I'm confused? I know sometimes it's easy to do, but during JOey's little waxing to smooth things over with EDith some things just don't jive. I thought JOey's first forte into politics was trying to get Doherty elected as Mayor? Also not only did it take him 54 years to find EDith, but isn't that when he voted for the first time in his life, correct? So was EDith like a returning adult student at college or what? I'm very happy and I suppose JOey is to, that EDith doesn't support the family with her research. Does that include her magic scanner? I wonder if the whole mental to emotional to intellectual, sometimes all at the same time is the new JOey LAnD Kama Sutra - scary!! So what happened to JOey's first wife? What makes EDith so special? He really did stand by her side when she was getting arrested and that time she got yelled at by the judge. Man I envy their relationship - NOT!!!!

Joe Pilchesky Posts: 170 Date: Nov 25 11:55 AM, 2007 Views: 13

Quote | Reply RE: Lyman got a bite at the lure at council muffin wrote: And maybe Joe P. just wants Dave OUT OF THE WAY. PERIOD. Think about it. Think about what? Beyond all that romantic, lovey-dovey stuff, my wife and I are best friends. It took me 54 years to find it. We constantly enjoy, and benefit from, a substantially high level of communication thatsegues from mental to emotional to intellectual, sometimes all at the same time. We don't juggle our interests in life, they're perfectly aligned and on the same page. While she was burning her bra on campus, I was here playing a role in destroying Jim McNulty's run for commissioner. We both enjoy this movement and will pursue it as far as we can. Twice I ran my motorcycle down the east coast, across the gulf and up the westside of the Mississippi, often running at 80 - 90 mph, and through every kind of weather possible.She was on the back and never uttered a complaint.She's a research nut and can find anything. She eats, sleeps and drinks loyalty, and she's German, so it's that dedicated type, whichdemands the same in return, or else. We will be a formidable voice in politics for a long time to come because we enjoy mutual support and interest. Independently, we're advocatesfor accountability, so together we're the perfect compliment necessary to get it. We're learning as we go and there's much to learn about politics, especially how ugly and dirty it is here with the steep involvement of the Lynetts.No one seems to be who they really are. I can't unveil our plans at this time, but take my word for it, we're in the attack mode. Doherty and his corruptkind are burrowed deepin the political landscape, feeling safe and untouchable having the courthouse and the feds in their back pocket.They're feelings are misplaced, it'll justtake more time, moneyand energy to get to them,but worth every bit of the effort. In the end, as is the case everywhere where corruption and free speech collide, free speech will still be standing when Doherty and his cronies are gone. And, gone they will be.