MARGIE SCHOEDINGER, IN THE COUNTY CIVIL COURT Plaintiff AT LAW NUMBER 3 vs. GEORGE W. BUSH, FORT BEND COUNTY, T E X A S Defendant PLAINTIFF'S ORIGINAL PETITION TO THE HONORABLE JUDGE OF SAID COURT: COMES NOW, MARGIE SCHOEDINGER, Plaintiff,. in the above styled and numbered cause, submitting Plaintiff's Original Petition, and shows the court the following:I.Plaintiff is a resident of Fort Bend County, Texas, residing at XXXXX, Missouri City, Fort Bent County, Texas, 77459. Defendant is George W. Bush, Former Governor of Texas and current President of the United States and can be served with process at: Office of the President of the United States, Executive Office Building, The Executive Office of the President, Washington D. C. 20501.II.On or about,October 26, 2000, an attempt was made to abduct Plaintiff by three unknown assailants. Because of the actions of these assailants, Sugar Land police officers were dispatched to the scene. In the end, no report was taken, the assaila
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Rational Polemics, by Richard Tood Devens Chapter 20: The Law of Averages (book excerpt) KIRKUS REVIEW Devens, in his debut, holds forth on a broad selection of societal ills, inconveniences, inequities and inanities. This wide-ranging, ambitious book covers a lot of ground, tackling everything from self-righteous religion to syrupy movie sound tracks. The author confidently wades into such thorny issues as criminality, the death penalty, marriage, obscenity and the solicitation of prostitutes. The book treats each polemic pit stop with an air of utmost sobriety and sophisticated reason, even when the arguments come off as rather strident. For example, the author recalls an incident in which he witnessed a disturbed teen masturbate in front of a gorgeous woman on a Brooklyn sidewalk, and he laments that he was not a “dictator” at the time, capable of having the pitiful offender “executed.” There’s little hint of Jonathan Swift when the author advocates cannibalizing convicted mu