Wow!!!!  I wish I could forget about the month of February!  For all you kids out there, reading this, take note.  My 13-year-old son, who has never been in trouble before, was arrested on February 11^th, and charged with Felony Harassment, for comments made the previous Friday.  He got an “F”, in one of his classes daily assignments, and started talking to himself.  He had gotten an “A+” the day before.  His friends, heard him say he was “stupid”, should take a shotgun and shoot himself, shoot some of the school staff, then steal a helicopter from Ft. Lewis, WA and crash it into Madigan Army Hospital, and they reported him to the office.  All this happened two days after one of the kids, at the school, stole his wallet.  It was not a good week, and he was upset.  He ended up spending 18 days in juvenile detention, before I could get him out.  His cellmates were kids convicted of rape, robbery, attempted murder, etc…  It was a very sobering experience for him.  He was expelled from school and transferred to another.  He has to get counseling, for anger problems, and we go to court in several weeks.  With all this “Politically Correct” stuff going on, and the “thought police” ready to grab you, a person can’t say anything anymore.  Take heed kids, because you might say something in anger, or in kidding, and end up like my son.  

Onto my article for this month.  Little Kevin was a “little person”, of course.  He stood about 4 feet tall.  He had worked for Peter Maivia, in the past, and stayed with us, in case we needed him to work a match.   On any given day, Kevin could be seen riding his bicycle all over Honolulu.  Lars used to kid him about seeing him on Hotel Street, Honolulu’s notorious district.  Hotel Street is full of “hostess bars”, where anything goes, a strip club, dance club, adult movie establishments, and restaurants.  If you want action, away from Waikiki, this was the spot.  Don’t believe me?  Just ask any military person living in Hawaii.  

After we had joined forces with New Japan Pro Wrestling, Stu Hart, from Canada, called Lia and asked for Kevin.  He wanted to work him for several months, with some of the “little people” he had.  Lia called Kevin in, and gave him the good news.  Lia and Lars then spent the next 15 minutes trying to explain to Kevin that he needed to send 10% of his pay back to the office.  Kevin was a great person, but not too good in the math department.  They kept trying to tell him that if he got $100, he needed to send us $10.  I just sat there, trying not to laugh.  Finally, Kevin said he understood.  If Stu Hart paid him $100, he would send us $10.  He was given his flight schedule, and tickets, and left to pack.       More...