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[Tigermike]

JWShewmake, on 18 June 2012 - 08:19 AM, said:

I found it interesting that Harvey's lawyers requested delay after delay in the start of his trail.  Had they let the the trial proceed six months ago, they could have at least maintained that the trees were not dead and that there was the possibility that the trees would survive.  Guilty would have been for attempted murder, not murder.  Fast forward to today and it appears that the trees don't have much of a chance to survive.  He did in fact poision them and has succeeded in killing them based on the pictures above.  Will be interesting to see the way the bammers react as this trial moves forward.  Will we see free Harvey demonstrations? He certainly fits the image as a bammer poster boy. I am guessing that there will be some bammers who will visit him in prision on a regular basis.

They can make a family day of it and visit their Dads, brothers, cousins, uncles on the same visit.  

[tgr4lfe]

Tigermike, on 18 June 2012 - 11:51 AM, said:

JWShewmake, on 18 June 2012 - 08:19 AM, said:

I found it interesting that Harvey's lawyers requested delay after delay in the start of his trail.  Had they let the the trial proceed six months ago, they could have at least maintained that the trees were not dead and that there was the possibility that the trees would survive.  Guilty would have been for attempted murder, not murder.  Fast forward to today and it appears that the trees don't have much of a chance to survive.  He did in fact poision them and has succeeded in killing them based on the pictures above.  Will be interesting to see the way the bammers react as this trial moves forward.  Will we see free Harvey demonstrations? He certainly fits the image as a bammer poster boy. I am guessing that there will be some bammers who will visit him in prision on a regular basis.

They can make a family day of it and visit their Dads, brothers, cousins, uncles on the same visit.  

BAZINGA!!

[AURaptor]

kingfish, on 18 June 2012 - 10:32 AM, said:

I will not be surprised to have feigned fainting during the trial. As a matter of fact, I will be surprised if this retard doesn't try this.

He faked getting beaten up at a gas station, after trying to instigate confrontations in and around Auburn.

[ab49]

Any sign of survival is encouraging. Hoping for the best.  Speaking of trees, check out this cool video on Coach Dye's love of trees
http://www.totalland...ch-talks-trees/

[nanatiger]

AURaptor, on 18 June 2012 - 04:13 PM, said:

kingfish, on 18 June 2012 - 10:32 AM, said:

I will not be surprised to have feigned fainting during the trial. As a matter of fact, I will be surprised if this retard doesn't try this.

He faked getting beaten up at a gas station, after trying to instigate confrontations in and around Auburn.

I had forgotten about that. I'm hoping the moron testifies in his own behalf.

[BeasFan]

nanatiger, on 19 June 2012 - 10:23 AM, said:

AURaptor, on 18 June 2012 - 04:13 PM, said:

kingfish, on 18 June 2012 - 10:32 AM, said:

I will not be surprised to have feigned fainting during the trial. As a matter of fact, I will be surprised if this retard doesn't try this.

He faked getting beaten up at a gas station, after trying to instigate confrontations in and around Auburn.

I had forgotten about that. I'm hoping the moron testifies in his own behalf.

I have little doubt that will happen, But I'm praying that somebody will get that for YouTube!

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A sad day as the Oaks at Toomer's Corner are pruned to remove weakened and dead limbs... (Photo Credit: Nicholas Head)



TWER has outstanding coverage here: http://www.thewareag...e-toomers-oaks/

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The Toomer's Corner Oaks are being pruned significantly today for safety reasons, based on advice from Auburn University's Tree Preservation Committee. A tree service contractor, under the supervision of Auburn's Facilities Management, is removing weakened branches above the plaza and streets at the corner of College Street and Magnolia Avenue. The work is being done between summer and fall semesters because of fewer pedestrians on campus and less vehicle traffic. While long-term decisions about the trees have not been made, fans are still welcome to gather at the corner this fall and continue the tradition of rolling the trees with toilet paper.

http://ocm.auburn.edu/news/oaks.html