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COF implies Pewee conveniently et the 1st tomato evidence He's siding with the lady. Wants UK to do DNA testing to prove just which gardener had the earliest ripe tomato About: Tomato record falls Pewee ate homegrown tomato May 1, 2009 To ColumbiaMagazine.com: Well there you go. I reckon it was only a matter of time till CM joined the ranks of the MSM. Despite you''re protestations to the opposite the bias of your reporting jumps of the page. Anyone around these parts knows a picture is worth a thousand words and anyone who has even heard of CSI knows all about the unreliability of so called eyeball witnesses! The obvious way to reveal the truth of the matter would be to take both fruits of the vine to UK for a definitive DNA test, however, one of the johnny -come-latelys claims to have conveniently deleted the evidence. Good try at influencing the court of public opinion, but up this way we know better than to dispute a lady's honor and reputation! COF at Dun Roman High on a air a balanced Ridge, O'er beautiful Downtown Knifley This story was posted on 2009-05-04 15:46:18
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