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[Joseph Davis]

SHOOT MORE POLICE. i'm sick of this bullshit. i'm moving to rednecktopia.

Fuck YEAH. We're up to 3 residence now!!

If underage hookers, speed, and AK47s are in... So am I  

Last I checked you were into overaged hookers.  Do you think rednecktopia is some kind of witness relocation program, fat man?

[bigdaddyvtec]

SHOOT MORE POLICE. i'm sick of this bullshit. i'm moving to rednecktopia.

Fuck YEAH. We're up to 3 residence now!!

If underage hookers, speed, and AK47s are in... So am I  

Last I checked you were into overaged hookers.  Do you think rednecktopia is some kind of witness relocation program, fat man?

I'm not widesnitch I don't need relocation nor protection. I get busy with my fat ass erection ask your moms son I hit it like I live.. and all that trick bitch had was food Stamps to give.. a pipe Hittin nigga down wif ra streets.. you can makeit family meal and you can eat my meat.

[Joseph Davis]

Not







ok

[bigdaddyvtec]

lol. 






 

[j.h.christ]

I get busy with my fat ass erection ask your moms son I hit it like I live

how does one "hit it" like a woman trapped in a man's body in a closet of homosexual denial?

[Joseph Davis]

It involes internet posturing while wearing women's underwear.

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[random-strike]

This is one of the criminals that held up that guy in the mr2

http://www.wcax.com/Global/story.asp?S=10328562

Vt. Trooper Fined for Doing 133 mph
It's twice the posted speed limit and way too fast, no matter who's behind the wheel.
Bill Sorrell, D-Vt. Attorney General, said, "I've never seen a car go 130 miles per hour on the interstate. It's clearly excessive and you're concerned about public safety."
But Vermont State Police Trooper Michael Studin was caught doing just that.

Studin has since paid the fine.

No other disciplinary measures were taken.

Studin was charged more than the normal civil fine, which for that speed is $638.

It's likely a civilian driver would also have faced a criminal charge.

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http://toronto.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20091203/lego_gun_091203/20091203?hub=Toronto

A Toronto designer became a participant in a real-life Flashpoint-style event when police tactical officers showed up at his workplace over a firearms call that involved a Lego gun.
"I've had numerous people either say, 'Oh my God, I thought Flashpoint was just filming,' or, 'This is totally going to be a Flashpoint episode at some point'," Jeremy Bell told ctvtoronto.ca on Thursday. "Yeah, it's pretty surreal."
Flashpoint is a CTV drama, set in Toronto, about a police "strategic response unit."
Late Wednesday afternoon, Bell -- a partner with the digital design firm Teehan+Lax, located at 460 Richmond St. W. -- was assembling a replica handgun made out of Lego that had arrived.
"It arrived yesterday and at the end of the day, I decided to put it together. I literally assembled it, handed it to a co-worker (who promptly broke it) and then put it back in the box," Bell wrote in a posting on his personal blog.
"The SWAT arrived shortly thereafter."
Across the street, Michael Dent was working in his third-floor loft. He saw what he thought was someone assembling a firearm, so he took some photos and called the police.
"I don't really like guns right beside me -- and then it turned out to be Lego," Dent chuckled.
But he added, "My girlfriend is moving in with her daughter and stuff, and it looks right into our loft where we sleep, so no, not cool."
Dent said the door of the office was shut, and it never is, so for all he knew, someone might have been laid off "and about to go postal, so that's why I called."
Bell was in his office and then heard a voice yelling his name and instructing him to come into the hallway.
"At first I thought, 'who did I piss off?' I wasn't worried about my safety ... but I certainly wasn't expecting to see an armed officer," he said, adding he couldn't remember what type of firearm was pointed at him.
Bell said he knew he hadn't done anything wrong.
"As soon as I realized they were actual cops and this was not a joke, I was, 'What else could it be? It's got to be the stupid Lego gun I put together'," he said.
Police had him put his hands on his head and walk backwards towards them. "They cuffed me, pulled me into the stairwell and threw me against the wall. They spread my legs and checked to make sure I didn't have a weapon on me," he said.
Bell said he told them where the Lego gun was, they went to check it out and then uncuffed him. He was handcuffed for about 90 seconds.
After seeing the photos, Bell said he can understand why Dent called the cops, although to him, it's still clearly Lego.
"There's like a million pieces on the table," he said, adding, it's not like he waved it around or took it out on the street.
Const. Tony Vella of the Toronto Police Service no charges resulted from the incident, the response for which involved uniformed and tactical officers.
"We have to take all the gun calls seriously because we don't know what we're getting involved in," Vella said. "There's the potential for public risk as well as the risk to the officers' safety."
On his blog, Bell wrote: "The cops clearly don't take this @#$% lightly."
Dent wondered what his phone call cost the city in taxes.

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Alaska-carry legislation - beware of inform and disarm clause

[88dx]

Im glad u Hate cops so much and cant do Shit about it 

[Joseph Davis]

widefool.mp4

[Adam Lofton]

JD subsequently took advantage of him in his diminished state.

[Joseph Davis]

JD subsequently took advantage of him in his diminished state.

While that's a disgusting slur on my good name I'd rather ask you pointedly how it's possible for any man to get Jeremy to do a thing while drunk that he wouldn't willingly do when sober, therefore what's to take advantage of?

ME7.1 checksum removal, are you interested?

[Passenger]

I heard a quote once, "the difference between genius and stupidity, is that genius has its limits". Johnny, is hitting that one home.

[BangBusMaster]

You guys got Johnny all wrong. 

[j.h.christ]

You guys got Johnny all wrong. 

x2

while he doesn't know how to persuasively convey his points into something the average non educated retard can deal with, he is right for the most part. fuck you if you don't agree. also, you'll get your motronic playtoy shortly, mr. davis.

[Adam Lofton]

JD subsequently took advantage of him in his diminished state.

While that's a disgusting slur on my good name I'd rather ask you pointedly how it's possible for any man to get Jeremy to do a thing while drunk that he wouldn't willingly do when sober, therefore what's to take advantage of?

ME7.1 checksum removal, are you interested?

So.....what you are saying is...you corn-holed him? 

[Joseph Davis]

JD subsequently took advantage of him in his diminished state.

While that's a disgusting slur on my good name I'd rather ask you pointedly how it's possible for any man to get Jeremy to do a thing while drunk that he wouldn't willingly do when sober, therefore what's to take advantage of?

ME7.1 checksum removal, are you interested?

So.....what you are saying is...you corn-holed him? 

I only do that to nice latino boys far, far from home.