Big catch #
Posted Monday 24th September 2007 02:04 GMT
Woo - they caught a guy who probably only sharing a bit with his mate - big score for the war on drugs!
Posted Monday 24th September 2007 02:04 GMT
Woo - they caught a guy who probably only sharing a bit with his mate - big score for the war on drugs!
Posted Monday 24th September 2007 02:04 GMT
I seem to recall thats a sort of jacket worn by certain young types such as Marlon Brando :)
Posted Monday 24th September 2007 06:13 GMT
Hey, just because it was ridiculously easy, doesn't mean the guy shouldn't have been busted. When you're that clueless, you *deserve* to be busted - For once, stupidity was punishable. Can't fault the cops for shooting the fish in the barrel, when said fish tries so hard to be obvious.
Posted Monday 24th September 2007 06:13 GMT
for him talk about bad luck still if your trying to sell contraband it's best not to use text messaging as you can't be sure who will read it.
Posted Monday 24th September 2007 09:45 GMT
I wonder if his phone is one of those that also allows the user to speak to another person? This feature might have saved him some embarrassment...
Posted Monday 24th September 2007 09:45 GMT
Let me guess... This being America, they'll send him down for a gajillion years, instead of slaping him on the back of the hand, telling him not to do it again, and letting him carry on with his education - which he clearly needs to do!
Posted Monday 24th September 2007 10:23 GMT
...is required. People should be locked up for being stupid.
INMATE 1: I got 10 for robbery, what about you?
INMATE 2 : I got 30 for being a twat...
Posted Monday 24th September 2007 11:06 GMT
It always amuses me to hear the phrase "war on drugs", because put quite simply it implies a law where the enemy are stoned, and yet still winning.
"Hey honey, pass me a reefer huh... *grumble* I gotta war to fight"
Posted Monday 24th September 2007 12:15 GMT
Just to make sure I'm understanding you here Sampler - you're arguing that the police should just ignore it when someone breaks the law right in front of them?
Did you forget to take your pills or something this morning?
Posted Monday 24th September 2007 12:15 GMT
"It always amuses me to hear the phrase "war on drugs", because put quite simply it implies a law where the enemy are stoned, and yet still winning."
It amused me more when Bill Hicks first said it. Or are you channelling?