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Suspect security saves little

January 24, 2000 Todd DeFeo

Apparently I’m a suspicious individual. Granted I am a “sketchy character” with many “shady dealings” which I would like now to disclose. Now that we’ve got that cleared up I think we can best understand the situation.

Guilty until proven innocent

April 26, 1999 Todd DeFeo

It has come to my attention from stories I have heard and through my own experiences that our system of government no longer follows the basic principle that we are “innocent until proven guilty.”

The Fax of Life

April 12, 1999 Todd DeFeo

There are many unanswered questions in life. For example: Why did the CIA kill Kennedy? Does Bigfoot really exist? When will they ever stop making Star Trek sequels?

Invalid Password

March 8, 1999 Todd DeFeo

Invalid: “1. Not factually or legally valid…2. Falsely based or reasoned” (Webster II New Riverside Dictionary).

Spontaneous Combustion

February 22, 1999 Todd DeFeo

Spontaneous Combustion: “The ignition of a substance of body from the oxidation of its own constituents without heat from any external source (Random House Unabridged Dictionary).”

I Saw It on TV

February 1, 1999 Todd DeFeo

I was watching the impeachment trial the other day (nothing like a little CSPAN to wake up) and I began to wonder what was wrong. I mean, here we are, our “fearless” Commander-In-Chief is on trial and nobody seems to care.