Phucked around and found out thread. Stories of dirtbags doing dirtbag things and taking dirtnaps or finding out the reward isnt as they thought.

[Vaquero]

Get off my lawn.

 

[Moonpie]

Get off my lawn.

 

[Moonpie]

 

[hornetguy]

so, that makes him a "monster" ? An asshole, maybe.... not sure that qualifies for "monster" status.
If he'd thrown my kid down like that, I would have treated him like the asshole he was... but.... monster? Hyperbole, perhaps.

 

[Lonesome Dove]

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Did Kirk try out for the Olympics?

 

[WT_Foxtrot]

LOL

What a tool. If he'd just been polite, he might not have gotten a ticket and definitely wouldn't have been arrested for an outstanding warrant.

 

[Mohawk600]

What a tool. If he'd just been polite, he might not have gotten a ticket and definitely wouldn't have been arrested for an outstanding warrant.

Did the cops call in for a warrant due to his evasive behavior during this incident and then get it over the radio?

 

[jimbo]

LOL

This guy acts like a privileged liberal!

 

[General Zod]

Did the cops call in for a warrant due to his evasive behavior during this incident and then get it over the radio?

Running the driver's license number would've flagged the warrant. Seems like there was some delay getting it back as they were dealing with him - if you notice, it's after he signs the ticket that the cop standing near him gets the radio call that there's a warrant.

 

[WT_Foxtrot]

Did the cops call in for a warrant due to his evasive behavior during this incident and then get it over the radio?

Can't say for sure, but that would seem the case. Just the fact that he wasn't cooperative and drew the thing out by exponentially what it should have been gave them motive and opportunity to run him.

Regardless, the dude is a shit-for-brains.

 

[A.Texas.Yankee]

I guess that truck didn't have a (park) selection on its transmission.

Took the weight of the tear tire. E-brake and transmission don't do much without traction...

Seen this too many times. Chock your tires on an incline...

What sucks is if he just kept driving forward or reversed and backed off, he would have saved a lot of trouble...

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[Hoji]

so, that makes him a "monster" ? An asshole, maybe.... not sure that qualifies for "monster" status.
If he'd thrown my kid down like that, I would have treated him like the asshole he was... but.... monster? Hyperbole, perhaps.

What if your kid was a fuckhead that threw water on his wife?

 

[hornetguy]

The way the story tells it, it was just kids acting goofy, and his wife accidentally got splashed.... from the video, I can see him marching the kid over to get him to apologise... I'm all for that..... Unless the kid smarted off instead of apologising, I don't see any reason to throw him to the ground...
Accidentally splashing water on someone, goofing around with your buddies doesn't make you a "fuckhead".... it makes you a goofy kid. Teach them to own up to their goofiness, and apologise... manhandling them should be reserved for something serious.... IMO, of course.

 

[TexasRedneck]

Overreacted? Oh, yeah - to be sure. Then again, I thought they were in an eatery, not a damned water park.

 

[hornetguy]

Overreacted? Oh, yeah - to be sure. Then again, I thought they were in an eatery, not a damned water park.

agreed.... goofy kids being goofy.... they need some firm guidance..

 

[striker55]

agreed.... goofy kids being goofy.... they need some firm guidance..

Guidance, I'm old enough to remember "guidance counselors" in high school.

 

[Hoji]

The way the story tells it, it was just kids acting goofy, and his wife accidentally got splashed.... from the video, I can see him marching the kid over to get him to apologise... I'm all for that..... Unless the kid smarted off instead of apologising, I don't see any reason to throw him to the ground...
Accidentally splashing water on someone, goofing around with your buddies doesn't make you a "fuckhead".... it makes you a goofy kid. Teach them to own up to their goofiness, and apologise... manhandling them should be reserved for something serious.... IMO, of course.

Well, “accidentally “ is their side of it, isn’t it?

 

[Lonesome Dove]

Well I bet that kid and others grow up a bit faster than he was regardless.
You don't do punk shit in restaurants or places where others can be affected by it.
Not taking sides on it but the guy lost his temper.

 

[TexasRedneck]

Reminds me of being out to dinner with my daughter at her favorite Chinese restaurant when she was in HS. Table across from us had 6-7 teen girls that were being beyond loud, to the point that other diners across the room were looking at them in obviously perturbed fashion.
Waited a bit for the staff to address them, and when they didn't I got up, walked to the table and in my (loud) "Dad voice" reminded them that "Girls, you are NOT at McDonalds - you're in a nice restaurant with others around you trying to enjoy a quiet dinner. If you can't compose yourself in a way commiserate with your surroundings, I'd suggest you go elsewhere before I start calling your parents." One of 'em started to pop off, only to be hushed by another, who KNEW I knew who her parents were. They ended up apologizing, and I accepted it, commenting that I realized they were just having a good time and hadn't realized how loud they'd become.

 

[hornetguy]

Guidance, I'm old enough to remember "guidance counselors" in high school.

Yep. Not a lot of guidance happened, as I recall.

A lot of kids these days just need SOME guidance, and many are not getting it at home.