Cheech

he should have stolen a tomtom...

All fiat currencies, in one form or another. In the end it all comes back to people.

as opposed to what?

Only 7.62x39. Unless you had a hammer... ps: don't do this.

Fuck.

Ah Ohio, importing sports heroes since we can't seem to make any of our own.

Indeed it was. Fledgling governments accept cash...and cash. Very easy for some corrupt elements (of which there are a fuck-ton of in the ME political scene) to come in and take what they wanted. Couple that with a fluid socio-military environment of not knowing who controls what when, and what is intact, what's being rebuilt, and what got blowed up last night, and the theft just got a whole lot easier.

Friday night, riding back from Flannagan's Dublin with my roomie on his Blackbird. Decided to take 161 all the way through Worthington to Sharon Woods, since that keeps me off 270. At around 161/315, pass by a cop clocking, we're both doing the speed limit, he comes out anyway. Runs our tags and pulls me over.

Can't ride on busy roads translates to "any divided highway", according to the Worthington PD that I asked when I got popped for a temps violation. If it's got a division (median, concrete rail, whatever), you can't be on it. Traffic doesn't play into it at all. Also, if you have temps, stay the hell out of Worthington.

your h4x are l33t

Definitely a scam. CL's URL naming convention is location.craigslist.org/three letter drilldown for major metro area/three letter subforum. There aren't any dashes involved or plural names at all.

As do I. I've got a whole thing of Nolan Ryan baseball cards, which according to Beckett are worth approximately fuck-all.

Nolan Ryan is the fuckin' man.

Laser removal.

I sincerely think they had their own gravitational pull. I seem to remember a couple of skinnier girls that were in low earth orbit around one of the "larger" women. I felt kinda bad for them, they were trying to get out...

Well, Alex Jones really, REALLY piles the hyperbole on, and that really cheapens his argument. Plus he tacks a ton of shit on that has no business being there. Essentially, when you militarize the police, the police become military analogues. There's a good reason why the Posse Comitatus laws were passed, and there's also a good reason why the military doesn't do very well in a occupational or peacekeeping sense. It's not really their job. So instead of going through all that trouble of changing the law to repeal Posse Comitatus, they merely get around it by granting the police insane amounts of powers (see: civil forfeiture, war on drugs, warrantless seizures, I can go on for days) that all combined have shifted the burden of proof from the accuser to the accused. Add to all this the layers upon layers of insulation the police force has had for years, between the FOP, police union, and their own departmental policies, this guy isn't going to lose his job or be subject to the civil/criminal charges he should rightfully face.

I just want to be the tattoo artist's friend (with benefits). Screw this other douche.

It's the same one that allows them to get away with it and all the other civil rights violations that took place during this incident. They're the police, and if you have nothing to hide you have nothing to worry about. BTW, sorry about your phone, lol.

no fat chicks in Hilltop? must be the empty one.

you can't see this, but I'm angrily mashing down the Enter key to unfriend you. All better.

Bingo. Stopping WELL short of militarization, but yes.

I agree, but not that strongly. $50 bucks, 3/2 odds. Apologies are rarely done, but they are cheap.

This is what happens when you militarize the police.

I'll admit, the article was a little lacking on details of what prompted the chase/shooting in the first place. Barring that, I can't wait to hear what the apologists have to say. I'm putting $100 on no officer gets fired, and $1000 on no criminal/civil charges levied against the officers in question.

Nah, I wouldn't. To get the same braking force with the one vs. two you'll need a larger disc anyway, so what's the point. I'd leave it as-is too.