Calling the cops seems a bit extreme... I don't call the cops generally.
Cops tend to cause more trouble than they solve when it comes to minor situations like this. They're useful for some situations, don't get me wrong, but this doesn't seem like one of them.
Oh... and I really don't those damn bells. I've always considered them offensive in the sense that the ringing is generally obnoxious. Assaulting my ears with incessant ringing is not the best way to inspire me to want to support their cause.
Incidentally, I don't get the rage over the above picture. Sure, she made an offensive picture that disrespects our troops and posted it on Facebook. So how is that different from the rest of the farking Internet?
I'm trying to work out the logic for this, and all I can come up with is that someone with a hyphenated name touched you in your naughty place when you were a child.
Herr Morgenstern:Incidentally, I don't get the rage over the above picture. Sure, she made an offensive picture that disrespects our troops and posted it on Facebook. So how is that different from the rest of the farking Internet?
Over/under on whether or not she is a dependent/junior enlisted?
Herr Morgenstern:Incidentally, I don't get the rage over the above picture. Sure, she made an offensive picture that disrespects our troops and posted it on Facebook. So how is that different from the rest of the farking Internet?
Nobody likes a bad troll... she failed to make with the funny and only accomplished the annoying. Therefor she is a bad troll... which nobody likes. Well... someone probably does, but fark that guy. He's dumb too.
maddermaxx:grumpyoldmann: Hyphenated name = Coont.
I'm trying to work out the logic for this, and all I can come up with is that someone with a hyphenated name touched you in your naughty place when you were a child.
It's the break from the tradition to take the husband's family name. The hyphenated name means she added her family name to her husbands last name. It's possible she made her husband do the same thing. I don't mind the tradition... and neither does my wife, luckily. I just wish I could force my ex-wife to give up my family name.
JohnnyC:Herr Morgenstern: Incidentally, I don't get the rage over the above picture. Sure, she made an offensive picture that disrespects our troops and posted it on Facebook. So how is that different from the rest of the farking Internet?
Nobody likes a bad troll... she failed to make with the funny and only accomplished the annoying. Therefor she is a bad troll... which nobody likes. Well... someone probably does, but fark that guy. He's dumb too.
Eh, it looks like she's just making fun of the sign, rather than trying to insult the troops. Of course, I haven't seen any more of the story (if there is more to the story), but making fun of a sign is not the same as going up to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and doing the same thing directed at him.
JohnnyC:Herr Morgenstern: Incidentally, I don't get the rage over the above picture. Sure, she made an offensive picture that disrespects our troops and posted it on Facebook. So how is that different from the rest of the farking Internet?
Nobody likes a bad troll... she failed to make with the funny and only accomplished the annoying. Therefor she is a bad troll... which nobody likes. Well... someone probably does, but fark that guy. He's dumb too.
Dudes, that pic is awesome. Take the flack you get for it, but that's some grade-a juvenile shenanigans. And my grandfather fought in a war for her to have that right.
JohnnyC:maddermaxx: grumpyoldmann: Hyphenated name = Coont.
I'm trying to work out the logic for this, and all I can come up with is that someone with a hyphenated name touched you in your naughty place when you were a child.
It's the break from the tradition to take the husband's family name. The hyphenated name means she added her family name to her husbands last name. It's possible she made her husband do the same thing. I don't mind the tradition... and neither does my wife, luckily. I just wish I could force my ex-wife to give up my family name.
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Ed Finnerty: The bell ringer has now been fitted with large, flashing LED lights and a car alarm.
And a truck backup alarm.
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Barfmaker: Ed Finnerty: The bell ringer has now been fitted with large, flashing LED lights and a car alarm.
And a truck backup alarm.
A a gas powered leaf blower.
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special20: Barfmaker: Ed Finnerty: The bell ringer has now been fitted with large, flashing LED lights and a car alarm.
And a truck backup alarm.
A a gas powered leaf blower.
And a coyote caught in a snare.
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grumpyoldmann: Hyphenated name = Coont.
Agree, however some of these volunteers (of which I was one... once) really need to TONE IT THE FARK DOWN.
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Yogimus: grumpyoldmann: Hyphenated name = Coont.
Agree, however some of these volunteers (of which I was one... once) really need to TONE IT THE FARK DOWN.
They are just following orders.
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Seriously though, those things would probably annoy me if I were around them all the time too. I still wouldn't complain about it, though.
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Cops tend to cause more trouble than they solve when it comes to minor situations like this. They're useful for some situations, don't get me wrong, but this doesn't seem like one of them.
Oh... and I really don't those damn bells. I've always considered them offensive in the sense that the ringing is generally obnoxious. Assaulting my ears with incessant ringing is not the best way to inspire me to want to support their cause.
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Tumunga: special20: Barfmaker: Ed Finnerty: The bell ringer has now been fitted with large, flashing LED lights and a car alarm.
And a truck backup alarm.
A a gas powered leaf blower.
And a coyote caught in a snare.
And Star Jones on meth.
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I love 'em... I give... but ENOUGH with the farking BELL already !
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JohnnyC: Oh... and I really don't like those damn bells.
oops... left a word out. It's morning... *shrug*
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grumpyoldmann: Hyphenated name = Coont.
I'm trying to work out the logic for this, and all I can come up with is that someone with a hyphenated name touched you in your naughty place when you were a child.
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Herr Morgenstern: Incidentally, I don't get the rage over the above picture. Sure, she made an offensive picture that disrespects our troops and posted it on Facebook. So how is that different from the rest of the farking Internet?
Over/under on whether or not she is a dependent/junior enlisted?
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Herr Morgenstern: Incidentally, I don't get the rage over the above picture. Sure, she made an offensive picture that disrespects our troops and posted it on Facebook. So how is that different from the rest of the farking Internet?
Nobody likes a bad troll... she failed to make with the funny and only accomplished the annoying. Therefor she is a bad troll... which nobody likes. Well... someone probably does, but fark that guy. He's dumb too.
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maddermaxx: grumpyoldmann: Hyphenated name = Coont.
I'm trying to work out the logic for this, and all I can come up with is that someone with a hyphenated name touched you in your naughty place when you were a child.
It's the break from the tradition to take the husband's family name. The hyphenated name means she added her family name to her husbands last name. It's possible she made her husband do the same thing. I don't mind the tradition... and neither does my wife, luckily. I just wish I could force my ex-wife to give up my family name.
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JohnnyC: Herr Morgenstern: Incidentally, I don't get the rage over the above picture. Sure, she made an offensive picture that disrespects our troops and posted it on Facebook. So how is that different from the rest of the farking Internet?
Nobody likes a bad troll... she failed to make with the funny and only accomplished the annoying. Therefor she is a bad troll... which nobody likes. Well... someone probably does, but fark that guy. He's dumb too.
Eh, it looks like she's just making fun of the sign, rather than trying to insult the troops. Of course, I haven't seen any more of the story (if there is more to the story), but making fun of a sign is not the same as going up to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and doing the same thing directed at him.
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JohnnyC: Herr Morgenstern: Incidentally, I don't get the rage over the above picture. Sure, she made an offensive picture that disrespects our troops and posted it on Facebook. So how is that different from the rest of the farking Internet?
Nobody likes a bad troll... she failed to make with the funny and only accomplished the annoying. Therefor she is a bad troll... which nobody likes. Well... someone probably does, but fark that guy. He's dumb too.
Dudes, that pic is awesome. Take the flack you get for it, but that's some grade-a juvenile shenanigans. And my grandfather fought in a war for her to have that right.
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JohnnyC: maddermaxx: grumpyoldmann: Hyphenated name = Coont.
I'm trying to work out the logic for this, and all I can come up with is that someone with a hyphenated name touched you in your naughty place when you were a child.
It's the break from the tradition to take the husband's family name. The hyphenated name means she added her family name to her husbands last name. It's possible she made her husband do the same thing. I don't mind the tradition... and neither does my wife, luckily. I just wish I could force my ex-wife to give up my family name.
Or she was born with that name.
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