Tuesday, April 14, 2015

PERCY SLEDGE

Nobody seems to care about wrongful death penalty convictions, so at the risk of sounding like a Magistrate Judge Jonathan Goodman opinion, we will write about Percy Sledge and his death today at age 74.

Sledge, a Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame inductee, is primarily known for his 1966 #1  hit "When a Man Loves a Woman". 

Our favourite lyrics: 
When a man loves a woman
down deep in his soul
she can bring him such misery
if she is playing him for a fool
he's a last one to know
loving eyes can never see. 

The 60's & 70's: when music was music. 
Maybe someday we'll quote those lyrics in a DV case and make Magistrate Goodman proud. 

Not this Pitbull crap that Senator Rubio says he likes. 

See You In Court.


12 comments:

  1. There's nothing wrong with Pitbull!! Mr. 305!!

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  2. I'm sick and tired of getting 20 e-mails from people polishing the knob of the latest winners in court from the FACDL listserv.

    There should be one designated fluffer and that's that.

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  3. Me too. Someone wins something and then the 100 emails from FACDL jam my inbox.

    Hey list serve, is it really necessary for 20 people to send the entire list a congratulations?

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  4. Percy's on our jukebox. Come check it out. Have a drink. Stay for dinner.

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  5. Congrats. A racist and sexist post all in one. Good job jerk.

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  6. I'm with List Serv Weary. Enough already!!!!!!!!!!

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  7. Any place in town where I can get a good muffuletta or po boy ?

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  8. Aaron a hernandez guilty. Better call Saul.

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  9. I know where to get the best po boy. But I ain't telling you.

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  10. Marco Rubio is from the 305, so it is no surprise that he likes Mr. 305.

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  11. 10:21

    Hole in the Wall has a shrimp Fat Boy that is huge, served with fries and damn good. It's on the appetizer menu. Closest you'll get.

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  12. Consider Rex Ryland and Bobby Haggard for the Justice Building Hall of Fame.

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