The ink is dried -- Cut!
Gearino: Hey, I'm back -- but only long enough to tell you that I'm leaving the building. Just like Elvis.
Just when you got used to him
Gearino: I figured that if anybody would be gratified at the news I'm about to reveal, it's Jonathan Brimfield.
Defiance written all over
Gearino: In the end, Debra Sergent's tattoos didn't do her any good, at least not health-wise. But that was never the point.
Capital crowd control
Gearino:Until last week, the last time I had attended a protest was in 2003, when a group of activists in Chapel Hill announced that they planned to demonstrate in the nude to protest the war in Iraq.
Local legend is on the move
Gearino:If you're not friends with Rodney Marsh, be glad. If you are, you might want to make yourself scarce for the next week or so.
Proud to have told that
Gearino:Today's topic is Steve Crisp, the Raleigh man who is locally semifamous for several things, most notably his loathing of trees and his inclination to drop mortar rounds of invective into any online forum -- just to relieve the tedium of daily life.
Edwards has one sure vote
Gearino:There are a lot of ways that people see John Edwards: friend of the working man, advocate for the poor, pretty-boy pretender to the presidency, merciless trial attorney cloaked in faux humility, etc.
Take care checking him out
Gearino:Forget about New Year's resolutions for 2007. I need to pass around some apologies for 2006.
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