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A male(or rarely a female) who is often asked if he: 1) Is from England, 2) Is great, or 3) Can talk with a British accent.
A Britton generally has no idea why he is named Britton but will often times congratulate you if you spell his name right the first time. "Hey, my name's Britton."
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Britton To be Gangster to the end, never stop being who you are and never wear matching clothes. John was "Britton" to the end he didn't care what anyone thought.
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a large, hairy british kid ew its a britton
5. | britton | ||
of British descent, adj, out of sync, or, opposite being very hip - depends on extreme behavior how brittonian of you; typical brittonian behavior
6. | britton | ||
A jew who dislikes other jews and spends most of their time thinking about balls. Britton: Dude, did you just see that nasty Jew?
Non-britton: Aren't you a Jew? Britton: Yeah, but I still don't like 'em.....Balls.. |
7. | britton | ||
One who is addicted to maturbating while viewing pornography. The addict is often aroused by unusual fetishes, up to and including urination, diaper wearing, scat play, feet, semen drinking, cross dressing, dildo play, horse sex, trampoline sex, nude surfing, testicle shaving, fisting, nude banking, the asshole finger fuck 'n lick, snow balling, beef boiling, s&m, role playing, food sex, and incest. Lee: Hey Joe, wanna urinate on each other while jumping on my trampoline and fingering each other's assholes then licking them?
Joe: Sure! Hey, can we take a giant dump on the trampoline before jumping on it? Lee: Of coarse we can. First let me just take off these diapers of mine and shave my testicles. I want my balls as smooth as silk because on Tuesday I'm going nude banking and surfing. Joe: Cool. And hey afterwards can I have sex w/ that horse over there while you have sex w/ your sisters feet? Lee: Way ahead of ya! (laughter) Joe: Man, we are such a couple of brittons. Lee: You know it! |


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DOBSON — Contributions by more than 100 people, and counting, are expected to "ensure" that a Dobson woman who suffered severe burns will recover.
The donations were centered around a special campaign to provide Ensure, a type of nutritional supplement drink, to Earlene "Cathy" Simmons, 56.
Because of a fire in December 2011, Simmons was left badly scarred and unable to keep down solid food — recently wasting away to what one observer called "a bag of bones." After her doctor recommended that she drink six bottles of Ensure each day to supplement her nutrition, Simmons — who is on a fixed income — sought help with the expensive product from Foothills Food Pantry.
Though it normally seeks stockpiles of non-perishable foods, the pantry issued an urgent appeal last month to address what it considered a special case. And the public responded in overwhelming numbers, according to Beverly Jones, coordinator of the food bank.
"At least 100 participated," Jones said of people who either donated bottles of Ensure, which cost between $6 and $7 per six-pack, or gave money to buy the product for Simmons. "I'm still getting checks that I'm earmarking specifically for Ensure."
Jones added that Simmons' story touched people's hearts, not only the burn victim's plight but the courageous manner in which she's handled her ordeal. "Most people said they were just heartbroken when they read it," Jones added.
"I'm whining for days if I burn my pinkie," the pantry coordinator explained. "She did not come in here whining and complaining."
Since buying the Ensure would eat up 20 percent of her family's monthly income, Simmons first had visited the Surry County Department of Social Services for aid. Though it had no program to help, it referred Simmons to the food pantry as it often does in such cases.
Jones said the DSS has drawn some criticism for not assisting Simmons, but pointed out that department personnel should be commended for consistently trying to find alternative ways to help people.
Meanwhile, the food bank official said local residents once again can pat themselves on the back for being sensitive to the less-fortunate.
"We required some help with this special need and Surry County's citizens responded overwhelmingly."
Recipient "Deeply" Touched
Simmons was overcome by emotion when she heard about the Ensure donations.
"Well, I broke down and cried — it really touched me deeply," she said. "I can't believe that there are so many people that took the time…to reach out to help me."
Simmons said it has been an uphill battle to recover from the blaze that occurred last December while she was cleaning out her garage. Some carpeting there caught fire and the flames were fanned by the wind.
The woman said she was able to get her car out of the garage, then went back in — "not thinking, I guess, that the fire was as bad as it was."
She blacked out during the incident, which Simmons thinks was due to being overcome by smoke. "Apparently I had fell into the flames. My next-door neighbor heard me screaming."
The burn victim considers herself lucky just to be alive. "They only gave me like a one-percent chance of survival, 'cause I was burned on the whole upper part of my body."
Simmons had to return to the hospital in September. "Since I came out of the hospital, I've had a real hard time breathing," she reported. "But I wake up every day and thank the Good Lord — he gave me another chance to live."
Lasting Legacy
Jones said that so far, Foothills Food Pantry has received what amounts to a four-month supply of Ensure for Simmons. The gifts of money will provide Simmons another six- to eight-month supply beyond the product donations.
"She did not feel well enough to come in and get the first load," said the coordinator, who explained that Simmons' husband made the trip to the pantry instead.
The monetary donations will be used to buy more Ensure, not only for the injured Dobson resident, but other patients who might require such a nutritional supplement.
Jones cited an ongoing need for Ensure as well as other drinks such as Boost. One man served by the pantry is limited to a liquid diet. "And we have cancer patients who need that little extra nutritional supplement," she said. "So we always have a basic need."
In relation to Simmons' case, Jones said, "Our pantry will continue to support this family as long as they need us."
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¦f?,- ¦ai ^e HUNTLEY ^«*'«8ide THURSDAY, SEPT. 23, 1965 VOLUME 6 — NUMBER 35 PHONB: 312-669-66Z1 (any ttme) (U no answer) 816-4S9-0998 FILE J!'J"''-LEY. ILL 8 PAGES MAILED AND DISTRIBUTUD WISBHXT 7e FBR COPI Redshins Win 1st Gatne 20-0 Notice Flooded Basetnents on Church St. The Huntley Redskins won a 20-0 victory over the North Boone football squad last Friday, Sep- temper 17, lor the season's opener on a field turned into n quagmire of mud and water, due to the severe thunderstorm that delayed the Oldening of the game for 30 minutes. Touchdowns were made by half¬ back Larry Rasmusen, Dennis En¬ strom end, and Barry Benner in the first and second quarters. Larry Rasmusen made the 2 extra pwints after touchdown. The North Boone team came near to scoring in the .3rd quarter, running the ball into Huntley's end zone, but tihe Huntley line held. Huntley had a total of 11 1st downs, North Boone 13. The Hunt- ley team made a total of 222 yards. Three punts yielded 30 1/3 yards. Leading tacklers for Huntley were Herbert Glissendorf and Larry Heimsoth with 6 tackles each. Huntley had 25 yards lost in pen¬ alties. The game this week is out of town and will be pdayed Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. at Burlington- Central. This will be a conference game. School Board Reports A continuation of the regular meeting of Sept 8, 1965 was held on Sept 15, 1965 at 7:15 P.M. Mem ber Lamb and Mackeben absent. A motion was made and appro¬ ved to approve of the 1965 & 66 Annual School Budget as prepared and revised. A motion was made and appro¬ ved to levy a total of $312, 500.00 A motion was made and appro¬ ved to increase the Education fund tax rate from fl.40 to $1.60 and also the transportation rate from $.02 to $ .08, in accordance with House Bill 1004. A motion was made and appro¬ ved to adjourn this meeting until Sept 21, W65 at 7:30 P.M. Brd of Ed. Published in this week's issue of the Huntley Farmside is the list of delinquent real estate taxes for Grafton township and a second notive of "Scavenger Sale" of delinquent real estate lots and land on which all or part of taxes for each of 10 or more years are unpaid. Additional copies of the newspaper may be 6btained at the Farmside office, the office of the Crystal Lake News in Crystal Lake, and Collins Pharmacy in Huntley. Marion Central Car Wash The Junior Class of Marion Cen¬ tral is sponsoring a countywide car wash on Saturday, September 25, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. It will be held at Schreinder's Standard Ser¬ vice in McHenry; Frame's Phillip 66 Station in Woodstock; the old National Tea Parking Lot in Har¬ vard; and the Texaco in Crystal Lake and State Gas sta^tion in Marengo. The charke is o|¦^ollar. Everyone is invited. ^^^ PTANews The first meeting of th^Br I ntley PTA was held Septembe^Wth in the hifrh school gym. A very in¬ formative program was presented followed by an active discussion of some of the points raised. Leading off the program were Mr. Glenard Delaney and Mr. Thomas Kelly who inti-oduced returning and new teachers. After his introduction of the teachers Mr. Delany stated his opinion that the customary early fall Open House in which year's objectives are outlines was especially diffi¬ cult for new teachers. Also men¬ tioned was the dilemma of choos¬ ing which room to visit faced by parents of more than one child. Consequently he requested some other form or a program later in the year. In later dis cussion many parents felt some sort of viewing of children's work is desirable, particularly at the beginning of the school year. Subsequently a committee of two teachers, Miss Frances Crowley and Mrs. Robert Schachtner, and two parents, Mrs. Bastian and Mrs. Marvin Weide, was formed to offer solutions. Following Mr. Kelly's introduc¬ tion of teachers he outlined some general objectives and pointed up some of the overcrowding and overcrowding and heavy teacher class loads existing in the school. Mr. Wayne Zimmerman, Presi¬ dent of the School Board, pre¬ sented the third facet of the pro- Continued on page three Cotning Events SATURDAY, September 25 llth District Fall Convention— her. Huntley Redskins foott)all game at Central 2:00 p.m. TUESDAY, September 28 Organization meeting of Junior Choir Motiier's Club. THURSDAY, SeptenAer 30 7:00 p.m Organization meeting of Cub St:houts and Boy Scouts at United Church of Christ. Boys accom¬ panied by parents are invited. SATURiDAY, October 2 Special election to establish a Huntley Park district. Pictured above is the lower lev¬ el washroom at the Robert Gruner resid^njsg. jyiyi th^ b^tMub and wasfi t>asin flTIeff to overlowing with backed up sewerage. Accord¬ ing to Mrs. Giuned the sewerage has backed up into their home some five different times, the most recent occurences being last fri¬ day and again early Tuesday morning. Mrs. Gruner went on to say that her husband, Robert, had to evacuate their children from their lower level bedroom, wading through backed up sewerage 10 inches deep at some points. In the late afternoon Tuesday the water was still o\-erflowing in the Gru ner residence and at that time soapsuds were present althrough Mrs. Gruner had not had any wa¬ ter running whatsoever in Tues¬ day from the time of the first flooding. She stated that every time someone took a drink of wa¬ ter at the sink the Gruners got that much more water. The Gruners have a sump pump which Mr. Gruner connected with a hose to tlie village storm sewer running it out the basement win¬ dow. Other hwnes on N6rth Church Street from the comer of Church and Algonquin Road to Douglas Avenue had water seepage and flooding of basements on Friday and again Monday night. This, however, was surface water ra¬ ther than sewerage. According to Delores McGec, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Urbach, the force of the water was so intense on Friday evening it broke a basement window in the Urbach home located at North Church and the Algonquin Road, completely flooding the basement. She went on to say that a snake and a frog were washed into the basement. Mrs. McGeC stated that a sanitary drainage ditch overlows every time there is a heavy rain¬ fall causing water to flow onto patio and seeping through the walls. She stated that the residents of North Church Street held an informal meeting Monday night with David Ruby and Richard Staab of the village Board at which time their problem was dis¬ cussed. According to Mayor Wilpault BriU the badciq> of the sanitary sewerage system has^fe^ caused by an accumulation or rubbish, ,wijw, and<»th^ dtal}ii^/ttf<ma.iato it by busirietees,'hwth' 'Sf flw blacktop and by residents of the area who have illega^^^Mineeted their surface water dnW such as downspouts and gutters inth the sanitary system Instead of into the storm system. He stated that Huntley Streets Superintendent Percy Swanson is investigating the situation at the present time and will report back to the Village board. Barn Fire On Shauf Fartn A spect.acular barn fire occurred last Friday evening, September 17, at the O. W. Shaw farm. The fire was .started by a burst of lightning during a severe electri¬ cal storm which cut out the lights throughout the lights through the village. The Huntley police car drove around town blowing its siren to summon fire¬ men. The intense downpour of rain and the many spectators driving to the fire made it necessary for the firemen to proceed cautiously to their destiriation. The barn was filled with hay and burned com¬ pletely to the ground. No estimate of the cost of the damage has been made. Scouts and Cuhs to Org antxe The Huntley Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts will have an organiza¬ tion meeting at the United Church of Christ on September 30, at 7:00 P. M. . I'he leaders of these groups ask hat all boys interested attend this meeting, accompanied by both par¬ ents. Any boys of scmiting ages who are interested and have not been in scouting are also invited to come accompanied by their parents. If there any questions, call Mrs. Martin Schmietendorf, phone 660- 5434, for Infortnatioa ..i^^...M
Object Description
Title | The Huntley Farmside |
Date | 1965-09-23 |
Month | 09 |
Day | 23 |
Year | 1965 |
Volume | 6 |
Issue | 25 |
Decade | 1960-1969 |
Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
Subject | Newspaper Archives |
Rights | This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code). |
Publisher | This Collection was digitized and loaded into CONTENTdm by OCLC Preservation Service Center (Bethlehem, PA) for the Huntley Area Public Library |
Source | Reproduction of library's print newspaper archives |


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Our country is broke. It's not broke in 30 years or 10 years or 5 years. It's broke today. A colossal $222 trillion separates the present value of projected future spending and the present value of projected future taxes.
This enormous fiscal gap is the true measure of our nation's indebtedness. It's 20 times larger than our nation's $11 trillion official debt and for a reason. Successive administrations and Congresses have carefully kept almost all of our liabilities off the books using accounting that would make Bernard Madoff blush.
What I don't understand about these articles that focus on social programs in highlighting this country's indebtedness is why it doesn't include the even more insane waste coming from other sectors, like the military, homeland security, the drug war, Congressional pork, the medical-industrial complex, etc etc etc. Bush waged an 8-year without even mentioning this in the budget, why not focus on this? This has become for me, and for many others, the measure of whether it's a Democrat or a Republican writing the article. The person writing this article is clearly a anti-social, sabre-rattling neo-fascist Republican, 'nuf said.
Brilliant, but it ain't gonna happen. Most members of Congress, first of all, could not understand this logic; secondly, if they did, do not have the courage to pursue these changes.
Perhaps the professor of my aluma matter can refine these changes into a 5-year plan that achieves what is needed but gets there in a deliberate, patient way.
I hope he does more than write about this, but also works to make it happen. I think that's a problem in this country --- so many experts, so little action.
Without details, this plan is not helpful.
Does the voucher health plan cover 10% of people's health care or 95%? Is the supplemental insurance price regulated? If not, how much do you expect someone 85 years old to pay for the supplement?
Same with the tax structure. WIthout understanding the progressive nature of the taxes, it is hard to make any judgment. Consumption taxes are know to be very regressive. So, what is the progressive scale that protects the poor from the high burden of these taxes? The author may claim his plain is more progressive than the current one, but I am skeptical without the details.
What about defense and other issues?
WIthout those details, this plan is not very helpful. The devil is always in the detail.
Upon further reading, the plan calls for a board of doctors to meet yearly to determine what the health plan coverage that the vouchers will be, subject to the restriction that the vouchers cost cannot exceed 10% of GDP. Since, current health care costs are something like 17% of GPD, that means than individuals will have to make up the rest of the cost, namely 7% of GDP or about 40% of costs at the current level. Beyond that, it does not seem to do anything to bring down the totals costs. It just shifts the costs from employee insurance plans and Medicare to private individuals. Again, the devil is in the detail But it seems, as first pass, that this plan solves the government health care spending by simply transferring it to the individual, much like the Ryan voucher plan for Medicare proposed.
The devil is still in the details, but I am not sold yet.
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The author is listed as a Globe Correspondent and Boston University Professor. He is also the author and main proponent of the Purple Plan. This is not just an article, it is an advocacy piece for his plan. He talks in general about non-political economists and concensus views. But this is in fact his plan. Check out the Purple Tax website and you will see his name on the front page as the main person driving this plan. The Globe should have noted this or put it in the editorial section.
It is an interesting plan but a lot more detail is needed. And the Globe should have identified it for what it is.
I think most people still do not understand what is coming...when the "redemption" of Social Security trust fund IOUs starts appearing as a non-negotiable part of expenses along with debt servicing every budget will be a fiscal cliff exercise. These "purple" solutions sound interesting but I don't know how we can get people into a serious discussion until they truly recognize the peril and begin to see the tradeoffs that will be required.


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- oldsarj said...
And he either grew a real beard or shaved properly!
- June 20, 2012 at 7:31:00 AM PDT
- DAY said...
Hi Will,
Considering young master Lapo inherited his uncle's wardrobe, I'm pretty sure that IS Agnelli's suit:
Andrew - June 20, 2012 at 7:48:00 AM PDT
- TROS1 said...
The suit is, indeed, beautiful, but, for after 6, I think a dark blue or black button closure would be more appropriate, sensual & powerful-looking. In its current shade, the button makes the jacket look more appropriate for the country, mid-day.
- June 20, 2012 at 10:09:00 AM PDT
- Downunder said...
Necktie skew-whiff another bit of sprezzatura?
- June 20, 2012 at 1:08:00 PM PDT
- Pinstripe Pete said...
His collar isn't buttoned.
- June 20, 2012 at 5:04:00 PM PDT
- NJS said...
From the neck upwards, he looks as though he has been sleeping rough: no doubt as a celebrity experiment: surrounded by guards he probably spent two nights on a bench in Central Park.
- June 21, 2012 at 4:04:00 PM PDT
- gherrmann said...
DAY said...
Hi Will,
Considering young master Lapo inherited his uncle's wardrobe, I'm pretty sure that IS Agnelli's suit:
June 20, 2012 7:48:00 AM PDT
Or is it? Wasn't Agnelli's suit cut as a true three-button? Perhaps Mr. Elkann got his hands on some of the London Lounge cloth that was designed after Agnelli's original. - June 25, 2012 at 11:02:00 AM PDT
- DAY said...
If you do a close side by side comparison the cut and pattern matching is identical--the lapels are just pressed differently. I know it's heresy to say, but quite often the only difference between a 3-2 and a "true 3 button" is pressing. I'm actually with Lapo on this one!
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Rossi is really Messi in disguise, that is why their names end in the same three letters
No to modern football - No al calcio moderno
Jorge Lorenzo kicks ass....yet another sport dominated by Spaniards...
messi is on the bike again even though he cant even walk without the aid of crutches.
dani pedrosa and lorenzo even raced while on walking stick in the past.amazing little spaniards
messi making an early comeback way ahead of schedule.
was supposed to be out for at least 5 months.
amazing sports man! it will surely increase the tv viewership.
LOL barca96 you called Rossi "Messi" again
My home GP is on now, hey Laguna Seca! Watching this to get away from the F1 drama
Pedrosa crash out
No to modern football - No al calcio moderno
WIN! I did get to hear our anthem for the 3rd time today, the Americans played ours instead of the Spanish by accident.
oh dear god, I didn't watch the podium ceremony, are you serious
Did they stop and play the right one after or what?
No to modern football - No al calcio moderno
haha yeah. i just posted it on the F1 forum.
I was asking my self when they got on the podium, how much longer i have to wait to hear an italian anthem and my wish came true within a few seconds haha
they did stop halfway. you shouldve seen lorenzo's face hahahaha
i guess it was uccio playing around lol.
Someone just posted in facebook that Lorenzo is Barca fan and he won. Congrats Lorenzo!!
Lorenzo won this year. I support Rossi. I've supported him from the start ( ? ) in 2007 when I saw MotoGP for the first time ( my brother was watching ) becasue I thought he was a "loser" because he always finished after Casey Stoner. I thought he was never going to make it. Then my brother told me about him... I'm such a failure! I thought Vettel was never going to make it in F1 ( saw him 2008 )... guess who was wrong again.
Casey Stoner is a boss. Hope he wins another championship this year.
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