Baker's Dozen II (Part 1)

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Crimes

  1. Embezzlement
  2. Grand larceny
  3. Sedition
  4. Loitering
  5. Murder
  6. Fishing without a license
  7. Treason
  8. Obstruction of justice
  9. Adultery
  10. Theft
  11. Felonious assault
  12. Forgery
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Crimes

  1. Embezzlement
  2. Grand larceny
  3. Sedition
  4. Loitering
  5. Murder
  6. Fishing without a license
  7. Treason
  8. Obstruction of justice
  9. Adultery
  10. Theft
  11. Felonious assault
  12. Forgery
  13. Manslaughter

Which reminds me of my cat committing “handslaughter” as Mark Parisi calls it in his “My Cat the Criminal” series: https://www.offthemark.com/image/cache/data/cartoons/2020-03-12C-380x480.gif https://www.offthemark.com/image/cache/data/cartoons/2021-11-29C-240x331.gif https://www.offthemark.com/cartoon/business-finance/lawyers-legal/2021-05-11

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People, real or fictional, whose name contains a food

  1. Professor Plum - Clue
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People, real or fictional, whose name contains a food

  1. Professor Plum - Clue
  2. Fiona Apple
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People, real or fictional, whose name contains a food

  1. Professor Plum - Clue
  2. Fiona Apple
  3. Greg Ham - Men at Work saxophonist
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People, real or fictional, whose name contains a food

  1. Professor Plum - Clue
  2. Fiona Apple
  3. Greg Ham - Men at Work saxophonist
  4. Edgar Rice Burroughs – author / creator of ‘Tarzan’ and 'John Carter’

-“BB”-

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People, real or fictional, whose name contains a food

  1. Professor Plum - Clue
  2. Fiona Apple
  3. Greg Ham - Men at Work saxophonist
  4. Edgar Rice Burroughs – author / creator of ‘Tarzan’ and 'John Carter’
  5. Julius Peppers
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People, real or fictional, whose name contains a food

  1. Professor Plum - Clue
  2. Fiona Apple
  3. Greg Ham - Men at Work saxophonist
  4. Edgar Rice Burroughs – author / creator of ‘Tarzan’ and 'John Carter’
  5. Julius Peppers
  6. Miss Lemon - several Christie novels and short stories featuring Hercule Poirot
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People, real or fictional, whose name contains a food

  1. Professor Plum - Clue
  2. Fiona Apple
  3. Greg Ham - Men at Work saxophonist
  4. Edgar Rice Burroughs – author / creator of ‘Tarzan’ and 'John Carter’
  5. Julius Peppers
  6. Miss Lemon - several Christie novels and short stories featuring Hercule Poirot
  7. Harry Lime - The Third Man
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People, real or fictional, whose name contains a food

  1. Professor Plum - Clue
  2. Fiona Apple
  3. Greg Ham - Men at Work saxophonist
  4. Edgar Rice Burroughs – author / creator of ‘Tarzan’ and 'John Carter’
  5. Julius Peppers
  6. Miss Lemon - several Christie novels and short stories featuring Hercule Poirot
  7. Harry Lime - The Third Man
  8. Darryl Strawberry -baseball star
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People, real or fictional, whose name contains a food

  1. Professor Plum - Clue
  2. Fiona Apple
  3. Greg Ham - Men at Work saxophonist
  4. Edgar Rice Burroughs – author / creator of ‘Tarzan’ and 'John Carter’
  5. Julius Peppers
  6. Miss Lemon - several Christie novels and short stories featuring Hercule Poirot
  7. Harry Lime - The Third Man
  8. Darryl Strawberry -baseball star
  9. William of Orange - King of the UK and the Netherlands
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People, real or fictional, whose name contains a food

  1. Professor Plum - Clue
  2. Fiona Apple
  3. Greg Ham - Men at Work saxophonist
  4. Edgar Rice Burroughs – author / creator of ‘Tarzan’ and 'John Carter’
  5. Julius Peppers
  6. Miss Lemon - several Christie novels and short stories featuring Hercule Poirot
  7. Harry Lime - The Third Man
  8. Darryl Strawberry -baseball star
  9. William of Orange - King of the UK and the Netherlands
  10. Peter Pears - British Tenor
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People, real or fictional, whose name contains a food

  1. Professor Plum - Clue
  2. Fiona Apple
  3. Greg Ham - Men at Work saxophonist
  4. Edgar Rice Burroughs – author / creator of ‘Tarzan’ and 'John Carter’
  5. Julius Peppers
  6. Miss Lemon - several Christie novels and short stories featuring Hercule Poirot
  7. Harry Lime - The Third Man
  8. Darryl Strawberry -baseball star
  9. William of Orange - King of the UK and the Netherlands
  10. Peter Pears - British Tenor
  11. Dr. Frank N. Furter - Rocky Horror Picture Show
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People, real or fictional, whose name contains a food

  1. Professor Plum - Clue
  2. Fiona Apple
  3. Greg Ham - Men at Work saxophonist
  4. Edgar Rice Burroughs – author / creator of ‘Tarzan’ and 'John Carter’
  5. Julius Peppers
  6. Miss Lemon - several Christie novels and short stories featuring Hercule Poirot
  7. Harry Lime - The Third Man
  8. Darryl Strawberry -baseball star
  9. William of Orange - King of the UK and the Netherlands
  10. Peter Pears - British Tenor
  11. Dr. Frank N. Furter - Rocky Horror Picture Show
  12. Anthony Wiener - former U.S. Representative
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People, real or fictional, whose name contains a food

  1. Professor Plum - Clue
  2. Fiona Apple
  3. Greg Ham - Men at Work saxophonist
  4. Edgar Rice Burroughs – author / creator of ‘Tarzan’ and 'John Carter’
  5. Julius Peppers
  6. Miss Lemon - several Christie novels and short stories featuring Hercule Poirot
  7. Harry Lime - The Third Man
  8. Darryl Strawberry -baseball star
  9. William of Orange - King of the UK and the Netherlands
  10. Peter Pears - British Tenor
  11. Dr. Frank N. Furter - Rocky Horror Picture Show
  12. Anthony Wiener - former U.S. Representative
  13. Angelica, Tommy, and Dil Pickles – characters on Nickelodeon’s Rugrats TV show

Fictional US Military Bases from Film or TV (name/source)

  1. Fort Courage – F Troop

-“BB”-

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Fictional US Military Bases from Film or TV (name/source)

  1. Fort Courage – F Troop
  2. Camp Henderson - Gomer Pyle, USMC
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Fictional US Military Bases from Film or TV (name/source)

  1. Fort Courage – F Troop
  2. Camp Henderson - Gomer Pyle, USMC
  3. Fort Joe Smith - Starship Troopers (founded by Mormon settlers)
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Fictional US Military Bases from Film or TV (name/source)

  1. Fort Courage – F Troop
  2. Camp Henderson - Gomer Pyle, USMC
  3. Fort Joe Smith - Starship Troopers (founded by Mormon settlers)
  4. Camp Hollister - Major Dad
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Fictional US Military Bases from Film or TV (name/source)

  1. Fort Courage – F Troop
  2. Camp Henderson - Gomer Pyle, USMC
  3. Fort Joe Smith - Starship Troopers (founded by Mormon settlers)
  4. Camp Hollister - Major Dad
  5. Fort Baxter - The Phil Silvers Show
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Fictional US Military Bases from Film or TV (name/source)

  1. Fort Courage – F Troop
  2. Camp Henderson - Gomer Pyle, USMC
  3. Fort Joe Smith - Starship Troopers (founded by Mormon settlers)
  4. Camp Hollister - Major Dad
  5. Fort Baxter - The Phil Silvers Show
  6. Taratupa - McHale’s Navy
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Fictional US Military Bases from Film or TV (name/source)

  1. Fort Courage – F Troop
  2. Camp Henderson - Gomer Pyle, USMC
  3. Fort Joe Smith - Starship Troopers (founded by Mormon settlers)
  4. Camp Hollister - Major Dad
  5. Fort Baxter - The Phil Silvers Show
  6. Taratupa - McHale’s Navy
  7. Fort Arnold - Stripes

Historically, there was a Fort Arnold in the 1700s named after Benedict Arnold. After his treason, the base was renamed West Point.