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Posted: **March 28th, 2012, 9:48 am**

lawgrad91 wrote:
lawgrad91 wrote:How bizarre.

On April 12, I am prosecuting a man for going to two of the local public schools and walking through the hallways dressed as a cow. No, he doesn't work for Chick-fil-a. He is charged under the old KKK law that makes it illegal in Virginia for an adult to wear a mask in a public place without written permission of the property owner.

And I thought I had seen everything. (Speaking of which, I hope the officer took pictures....)
Update on the cow guy. His attorney wrote an angry letter to our office. Apparently the cow guy is Baton Bob. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baton_bob

He was wandering the hallways of the schools he attended in the varnish zone, supposedly making a movie about his life. No, I don't know why he was wearing a cow getup. It appears he prefers tutus.

I am curious if any of the Atlanta or St. Louis Mafia know anything about him.

It sounds like Bob has a less than amicable relationship with police. I wonder if that helped him into his current situation.

Posted: **March 28th, 2012, 9:52 am**

lawgrad91 wrote:
lawgrad91 wrote:How bizarre.

On April 12, I am prosecuting a man for going to two of the local public schools and walking through the hallways dressed as a cow. No, he doesn't work for Chick-fil-a. He is charged under the old KKK law that makes it illegal in Virginia for an adult to wear a mask in a public place without written permission of the property owner.

And I thought I had seen everything. (Speaking of which, I hope the officer took pictures....)
Update on the cow guy. His attorney wrote an angry letter to our office. Apparently the cow guy is Baton Bob. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baton_bob

He was wandering the hallways of the schools he attended in the varnish zone, supposedly making a movie about his life. No, I don't know why he was wearing a cow getup. It appears he prefers tutus.

I am curious if any of the Atlanta or St. Louis Mafia know anything about him.

I would pay good money to watch a cow twirl a baton.

I wonder what costume he will wear to court.

Posted: **March 28th, 2012, 10:52 am**

CathyCA wrote:
lawgrad91 wrote:
lawgrad91 wrote:How bizarre.

On April 12, I am prosecuting a man for going to two of the local public schools and walking through the hallways dressed as a cow. No, he doesn't work for Chick-fil-a. He is charged under the old KKK law that makes it illegal in Virginia for an adult to wear a mask in a public place without written permission of the property owner.

And I thought I had seen everything. (Speaking of which, I hope the officer took pictures....)
Update on the cow guy. His attorney wrote an angry letter to our office. Apparently the cow guy is Baton Bob. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baton_bob

He was wandering the hallways of the schools he attended in the varnish zone, supposedly making a movie about his life. No, I don't know why he was wearing a cow getup. It appears he prefers tutus.

I am curious if any of the Atlanta or St. Louis Mafia know anything about him.
I would pay good money to watch a cow twirl a baton.

I wonder what costume he will wear to court.

That's REALLY what I want to know.

Posted: **March 28th, 2012, 11:25 am**

There's nothing like giving good advice to a client and then seeing his mug shot on the county detention center bookings page the next morning.

Posted: **March 28th, 2012, 11:38 am**

CathyCA wrote:There's nothing like giving good advice to a client and then seeing his mug shot on the county detention center bookings page the next morning.

JOB SECURITY!

Posted: **March 29th, 2012, 6:51 am**

CameronBornAndBred wrote:
lawgrad91 wrote:
lawgrad91 wrote:How bizarre.

On April 12, I am prosecuting a man for going to two of the local public schools and walking through the hallways dressed as a cow. No, he doesn't work for Chick-fil-a. He is charged under the old KKK law that makes it illegal in Virginia for an adult to wear a mask in a public place without written permission of the property owner.

And I thought I had seen everything. (Speaking of which, I hope the officer took pictures....)
Update on the cow guy. His attorney wrote an angry letter to our office. Apparently the cow guy is Baton Bob. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baton_bob

He was wandering the hallways of the schools he attended in the varnish zone, supposedly making a movie about his life. No, I don't know why he was wearing a cow getup. It appears he prefers tutus.

I am curious if any of the Atlanta or St. Louis Mafia know anything about him.
I lived in both places for a while. NEVER heard of him.
It sounds like Bob has a less than amicable relationship with police. I wonder if that helped him into his current situation.

Posted: **March 29th, 2012, 9:20 am**

Lavabe wrote:
CameronBornAndBred wrote:
lawgrad91 wrote:How bizarre.

On April 12, I am prosecuting a man for going to two of the local public schools and walking through the hallways dressed as a cow. No, he doesn't work for Chick-fil-a. He is charged under the old KKK law that makes it illegal in Virginia for an adult to wear a mask in a public place without written permission of the property owner.

And I thought I had seen everything. (Speaking of which, I hope the officer took pictures....)

Update on the cow guy. His attorney wrote an angry letter to our office. Apparently the cow guy is Baton Bob. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baton_bob

He was wandering the hallways of the schools he attended in the varnish zone, supposedly making a movie about his life. No, I don't know why he was wearing a cow getup. It appears he prefers tutus.

I am curious if any of the Atlanta or St. Louis Mafia know anything about him.
I lived in both places for a while. NEVER heard of him.
It sounds like Bob has a less than amicable relationship with police. I wonder if that helped him into his current situation.

I saw the picture. It was more of a cow hat than a cow mask or costume, like something a parent might buy a toddler daughter.

Too bad about the police stepping on his $500 wedding dress in St. Louis. What were they thinking?

Posted: **March 29th, 2012, 9:59 am**

You guys have all the fun in those courts of law! I shoulda gone to law school and forgot that saving lives thing.

Altho I did have some funny encounters.

Posted: **March 29th, 2012, 10:19 am**

IowaDevil wrote:You guys have all the fun in those courts of law! I shoulda gone to law school and forgot that saving lives thing. Altho I did have some funny encounters.

You are a nurse, right? My mom was an RN and a nursing instructor for about 40 years. She has some stories, too.

Posted: **March 29th, 2012, 7:21 pm**

lawgrad91 wrote:
IowaDevil wrote:You guys have all the fun in those courts of law! I shoulda gone to law school and forgot that saving lives thing. Altho I did have some funny encounters.
You are a nurse, right? My mom was an RN and a nursing instructor for about 40 years. She has some stories, too.

Yes I was in ER's and OR's! Some of your clients visited I think!

Posted: **March 29th, 2012, 9:14 pm**

I have been planting seed for our garden. So far, I have planted 18 cucumbers, 18 zucchini, 20 Roma tomato and 200 okra, a bunch of tomatillo seeds. We have a lot more to go. We do have 1 doz. green and 1 doz. red cabbage in the ground. Lots of work but we love the garden.

Posted: **March 29th, 2012, 10:31 pm**

At first, I thought, "Bob is probably gay...or he COULD just be extremely happy".

I read the wiki and it removed all doubt.

Posted: **March 30th, 2012, 2:43 pm**

On our trip to the Final Four we are driving with ID daughter & S-I-L (he's driving and stone sober - never drinks for that matter). Gets stopped for speeding!

A little beer in the cooler might help him cool off here! WELCOME TO LOUISIANA!

PS: This ID is having trouble keeping the giggles in the backseat!

Posted: **March 30th, 2012, 7:14 pm**

Think how giggly you could be if the right team were on the schedule!

Posted: **March 30th, 2012, 9:01 pm**

captmojo wrote:Think how giggly you could be if the right team were on the schedule!

For sure! But I am happily decked out in my Duke garb.

Posted: **March 30th, 2012, 9:14 pm**

I'm 2/2 this BBQ Season.

Last weekend we got hail and rain while smoking some ribs.
Tonight we got rain while smoking a pork shoulder.

I am thankful for my tailgating tent! I think it's pretty sweet that it smells like blue smoke when you pull it out of storage.

Posted: **March 30th, 2012, 10:28 pm**

Miles wrote:I'm 2/2 this BBQ Season.

Last weekend we got hail and rain while smoking some ribs.
Tonight we got rain while smoking a pork shoulder.

I am thankful for my tailgating tent! I think it's pretty sweet that it smells like blue smoke when you pull it out of storage.

I will be practicing smoking ribs tomorrow. My nephew, Kyle, and his girlfriend will be here this weekend to share the ribs. Should be fun!

Posted: **March 30th, 2012, 11:19 pm**

DukePA wrote:
I will be practicing smoking ribs tomorrow. My nephew, Kyle, and his girlfriend will be here this weekend to share the ribs. Should be fun!

Is that all you'll be smokin'? ;)

Posted: **March 30th, 2012, 11:28 pm**

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:
DukePA wrote:
I will be practicing smoking ribs tomorrow. My nephew, Kyle, and his girlfriend will be here this weekend to share the ribs. Should be fun!
Is that all you'll be smokin'? ;)

'Fraid so

Beware the pee test at work

Posted: **March 31st, 2012, 9:07 am**

Miles wrote:I'm 2/2 this BBQ Season.

Last weekend we got hail and rain while smoking some ribs.
Tonight we got rain while smoking a pork shoulder.

I am thankful for my tailgating tent! I think it's pretty sweet that it smells like blue smoke when you pull it out of storage.

Mmmmmmmmmmmmm

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