I always tried to obtain excellent fingerprints from arrested humans in Milwaukee when I was employed within the police department since a good detailed set of fingerprints sometimes clears people of accusations. However, after watching 'The Blue Gardenia', not only was Raymond Burr's behavior as repulsive as nasty Tyra Banks and Naomi Campbell, whoever slopped Anne Baxter's fingerprints onto paper should never have been hired by the movie industry. The jokes sometimes end abruptly at lines with people like Mark Vasquez, Thomas Klusman, Roy Benford, Robert Skardzynski, Chester Ulickey, Patricia Schnell and Denita Ball, since those people know what it feels like to be in huge, non-fake battles with or without me.
And now, 'Birmingham Bounce' has become the theme song for Shane Battier, with 'Midnight Flyer' slipping in as a great non-secret Cole connection for Paul Coffey or Jeff Hackett.
Idaho State's chemistry department doesn't own Squad 55, even though they keep toying with elements like Cs with no regard for more practical tests of human responses to important non-electronic messages..
Who's going to call Michigan 5211 or Madison50025 instead of praying to Angelic Leader Yehovah, who never has been identified by gender? I actuallu said 'Thank Satan I didn't lose power last night', since I do realize that some angels such as Satan do get permission to make situations difficult rather than nothing to be concerned about.
Some people suspect that the Feast of Weeks is going to be on June 25th, since that group thinks the regular sabbath is always on 7th, 14th, 21st and 28th day of the month that resets after the crescent moon appears; I am not one of those people since I opt for the Friday dusk start of the weekly sabbath, but at least those people are TRYING to behave according to what they claim to believe.
Did Tommy Bedford obtain excellent fingerprint sets when he worked at 749 W. State Street in Milwaukee? I suppose Officer Bedford did much better than the flop of 'The Blue Gardenia', a movie which happens to have a real Pabst advertisement in 'Bill's Beanery'.
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