| Actual headline: "Atlanta police find homicide victim seeking suspect." Uh, oh. Zombie homicide detectives |
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| ucan'tcmee
Oh, comma, how powerful you are! |
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| Arctic Phoenix
Well, based on the "interviews" of some of the people in the story, not everyone in that neighborhood is playing with a full deck of cards. |
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| Arthurgoboom
DNRTFA but are they confused about the difference between "homicide" and "attempted homicide"? |
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| Just_a_Bear
don't you mean 'zombie homicide victims'? |
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| Toshiro Mifune's Letter Opener
Run, Rick Grimes, RUN!!! |
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| tetsoushima
So you're saying that the suspect was victim-seeking? |
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| offmymeds
ucan'tcmee: Oh, comma, how powerful you are! Atlanta police find homicide victim, seek Transitive verbs: How do they work? |
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| ThatGuyFromTheInternet
One's a no-nonsense cop. The other's a loose cannon who's back from the dead seeking revenge. They're teaming up for Zombie Justice Coming soon to NBC. |
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| sure haven't
That headline makes no sense, and zombies are retarded. |
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TV's Vinnie
![]() ElmUnTurr....euhhhh drrr WuhtSuNNNNN BRAAAAINNSSS! |
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| GeeksAreMyPeeps sounds like a zombie personals ad |
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| ZMugg
Has 99 problems, but the headline aint one of 'em. well, 1 major one not obscure |
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| Eravior
ThatGuyFromTheInternet: One's a no-nonsense cop. The other's a loose cannon who's back from the dead seeking revenge. They're teaming up for Zombie Justice Coming soon to NBC. It's actually a movie called Dead Heat. I would not recommend watching it. |
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| steamingpile
Rufus Lee King: When are you Atlanta area folks gonna get started on that wall around the perimeter? Well most of this is just south Atlanta, specifically southwest Atlanta, lovingly referred to as SWATS. The perimeter means nothing, everything to the north is under better control. |
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| HeartBurnKid
ucan'tcmee: Oh, comma, how powerful you are! What other punctuation mark can, by its absence, turn a simple panda into a homicidal maniac? |
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| carrion_luggage
The Walking Det.? |
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| anotar
Thought this deserves a mention: Shoot, was trying to embed but it is hard to concentrate on that while yelling at kids to get off my lawn I guess. Well, here's a link to Warren Zevons final public performance on Letterman: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIC4j 6Rn9s4 |
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| BravadoGT steamingpile: Rufus Lee King: When are you Atlanta area folks gonna get started on that wall around the perimeter? Well most of this is just south Atlanta, specifically southwest Atlanta, lovingly referred to as SWATS. The perimeter means nothing, everything to the north is under better control. Exactly. If we could build the wall somewhere near Midtown/Va. Highlands..... |
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| BravadoGT offmymeds: ucan'tcmee: Oh, comma, how powerful you are! Atlanta police find homicide victim, seeking suspect Transitive verbs: How do they work? When I read the headline, I thought that police were looking for a homicide suspect when they stumbled upon a body. |
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| SilentStrider More inportantly, is Carl in the house? |
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| SilentStrider *sigh* IMPORTANTLY Love how I don't notice typoes until after I hit post. |
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| wildcardjack
Homicide victim goes chasing after the person who killed him? I think that's this movie ![]() Guy gets spiked with untreatable poison, goes on a film noir chase to find his killer. I could be wrong, I haven't seen the movie since the mid 90's. |
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| OtherLittleGuy
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lenfromak /hot like she was before the DUIs and stuff |
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| ITGreen HeartBurnKid: ucan'tcmee: Oh, comma, how powerful you are! What other punctuation mark can, by its absence, turn a simple panda into a homicidal maniac? [upload.wikimedia.org image 200x282] Great book. Also, great headline Subs |
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| Another Government Employee
Active genetic selection. Only the best corpse are selected for zombie training. |
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| Unobtanium
tetsoushima: So you're saying that the suspect was victim-seeking? I guess it depends on whether the word "suspect" in that sentence is a noun, a verb, or an adjective, and which word is the object of the sentence. /I was told there would be no English |
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| cmb53208
Michonne not available for comment |
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| zenmonkeycat
The headline could also be the title of an edgy reboot of Pirandello's play "Six Characters in Search of an Author." |
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| brantgoose Rufus Lee King: When are you Atlanta area folks gonna get started on that wall around the perimeter? Don't they already have the Atlantic traffic ring? From what I hear, it works nearly as well as a wall. |
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| ucan'tcmee
HeartBurnKid: ucan'tcmee: Oh, comma, how powerful you are! What other punctuation mark can, by its absence, turn a simple panda into a homicidal maniac? [upload.wikimedia.org image 200x282] And there's also this fine example: |
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| Gyrfalcon Just_a_Bear: don't you mean 'zombie homicide victims'? That's what I thought. The homicide victim was seeking the suspect...FROM BEYOND THE GRAVE!!!! |
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