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   Why not MAKE it into a Movie?

   

   Director Mitch, Dec 18th, 2003 @ 10:50am

   
   

   Mike, your supressed ambition is calling. Why not work on that screen play you always had a desire to do? It involves writing, which you do every day, technology, which is your interest, and poor business ethics, which is a pet peeve (well the last one is true for everyone).

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   Re: Why not MAKE it into a Movie?

   

   Mike (profile), Dec 18th, 2003 @ 10:58am

   
   

   Are you making a pitch to "direct" the movie, Director Mitch? ;)

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   Re: Why not MAKE it into a Movie?

   

   aNonMooseCowherd, Dec 18th, 2003 @ 11:04am

   
   

   If you do, Diebold will no doubt sue you, but then you can auction off their subpoena on EBay as a PR stunt.

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   re: being sued by BoldLie (sorry, dyslexic)

   

   scott, Nov 18th, 2004 @ 1:29pm

   
   

   from my journalism classes in college, i learned that truth is always a defense in the court of law.

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   convicted felons

   

   christopher power, Jan 28th, 2005 @ 10:41am

   
   

   i am shocked to know that the only news a convicted felon gets is disgraceful news. furthermore i emplore you to think with your brain about why it is that those felons were hired. ever heard of a scape goat. a convicted felon has nothing to lose right?! is it just possible that there are few convicted felons who have in fact turned their lives around and are struggling just to get a job that pays decent wages and live in a decent community? by live in a decent community i mean be allowed to live in a community where people will not pre judge or use this person as a scape goat. it is not all the felons doing the crimes. wake up and smell the air...look at the natural water sources...research the ozone depletion. grow up the goverment has been using the public mass to fling the proverbial rocks at the felons and all the while the welfare system is being dragged down. i would suggest you do a little more research bfore running off at the mouth.

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   Re: convicted felons

   

   RYAN HACKBARTH, Aug 21st, 2006 @ 1:45pm

   
   

   Thank you for your comment. I am a felon who is trying to turn my life around, who came across this web-site while looking for options for felons. This Mike charactor seems to be a very sheltered, ignorant, s.o.b. who pissed me off. So thank you for your reply.
   Ryan Hackbarth

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   RYAN HACKBARTH

   

   NA, May 2nd, 2007 @ 1:57pm

   
   

   I personally know Ryan...Hackbarth as I was stumbling through websites and came across his name. Yes, he IS a felon, but one heck of a guy! Only God can judge us, that's for sure.

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   thanks

   

   caleb mckean, May 2nd, 2009 @ 6:30pm

   
   

   Thanks for the useless piece of information. I will jot that down as a useless bit of information and store it in my memory file under the heading junk mail.
   Felons should not be categorized this way. I make my employer a lot of money. I hold myself to a higher ethical standard than I did when I committed my crime.
   Traffic felon for life.

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   The writer

   

   Dave, Dec 28th, 2009 @ 5:16pm

   
   

   The writer of this article is in fact a sexual predator of children under the age of two and has no credibility to write about other felons.
   Sex offenders quit posting these frivolous articles.

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