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Placements
Tom Clancy, Mary Poppins, Dave Shiflett, Ann Coulter, Johnson vs. Kellogg, and more.
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br> Re: Dave Shiflett's Holy Rollers : /p> p>Dave Shiflett should not be so quick to claim the John and Ho at St. Patrick's as Virginians. Were they born there? Were their families? Current residency in the one of the more notoriously-transient Northern Virginia communities (such as Quantico and Alexandria) does not make one a Virginian. As an FFV in exile for over thirty years, I am rather sensitive about who can claim the Old Dominion as home. Neither of these two-legged goats demonstrate any Cavalier State qualities. br> -- Christopher J. Kelleher /p> p> Shiflett's column is crude and pathetic. If he's an example of where this page is headed, please close shop. br> -- Dennis Losness /p> p> I'm sure it's just a typo, but I have to ask: "Adultery, which is on the Top Ten list of prescribed (!) activities." Where do I get this top 10 list? Thanks br> -- Rick Slee
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