Anyone Heard from Ice Tea?

“Geez, the guy graduates from High School and ditches us! Guess we are just not good enough for him anymore.”

“he iz probly buzy dooing the kind of stuf a boy his age duz in the sumer”

“Couldn't make heads nor tails out of the last thing I saw from Tea.”

“Road Runner- down....I've been with out the net since late saturday night. Today I hope I can get a guy to my house to fix it.


Sunday I am leaving for the dacks for a week......”

“Thanks for the concern, I'm logged in at work, but only for like 5 minutes”

“Hey Tea!”

“Tea have fun in the Daks! Have you thought about the White Mtn trip in July?”

“Only logged in from work for 5 minutes?

What kind of hellish sweat shop do you labor at?”

“Only logged in from work for 5 minutes?

What kind of hellish sweat shop do you labor at?"
ViOLiN
03:23:34 PM
06/30/03

7-11 is air conditioned bro.”

“No, he would have to change his name to Habeeb to work at 7-11.”

“Hey Tea - Weren't you signed up for Sierrapalooza ??”

“That's not the real Tea! Only one error in his first post, and that was grammatical.”

“yeah I am was signed up for serrapaloosa...No one ever responded to me so I just left it there...I was trolling.


I am interested in T3C though.

Whites in July, hummm. [Ice tea licks his lips in hopes]”

“TC3, bring it on. You could come up with a creative "Tea" entry.”

“I sneaked (snuck?) a look at Ice Tea's schedule. Seems the reason he hasn't posted much is because he's writing a children's book. I copied down the title:

Structure of Photoreactive Binary System of Oligonucleotide Conjugates Assembled on the Target Nucleotide Sequence”

“I think I should laugh, but I'm not sure what the hell you just said, so you may be insulting me.”

“No harm intended, just a little joking around. You know the old saying, "If we didn't like you, we wouldn't pick on you."”

“Your stick may find its way into one my fires!”

“A New Jersey Republican stealing campaign signs late one night got nabbed when he ran across a low- hanging driveway chain, fell face first onto a pilfered sign and the concrete and knocked himself unconscious.

Ice Tea, 18, was loaded into an ambulance, treated at Hackensack Medical Center for abrasions and facial cuts and issued a summons.

Tea, who unsuccessfully tried to steal a "John Kerry" sign that evening, had signs for other Democratic candidates in his Toyota Tercel, Bergen County police reported.

"I ded a very stupef thing," Tea said Monday, admitting theft of the signs. "I got cot up in the political pashons of this highly contested elecshun."

Joe Moma said that late last Wednesday, shortly after the last presidential debate had ended, his wife heard a noise outside.

Moma said when he walked outside with his cell phone, he saw a pink Tercel parked at the curb and someone using a box-cutter to try to take the "John Kerry" sign he had bolted to his fence, clearly on his property.

Moma said he and the stranger tussled over the sign. As Moma relayed the plate number on the Tercel to police, he said the man hopped into the passenger side and fled west on Route 17 past the Paramus Mall. The car was registered to an 'Ice Tea'.

Later that night, the officer heard Ice Tea's name on the police radio and investigated. It turns out that other officers had discovered a man, identified as Ice Tea, down in front of an office building at West Route 46 and Clifton Avenue.

Police said Ice Tea had been stealing a campaign sign that promotes the Bergen County school district's tax and bond election when he fell and hurt himself.
last edited: 10/20/04 3:36:56 PM”

“no, not me, this time...although, I was almost arrested two years ago for tearing down democrat signs.”

“Who am I? Cops: This man’s life is a total blank

By Michele McPhee
Thursday, February 10, 2005

His nickname is Tee, and that's all he remembers.

He was found dazed in a dirty snowbank on a Mattapan street corner Jan. 12 and brought to Caritas Carney Hospital with serious head trauma. The injury left him with amnesia and now he's desperate to discover his identity.

``The last thing I remember is being thrown out of a car by three people. I woke up on the street and there was a lady over me,'' the lithe man who appears to be in his late teens said yesterday.

``I just want to have my memory back. I hope someone is looking for me,'' he said, as his eyes filled with tears. ``I can't believe the world is like this, that someone could do this to me.''

Summoned to the hospital by a social worker, Boston police detectives fingerprinted and photographed the man to see if he was wanted for a crime and checked for a missing persons report. He has never been arrested anywhere in the country, and no one is looking for him - at least not in Boston, said police spokesman Lt. Kevin Foley.

``We did what we could to try and identify him,'' Foley said. ``At this point it becomes difficult to investigate if he does not know who he is, where the assault took place, or whether it was even in Boston.''

He does not remember anything except a recurring image of being thrown from a moving car, and a vague recollection of a woman calling him ``Tee.''

On Monday, Tee's already complicated world was thrown into chaos when the hospital discharged him to a Dorchester homeless shelter run by the Pilgrim Church.

He left the hospital in what he was wearing when he arrived: jeans, a tan T-shirt and a black jacket. His wallet was empty, but there was $80 tucked into one of his red and black Air Jordan sneakers.

Within hours of arriving at the shelter, Tee, clearly confused and frightened, was robbed of that cash.

``I didn't feel safe, so I went back to the hospital. They said they had no place for me to go,'' he said.

A hospital spokeswoman, Diane Lupo, said, ``We did everything we could for him medically.''

During the weeks he spent in the psychiatric unit there, Tee had befriended another patient, Kelly Rust, 24, and called her for help.

Moved by his helpless tears, Rust called her sister, Stacy Maceachern, who invited the man to stay at her Weymouth home until his memory returns or his loved ones come forward.

``Somebody has to be looking for him,'' said Maceachern, 31. ``He is a very nice young man. If I was his relative, I would be trying to find him. I don't want him to leave now.''
last edited: 2/14/05 1:49:17 PM”

“You'd think they would put the poor guy's picture in with the article.”

“They did on CNN, LZ. Believe me, it's not Ice Tea. Violin left certain textual descriptions out, such as he's from Haiti, black, and quite a bit older.”

“All I know is I'm heading to Boston to drive him back to Bergen County.”

“LOL! minor details, treebait.”

“It's him, I tell ya!

”

“I didn't think it was the Ice Tea from trail talk, but it had me wondering if it was a guy I new when I was a kid who went by the nickname of Tee. I then read the disruption, which verified the doubts in my mind. But still if you're going to run an article about a guy who lost his memory, you'd think they'd run a picture that friends and family might happen to see.





Never mind, I can see the image now. I had a red x when I first looked at the link.
last edited: 2/14/05 2:42:57 PM”

“Maybe he should stay lost?


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