Leo for Prez, formally The litl rooster Cam-pain

[Texas Lawdog]

Poltical Diversity!

[Delmonico]

We got problems.

http://www.cascity.com/forumhall/index.php/topic,22034.msg283061.html#new

[Texas Lawdog]

The Marshall has resigned his candidacy, LR is still our MAN!

[litl rooster]

  That Marshall Halloway would make a good VP

[Texas Lawdog]

LR, You DA Man! you pick your VP.

[Tensleep]

  That Marshall Halloway would make a good VP

He shore knows how ta talk ta pull in that Scandanavian vote 

[Texas Lawdog]

I didn't think about that.

[Ozark Tracker]

tell ya what, with them other fellas having their conventions the next coupla weeks we gonna have to get litl rooster's convention planned,

maybe the Cowboy Hall of Fame fer his acceptance speech,

[Tensleep]

tell ya what, with them other fellas having their conventions the next coupla weeks we gonna have to get litl rooster's convention planned,

maybe the Cowboy Hall of Fame fer his acceptance speech,

Sounds like ah winner to me.

I figger out in tha garden is tha best place, standin' in front o' tha "Comin' through tha Rye" sculpture.

[Ozark Tracker]

that should be a fine spot, course we'll have to have somewhere to have the dancing and drinkin after the speeches.

[Texas Lawdog]

How about Toby Keith's "I love this Bar" Bar in OKC?

[Trinity]

litl rooster, you were supposed to hold that information until your staff had the addresses of all of your supporters so that we can Text Message the information.  ... and then sell the addresses to the highest bidder.  Dang!  Now we need to come up with another scheme plan.

[Texas Lawdog]

The campaign workers and supportors need a place to wind down and relax after this long campaign.

[Leo Tanner]

Ferget tha speeches, just start out by gettin e'ryone hammered right off the bat.  The votes will roll in.


Leo

[Texas Lawdog]

VOTE EARLY AND OFTEN!

[Trinity]

The campaign workers and supportors need a place to wind down and relax after this long campaign.

The litlroosterville HOOTERS is always open and ready for business.  It's been a slow few months, so don't expect very good service right off. 

[Delmonico]

The litlroosterville HOOTERS is always open and ready for business.  It's been a slow few months, so don't expect very good service right off. 

folks is gettin' it ready for the week after next, get what extra food ya need ordered Trinity.  Oh and have the Doc check all the girls.

[Texas Lawdog]

HOOTERS!  It's not just for LUNCH anymore!

[litl rooster]

In the meantime I must go see if I can mediate a serious problem in Newbrassky......


HICKMAN, Neb. - This one-horse town is looking like becoming a no-horse town

The owner of a 32-year-old horse named Peter Rabbit wasn't able Tuesday to buck a local ban on livestock within city limits.

After widespread publicity of the ban that threatened to kick Peter Rabbit off the pasture where he was born, the Hickman City Council considered an ordinance Tuesday night that would allow horses inside city limits. But council members ultimately voted 4-2 against adopting it, leaving the ban intact.

Councilwoman Kim Hoesing has long supported allowing horses. After Tuesday's vote, she said she hoped the issue would die down because "I can't get anyone to agree with me."

For a bedroom community where people live to get away from the hustle and bustle of nearby Lincoln, Hickman and its population of 1,085 have had a lot of racket lately. After publicity of Peter Rabbit's fight with City Hall, people around the country did some of the lobbying the horse couldn't.

Hickman City Administrator Bret Baker hasn't been amused by all the publicity. Given some of the phone calls he's received, it's tough to blame him.

He said staff had to turn off the voicemail because of all the phone calls, and the flood of e-mails "actually bombed our e-mail server three times."

The horse's owner, 76-year-old Harley Scott, said he has raised Peter Rabbit since the brown Morgan-quarter horse crossbreed was born in his pasture in the spring of 1976. Scott said there have been horses on the land since his father bought 40 acres in 1935.

Only about 4 acres remain in the family. The rest has been sold to developers. His land was annexed in 2006, but Scott said no one said anything to him at the time about having to give up the horse.

Scott has said he has no intention of complying with the Sept. 15 deadline. He faces the prospect of being fined up to $100 a day if he's convicted of violating the ordinance.

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This is an issue that could lead to civil unrest.

[Texas Lawdog]

That ban should not have any effect on Peter Rabbitt because he was there before the land was annexed.