The Past Tense of Lay
Reuters reports:
Enron Corp. founder Ken Lay died of a heart attack on Wednesday, six weeks after being found guilty of fraud in one of the biggest corporate scandals in U.S. history.
Conflicting reports about Kenny Boy's demise ran through the medical community. One doctor said that while Lay insisted he was fit as a fiddle, he was actually far from the picture of health that he tried to paint for outsiders. A different doctor said, "It is quite befuddling that cardiac arrest did him in--those of us in the medical community thought you actually needed a heart for that to happen."
Enron Corp. founder Ken Lay died of a heart attack on Wednesday, six weeks after being found guilty of fraud in one of the biggest corporate scandals in U.S. history.
Conflicting reports about Kenny Boy's demise ran through the medical community. One doctor said that while Lay insisted he was fit as a fiddle, he was actually far from the picture of health that he tried to paint for outsiders. A different doctor said, "It is quite befuddling that cardiac arrest did him in--those of us in the medical community thought you actually needed a heart for that to happen."
posted by George at 9:50 AM
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ahh, that's a good one.
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