Funny Picture - Video Thread III

[ZX9RCAM]

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He's actually the smart one.
The others that aren't cussing him out are the dumb ones....

 

[kyletxria1911a1]

 

[1911'S 4 Me]

Pancake suppers...

WE weren't all so privileged after all.

 

[Kayt00]

Growing up sometimes we had hot dogs and pork and beans. I thought it was a treat, Mama was trying to stretch things to feed us at times.

Is this what they call "prison tacos"?

 

[kyletxria1911a1]

 

[1911'S 4 Me]

Is this what they call "prison tacos"?

You must know

 

[Aus_Schwaben]

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A question of tastes perhaps but not a violation of ANY criminal codes in this country!

 

[kyletxria1911a1]

 

[kyletxria1911a1]

 

[kyletxria1911a1]

A question of tastes perhaps but not a violation of ANY criminal codes in this country!

Big girls need love too but you have to treat them like Diesels high idle before you shut them down. And post trip them

 

[Coiled]

And what happens when you do that nowadays?

Wait a GD minute, the family did NOTHING wrong but the cop had to check Dad's paperwork? That's f'd up!

 

[DubiousDan]

Growing up sometimes we had hot dogs and pork and beans. I thought it was a treat, Mama was trying to stretch things to feed us at times.

At a school I went to (7th and 8th grade) it was pork and beans and cottage cheese, once or twice a month.

 

[rmantoo]

And what happens when you do that nowadays?

Anybody else notice that even after the officer realized and admitted that it wasn't anything illegal, he nonetheless still asked for the drivers ID? And she gave it to them, of course. I know the officers showed up based on the address the car was registered to, so they already knew who they were, but just the fact that they asked for ID, after knowing there wasn't even a suspicion of anything wrong, let alone an actual criminal act, sits poorly with me.

EDIT: Just now saw Ben English's post, above..

 

[mad88minute]

Anybody else notice that even after the officer realized and admitted that it wasn't anything illegal, he nonetheless still asked for the drivers ID? And she gave it to them, of course. I know the officers showed up based on the address the car was registered to, so they already knew who they were, but just the fact that they asked for ID, after knowing there wasn't even a suspicion of anything wrong, let alone an actual criminal act, sits poorly with me.

EDIT: Just now saw Ben English's post, above..

Yeah the whole video I was asking why they didn't just walk away. End of story. No crime committed no need to continue investigating.

I understand the officer might need to write a report, and he is free to do that with the available information. I would prefer to just walk away.

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[robertc1024]

I'm just liking Sterling's posts.

 

[TexasRedneck]

Yeah the whole video I was asking why they didn't just walk away. End of story. No crime committed no need to continue investigating.

I understand the officer might need to write a report, and he is free to do that with the available information. I would prefer to just walk away.

Most departments require positive ID. You'd be amazed at how many fugitives/felons are picked up this way. As it is, they'll be able to say that the subject "John D. Citizen", was ID'd, the call was identified to be in error, and no harm/no foul. You'd be surprised how many Karen's will f/u their call with DEMANDS to know what was done.

 

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