http://www.indystar.com/article/20090619/NEWS/906190378/Jeffersonville+attorney+found+in+trash+can (http://www.indystar.com/article/20090619/NEWS/906190378/Jeffersonville+attorney+found+in+trash+can)
In an ironic story, a Jeffersonville attorney was discovered by one of his neighbors in the early morning hours, asleep in the neighbors trash can!
After an evening of celebratory drinking, the litigator was driven home in a limo, got out and apparently crawled into the overturned can to sleep it off! :biggrin: :biggrin: LMFATO!
How embarrassing!
Quote from: kimmi on June 19, 2009, 11:27:29 AM
How embarrassing!
I guess he holds a city paid position too, and now that is in jeopardy over his private actions. . .
(Yer job's in Jeopardy; Bay-bee. Oh-hhhh!) Hope he enjoyed his overnight stay in that all you can eat facility; he may end up living in it! :biggrin:
Quote from: Palehorse on June 19, 2009, 10:58:00 AM
http://www.indystar.com/article/20090619/NEWS/906190378/Jeffersonville+attorney+found+in+trash+can (http://www.indystar.com/article/20090619/NEWS/906190378/Jeffersonville+attorney+found+in+trash+can)
In an ironic story, a Jeffersonville attorney was discovered by one of his neighbors in the early morning hours, asleep in the neighbors trash can!
After an evening of celebratory drinking, the litigator was driven home in a limo, got out and apparently crawled into the overturned can to sleep it off! :biggrin: :biggrin: LMFATO!
Just where many of them belong. Think that's called poetic justice.
Quote from: Santiago on June 19, 2009, 01:23:40 PM
Just where many of them belong. Think that's called poetic justice.
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Quote from: Santiago on June 19, 2009, 01:23:40 PM
Just where many of them belong. Think that's called poetic justice.
Okay, that's funny. :biggrin:
However, I feel sorry for the guy. Who hasn't had a stupid moment? and I think condeming his entire career over one poor decision would be horrible. It reminds me of a friend in college, who stayed over at my place to sleep it off. She got up in the middle of the night, still quite intoxicated and half asleep, got disoriented and went into my living room closet and urinated. My roommate hated her after that, but she cleaned it up and felt horrible about it. She's a teacher now. I wonder if the parents would look at her the same if they knew about her second of foolishness. I hope so, because she's an excellent teacher.
QuoteConrad Embry, 80, the neighbor who called police, saw his garbage can on its side and someone lying in it when he took is dog out for a walk about 7 a.m.
"If I'd known it was Larry Wilder, I wouldn't have called the police," Embry said. He said Wilder "has been a wonderful neighbor."
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this part cracks me up...liked you'd ever expect your neighbor to be in your trash can.
Quote from: Sandy Eggo on June 19, 2009, 01:58:24 PM
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this part cracks me up...liked you'd ever expect your neighbor to be in your trash can.
Only in Indiana would such a thing happen. In Chicago, for example, he'd have been robbed, and a street person would have given him the business for passing out in his spot!
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There was a random guy here in San Diego who was found naked laying face down in his own yard. His clothes were missing, but someone walking by noticed his wallet, which happened to have his rent money in it, and decided to be a good samaritan and bring the wallet to the address on the driver's license...that's when he discovered the passed out drunk guy in the yard.
It had a good ending, but you're right PH. He's very lucky. :yes:
Here's another thing. . . just how many of these kinds of incidents happen around the nation each and every day? People boozing it up and being found in various states of undress, robbed, beaten, or worse. . . Yet alcohol use increases each and every day and is endorsed by the government which also profits from it. (I am not endorsing the resurrection of prohibition here).
In comparison, how many of these weed suckers have you ever seen found in such a state? Not many, if any. Most of them are so demotivated that they just stay put, eating and day dreaming to themselves. They aren't out killing and maiming people with motor vehicles, and getting nekkid and passing out in neighbors garbage cans and on their lawns. . . But if they get caught with the weed they'll go to the sin bin and enjoy 3 squares and a cot, along with some alternative lifestyle training on our dime, for their allotted period of punishment time. Government expends billions each year in a vain attempt to quash the weed suckers and to house / feed those they catch. . .
Hummm. . . . :idea3: :lipsrsealed2:
shoulda jest trowed im in da lake
like da rest o dem
http://www.indystar.com/article/20090624/NEWS05/906240402/Attorney+found+in+trash+can+resigns (http://www.indystar.com/article/20090624/NEWS05/906240402/Attorney+found+in+trash+can+resigns)
He's toast and he knows it. He resigned.