville off I-64, they have an amusement park with I believe a top 10 wooden roller coaster, a highly rated water park, they are family owned, and they have "Free Refills" on all their Pepsi products.
I know that this is a girls thread, but Frederick Freise boys got beat by Mea de Co. 50 to 9. There was a thread on here last week I believe that there girls team almost got beat by a hundred points.
It's not really the schools fault per se, it's the AAU teams and coaches and the friendships that are developed there, and it's companies in the local community offering jobs to the parent or parents. Those are 2 biggest contributers to transfers that I can see. And you can't really regulate either one without violating personal and civil laws.