Our Moral and Intellectual Superiors

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1. The reporter and editor should have used Jack’s given name, Jonathan; more gravitas.

2. Jack Mehoff from Howard Stern Show….Sal & Richard pranks

3. As much as I applaud the “Bern”movement, the leftod tactic of rioting/disrupting those who do not agree is starting to piss me off. The Trumpophobia is as bad as the Canadian conservative “Hidden Agenda”.

4. Trump is a symptom, not a cause, once you realize that his campaign takes a different flavor. The whole political “establishment” needs cleaning out, both left and right.

5. Henry Louis Mencken, best thing that ever happened to Baltimore and the Sun, would have loved this.

6. Of course Jack Mehoff is a real name. He’s a first cousin of Ben Dover.

7. The Asian wing of the movement is led by Rick Shaw and Tung Mai Dong. Can we get on with the discussion, please.

8. Mike Hunt was unavailable for comment……….

9. Haywood Jablome unavailable for comment?

10. Ilene Ulick just tweeted

11. Ah, Jack Mehoff. Reminiscent of a road trip to BC with newfound friends back in 1981.
    “Jack Mehoff, and his brother Frank” would pop up routinely in raucous chatter. Of course, probably liberally plied with copious doses of alcohol!
    Don’t know why we found it so funny, just lunacy I guess, but we’d laugh and laugh and laugh. Yeah, those were the days! :D)

12. Mike Howe is currently being held captive in a feedlot and is unavailable for comment.

13. The last Social Credit government in Alberta had in its cabinet a minister by the name of Horst Schmid and, yes, people told jokes about him.
    Then, of course, there was the Apollo 17 lunar module pilot, Dr. Harrison Schmitt. For years, his nickname was Jack, even during the mission. Apparently, an earlier nickname was Bull.

14. I recall it from an earlier time than that.
    I first heard of Jack in about 1971 in a Quesnel bar in central BC. Of course in those days nobody had a cell phone and the juke box was still the only source of tunes during weekdays.
    The bar was generally referred to as the “office” and if you wanted to get ahold of someone,(and you knew their habits), the bar and subsequently the barman on duty was where you searched. (See what I did there?)…we referred to all the bartenders as barmen in those days…non of that sissy non-gender crap that passes for polite conversation these days.
    I remember sitting with a few friends during the quiet time and this one guy decided to liven things up a bit.
    Any way, the short of it was that he went to the payphone and dialed up the bar asked if whether one of the Mehoff bothers were in the bar drinking.
    Later hearing the rest of the story from the guilty party, the bartender had said he didn’t know them and which one did he want paged on the intercom .The reply was Jack and the bartender was suckered.
    What the bar heard from our vantage point was, “Jack Mehoff. You’re wanted on the phone.”
    It was a dumb prank but humourous in the eyes of young bucks.

15. I joined the liberal party as Robert Zrunkel.You wouldn’t believe how often they came after me for donations.

16. I did that once.
    I told them they were doing a great job and to please find a ck for 1000.00 enclosed and I signed it Real Brainded.

17. Seymour Butz has reported from under the bleachers at a Trump Rally, that Trumps followers carry lots of coin in their pockets. Does someone at the Washinton Post want to retweet this story ?

18. LOL, a good topic for extra moderation. Please free my comment.