msinfo62's Blog

Fox,

I am tired from the yellow pills and can't remember all of the facts and get too tired to proofread. That was your job and I blew that again in the very first sentence of the last post.

Also, it is extremely difficult when I learn stuff on TV, so I can't remember if George C. Scott was an actor or a war hero or if he was an actor that played the part of a war hero.

Either way, the good news is, the man in the yellow hat and I sit and watch reruns of "The Cosby Show" as the man in the yellow hat learns enough about psychology from a real doctor of psychology (Bill Cosby) raise his children to become responsible adults.

I am not sure when I got dropped like a hot potato as a teaching and learning tool (see books) and had the torch passed on to the screen actors' guild, but at least I got to write a book of my own and can't wait to post the link.

Sincerely,

A little less Furious George

Dear Sheriff Joe,
Who gives a rat's keester if the inmates get cancer and die soon? Not me. Maybe the inmates can take turns checking each others prostate. Let's castrate them so they will not reproduce more inmates. The castrated inmates may like the pink underware better. In fact, why not give them pink BLEEP.
As for the hats. I like to wear tin foil hats so the aliens can keep in touch with me.
Love and kisses,
Mork and Mindy

Mork and Mindy,

That was the exact same response I was hoping to get from all of them.

Currently, no inmates have asked to get married and I really don't care about their BLEEP-mo-jo.

My father beat me into the beer guzzling wife beater that I am today. Just ask her. Who needed her pink taco anyhow?

As far as the castration goes, I keep my inmates separated by gender. Why bother to pay for that kind of surgery if it is not necessary.

Joe

http://apsysholesr.us/
George's Personal Website

Joe has a tent campground various stays available.

Cost commit a crime

azRazz,

Crime is not necessary.

I run my jails in such a way that one is guilty until proven innocent.

I warehouse people as they wait for their trials.

Is it my fault if the public defenders get the masses through like cattle so that the judges don't have to work so hard. The judges are already overworked and we can't afford to hire more of them, so it is more cost efficient to just do it the Mexican way.

Thanks for your input,

Joe

I sure hate to think what Maricopa County would be like
without Sheriff Joe !

phxvalleygirl,

Do you travel? Do you verify that your prescription labels are completely accurate? This would include that the doctor that prescribed is correctly identified.

Do you know the difference between an MD and a DO? Both can write prescriptions, but if all pharmacies label MD and you have a doctor that finished his education and residency at the old Phoenix General Hospital (an osteopathic hospital that used to be located on 19th Ave and Indian School) and you get nailed with a bottle that says MD and not DO, you can be in a world of hurt because http://www.azmed.gov won't have your doctor listed, but may or may not refer you to the next door neighbors (licensing and records are in Scottsdale).

What if you have a mis-labeled prescription for valium or ritalin or ativan or oxycontin?

Hurrts to be you, but you didn't commit a crime, other than not checking your label for 100% accuracy.

Hope that helps,

Informative George

dmz,

There is also a good lie detector test, called the MRI, and you can prove your "innocence" if you can afford an attorney that will insist on the MRI and when it comes to rape or murder, I would like to streamline the process.

White lies have not really been studied to see how they may interfere, but if it is 90% accurate with the smallest of bigger crimes (theft, underage drinking) and the hope/need for participants to be honest with themselves and others...there you have it.

Many of the same machines can detect and diagnose true neurological problems that may manifest in strange behaviors and can narrow down which pill to use, but it is more profitable for the rich to get richer and the poor, that suffer from psychosocial disorders and don't have support to just suffer and take pills so we can see how we can keep the upper crust of society, well, upper crust.

Selfishly,

Joe

phxvalleygirl,

I have a serious problem with the treatment of humans at the hands of Joe.

I side with you.

I know what it is like to not be able to properly communicate my thoughts and needs and spent almost three weeks in Joe's "whack shack" while I had two meals a day and had to make them last (and I had gestational diabetes that hadn't resolved itself).

I was "observed" for the first 24 to 48 hours at the "whack shack" with the lights on the entire time and a camera to monitor me to insure that I wouldn't hang myself with my underwear or outerwear. (That is torture as far as the Geneva Convention is concerned.)

Further, I didn't receive my antibiotics and was only a day or two into it. When I finally got out, the VA had to prescribe an antibiotic that has nasty side effects, including death. I didn't die, but my body weight went down and up like a serious yoyo.

Having been sexually assaulted in a psychiatric hospital, it was no picnic being four pointed to a bed in the "downtown facility" (Joe's more intensive "whack shack") before getting the lights on all the time treatment, I was a basket case that was going to have to plead guilty to get out.

Less than six weeks from being released from Joe's MKULTRA II program, I fought with both PTSD and ASD (acute stress disorder) for about three days before just fainting on the side of the road.

Some "quality" citizen entertained the idea of choosing a "rag doll" for the night or however long he may have kept me, but I was able to escape an attempted abduction at night when I was walking (too hot for dayti