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5 Ways I Spent My Summer between 5th and 6th Grades

By Dick Cheney

1. The first thing I did this summer was chop down old lady Smith's cherry tree next door. It was making a mess of our driveway and the leaves were a pain to rake. I hate trees anyway. When Mrs. Smith asked me what happened to it, I told her that it was never there to begin with. She's kind of senile. This fall I'm going to uproot her flowers.

2. My friend Jane and I decided that since our parents weren't giving us enough allowance, we should make our own money. We started a lemonade stand. There was another stand down the block, but somehow a whole wad of dirt got into their pitcher (it was really cool because they never saw me throw it). Our stand then did really well. But when Jane said I wasn't splitting the money fairly, somehow her mother found out about the cigarettes Jane kept in her doll box and Jane got grounded for the rest of summer. Then I really started to make some money off it. Also, I learned that you don't really need to put lemons in the pitcher, you can just use yellowish water and a little bleach.

3. I got really, really mad at that Timmy Smith when he wouldn't let me have his toy truck. So I decided to get rid of him. I told Butch, the big guy down the street, that Timmy had beat me up for no reason, and I told Butch I might forget about the five dollars he owed me if, you know, something bad happened to Timmy. It was really cool because a day later Timmy's arms were all broken. Now he can't play with the truck, so I have it.

4. Speaking of Butch, I was kind of afraid that he might tell someone about Timmy, so I made an anonymous phone call to the police about the firecrackers in his back yard and also the liquor he was keeping in the garage. They sent him off to some juvenile camp. Now his handicapped mother has no one to go shopping for her, but the only sad part is that I guess I'll never get my five dollars back.

5. By the end of August I was getting really tired of my friends so I built a small detention center behind the garage. When Bobby Stevens said that he was going to tell on me for stepping on the cat's tail, I put him in and wouldn't let him out until he promised never to say anything bad about me again. Plus I got a twenty dollar reward from the police, because Bobby's mom had called them after the first week he was gone. All in all, it was a fun summer!

Source : www.DuckCheney.com

because…

* One mistake and you have to support it for the rest of your life. (Michael Sinz)
* Once you get started, you’ll only stop because you’re exhausted.
* It takes another experienced person to really appreciate what you’re doing.
* Conversely, there’s some odd people who pride themselves on their lack of experience.
* You can do it for money or for fun.

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this article is by Peter Harkins.

ok .... now i can strike off one more from my TODO list

The 2006 edition of the yearbook at Phillipsburg High School showed a little bit more than school spirit, and now is a tad thinner for it.

School officials ripped a page out of hundreds of students' yearbooks because it contained a photograph that showed a student's underwear.

The picture on page 224 showed a female student wearing a skirt and sitting on a desk during a play; a bit of her underwear could be seen.

"The picture was questionable," said school superintendent H. Gordon Pethick. "It's the best way I can describe it."

Pethick said a relative of the student asked for the picture to be removed, so officials took it out of hundreds of copies of the yearbook.

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This article about a 22 yr old British hacker, also known on the internet to security experts by the infamous handle 'irhabi007' nabbed couple of months ago, comes to light after the arrest of 17 ppl in Canada related to suspicious activities.

For almost two years, intelligence services around the world tried to uncover the identity of an Internet hacker who had become a key conduit for al-Qaeda. The savvy, English-speaking, presumably young webmaster taunted his pursuers, calling himself Irhabi -- Terrorist -- 007. He hacked into American university computers, propagandized for the Iraq insurgents led by Abu Musab al-Zarqawi and taught other online jihadists how to wield their computers for the cause.

This young talented but misguided hacker's journey to fame among the hacker community is well documented in this article on WashingtonPost

i'm researching on this story and will be updating this blog as and when i find related information.do check back.