[Leaping Lee]

Leaping Lee, I must admit that you have a fine ability to battle windmills (Don Quixote by Cervantes). You also apparently have access to a real crystal ball from which you glean your flawed assumptions and conclusions (possibly a bit if Alice in Wonderland by Carroll). You pretend "offense" when I cite the Holy Scriptures. I suggest you exhibit strong traits of the Man from La Mancha and Alice on the Yellow Brick Road. Of course, your baseless shots and unsubstantiated innuendo suggest the traits of a political underling doing the bidding of the machine in south Chicago.

And, you seem unable to read and understand my posts preferring, instead, to make them say what you want rather than displaying the ability to comprehend the actual content. To be blunt, the meaning of my posts is apparently over your head because you aren't remotely in the ballpark. Now that is a shame for both of us. However, when I post on a subject, I try to become educated on the facts before doing so. You should give it a try.

I hesitate to incur your wrath by again saying that all is well but will do so anyway. Get over your whining and show your region loyalty by climbing on the Rowan County bandwagon. The green and white have a chance to be in Lexington and to play on Saturday again. That should be your focus instead of windmills and yellow brick roads.

Harry, I want to shoot straight with you. As I read your most recent ramblings it occured to me that you are either a liberial politician, an attorney, or an attorney who wanted a more honest profession so he went into politics.

So I took your and advise and educated myself about Harry Rex Vonner. According to Wikipedia Harry Rex Vonner is a sleazy divorce attorney in the John Grisham novels A Time to Kill and The Last Juror. In the film version of A Time to Kill Vonner was portrayed by Oliver Platt, who is in my opinion a very underated actor. I really enjoyed that movie because everytime they Ashley Judd or Sandra Bullock were shown they were in a pretty good sweat. Oh to be Matthew McConaughey. But I regress, Wikipedia also states that "A Time to Kill" is also a quote from "Ecclesiastes" which is interesting.

Anyway I put 2 and 2 together and came to the conclusion that with your tendancy to side step the truth, not answer direct questions, talk to others in a condensending matter, and ramble on about much of nothing that you are obviously an attorney or should we say a former attorney.

Now when you couple that with your close associations I know who you are. How it feel to be disbarred?