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Solice Kirsk posted:Yeah, this is what I was getting at. When he was a fallen cop hero he was close to Chicago. Now that he's a criminal poo poo bag coward he's from "close to Wisconsin." And the Spike Lee movie Chiraq was a bigger story a few months ago when they were still filming it. I haven't seen anything too much about it lately anyways. The trailer just came out so the outrage cycle has started up again. Rhymefest (notable local rapper to the unaware) demanded an apology to the city.
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Attitude Indicator posted:it must be really stressful being that stupid and corrupt at the same time This is the strangest thing ever. What else can come out? He was running a child slavery ring? He was a product of incest? Planned on killing people with a pack of specially-trained rabid dogs that shoot bees out of their mouths? veedubfreak posted:Yes you can. If you're a multimillionaire in a lovely country. At this point, a semi might be cheaper and safer.
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Solice Kirsk posted:He shot himself with his own weapon and it was underneath his body. Yeah, I just read an update to the original articles that says he 'struggled' with his assailant, got shot once in the vest, and once beneath the vest. I had been under the impression he was shot in a shootout, not a struggle - which made ditching the murder weapon more difficult. Scumbag Gliniewicz is probably going to become a meme.
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Krispy Kareem posted:Have they revealed how he managed to shoot himself and somehow not have the murder weapon near him? He didn't shoot himself with his own service weapon did he? Or did he manage to ditch the gun while he was bleeding out? Clearly he shot himself and then hid the gun.
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Here's some excellent schadenfreude from increasingly-kookier-by-the-minute presidential hopeful Dr. Ben Carson. In a 1996 book he told a story that he had been guaranteed admission to West Point and he was apparently using that story for his campaign. Well, he lied and got busted. http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/ben-carson-west-point-admission-fabrication Even better is the article on Fox and the comments. They are hard to read right now because there are five new ones submitted every second it seems. http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2015/11/06/paper-carson-campaign-admits-his-claims-about-west-point-acceptance-untrue/?intcmp=hpbt1 I was under the impression that Carson had nudged ahead of Trump in the unofficial primary polls. I guess he just hosed himself over. (I can't imagine his pyramids, vaccines, AIDS-prison bullshit helped him)
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hanales posted:You would think there would be additional driver's test requirements to drive something that powerful and complex. It's not like I can just get in a semi and start driving it around my neighborhood. You just push "triangle" to get in and then hold the "X" button. Or "Square". I forget. It's pretty easy though.
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Edit: ^ BahahahaPhanatic posted:It's waaaaay less complex than a semi. Automatic transmission. I guess when I say complexity, I mean the complexity of driving a high horsepower RWD vehicle. This seems to happen often to those kinds of vehicles, you would think additional driver training would be a requirement if you're driving something capable of going 0-120 in under 7 seconds. That's a little different than jamming the gas on your corolla.
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BiggerBoat posted:You just push "triangle" to get in and then hold the "X" button. Or "Square". I forget. It's pretty easy though. drat dude it's 2015, you use the triggers and have full analog control over your throttle and brake
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I doubt anyone remembers, but a while ago in the old thread I mentioned a new bar opening up that seemed doomed to failure: facing away from the main road, in a strip mall with two other bars, and rumors that the place was going to try and use the "chicago-style food/drink" to gouge people. I was talking to someone today, and turns out the place went out of business, and went out of business hard. Near as I can figure from others I talked to and social media stuff, here's the timeline: - Soft opening sometime in early August - Posted a "Hey we need a bunch of bartenders/servers/waitstaff!" thing on Facebook in late September (with some comments implying that they cleaned house) - A ribbon-cutting event announced for the beginning of October (which I don't think happen, I live near the area and nothing approaching Event Stuff was happening) - In early October, they apologized for having to be shut down for a few weeks - A week after they were supposed to re-open, the place closed. I know people lost their jobs and all, but I still have some Freude from a place that clearly was doomed to fail.
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Krispy Kareem posted:Have they revealed how he managed to shoot himself and somehow not have the murder weapon near him? He didn't shoot himself with his own service weapon did he? Or did he manage to ditch the gun while he was bleeding out? http://www.ocala.com/article/20080719/news/722321577 This is one way to do it. What this guy did was tie a bunch of balloons to a revolver and then shot himself. The idea was that that the gun would float away and it would look like a homicide instead of suicide so his family could still collect his life insurance. It would have worked too if the balloon gun got stuck in a tree.
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Dienes posted:It doesn't treat AIDS, but since people with comprised immune systems are most vulnerable to toxoplasmosis, it is most frequently prescribed to people with AIDS, and the increase in drug price would impact those with AIDS disproportionately. I'm sorry you don't understand that. Also, toxoplasmosis charities kind of don't exist.
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Fatty posted:Also, toxoplasmosis charities kind of don't exist. It's called a kill shelter.
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Rysithusiku posted:I've seen this so many times and I STILL don't know what he was actually aiming to do. flip over the fence without falling I presume.
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Nov 7, 2015 03:33
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Choco1980 posted:flip over the fence without falling I presume. and probably without catching his arm on it almost as cringeworthy as the guy on titanic who hits the propeller on the way down
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Gorilla Salad posted:Exrta Epic Fails. 3:50 looks like an ingenious and obvious idea for transporting forklifts, if only I could figure out what's physically happening E: I guess it makes sense, just the configuration is lucky Data Graham has a new favorite as of 05:20 on Nov 7, 2015 |
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Data Graham posted:3:50 looks like an ingenious and obvious idea for transporting forklifts, if only I could figure out what's physically happening You jam the forks in a slot. Then use the forklift to lift its self up. Then you drive forward because the thing that you jammed the forks in is on a track. It is an interesting idea, but it removes cargo space unlike other designs.
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This one is magical because he has so much time to think about the mistake he has made before the impact eventually comes.
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Gorilla Salad posted:Exrta Epic Fails. Is it just me, or is the woman in 2:05 about this close to losing an arm in addition to her mobile? Those struts seem like they're really close to the cart 
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Landmaster prototype tests going well I see.
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Perestroika posted:Is it just me, or is the woman in 2:05 about this close to losing an arm in addition to her mobile? Those struts seem like they're really close to the cart I see at least an arm and a leg flying out there
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Perestroika posted:Is it just me, or is the woman in 2:05 about this close to losing an arm in addition to her mobile? Those struts seem like they're really close to the cart It's not very close at all.
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Snapchat A Titty posted:I see at least an arm and a leg flying out there 
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A couple of years back vandals broke into the tallest building in town and did this.  It stayed like that for more than a year.
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titties posted:drat dude it's 2015, you use the triggers and have full analog control over your throttle and brake The PS2 had analog buttons aswell as triggers.
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Roro posted:Always great I have been very close to PMing you to ask what your av is from, but now 
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Gorilla Salad posted:Exrta Epic Fails. Some of those aren't really fails at all. But I'd like to point out the music they have at the end is our favorite sax guy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apav8vgfxMQ
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Choco1980 posted:Too bad the proceeds from the shirt aren't going to Toxoplasmosis charities, which the medication he owns is for, but the news agencies kept saying was for AIDS patients. AIDS is also known as "acquired immune deficiency syndrome" where your immune cells kick the bucket hard and your body slow dies as it becomes incapable of dealing with such simple things as a sore throat, food poisoning or minor parasite infections (such as toxoplasmosis) without killing you. For this reason you get given a poo poo load of drugs which are for otherwise benign or harmless conditions because your body is literally incapable of dealing with them otherwise.
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mobby_6kl posted:Some of those aren't really fails at all. I've always wondered, wasn't there a single person in Moldova that knew how to actually play a saxophone?
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Baron von Eevl posted:I've always wondered, wasn't there a single person in Moldova that knew how to actually play a saxophone? They probably all have too much self-respect to do Eurovision.
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Drone_Fragger posted:AIDS is also known as "acquired immune deficiency syndrome" where your immune cells kick the bucket hard and your body slow dies as it becomes incapable of dealing with such simple things as a sore throat, food poisoning or minor parasite infections (such as toxoplasmosis) without killing you. For this reason you get given a poo poo load of drugs which are for otherwise benign or harmless conditions because your body is literally incapable of dealing with them otherwise. I realize why aids patients take the drug. But other immunocompromised people like organ transplantees and pregnant women are very much dependent on the drug as well. Not to mention people who take the meds just cause they inhaled their cat's poo poo. 
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