Photo of yourself!

[Wineguy2000]

Thanks columbus civil, She's all that and a bag of chips. And shawn we hated moving but are planning on kids soon so it was the right thing to do. BTW Maggie the water hog turned 1 yesterday.

[Wineguy2000]

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[CEHughes]

This is a photograph of me while I was still in my rabel-rousing twenties. You can actually see the "crazy look" in my eyes.


And here I am standing with that little suck up, Summer Welles. I think he lives in Oak Lawn now -- ifyouknowwhatImeanandIthinkyoudo.


Here is a rather poor likeness of me that was painted a few years ago. Don't ever hire a Houstonian to paint you. Their eyesight is off because of all the toxic fumes that permeate the sky in Harris County.

[JasonDallas]

I took this photo back on January 3rd 2004 to make fun of my family back in Wisconson. The low that night in Dallas was a balmy 65°, while back "home" they had a warm (for them) 19°.

[Haretip]

Geez, why do Jesus Boots annoy me so much. Buy a pair of shoes, JDal ;-)

CEHughes, I think Welles got a place with Robert Fulton.

[Haretip]

Also, Charles, sorry to read of your passing. Hope the great beyond is treating you well.


Charles Evans Hughes (1862–1948)
Jurist
Law 1884
Faculty 1884–87
LLD (hon.) 1907

Known as a master of building consensus, the two-time Supreme Court justice Charles Evans Hughes was lauded for his brilliant legal mind. As chief justice from 1930 to 1941, he is credited with maintaining the Supreme Court's ability to function as an independent, coequal branch of government, and for balancing the progressive forces unleashed by the Depression against the conservative forces that sought to confine regulation to a narrow sphere. A prolific and talented writer, he penned twice as many opinions as any of his contemporaries on the Supreme Court. Hughes was elected governor of New York in 1906 and appointed as an associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court in 1910. He resigned from the bench in 1916 to run for president and returned to private law practice after losing one of the closest elections in American history to Woodrow Wilson. Appointed secretary of state by President Warren Harding in 1921, he later served as a judge of the Permanent Court of Arbitration and the Permanent Court of International Justice before President Herbert Hoover appointed him chief justice of the United States in 1930. In that post, he wrote the opinions in key cases concerning the New Deal, such as West Coast Hotel v. Parris, National Labor Relations Board v. Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation, and Schecter Poultry Corp. v. United States. In 1937, he opposed Roosevelt's court reorganization plan, which, opponents labeled as "court-packing."

[JasonDallas]

Geez, why do Jesus Boots annoy me so much. Buy a pair of shoes, JDal ;-)

Although I think its an illusion due to the wide angle perspective, I couldn't take the chance so I had them shredded. Oh wait, I forgot I didn't need to because that Walmart junk took care of that as I walked. Either way, problem solved!

Jason

[CEHughes]

Also, Charles, sorry to read of your passing. Hope the great beyond is treating you well.


Charles Evans Hughes (1862–1948)
Jurist
Law 1884
Faculty 1884–87
LLD (hon.) 1907

Known as a master of building consensus, the two-time Supreme Court justice Charles Evans Hughes was lauded for his brilliant legal mind. As chief justice from 1930 to 1941, he is credited with maintaining the Supreme Court's ability to function as an independent, coequal branch of government, and for balancing the progressive forces unleashed by the Depression against the conservative forces that sought to confine regulation to a narrow sphere. A prolific and talented writer, he penned twice as many opinions as any of his contemporaries on the Supreme Court. Hughes was elected governor of New York in 1906 and appointed as an associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court in 1910. He resigned from the bench in 1916 to run for president and returned to private law practice after losing one of the closest elections in American history to Woodrow Wilson. Appointed secretary of state by President Warren Harding in 1921, he later served as a judge of the Permanent Court of Arbitration and the Permanent Court of International Justice before President Herbert Hoover appointed him chief justice of the United States in 1930. In that post, he wrote the opinions in key cases concerning the New Deal, such as West Coast Hotel v. Parris, National Labor Relations Board v. Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation, and Schecter Poultry Corp. v. United States. In 1937, he opposed Roosevelt's court reorganization plan, which, opponents labeled as "court-packing."

It is about damn time somebody recognized me. How many times does a fellow need to be the Chief Justice of the United States to be noticed around here?

[incrediculous]

Scott Mechlowicz, eh?

[Columbus Civil]

You're not the first one to make that comparison.

[ksig121]

This is me and one of my good friends. I'm the guy.

[CTroyMathis]

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[CTroyMathis]

By the way, good to see some new faces (to those who have posted fairly recently.)

[CTroyMathis]

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[frankchitown]

Here's my kitty posing for Halloween

[CityLove]

Awww...pretty kitty!

[Boredkid]

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[Columbus Civil]

nice pic

[frankchitown]

See, I knew you'd give in to peer pressure

[Columbus Civil]

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[Boredkid]

sorry dont have one.

[gc]

sorry dont have one.

It would get removed anyways...

[Columbus Civil]

It would get removed anyways...

I was wondering where all my pics went

[Boredkid]

That good to know.

[Columbus Civil]

I think I'm about a post away from getting banned.

[Boredkid]

btw, i did not give into peer pressure, i made a promise and had to keep it.

[frankchitown]

btw, i did not give into peer pressure, i made a promise and had to keep it.

A guy who keeps a promise? You're a rare find

[Boredkid]

Columbus Civil, so am I worth listening to now?
Frankchitown, ya I try to always keep my promises

[Columbus Civil]

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[CityLove]

Wow, check out all this flirting going on in here!

[Boredkid]

Sadly that is a really bad pic of me.

[St-T]

Wow, check out all this flirting going on in here!

We gotta do it while we can. AFter Prop2 passes this type of activity will be banned!

[Columbus Civil]

Trolleygirl2, what are you wearing?

[frankchitown]

Anything you say, sexy.

Hands off, I saw him first

[Columbus Civil]

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[Boredkid]

So I posted my photo where are you guy's pics?

[Columbus Civil]

I'm on page 1.

[Boredkid]

I ment your real pic

[Columbus Civil]

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[Boredkid]

Ya i am sure the moderater would love those pics.

[frankchitown]

There's another good website for those pics

[Boredkid]

Frankchitown where are your pics?

[frankchitown]

I'm on page 2 or 3

[Boredkid]

ah cool found it, cubs fan?

[frankchitown]

ah cool found it, cubs fan?

You couldn't tell it by my avatar, but yes...die hard fan

[Texan#1]

xxx

[Columbus Civil]

Another pic of frank:

[Columbus Civil]

Nice pics, Texan

[Texan#1]

Nice pics, Texan

nope

[Boredkid]

oh i forgot to post a pic of my baby