Biff…it’s a guy. Not a very masculine guy but a guy, nonetheless. He’s not my type. Besides, i was told yesterday that I already have too much of everything. 😛
I arrived yesterday for Jury Duty (last time 1996!) at 360 Adams and went into the Central Jury Room. Court employees repeatedly said that we would be there until 5pm. There were 375 people there and every 15 minutes or so they would read a list of names of people. I was not called before lunch — went out for a little over an hour — and came back by 2 pm. It was announced by the Commissioner of Juries (?) at a little after 3pm that they had already chosen all the jurors necessary for the day, that the policy in Brooklyn was to only require one day of service for those not selected. Letters confirming jury service were then distributed and we were dismissed at 3:30pm. Throughout the day, we were able to use internet and go to an adjoining “lounge” where there were computers, food, etc.
Without a doubt 1) Clam
Biff…it’s a guy. Not a very masculine guy but a guy, nonetheless. He’s not my type. Besides, i was told yesterday that I already have too much of everything. 😛
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May need a third option, actually, in case it’s a bit of both:
3) Piggie in a blanket
So you can vote on the ROTD gender by selecting one of the following:
1) Clam
2) Sausage
“I have a craving for cherry pie.”
I’m in the mood for clams.
Time to play: Guess the Gender
Look at the Restaurant of the Day pic and vote.
Either DIBS or I will be very excited to find out the answer.
CGar, CONGRATULATIONS! Glad to hear it! We’ll have to celebrate next week!
*******Brooklyn Jury Duty Update*********
I arrived yesterday for Jury Duty (last time 1996!) at 360 Adams and went into the Central Jury Room. Court employees repeatedly said that we would be there until 5pm. There were 375 people there and every 15 minutes or so they would read a list of names of people. I was not called before lunch — went out for a little over an hour — and came back by 2 pm. It was announced by the Commissioner of Juries (?) at a little after 3pm that they had already chosen all the jurors necessary for the day, that the policy in Brooklyn was to only require one day of service for those not selected. Letters confirming jury service were then distributed and we were dismissed at 3:30pm. Throughout the day, we were able to use internet and go to an adjoining “lounge” where there were computers, food, etc.
Big improvement over the old days….
et, if I got hit by a bag of money, would purchase the putnamm house, seems like a serene retreat.