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To: lee kramer who wrote (65139)	10/7/1999 3:11:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 120523

No. the worst thing I ever did was try to test out a theory how fast a large projectile would hit the ground from the 8th story building and how loud would be the 'boom'.. We were learning about objects hitting the ground from a higher level does more damage, gathering momentum. I was only 14. So after school let out my friend and I shot a couple of large water filled balloons from the roof of our Yeshiva. I did not know anyone was still in the building. As luck would have it, the school's spiritual leader (Rabbi) was leaving the building at the time. He was a very respected teacher and scholar. He was attired as most of the males were in that neighborhood: The beard, the Peyot, the Shtramel** all intact. Then my water balloon got him squarely on the head.. Everything flew, the shtramel, the peyot got soaked and there was a small red welt on his cheek. He was soaked. Needless to say I expected solitary confinement or some sort of exile to a prison of hard labor. I did get suspended for 3 days. Nothing else happened. But I did prove that theory that projectiles dropped from high places can do a lot of damage. A very lot of damage especially when they fall on 'holy' people, that don't enjoy looked like a soaked mink. very strict parochial school you don't want to inflict on young children. peyot, little side curls the chassidic jew wears near his ears, again not for the 'mod' jews in Boca. **Shtramel A head covering consisting of a velvetlike skullcap, surrounded by about 9 inches in diameter of fur (somewhat like a Boca Society lady would wear without the skullcap) So no, Lee, I never smoked, ever.. nor do I drink except expensive champaigne once in a while (just tastes better than Manischewitz passover seder wine).