Saturday, December 25, 2010

Sen. Bob Menendez Writes Letter To Santa About Global Warming

http://www.thehotjoints.com/2010/12/24/sen-bob-menendez-writes-letter-to-santa-about-global-warming/?utm_source=feedburnerTHE+HOT+JOINTS&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+TheHotJoints+%28THE+HOT+JOINTS%29#

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Re: How to handle threatened litigation, 1974 edition

A classic CW! "Everything Changes.....Nothing Changes"....

Thanks for sharing!

Keith

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How to handle threatened litigation, 1974 edition

Posted: 24 Dec 2010 08:10 AM PST

This is classic. The Cleveland Browns football organization received the following letter, dated November 18, 1974:

Gentlemen:

I am one of your season ticket holders who attends or tries to attend every game. It appears one of the pastimes of several fans has become the sailing of paper airplanes generally made out of the game program. As you know, there is the risk of serious eye injury and perhaps an ear injury as a result of such airplanes. I am sure that this has been called to your attention and that several of your ushers and policemen witnessed the same.

Please be advised that since you are in a position to control or terminate such action on the part of fans, I will hold you responsible for any injury sustained by any person in my party attending one of your sporting events. It is hoped that this disrespectful and possibly dangerous activity will be terminated.

Very truly yours,

Roetzel & Andress

By Dale O. Cox

Go here, (link below) and then to the bottom of the post, to finally click on the image of the Cleveland Browns' response. Classic.

http://www.clevescene.com/64-and-counting/archives/2010/12/22/absolutely-epic-1974-letter-from-cleveland-browns-to-a-fan

My how society has changed in the past 26 years … PS – note in the comments that a person allegedly contacted Atty. Cox and verified the exchange.

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How to handle threatened litigation, 1974 edition

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How to handle threatened litigation, 1974 edition

Posted: 24 Dec 2010 08:10 AM PST

This is classic. The Cleveland Browns football organization received the following letter, dated November 18, 1974:

Gentlemen:
I am one of your season ticket holders who attends or tries to attend every game. It appears one of the pastimes of several fans has become the sailing of paper airplanes generally made out of the game program. As you know, there is the risk of serious eye injury and perhaps an ear injury as a result of such airplanes. I am sure that this has been called to your attention and that several of your ushers and policemen witnessed the same.
Please be advised that since you are in a position to control or terminate such action on the part of fans, I will hold you responsible for any injury sustained by any person in my party attending one of your sporting events. It is hoped that this disrespectful and possibly dangerous activity will be terminated.
Very truly yours,
Roetzel & Andress
By Dale O. Cox

Go here, (link below) and then to the bottom of the post, to finally click on the image of the Cleveland Browns' response. Classic.

http://www.clevescene.com/64-and-counting/archives/2010/12/22/absolutely-epic-1974-letter-from-cleveland-browns-to-a-fan

My how society has changed in the past 26 years … PS – note in the comments that a person allegedly contacted Atty. Cox and verified the exchange.

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The Brits are unbelievable

Speaking of TMI (Too Much Information):

Because of all that Global Warming white stuff clobbering England, the
UK Telegraph has contacted a Physics Prof to teach its bewildered
English readers how to make a snowball. According to Professor Peter
Main, Director of Education and Science at the Institute of Physics,
this is how to do it:

Step 1. Check the weather. Outdoor temperatures around 32F (0C) will
ensure the snow has the correct moisture content, a key component of the
perfect snowball. At lower temperatures, the snow may be too powdery,
containing more air and therefore less water, making it harder to pack
tightly into a ball.

Step 2. Wear gloves, not mittens. The individual fingers give gloves a
larger surface area and allow more heat to escape, thereby slightly
melting the snow as it is squeezed into a ball.

Step 3. Scoop up the snow with cupped hands. Typically, fresh,
uncompacted snow is between 90 and 95 per cent trapped air. To reduce
the air content and create a ball, slowly close your hands together
while rotating the trapped snow.

Step 4. Squeeze with increasing pressure: the snow should make muffled
cracking noises as the last of the air is squeezed from between the
snowflakes as they compress. Avoid excessive pressure or your snowball
might disintegrate under the stress. "The trick," says Prof Main, "is to
compress it enough to enable it to stick together, but not enough to
form lumps of ice".

Step 5. Make a small pile of snowballs, ensuring plenty of ammunition in
case of retaliation. Setting snowballs aside will also improve them, as
they recover from the melting caused by your body heat. As your missiles
slowly refreeze, they will become firmer still – deep and crisp and even.

Step 6. Throw first snowball.

If you have done it properly says Professor Main, it won't "disintegrate
mid-flight, but it should splatter on impact without causing damage."

I will issue a pop quiz on this material sometime tomorrow, and for
those who get a passing grade (70% correct), you will be presented with
an official certificate authorizing you to engage in snowball making, so
study hard JOMer's!

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