i LOVE LOVE LOVE hounds from hell!

i miss having a dog

i'm old enough to know who ned coll is

and this rather shocked me.................

i will say, my friends own the half door, plan b and of course tisane

i don't go to tisane if i can help it. EXCELLENT food, but i just hang elsewhere.

i don't know jack. i can't speak for him. what i CAN do it tell you i hang in the area. i CAN tell you it does have people who panhandle. i CAN tell you i learned my lesson after giving peeps money a LONG time ago (it's spent on drugs or drink.. no ifs ands or buts. not a doubt. it IS. i know that for a fact). i know all the businesses in the area, NOT JUST TISANE ask the panhandlers to move on. i personally know them ALL. (i do). I NOW ASK THEM TO MOVE ON (my favorite was the time several winters ago, gary (my personal favorite) came up to me (on a very snowy sunday AFTERNOON), opened his coat and asked me if i wanted to buy frozen meat (I'M VEGAN MY PEEPS). now come on. even if one was a carnivore would you buy frozen MEAT from someone who had rows of it stashed in their coat?????????????

anyway, my point being, the businesses around the west end are sometimes bothered by the garys and the delores' (my personal favorite crack ho in the ENTIRE universe. no, i'm not being insensitive. no, i'm not being un-pc. i am being HONEST. delores would walk up to me and say, 'a rose is a rose, you look BEAUTIFUL' wait 3 beats then say, 'do you have $20.00'?. yes, it's true). i gave her some 20s to begin with. then i insisted upon going into the bodega with her to BUY SOME FOOD (and yes, she did buy food when i went with her. unfortunately delores is no longer in the hood. i do hope she's ok. i LIKE her. there were times she was locked up and she came back to the hood looking healthier than i've ever seen her. she's been gone t0o long this time. keep your fingers crossed for her).


not that ned isn't allowed in tisane, but WTF???????????? it's rather like seeing him in black and blue square. just some place you'd NOT expect him (or ME) to be


Activist Ned Coll Arrested After Tiff At Tisane

By DAVID OWENS
HARTFORD — - Ned Coll, the activist and sometime presidential candidate, was arrested about 11 p.m. Tuesday after getting into a dispute with the manager of Tisane, a Farmington Avenue restaurant.

Police said Coll was a patron at Tisane when a panhandler who frequents the area walked by. Coll gave the woman some money, then began to speak with her.

The manager of Tisane asked the woman to move along, police said. Coll became upset with the manager, and the situation escalated to the point that restaurant staff called police.

Coll, 69, who lives in Hartford's West End and has a home in Barkhamsted, was charged with second-degree breach of peace and first-degree criminal trespass. He was released on a written promise to appear in court today in Hartford.

Coll said Tuesday afternoon that the woman approached him.

"This lady came up to me, and she was poor, and I helped her," Coll said. "This guy cuts in and says 'don't give her any money.' That's where I got ticked. It's not his business if I'm helping somebody."

Coll, who founded an anti-poverty agency called the Revitalization Corps, said restaurant staff then attacked.....................

stupid connecticut crime

i can't call HER a criminal. she hasn't been tried yet. hmmmmm but it sure is a stupid series of events (and dangerous)

i'm thinking it's NOT a good thing to be late for work on your first day. i'm also thinking
#1) GET THE HELL UP EARLIER THAN NORMAL ON THAT FIRST DAY
#2) GET YOUR ASS IN YOUR CAR EARLIER THAN NORMAL ON THAT FIRST DAY
#3) IF IN FACT YOU GET A TICKET ON YOUR FIRST DAY OF WORK, BRING THE TICKET INTO WORK TO SHOW THEM YOU'RE NOT LYING

of course, since this woman had stolen plates, i don't think she was ever ACTUALLY going to get to work that day any way

Police: Late For New Job, Woman Flees Traffic Stop
By DAVID OWENS The Hartford Courant
VERNON - A woman pulled over for speeding on Route 83 near Connecticut Golf Land about 8:40 a.m. Thursday, but intent on getting to a new job, sped off after giving her license to an officer, police said.

Maria J. Alipio had told Sgt. Bill Meier she was late for a first day of work at a new job, and nearly struck two other officers who tried to stop her, police said.

Alipio, 49, kept going even an officer in a car pursued her south on Route 83, said Vernon police Sgt. Bill Meier.

"I turned around to walk back to my car and she takes off," Meier said.
.............

question?

does anyone care less about this shite than i do?

really, i don't care who was boinking who(m). i don't care how much she spends a month and what she spends it on. i don't care what he thinks of her habits.

they BOTH got what they deserved: each other

so connecticut news outlets STOP COVERING THIS SHITE. WE SIMPLY DO NOT CARE

Possible Settlement In David Divorce

make sure they really DO work for the MDC

or whoever they say they're working for. if you're suspicious DON'T OPEN THE DOOR. just don't. tell whoever it is to wait while you call and verify their story. then DO IT. call and verify it. no one is going to think less of you.

i am especially shocked at the florida couple who were recently killed. they're the ones who adopted a MESS of kids, some of whom had disabilities. i believe 9 of their kids were home during the murders.

JUST BE CAREFUL. the tougher the times, the crazier people seem to get


MDC Warns Of "Water Company" Impostors

HARTFORD - The Metropolitan District Commission is warning customers about potential "Water Company" impostors attempting to enter homes.

The warning comes after a West Hartford resident reported a potential impostor near her property Monday, according to the MDC.

Residents can verify whether an individual is an MDC worker by calling the 24-hour Emergency Command Center at (860)278-7850, Ext. 3600 or by e-mailing H2ogc@themdc.com................

ravings of a semi-sane madwoman: domestic violence and in this case, the thin blue line

ravings of a semi-sane madwoman: domestic violence and in this case, the thin blue line