1938 Packard

32 because I took an extra day off on Friday.

So, the campus police office doesn't have metal detectors?

Butcher than who?

Consider the op page one. You want a story, you'll have to wait until this person comes back with some results. It's either the flat foot finds useful information or he hits a brick wall. Be patient. In the mean time, you don't need to clutter this thread with conjecture.

So? Where is it connected with the op?

Then, take it to Fanfic. This thread is about what my co-worker did.

Is this always the sort of shit that runs through your head? A man hired a PI. That doesn't make a sexual delusion.

So, what are you driving at with this?

You can have anybody investigated, as long as put up the money.

And I'm not even the guy who hired the investigator.

I'm pretty sure it's unrelated. The guy who hired the gumshoe had been an election candidate three times against the incumbent.

The only thing that sounds incredible here is how my co-worker can afford a private investigator.

Blue moon.

One of my co-workers hired a gumshoe to look into the union local president's financial dealings. I wonder where that's going to lead. Like, how is a gumshoe going to get the goods, assuming that there are any to be had?

Getting the laundry and your room cleaned up makes a relaxing atmosphere for watching anime.

Next time, try Arm and Hammer stick.

Some people can be locked up three times over a lifetime and still not get it.

Illicit is when something breaks a law. No law was broken in this event. Where do you get "thief" out of that?

What's illicit about purchasing and reselling a product?

It only takes ten years to vest. I started the job when I was 23.

That's part of why I was fully vested in two pension funds by the time I was 33.

Not with this retirement fund. There are places where the property taxes don't equal paying rent for your own land.

That's why I don't intend to stay here.

Maybe it's not even a legitimate law firm.

Duey, Cheetham and Howe. I could carry this in another direction and use a lawyer that accepts my prepaid legal card.