The Unabasser

home made bread corned beef (boil in a bag kind) provolone cheese thinly sliced dill pickles put in toaster oven till oozy enjoy

man...got a hd dvr (digital video recorder) a couple days ago...I am asking myself why I never upgraded a LONG time ago...I will never miss a show again...it holds up to 35 hrs of video...now I just gotta finger a way to download stuff to pc and edit and burn to dvd

good stuff guys...but what a moron eh!...heres another that just happened yesterday morning...people are goin stir crazy... Armed man at BOCES charged Trooper, educators stop attack by estranged husband on Coopers Plains campus. Police say woman pulled through van windshield, beaten with rifle butt. March 15, 2008 By Larry Wilson lwilson@stargazette.com Star-Gazette Corning Bureau Incident at Coopers Plains BOCES COOPERS PLAINS -- Two school administrators helped a state trooper disarm a man who rammed a rental truck into his estranged wife's van Friday and beat her with a rifle butt after dragging her through a broken windshield. The incident occurred at 9:11 a.m. at the entrance to the Greater Southern Tier BOCES campus on Scott Road near Coopers Plains. State police at Painted Post said Richard D. Lindsay, 48, of Cleveland Avenue in North Hornell, waited near the campus Friday for his estranged wife, Amy Lindsay, an adult cosmetology student at BOCES. Police said Lindsay was heavily armed, and they believe he intended to kill his wife. When Amy Lindsay arrived in her minivan, police said, her husband rammed the rented U-Haul truck into the van several times, until it overturned at the campus entrance. State police spokesman Sgt. James F. McCormack said Lindsay then pulled his wife through the broken windshield of the van and began to hit her with the butt of a rifle. McCormack said two BOCES staff members, Principal Sam Gauss and internship coordinator Scott Poley ran toward the crash, believing it to be an auto accident. Trooper Pat Stickler, the school resource officer at BOCES, also responded. "Gauss tells Stickler that the subject has a gun," McCormack said. "Stickler drew his weapon, and he (Lindsay) continued to beat the woman. Stickler was 15 or 20 feet away when Poley tackled him (Lindsay) from behind and knocked him to the ground." Gauss, Poley and Stickler then wrestled the gun away from him, McCormack said. "Obviously he's a very brave man to have done it," McCormack said of Poley. "If the BOCES personnel didn't take action initially and the trooper hadn't been here, it could have been a terrible tragedy." Gauss and Poley were in talks with BOCES officials late Friday afternoon and were unavailable for interviews about the incident. The attack on Amy Lindsay appeared to be carefully planned. "I would guess so, based on the fact the he rented the truck and waited down the road for her," McCormack said. Tony Micha, BOCES district superintendent, said the presence of Stickler on campus helped avert a more serious outcome. "If we had had to call (police), this would have been totally different," Micha said. "We had a principal and a teacher working in conjunction with the school resource officer that probably made that work for everybody's safety." The Coopers Plains BOCES campus was locked down immediately following the incident. Schools in Addison and Campbell, where both the Lindsays have children enrolled, were locked out as a precaution, McCormack said. In a lockout, school remains in session but security is stepped up significantly. Amy Lindsay, 35, of Steuben Street in Addison, was taken to Arnot Ogden Medical Center in Elmira for treatment of cuts, bruises and a possible broken arm. She was listed in stable condition and was under guard there by troopers. Richard Lindsay was taken to the state police Painted Post barracks at Exit 42 on Interstate 86 and later moved to Corning Hospital, where he was held under guard. He was returned to the police station at about 2:45 p.m. for questioning. McCormack said Lindsay told police he is a heroin addict who was "coming down or tweaking" at the time of the incident. He was charged initially with criminal contempt for violation of an order of protection that had been issued to Amy Lindsay. He is also expected to face additional charges, none of which has been decided upon, said Steuben County District Attorney John C. Tunney. Lindsay was arraigned late Friday afternoon before Campbell Town Justice Vernard Anderson who sent the suspect to the Steuben County Jail without bail. The case likely will be presented to a grand jury, Tunney said. State Police Senior Investigator Curt Eaton said police found a second rifle and a "sizeable amount of ammunition" in the back of the rented truck. "I think he was coming here to kill her and would have killed anyone else he came in contact with," McCormack said. Lindsay already was in trouble with the law when he showed up at the BOCES campus, authorities said. He was scheduled for arraignment in Steuben County Court on Monday on a Feb. 13 indictment charging him with 68 counts of child sexual abuse. He is accused of having sexual contact with children under age 17 from 2000 to 2007. Tunney said Lindsay does have "some criminal history, most of which is not in this county and, for the most part, not particularly recent." A State Police accident reconstruction team using laser work stations was at the scene to determine how the crash occurred. "The vehicles will be kept as evidence," McCormack said. Trooper Kelly Mietlicka, another officer at the scene, said it appeared a tragedy had been averted on the BOCES campus. "Things could have been a lot worse," she said. "Thank God it turned out the way it did."

lol Masked man botches bank robbery March 13, 2008 LIBERTY, Pa. -- A shotgun-wielding man wearing an orange ski mask was arrested today after police said he tried to rob a bank that had already closed for the afternoon. Christopher Allen Koch, 28, of Mountain Top Road, Liberty, arrived at Citizens & Northern Bank, along Main Street in Liberty around 11:40 a.m. and sat inside his car in the bank's parking lot for approximately 20 minutes, police said. Apparently, Koch did not read the hours posted on the bank's door. The bank closed at noon, according to the Citizens & Northern Bank Web site. Police said he attempted to enter the bank at 12:01 p.m. -- a minute too late. Guess Koch didn't see the employees inside, either. They got a license plate number so police could track him. The vehicle was located at Koch's Mountain Top Road residence, along with the gun used in the attempt, the ski mask and gloves, police said. Koch was charged with criminal attempted robbery and possessing instruments of a crime. He has not been arraigned yet, police said.

fabulous...thankyou

ya kinda muddy monday 62* and sunny...Tues/Wed sleet snow rain...Thurs sunny and 45*...Fri Sunny and cold but just wait a bit...tonight thru Sun am we are sposed to get anywhere from 6 to 12" more snow....uhggggggggg

with this baby...think they got enuff HP?

with garbage

heres a pic of mine...its called "Sunrise of Promise"

My Dad had a bit of a funny... "If things don't change they're gonna stay the way they are" :-? lol I also once asked him when I was very young who invented the axe He said "I don't know but he must have been a wild man"

been down the back surgery route in 96 myself...great news that you are healing fast and all went well

haha...you know you love BDO and your best buddy over there... ;D ;D ;D ;D jk

Rednecks in California? Bring the race back to Rockingham. thats exactly what I said too Matt...plus all these late starts are a joke...what ever happened to starting the race say about 1pm

You got that right LM...the only country in the world that hasn't gone metric...yet everyone else is...weird eh...lol

thats some good stuff...good read thanks lol

Matt nailed the reason we don't have a Welcome Forum. I have watched several forums over the years that have welcome sections. At first they are great and plenty of members come to welcome the new guys but in a very short amount of time the mods become the only ones who welcome them. The way we do it here is the best way. It helps all the new members who introduce themselves feel welcome and part of the family. It is the reason we retain so many great members for so long. First impressions are big and there is no better way to have a good one than to make someone feel welcome in our big family. As for the moved topics. This is how we educate the new members as to how things work. Sending them a PM is a good idea but most of them don't know how to check it when they are new and a PM is more work for us. If you don't like reading between the moved stuff just go to the third page and they won't be there. I have been deleting them from the third page on for over a year now. No offence by any means but it works like a charm on NYbass PS...thanks for all the great stuff from the weekend...think I will step outta this thread...Unabasser back in the corner

awesome stuff guys over the last few days....many thanks

Not tryin to start anything but thats the funniest thing I've heard today but then again I've only been up a little while...

lol...it never rains in Southern California...at least thats what Glenn Campbell said...had this been in Richmond...it would have been over and done with

Anime I put in algae tabs in at least 3 times a week for these guys...they keep the tank way too clean...no live food as they get to aggressive...my old tank in Memphis I used to buy minows by the pound...my fish were huge but very agressisve...didn't work out so well as I thought it would...learned a real cool lesson about keeping fish...thanks for asking

Catt...not much of a prayer guy but you got me with this one...so sorry to hear

Its nice to have a tank big enuff for all of em...thanks

kw...its been 2 years now...it was prob about 9 bucks or so at Petco I would say...he was barely 1.5 inches when i got him/her...I used to have one in my 120 gal when I lived in Memphis....he was about 14 inches long...beautiful fish

Yellow Lab Upsidedown Catfish Electric Blue & Redfin Shark Redfin Shark Oscar Both Oscars Electric Blue Electric Blue & Pleco Blue Gouramis Black Beta Didn't get a pic of the algae eater cause he is so skittish...here is the list of all fish in the tank 2 Red Oscars...both are about 8"...started 1" 2 yrs ago...never been fed live food so they're docile 1 Jaguar Chiclid...he's beautiful and getting close to Oscar length 1 Pleco...about 7" 1 Chinese Algae Eater...about 4" 1 Red Fin Shark...about 5" 2 Upsidedown Catfish...one is about 6", the other about 8" 2 Electric Blue Cichlids...both about 5" 1 Yellow Lab Cichlid...about 5" 1 Black Beta...he's big...maybe 3" 2 Blue Gouramis..they're big too...almost 4" Thanks for viewing Dang I forgot my baby...heres the Jaguar Cichlid...he will get to be about the size of a 1.5lb Bass

thank goodness I'm not there just yet