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War Room Lounge v168: The Un-safest Place

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Day 7 of my dubbs stint.

76 days in hospital for a Cessna plane crash
Yikes! Glad you made it. Did you not fap out of decency or were you in a body cast or something? Because I wouldn't have made it to 76 days if I had a free hand.
 
They have a reputation for being straight up organised crime over here.
I remember a story of dock workers here locking up drug smugglers in a container and calling the cops.

a lot of them are connected to organized crime, though, not as bad as in your country.
 
Charged some with felony Criminal Mischief for busting out three massive windows in our office and drenching the sidewalk and windows in red paint?.....

I think they are removing "go get them" K9s from the officer's toolbox.
Less cops, more dogs.
 
I had to have my place cleaned on short notice when moving out because it took us all the time we had to pack etc.

Let me put it like this, I think you can make a fortune there if you are self-employed.

For sure, I’m actually considering doing clean ups like that.

First guy I called asked me a bunch of questions and then said ''yeah so we charge 327.'' And I'm thinking ''that's oddly specific and you're taking me to the cleaners right now aren't you?''

Next cleaners quoted me at 20 euros per hour. So unless they take more than 16 hours to clean a 60m^2 flat, I should be golden.
 
They have a reputation for being straight up organised crime over here.

Dock work is one of the last havens for organized crime in the United States as well. Bootlegging, money laundering, drug running, etc. Pretty sure the entire film canon for The Asylum is distributed through dock work corruption.
 
First guy I called asked me a bunch of questions and then said ''yeah so we charge 327.'' And I'm thinking ''that's oddly specific and you're taking me to the cleaners right now aren't you?''

Next cleaners quoted me at 20 euros per hour. So unless they take more than 16 hours to clean a 60m^2 flat, I should be golden.
Is it empty?
 
Dock work is one of the last havens for organized crime in the United States as well. Bootlegging, money laundering, drug running, etc. Pretty sure the entire film canon for The Asylum is distributed through dock work corruption.
Season 2 of The Wire.
 
@PolishHeadlock2

This is an AWESOME political ad. It's sickening that Gohmert is going to win by 40 points at least.



How the fuck can you not be embarrassed to be from East Texas?
 
Of course it is, and history proves me right, because when the chips are down, they all come crawling back to dictatorship.

<mma3>

First off, history isn't over. But most importantly, there's an undeniable bend towards democracy worldwide over the last 300 years.

So much so that dictatorship/authoritarianism is basically illegitimate at this point. Even actual authoritarians still claim democracy. I don't have a crystal ball, but it doesn't look like that's reverting any time soon.
 
At least it's not a bag of fritos
Fritos are a form of ethnic cleansing.

I broke down and started digging into my per diem pay this week. Hotel eats from Target just wasn't getting it done. I'm still on the cheap but my gastro-intestinal whatevers need real foodstuffs.
 
@PolishHeadlock2

This is an AWESOME political ad. It's sickening that Gohmert is going to win by 40 points at least.



How the fuck can you not be embarrassed to be from East Texas?


The good thing about him getting elected to the House and continuing to get elected is that it stopped and continues to stop him from being a Judge.

Gohmert was elected as a state district judge for Texas's 7th Judicial District, serving Smith County (Tyler, Texas) from 1992 to 2002. He was elected to three terms.[8] He first saw national recognition for a 1996 probation requirement where he ordered an HIV positive man, who was convicted on motor vehicle theft charges, to seek the written consent from all future sexual partners on a court provided form notifying them of his HIV status.[10] The order angered LGBT activists and civil libertarians.[10]

In 2002, Gohmert was appointed by Texas Governor Rick Perry to fill a vacancy as Chief Justice on Texas's 12th Court of Appeals, where he served a six-month term, which ended in 2003.[7]
 
We're you flying it?


passenger. engine failure.
Yikes! Glad you made it. Did you not fap out of decency or were you in a body cast or something? Because I wouldn't have made it to 76 days if I had a free hand.




didn't fap out of decency. before I was transferred to the states I was in a community ward/hospital. (picture about half the size of your standard high school gymnasium.

multiple fractures, and to be honest...the morphine sucked ass and I was in too much pain to think about fapping.

have you ever been in so much pain you wished you would have died? this was it.
 
Picture from 65 years ago to the day. Emmett Till's killers acquitted after a jury deliberated for a little more than an hour. September 23, 1965.
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The day before the start of the trial, a young black man named Frank Young arrived to tell Howard he knew of two witnesses to the crime. Levi "Too Tight" Collins and Henry Lee Loggins were black employees of Leslie Milam, J. W.'s brother, in whose shed Till was beaten. Collins and Loggins were spotted with J. W. Milam, Bryant, and Till. The prosecution team was unaware of Collins and Loggins. Sheriff Strider, however, booked them into the Charleston, Mississippi, jail to keep them from testifying.[83]

The trial was held in September 1955 and lasted for five days; attendees remembered that the weather was very hot. The courtroom was filled to capacity with 280 spectators; black attendees sat in segregated sections.[84] Press from major national newspapers attended, including black publications; black reporters were required to sit in the segregated black section and away from the white press, farther from the jury. Sheriff Strider welcomed black spectators coming back from lunch with a cheerful, "Hello, N*ggers!"[85] Some visitors from the North found the court to be run with surprising informality. Jury members were allowed to drink beer on duty, and many white male spectators wore handguns

Maybe Louisville should have picked a different day.
 
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