The Press Republican - Pell-deChame running for Ti supervisor

And welcome sir to the arena where what you don't say may easily be parlayed into what you did with wolfes nipping at your heels with a word misconstrued, miss-spelled or errantly applied. I don't recall the dechames being political at base, so your interest intrigues me, in particular your "vision of improvement" and more particularly your work background up to this point, where you may preside at the moment, what supports you financially and where this vision of improvement exceeds those of Dedrick and those preceeded him. Shortly, quantify annd qualify your ambitions for Ti (less your flagging yet earnest attempts to get the down town juiced again}, an endeavor might be well put on hold while you stroke the community for potential votes.

Are we talking about "CHU-CHU" deChame ????

you Go Chooch, you'll be great!!!!!!

anyone else running? word on the street is chooch's as good as elected.

I remember Choo Choo! I went to school with him at St. Mary's as well.
He's the guy for the job most definitely. I feel very confidant that my old home town will prosper under his very guided care.
The best to you, Choo Choooooo
A Ti Alum

oh and I loved his mom (Stephanie) who worked in the library at SMS. She was always so sweet helping me find books. Loved her accent too.

Chooch will be a wonderful leader for our community, He's well versed in everything we need and want as a group and he's willing to put forth the effort it takes to make things happen. I feel that he'll guide us in the right direction and will be a great example. You've got my vote for sure!

Knowing his mild manner and sweet boyish looks as well as his mamas quaint accent and lovely demeanor dont make for a St. Marys grad stepping in without hard data and a substantial financial background, less perhaps the envelope of funds the family continues to rely on from Ft. Ti.----but nonetheless, as an eager member of the downtown rebirth, his coming forth at this time does well in political jargon to set the stage for elsewise eager bats and dragons to qualify and quantify their dreams and desires, with a financial plan to get it done. Chooch----now that you've declared--- sword in hand, the family name at sake----------

do you think he has the 'goods' to get down and dirty and play with these small town yahoos? does he realise there are people living beyond Fort property and "Main Street"

I say old chap wrote:

do you think he has the 'goods' to get down and dirty and play with these small town yahoos? does he realise there are people living beyond Fort property and "Main Street"

Oh---bugger off the lamplight mate and let the bloke feel his way through most assuredly will be crusty patches but here here old sod, you wax lyrical questioning his short leash on life but dont come off sounding like an old hound struggling to pass a peach pit whereas I as his campaign manager and major domo will guide this warrior through this towns darker pits. Forsooth say I!

bernie wrote:

<quoted text>Oh---bugger off the lamplight mate and let the bloke feel his way through most assuredly will be crusty patches but here here old sod, you wax lyrical questioning his short leash on life but dont come off sounding like an old hound struggling to pass a peach pit whereas I as his campaign manager and major domo will guide this warrior through this towns darker pits. Forsooth say I!

Hey! I thought u were managin S?-Max

I know he has education, which is great! But does he have expedience with the people he is going to need to lead?

He really needs to learn how to build roads and then plow them. Then he needs to learn how to maintain sewer systems. Then he needs to learn how to arrest people. Then how to provide clean drinking water to everyone, and make sure we comply with EPA guidelines! I forgot about the youth, the lawn mowing, the library, and all the other headaches he needs to deal with. Taxes go up every year also, so deal with that too!

If he thinks he is the right man, let him run! I would never want that job with all the problems. If there is a naive person willing to fall into that slot and be the scapegoat, good for him! Hopefully he can come in with a strong hand and know how each and every aspect of this town operates!

He just needs to be able to know he is getting into a wide variety of subjects he needs to be knowledgeable about. I'm not sure if he is there yet?

This Fort Ticonderoga man is not material for Supervisor of the Town of Ticonderoga. Does he have any WORK experience at all? No way, not supporting him.

MaxHeadroom wrote:

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Hey! I thought u were managin S?-Max

Nah! wouldn't pay the start up cost he owes me--you know with that limited pick-up he drives with the sale sticker still on the window? I just heard from Johnny Pajonny who married his second wife while he was in that dam iron lung over in Burlington that he plans a Senate run this year . just to break the silly impasse or run for gov on the limited ticket in 2010. Once I get Choooch squared away and enthroned and hopefully paid, my direction will turn state side where the Loon will hopefully lead the already looney.

blayuss his pee pickin lil hart ... we her in ti wunts a supaviza who kin do fer ti fer da loooong hall lak bobby ... someunn witts a loooong fuze ... somunn steddy ... not a republikin wun yeer,demokratt da nex,undependint da nex ... not hi and mity or down lo ... someunn juss rite

bernie wrote:

<quoted text>Oh---bugger off the lamplight mate and let the bloke feel his way through most assuredly will be crusty patches but here here old sod, you wax lyrical questioning his short leash on life but dont come off sounding like an old hound struggling to pass a peach pit whereas I as his campaign manager and major domo will guide this warrior through this towns darker pits. Forsooth say I!

so I am left to wonder if your clever "tongue-in-cheeky" reply is supposed to be reassuring

Bernie:
my decoder ring is in my other pants, did you say LS wants to run for Senate?

man enough wrote:

I know he has education, which is great! But does he have expedience with the people he is going to need to lead?

I think we've had enough of "expedience" in out town thanks very much, I HOPE you meant "experience".(Though it was very funny your way.)
I totally disagree with some other statements, though.

He really needs to learn how to build roads and then plow them. Then he needs to learn how to maintain sewer systems. Then he needs to learn how to arrest people. Then how to provide clean drinking water to everyone, and make sure we comply with EPA guidelines!

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No he does not need to know how to do this, he needs to know who does and who can and if they don't and can't he needs to know how to either make them "do" or make them "go".

I forgot about the youth, the lawn mowing, the library, and all the other headaches he needs to deal with. Taxes go up every year also, so deal with that too!

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What constitutes "dealing" in your opinion?

If he thinks he is the right man, let him run! I would never want that job with all the problems. If there is a naive person willing to fall into that slot and be the scapegoat, good for him!

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Now here you seem to have taken another road entirely? You want a supervisor with naivete or experience, or ability?(I choose to try for the latter.) I won't waste my vote on a scapegoat.

Hopefully he can come in with a strong hand and know how each and every aspect of this town operates!

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This isn't a bad requirement.

He just needs to be able to know he is getting into a wide variety of subjects he needs to be knowledgeable about. I'm not sure if he is there yet?

Yes I understand you aren't sure, after all we haven't heard very much at all "yet". And after all, we have no reason to believe there will actually be a choice of candidates, yet. I am encouraged, and believe this guy will be an improvement.

I hope for this man's sake that he has broad shoulders as it seems that no one in public office can do anything right. I hope he has a full understanding of what he is getting into... nothing but complaints, personal attacks and down right meaness. Good luck to him as he embarks on this endeavor.

I say old chap wrote:

<quoted text>so I am left to wonder if your clever "tongue-in-cheeky" reply is supposed to be reassuring

Most reassuring I beg you. the man hasen't had a nosebleed or a self inflicted hormonal ejactulation since 62' when he met Phyliss Clover, a young cuban whom denied his awkward advances and moved forward with her life selling street drugs and mere sniffs of her panties next to Agway or the toilet at Sharkeys where Choosh first fell in love---but she's now working with me, getting his speaking agenda worked out while I sit home whacking out his campaign speeches and arrannging for his 21st boyscout jamboree at Ft. ti. where he as head emcee will lead the troops in the scouts pledge--"On my honor I will do my best---etc.--- and host a toga keg party for the current Town Board with Mike Connery and Andy Powvorsnick giving the troops a pep talk on devotion to duty and why it's nice and comfy to be a republican in Essex county.