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: ScoplawDay of Unexpected Victories, Month of Unexpected Surprises.
By Scoplaw
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The Red Sox have brought the ALCS to 2-3, with their second victory over the Tampa Bay Rays.I won on a series of 4 cases, through different means, including my first felony (Battery on a Law Enforcement Officer.) **Life in Juvie is exhausting but good. I'm still in the learning curve/organizing my files curve/finding out where the hell things are curve. Basically that means I'm pulling 10-14 hour days, but not for much longer I think. Bess is stranded up at my friend The Mayor's house (we drained the carbs, charged the battery, and she just won't start. So I'm driving my beat up car into work (not really wanting to bicycle home at 10pm). I haven't driven to work since the summer of 06. And prior to that, it was the summer of 04...continue to full postFull post as published by Scoplaw on October 17, 2008 (boomark / email).
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