frump wrote:

hes a cutie pie for sure

true brooker wrote:

I have a real good friend of mine that works on computers,i am going to go see if to find out who this persons ip address is,i think it is kinda funny but so sad people have to do things like this and dont have anything better with there lives cause i would love to see our kids get the education they deserve,i might be repeating this but whatelse is there to point out except EDUCATION,spending monet foolishly.Im calling you out my friend before i find out who you are and i promise you i will, and it aint going to be pretty, catcha.

frump wrote:

ha ha ha love you paul if we cant lauph at ourselfs than who can just all in fun and you know what i think by your responce im realy going to vote for you dont be upset no harm intended

frump wrote:

Noun 1. frump - a dull unattractive unpleasant girl or woman; "she got a reputation as a frump"; "she's a real dog"
disagreeable woman, unpleasant woman - a woman who is an unpleasant person
see i can laugh at my self
frump loves you paul
you got my vote

heartless people wrote:

Paul be careful with IP address thing it is illegal to hake into someones computer a felony I think. So I know you were only joking about that part of your comment. Good luck with your run.

frump wrote:

hes a cutie pie for sure

tramp wrote:

im voting for paul he is good for the kids

taxpayer beware wrote:

Quincy, Honeywell await state Inspector General's report.
----------
Loading content...
Related Links On the Web
CITY OF PRESIDENTS
The Patriot Ledger
Posted Nov 07, 2009 @ 02:55 AM
Last update Nov 07, 2009 @ 08:01 AM
----------
QUINCY —.The election – and much of the most heated talk about Honeywell’s $30.4 million deal with the city – is over. Yet hope remains, in some circles, that Quincy and the New Jersey-based firm can still reach a settlement.
For now, it’s a waiting game – mostly for the state inspector general’s report, which could determine if Quincy was shortchanged when it partnered with Honeywell in the name of energy efficiency years ago.
Mayor Thomas Koch said the inspector general’s office has told him it has all it needs and will issue its report “before the end of the calendar year.”
“They looked at every aspect of it,” Koch said.“I know they’re concerned about several aspects of the contract and how it was arrived at. They certainly were disturbed by the numbers that were in there and what was charged.”
Koch repeatedly brought up Honeywell during the recent campaign, which ended with his win Tuesday over former Mayor William Phelan, who had signed off on the deal. The probe began at Koch’s urging last January, although officials in the inspector general’s office had said its findings wouldn’t be released until after the Nov. 3 election.