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To: combjelly who wrote (289658)	5/31/2006 10:40:34 AM
From: Jim McMannis	Respond to of 1572779

RE:""Catch and release isn't that great on a fish either." Won't get an argument from me." And the Congress wants to increase the population by 100 million people in the next 20 years to catch what fish we have left.

To: combjelly who wrote (289658)	5/31/2006 10:53:47 AM
From: Road Walker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1572779

Shortie is vacationing in the Keys again--- Fla. man in women's bathing suit arrested A man wearing a purple women's bathing suit and carrying a flare gun was arrested after he told a bartender he was going to "get rid of all the dirt bags in Key West," authorities said. Jeffrey C. Anderson, 55, was charged with carrying a concealed firearm Monday after he brandished the flare gun, which was under a skirt he was wearing, Key West police spokeswoman Christie Phillips said. The bartender, who was not identified, was working in the downstairs bar of The Bull and Whistle, a popular Key West watering hole located on Duval Street. "She reported she had seen a man, later identified as Anderson, dancing in the street showing tourists his private parts, and asking people for money when they took his picture," the news release said. The bartender said Anderson then approached her, telling her he was going to get rid of the city's "dirt bags" before displaying the gun, police said. Police quickly located Anderson and found an orange 12-gauge flare gun in his possession, Phillips said. He was transported to the Monroe County detention center. It was not clear if he had a lawyer.