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The Gold Coast Sun reports (no link available; from the September 26 edition):

Australian terrorism detainee David Hicks may be headed for the Gold Coast when he is released from an Adelaide prison at the end of the year.

A

neighbour for Kevin!

Hicks ... hopes to study zoology and geology and will try to get into a Gold Coast university, his father, Terry, told the Sun.

But the Gold Coast isn’t Dave’s first choice:

“He will sit for his university entrance exam next month,” [Terry Hicks] said. “If he can’t get into Adelaide University, he is thinking about coming to the Gold Coast - you have some very good universities here.”

Dave is kinda picky for someone who left school at 14 and whose most recent career ambition was Jew Exterminator. He’s a snob in jail, too:

[Dave] is not keen to mix with the other prisoners. “He doesn’t see himself as a criminal, and he doesn’t really want to mix with criminals,” said Mr Hicks.

Hicks trained with al Qaeda and served with the Taliban. If I was some Aussie crim holed up with Dave in Yatala prison, I’d be feeling mighty offended. 

(Via Raffi)

Posted by Tim B. on 10/08/2007 at 11:24 AM
  1. Hicks ... hopes to study zoology and geology

    He is going to get his rocks off with animals?

    Posted by surfmaster on 2007 10 08 at 11:45 AM • permalink

  2. Act III in this comedy comes when Dawood fails at going back to school and gets picked up for petty larceny.  It will be fun mocking his celebrity backers then.

    Posted by Mike G on 2007 10 08 at 11:59 AM • permalink

  3. Someone should tell him the whole area will soon be underwater.

    Posted by Mystery Meat on 2007 10 08 at 12:17 PM • permalink

  4. Davie’s sitting his entrance exam for university next month?

    C’mon. Not that I’m judging, but the bloke dropped out of school at 14, was basically a waster and washout until he joined the taliban and started to shoot guns in afghanistan, spent a few years in a prison cell studying the koran.

    Does this look like a university candidate to anyone?

    Late-entry university applicants don’t sit an exam like high school students do. They do a 6 or 12 month preparation course for a specific institution, and if they pass, they may get a place at that particular institution.

    They certainly don’t pick and choose and say, “I’ll go here and study this,” or “I’ll go there and study that.”

    Terry Hicks is talking through his arse again. As usual.

    Posted by mareeS on 2007 10 08 at 12:33 PM • permalink

  5. “He doesn’t see himself as a criminal, and he doesn’t really want to mix with criminals”

    Lightly strikes the bars with his Romanian crystal wine glass, sounding a perfect F sharp.

    Hicks: “Jailer! I say, jailer!”

    Jailer (yawning): “Yes, Mr. Hicks, what is it now?”

    Hicks (screwing monocle into his eye): “Has the warden approved my request for saddle soap? These spats are in horrendous shape. Also, my homburg needs to be reblocked.”

    Jailer (sighing): “I’ll check with his nibs at the first available opportunity, Mr. Hicks.”

    Hicks: “Well, hop to it, my good man. And kindly advise the other inmates here to keep their distance in the exercise yard. They’re really not my sort at all. Do you know that a fellow approached me yesterday and asked me for a smoke? Some garden variety cutpurse actually expected me to hand over one of my Davidoff cigarettes. I mean, really! I cut him, of course.

    Jailer (gasping): You cut him? Was he seriously injured?

    Hicks: I daresay his amour-propre was decidedly wounded.

    Jailer: This is serious, Mr. Hicks! Where did you get the knife?

    Hicks (looking exasperated): No, no! I don’t mean with a knife! I mean I gave him a look of lofty disdain, and passed without speaking to him.

    Jailer: Look, Mr. Hicks, you’d better climb down off that high horse, or you’re likely to wind up getting cut, and I don’t mean with no haughty looks, neither!

    Hicks: And that’s another thing. I’ve heard quite a few of the inmates making scatological remarks which suggest a threat to my person. You’ll have the warden speak to them, of course?

    Jailer: Yes, Mr. Hicks. I’ll ask the warden to make sure and tell everybody to make nice. Anything else, sir?

    Hicks: One last thing. I’m expecting a package of geology books in the mail. Please see that they’re delivered to me as soon as they arrive.

    Jailer (brightening up): I’m glad that you mentioned that, Mr. Hicks! The warden was just saying the other day how he was about ready to give you the opportunity to do some field work in basic geology. You know, making little ones out of big ones.

    Hicks: Ah, excellent! I’ll need a topee, naturally, and a couple of bearers. And probably one of those telescope thingies that the surveyor chaps use. See to it at once. Oh, and do get those curtains I asked for. The sunlight coming through the window is casting a shadow on my omelette in the morning, and I simply can’t abide a cold omellete. Run along now, there’s a good fellow.

    Posted by paco on 2007 10 08 at 12:41 PM • permalink

  6. Oh my, paco. Full stop.

    Posted by mareeS on 2007 10 08 at 01:01 PM • permalink

  7. #5

    Poor blighter. All he’s been through and now cold omelletes!

    Posted by Retread on 2007 10 08 at 01:02 PM • permalink

  8. I thought the arsehole would have been handed a doctorate by our glorious academics by now, they’re so slow. Would it surprise anyone anywhere in this country if the prick ended up a well paid academic pontificating in their media for the next 50 years? Frankly, it would be an improvement anyway.

    Posted by Srekwah on 2007 10 08 at 01:09 PM • permalink

  9. #5 I take it that would be David “Bingo” Hicks, late of the Guantanamo chapter of the Drones Club.

    Posted by Bruce Rheinstein on 2007 10 08 at 01:13 PM • permalink

  10. Paco is in the groove.

    Posted by Merlin on 2007 10 08 at 01:15 PM • permalink

  11. Quite true. A lot of ordinary decent criminals would scorn him as they would scorn a rabid dog.
    On a night when his mates got a few of our boys, I don’t think I’d be unadjacent to veracity in saying as many do - David can go to the dustbin of history.

    Posted by Simon Darkshade on 2007 10 08 at 01:36 PM • permalink

  12. [Dave] is not keen to mix with the other prisoners.

    He probably doesn’t want to be someone’s bitch, even though that seems to be his career of choice.

    Posted by The_Real_JeffS on 2007 10 08 at 01:36 PM • permalink


  13. Shoot! I totally screwed it up. The sunlight wouldn’t cast a shadow on his omellette. I think he meant to have the curtains removed, not put in.

    Measure twice, cut once.

    Posted by paco on 2007 10 08 at 01:49 PM • permalink

  14. ya know, I had something quite witty to put down until I read #5…shoulders slump like a dejected whipped puppy that just missed out on licking the plate…..

    Posted by Old Tanker on 2007 10 08 at 01:59 PM • permalink

  15. Someone’s family is wrecked tonight and old terry is still talking up daewood. Fuck the hicks’...get them off the earth. What a pity the boy hadn’t died in afghanistan.

    Posted by mareeS on 2007 10 08 at 02:16 PM • permalink

  16. Paco has made Hicks into…...Lord Peter Wimsey!?  No wonder he is out of sorts, having to do a stretch without Bunter.

    Posted by yojimbo on 2007 10 08 at 02:34 PM • permalink

  17. The sunlight wouldn’t cast a shadow on his omellette. I think he meant to have the curtains removed, not put in.

    You’re assuming that Hicks has a clear grasp of the thermodynamics of passive heating and cooling. It’s entirely possible that he doesn’t; he hasn’t been to university, you know.

    By the way, Paco, I wouldn’t dream of correcting your spelling . . . but would you please pick one spelling of “omelette” and stick with it? The endless variations are making me dizzy. Thanks.

    Posted by sundog on 2007 10 08 at 02:37 PM • permalink

  18. #17 yojimbo, I think it was Lord Peter’s brother, the Duke of Denver, who faced jail. Paco has given us a 21st century Bertie Wooster. Still, jail without Jeeves must be as bad as jail without Bunter.

    Was it ‘Have His Carcass’?

    Posted by Retread on 2007 10 08 at 02:45 PM • permalink

  19. #19, Retread

    Ha!  I think that was have his Caracas!
    Duke of Denver indeed.  I think we are “scrambling” associations.

    Actually, it doesn’t sound much like Wimsey except for the picture of him tamping a Davidoff on his gold cigarette case while Bunter unpacked the geology books for him.

    Posted by yojimbo on 2007 10 08 at 03:10 PM • permalink

  20. “Clouds of Witnesses”
    More likely, it would be Peter Death Bredon Wimsey, ther black sheep of the family who was periodically inclined to ‘borrow’ Lord Peter’s identity for personal gain. However, Lord Peter, in turn, borrowed PDBW’s identity during an undercover investigation “Murder Must Advertise”.

    The character of PDBW also appears in “The Bibulous Business of a Matter of Taste”.

    Cheers

    Posted by J.M. Heinrichs on 2007 10 08 at 03:11 PM • permalink

  21. Paco:
    “Bohemian Lead Crystal Glassware”.

    Cheers

    Posted by J.M. Heinrichs on 2007 10 08 at 03:18 PM • permalink

  22. Clearly I need a little re-reading time Bertie and Lord Peter!

    BTW, there was a short story called (I think!) Tallboys about Lord Peter and Harriet with three small children that holds up well as a yarn about the ridiculousness of ‘modern parenting’. Maybe Terry Hicks should have read it.

    Posted by Retread on 2007 10 08 at 03:28 PM • permalink

  23. Trixi walks into the visitor’s section of Adelaide prison and looks around for the boy Daewood.  Hearing he wanted to attempt higher learning, she was out to test his worthiness and adaptability.  Wearing the green twinset that makes her eyes sparkle, with a knee length leopard print skirt, fishnets and ankle boots (the warden does insist the female visitors dress modestly), she sashays up to the boy. He breaks into a sweat, becoming more drenched with her every step. So, David darrrlin, she purrs, you want to study zoololgy and geology with the big boys?  Well come on boy, roar like a tiger, show me how Old Faithful erupts, and how to make these mountains peak!  As the boy quivvers to the floor turning into a puddle of muck, being the little shit he is, she leans over, grabs him by the ears, and whispers fiercely.  Tim Blair is a real man, boy, you should have taken lessons from him rather than pinning your hopes on some ethereal dream of 72 virgins!  She stands up and gives him a “gentle” kick in the area that most geologists would call “rock formations”, blows him a sarky kiss and walks out, never looking back.  That was David’s last lucid moment before they wrapped him tightly and carted him off to his new padded cell.

    Posted by missred on 2007 10 08 at 03:31 PM • permalink

  24. oops daewood is a automobile!!  lol

    Posted by missred on 2007 10 08 at 03:32 PM • permalink

  25. You sheeple think paco does such a great PG Wodehouse impersonation.  What you fail to understand is it comes so easy to paco because that’s how paco actually sounds. 

    Oh yeah, you say “but he’s from North Carolina, he cannot actually sound privileged, can he?”  Of course!  Ever heard of the Biltmore?  It’s located in Asheville, North Carolina.

    That story about paco’s dad being Andy Griffith and having captured a great moonshine runner comes out of paco’s PR machine.  It’s all to make his imagine better.  Why?  Well, I suspect it’s in case Karl needs to pluck someone and have them run for the Republican nomination.

    You people are so blind.

    Posted by wronwright on 2007 10 08 at 03:42 PM • permalink

  26. #18: Sorry, Sundog, I have trouble spelling the names of foods I don’t eat. I have the same trouble with brokoly and peetsa.

    Posted by paco on 2007 10 08 at 03:42 PM • permalink

  27. #26 Not to worry, wronwright, we all know Paco’s dad was astute enough to switch his car insurance to GEICO. That’ll explain the old home place.

    Posted by Retread on 2007 10 08 at 03:53 PM • permalink

  28. #26: Really, old top: Paco, an exemplar of the bon ton? A boulevardier? A denizen of country homes and a pillar of the county set? Not half! Why, my friends Percival Smythe-Pooter and Marmaduke Pendragon were telling me just the other day that I came within a toucher of creating a scandal at the club by showing up on the links wearing slacks instead of plus-fours, and a straw hat the style of which Pendragon said resembled the haberdashery sported by gin-soaked copra growers. No, you won’t catch me putting on any false airs.

    Posted by paco on 2007 10 08 at 04:06 PM • permalink

  29. Spot on! Paco

    Posted by missred on 2007 10 08 at 04:09 PM • permalink

  30. showing up on the links wearing slacks instead of plus-fours, and a straw hat the style of which Pendragon said resembled the haberdashery sported by gin-soaked copra growers

    That’s not putting on airs, that’s being eccentric!  ;)

    Posted by missred on 2007 10 08 at 04:13 PM • permalink

  31. Geez

    Ms Sayers must be turning over in her grave!

    I was going to go for the “Murder Must Advertise” as well. 

    I’m with you Retread.  It’s been a good two decades(at least!) since I have read any of her fine works.  “Wherever my Wimsey takes me” just went in other directions I guess.

    Posted by yojimbo on 2007 10 08 at 04:25 PM • permalink

  32. #24: A bonnie yarn, lass!

    Posted by paco on 2007 10 08 at 04:36 PM • permalink

  33. He could always take Gun Studies:101 with Professor Ivan Milat Malloy at the University of the Sunshine Coast.

    Posted by Big Arnie on 2007 10 08 at 04:37 PM • permalink

  34. Very nice, missred and Paco. Trixie and detective Paco . Those two sound like they’re made for each other.

    Posted by greene on 2007 10 08 at 05:14 PM • permalink

  35. Wouldn’t he be better qualified for the Centre for Middle East Studies at Macquarie University?

    Posted by geoff on 2007 10 08 at 05:15 PM • permalink

  36. On second thoughts, he’s already completed that course. Perhaps a postgrad course in American Studies at   Flinders University?

    Posted by geoff on 2007 10 08 at 05:23 PM • permalink

  37. #4
    Er, yes they do, MareeS. It’s called alternate entry and one of the pathways is via the STAT test. I got 84% in it (best score is 86%, which gave me an OP of 8.)
    There are a few ways to get into University if you are a Mature Age Student (ie. over 21).
    Although I think that Mo Dawood’s chances of getting in with his Personal Competencies Assessment may not cut the mustard.See QTAC Alternative Entry Overview.

    Posted by kae on 2007 10 08 at 06:07 PM • permalink

  38. But Terry Hicks is still talking out his arse.

    Posted by kae on 2007 10 08 at 06:08 PM • permalink

  39. RIP to the Aussie digger who passed away yesterday - may his family know he did not die in vain, but for the good of humanity.

    That piece of excrement from SA should stay there - there are enough shits here already, and by the way, aren’t your kids in SA David?  Don’t you want to be a good daddy?  Or is it as usual, just about you?

    Nice timing on the comparison between a true digger who fought to help people, and one sad imbecile who others “fought” for, to help themselves.

    Posted by peter m on 2007 10 08 at 06:18 PM • permalink

  40. The fucking shirker should finally get a real job, put in some work and support his spawn.

    Posted by Honkie Hammer on 2007 10 08 at 06:18 PM • permalink

  41. There are times when tolerance becomes a form of suicide.

    Posted by paco on 2007 10 08 at 06:26 PM • permalink

  42. #41
    Give him a coil of tie wire, a pair of pliers and send him off to fix holes in the dingo fence.

    Posted by Pickles on 2007 10 08 at 06:28 PM • permalink

  43. People forget that for 5 years, in between being starved and his many trips to the torture goons, the USA forced him to complete his high school diploma.

    Guantanomo Bay is for the upwardly mobile, in a different way from the Jihadists who are volunteer suicide bombers.

    Posted by Barrie on 2007 10 08 at 06:35 PM • permalink

  44. And just in time for the celebration of Che’s death, there’s this item.

    “Chancho” is a much more appropriate nickname.

    Posted by paco on 2007 10 08 at 06:38 PM • permalink

  45. “Dave” is not keen to mix with the other prisoners.

    Probably because they would kill him at the fiurst opportunity.

    Posted by Wimpy Canadian on 2007 10 08 at 06:44 PM • permalink

  46. #5 Ah, no! The lofty disdain. When will it end?

    Posted by Wimpy Canadian on 2007 10 08 at 06:48 PM • permalink

  47. 5 Genius.
    18 Paco may spell ommelett any way he likes.  It’s called perfectly adjusted culinary orthography.

    Posted by arrowhead ripper on 2007 10 08 at 06:48 PM • permalink

  48. #45, paco,

    the quote in the top right hand corner of that site you linked to regarding “Chancho”, aptly describes the scene you linked to at #42.

    Posted by Pogria on 2007 10 08 at 06:53 PM • permalink

  49. #49 Pogria,
    very true

    Posted by missred on 2007 10 08 at 07:26 PM • permalink

  50. #49: Ho! Didn’t notice that. The idea must be getting around.

    Posted by paco on 2007 10 08 at 07:45 PM • permalink

  51. I’d like to see the Gold Coast University offer a scholarship to anyone in the family of the digger KIA in Afghanistan.

    I’d like to see the Gold Coast Sun do a tribute to the sacrifice of australian diggers and so atone for giving Terry Hicks publicity.

    I’d like to see the ABC go to Terry Hicks to see what he thinks about the digger who has just been KIA. Just for   balance.

    Which makes me wonder, when Mohammed Dawood gets out, will SBS and ABC retain him for comment whenever the war is discussed? Just for balance? Scum.

    Posted by Penguin on 2007 10 08 at 08:13 PM • permalink

  52. From outcast, deadbeat dad, welfare leech and terrorist, to goal oriented university student in 5 short years. If only the Taliban ran youth outreach centres in Australia.

    Posted by Infidel Tiger on 2007 10 08 at 08:22 PM • permalink

  53. Hicks wants to study zoology.  Send him to research the komodo dragons and saltwater crocs… or maybe the brain-eating amoeba…

    Posted by richard mcenroe on 2007 10 08 at 08:49 PM • permalink

  54. Wait, you guys don’t get it, this is priceless! What better place for a misogynist terrorist to be but in an Australian University, staffed by members of the sisterhood? How is he going to cope with ‘no sexist language guidelines’ for assessments?

    Imagine the tutorials:

    Tutor: Would anyone else like to comment on the theme of the poem about the subjugation of women within the Howard led autocracy? David, you’ve been quiet.

    Hicks: Aiyyyyee, women are no better than dogs, they should heel when their masters tell them to do so, the hijab should be mandatory for all females not kept on a leash.

    Tutor: Ah well, I think we’ll put this one down as a fail, don’t you think?

    Posted by Nic on 2007 10 08 at 09:01 PM • permalink

  55. Maybe its not too late for one of this allah caller’s cellies to decide to get famous by shoving something sharp and jagged up into the mohtard and watching him bleed out.

    Posted by Grimmy on 2007 10 08 at 09:09 PM • permalink

  56. Gee, how on earth did Nicky and I miss this story?

    The Gold Coast has an industrial suburb called Yatala maybe that’s where Dagwood got confused.

    —Nora

    Posted by The Thin Man Returns on 2007 10 08 at 09:41 PM • permalink

  57. Aus Soldier killed in Afghanistan 41 year old Trooper Pearce of Brisbane

    Posted by kae on 2007 10 08 at 09:51 PM • permalink

  58. Whoa! For a minute, I thought they were talking about a jockey.

    Posted by paco on 2007 10 08 at 09:53 PM • permalink


  59. David Pearce

    Posted by kae on 2007 10 08 at 09:56 PM • permalink


  60. #58: God bless Trooper Pearce and comfort his family.

    As Victor Davis Hanson wrote recently: “I hardly speak for soldiers, never professed that I did. Mine are the mere observations of an outsider, nothing more than thoughts of a military historian after a second visit to Iraq. Take them or leave them: my feeling that those in Iraq are the moral upper-crust of our society is not cheap moralizing or patronizing, but the simple truth—as hard as that is for some to accept.” Amen.

    Here’s the rest of the article.

    Posted by paco on 2007 10 08 at 09:59 PM • permalink

  61. Queensland uni, eh.  That’s where you go if you can’t get into a second or third tier university in your home state.

    Sounds like the plot of Peterson.

    Tony Petersen, a married electrician and ex-footballer, goes to university to study English. Petersen is odd man out at the uni. He receives extracurricular help from his stuffy professor’s beautiful lecturer wife in her office.

    Posted by walterplinge on 2007 10 08 at 10:21 PM • permalink

  62. #62 As Paco said, God bless Trooper David Pearce and his family.

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 10 08 at 10:22 PM • permalink

  63. This morning, the talking heads on Ch 9 were only interested in the electoral effects of Trooper Pearce’s death.
    The consensus was that it would favour neither party, and they seemed quite disappointed that it could not be blamed on Howard now that KRudd has given his support for our troops being in Afghanistan.
    I need help from you all in finding a suitable epithet for the sub-species that inhabits our meeja.

    Posted by Skeeter on 2007 10 09 at 12:45 AM • permalink

  64. #66
    Ah, Skeeter, they are disgusting.
    How do they get away with this crap? Perhaps we should start complaining?
    As if it will do any good.

    Posted by kae on 2007 10 09 at 12:48 AM • permalink

  65. #67, kae:

    There are some old traditional methods of public complaint that are most very effective in reaching the target audience.

    The late 18th century French aristocracy recieved such a delivery of notice of public discontent.

    We’ve hardly heard a peep from them since.

    Posted by Grimmy on 2007 10 09 at 12:53 AM • permalink

  66. #68 You mean Mme. la Guillotine?

    Posted by kae on 2007 10 09 at 12:59 AM • permalink

  67. O/T
    Bronco’s players sacked over bashing.

    Seymour and Costigan sacked over assault.

    Posted by kae on 2007 10 09 at 01:02 AM • permalink

  68. um kae, did you see the date of that article?

    Thursday, August 10, 2006. 3:18pm AEST

    Agree paco - soldiers willing to put their life on the line for a noble gesture to benefit humanity can always hold their heads high, and deserve respect from all.

    David is just a silly little death wish boy who still hasn’t grown up, and whose father needs the STFU.

    Posted by peter m on 2007 10 09 at 01:21 AM • permalink

  69. oops, thanks peter m

    there you go,

    The Brisbane Broncos have sacked players Ian Lacey and John Te Reo after an incident in which a man was allegedly assaulted after the club’s annual presentation dinner at the weekend.

    Posted by kae on 2007 10 09 at 01:25 AM • permalink

  70. Terry Hicks is deluded. I wouldn’t rate any of the Queensland universities nationwide, and as for the Gold Coast? Well, the best of a bad lot would be that liposuction/facelift ‘institute’ in the carpark of the Coolangatta airport.
    He’d probably get a better education in jail.

    Posted by Steven Rogan on 2007 10 09 at 01:26 AM • permalink

  71. Terry Hicks is deluded. I wouldn’t rate any of the Queensland universities nationwide, and as for the Gold Coast?

    Oh dear. Even after all of these years the knowall upthemselves snobs south of the Tweed (actually south of about Port Macquarie) who have never ventured west of the Divide just cannot hide their anti-Queensland bigotry. And ignorance.

    Rating Queensland univerities nationally? And internationally? Fortunately this is done by   professionals.

    Posted by geoff on 2007 10 09 at 01:46 AM • permalink

  72. np kae - I only saw 1 player was let on bail, but now see 2 have been sacked.  Good on the club for holding firm on their don’t be a dh rule. 

    re UQ is a top uni.  My old uni sucks on the rankings, but is still highly regarded by employers.

    But I must say apart from Griffith and Bond, any other uni here is just a satellite from head campus.  And yes, GC does have leading plastic surgeons based here - funny that!

    Posted by peter m on 2007 10 09 at 02:06 AM • permalink

  73. I really do wonder if dawood really believes his old buddies are just gonna let him coast once he’s out of stir?

    Posted by Grimmy on 2007 10 09 at 03:47 AM • permalink

  74. #75 peter m
    Because of what I do and where I do it I am not in a position to say which Unis are top or otherwise.
    I used to be proud to work here, until I realised that every place is the same.
    Little demi-gods making their own little empires with their own agendas.

    Now I just go to work and do my job and they pay me. I help students when I can (I don’t have much student contact these days, locked in a garrett doing timetabling and biblio collection and other duties as directed…)

    Face it, I wouldn’t keep coming in if they didn’t pay me!

    I’m happy they sacked the two players, I heard an interview with someone, can’t remember who (I was trying to avoid hailstorms at the time), and he said these two players had done stupid stuff too often to let it go.

    Posted by kae on 2007 10 09 at 03:55 AM • permalink

  75. A neighbour for Kevin!

    There goes the neighbourhood. Twice over.

    Posted by ann j on 2007 10 09 at 04:39 AM • permalink

  76. [Dave] is not keen to mix with the other prisoners. “He doesn’t see himself as a criminal, and he doesn’t really want to mix with criminals,” said Mr Hicks.

    Are the other prisoners keen to mix with David Hicks is the real question. I don’t know how it goes in Oz, but in the US, the typical con (murdering, thieving scum though he may be) wouldn’t care much for the likes of Mr. Dawood. By the time he got out, he’d be well versed in animal behavior. Got your zoology right here, Dave.

    Posted by Kyda Sylvester on 2007 10 09 at 03:35 PM • permalink

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