Justice Thomas speaks for the first time in 6 years,
... nobody hears
After sitting in silence during hundreds of sessions, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas spoke up
--just to crack a joke--during oral arguments Monday.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas broke his nearly seven-year silence during arguments Monday
morning.

The last time Thomas spoke during oral arguments was Feb. 22, 2006, until he spoke out in jest about
the defendant's legal counsel's credentials during Boyer v. State of Louisiana Monday.

The only problem? Nobody quite caught what he said.
UPI
http://www.upi.com/blog/2013/0.....95959/#ixzz2HzrW3YE2

"glad I get this pension and healthcare package before everything goes to sh!t, and that chick was a great piece of a$$."