I'd rather take a direct hit from a frozen iguana than an excretion (infected or not) from a monkey.
From the Key West Citizen.
Read about how bank robbers escape on bicycle and how drug runners get less jail time than a perp caught with a pinched, undersized, out-of-season lobster. The news story about the girl shaving her private parts while driving is one of my favorites.
Thursday, January 11, 2018
A crime fun fact...
Did you know that before it was outlawed in 1937, hemp was used to make sail canvas?
Did you know that the word "canvas" is derived from the word "cannabis"?
Not surprisingly, Key West had a thriving hemp farming industry.
And of course, William R. Hackley was ALL OVER that.
Especially before he "called on all the ladies."
From the Key West Citizen.
Did you know that the word "canvas" is derived from the word "cannabis"?
Not surprisingly, Key West had a thriving hemp farming industry.
And of course, William R. Hackley was ALL OVER that.
Especially before he "called on all the ladies."
From the Key West Citizen.
Sunday, January 7, 2018
Friday, January 5, 2018
KEY WEST ISSUES EMERGENCY ORDER HALTING EMERGENCIES
Until the life-flight helicopter(s) are back in service--NO MEDICAL EMERGENCIES ALLOWED.
Key West Citizen reports:
Key West Citizen reports:
Wednesday, January 3, 2018
Who is buying re-cycled bicycle shrimp?
I believe that I have discovered ground zero for the Norovirus.
Key West Citizen reports:
Monday, January 1, 2018
William Hackley makes a horrible decision
Every day in the Key West Citizen, we get the diary posts of William Hackley--a practicing attorney who lived in Key West from 1829- 1855.
Here is today's post:
So, $4 in 1855 is the equivalent to $100 in today's money. Even though he's getting three injection fittings for one price, it's just not worth it.
Let's hope he doesn't mix-up the attachments.
Here is today's post:
Let's hope he doesn't mix-up the attachments.
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