Reporting for Jury Duty -- Kilted

**mookien** · 23rd April 13, 06:10 PM

Lookin' good, Dale, as usual - like "Here comes the judge", or in your case, "there goes the judge."

Which Old Pulteney - the 12, 17, or 21? Those are some of my favorites, though I lean towards the 17. After a couple of drams of any of them, I lean towards starboard.

**Dale Seago** · 23rd April 13, 06:18 PM

Originally Posted by mookien

Which Old Pulteney - the 12, 17, or 21? Those are some of my favorites, though I lean towards the 17. After a couple of drams of any of them, I lean towards starboard.

I haven't tried the 21. The 12 is excellent, and the 17. . .Wowsers!!

**Earl D** · 23rd April 13, 06:21 PM

Years ago when I work for the Constables Office, I was called for Jury duty. There were about 45 of us waiting to be questioned by the Judge and both attorneys. The Judge started out by asking if anyone knew the Defendant. I raised my hand and when I told the Judge that I was the arresting officer and that my name should be on the Defendants booking sheet. His Honor asked that I approach the bench and show him some ID. I gave him my badge wallet and he checked my ID with the booking sheet, handed me my wallet back and dismissed me on the spot.

Since my wife was working in the city at the time I met her for lunch and the State paid for it.