I was running late and stuck in court so I asked my old pal Joe Namath to cover a hearing in Palm Beach the other day.
He did pretty good, except his knees kept going out on him -- just like the old days.
(Boy things are slow around here).
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Thứ Hai, 21 tháng 12, 2009
Thanks Joe!
I was running late and stuck in court so I asked my old pal Joe Namath to cover a hearing in Palm Beach the other day.
He did pretty good, except his knees kept going out on him -- just like the old days.
(Boy things are slow around here).
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