Rev_Beezer wrote:I'm having trouble. I think I need an adult.
Soren wrote:Rev_Beezer wrote:I'm having trouble. I think I need an adult.
Doll Is Mine wrote:This Ellen DeGeneres look alike on ESPN is annoying. Who the hell is he?
slugsrbad wrote:Soren wrote:Rev_Beezer wrote:I'm having trouble. I think I need an adult.
This is what I immediately thought of too. I love you Soren.
jerseyhoya wrote:My hatred of quote boxes in signatures has reached a new high
mickbayne wrote:URBN's not evacuating... at least not yet. Just got this email:
As many of you already know, earlier today the local U.S. Navy received a national security threat regarding its installation at The Navy Yard in Philadelphia, which led the Navy to dismiss its employees from work for the remainder of the day. While the investigate continues at the Navy, we have been advised there is no imminent danger and have not been advised to evacuate The Navy Yard.
thephan wrote:pacino's posting is one of the more important things revealed in weeks.
Calvinball wrote:Pacino was right.
Ramon Gris wrote:So this girl I've been seeing was apparently the victim of a home invasion last night. She and a friend were at the friend's house, playing cards and some dude kicked in the front door brandishing what appeared to be a gun. They went and hid in a corner in the kitchen while the dude made off with a laptop, a phone and some weed. The "gun" ended up being an aerosol can covered in a towel. It was found in the front yard by the police.
Got a text at 5:30 from the friend's phone, saying "this is (girl you're seeing), we got held up at gunpoint. They got my phone." Or something to that effect. Couldn't help but think it was a prank, because the friend is a weird little liar. But sure enough, that actually happened.
Tl;dr: if someone busts into your house with a gun, you should make sure it's actually a gun before you let them steal your stuff.
pacino wrote:mickbayne wrote:URBN's not evacuating... at least not yet. Just got this email:
As many of you already know, earlier today the local U.S. Navy received a national security threat regarding its installation at The Navy Yard in Philadelphia, which led the Navy to dismiss its employees from work for the remainder of the day. While the investigate continues at the Navy, we have been advised there is no imminent danger and have not been advised to evacuate The Navy Yard.
FBI determined the threat was non-credible, all clear
smitty wrote:Ramon Gris wrote:So this girl I've been seeing was apparently the victim of a home invasion last night. She and a friend were at the friend's house, playing cards and some dude kicked in the front door brandishing what appeared to be a gun. They went and hid in a corner in the kitchen while the dude made off with a laptop, a phone and some weed. The "gun" ended up being an aerosol can covered in a towel. It was found in the front yard by the police.
Got a text at 5:30 from the friend's phone, saying "this is (girl you're seeing), we got held up at gunpoint. They got my phone." Or something to that effect. Couldn't help but think it was a prank, because the friend is a weird little liar. But sure enough, that actually happened.
Tl;dr: if someone busts into your house with a gun, you should make sure it's actually a gun before you let them steal your stuff.
Did the friend tell the police that the weed was his?
Ramon Gris wrote:Tl;dr: if someone busts into your house with a gun, you should make sure it's actually a gun before you let them steal your stuff.
drsmooth wrote:Ramon Gris wrote:Tl;dr: if someone busts into your house with a gun, you should make sure it's actually a gun before you let them steal your stuff.
hmmm. guy kicked in the door to get in, I'm assume gun's legit unless hard evidence otherwise