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5/1/12, 02:22 PM
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5/1/12, 06:17 PM
#105
Originally Posted by red pony
Or how about a proctologist?!
Originally Posted by 11SHELBYGT500
What's wrong with that?
5/1/12, 06:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Rather B.Blown
Holy crap!! 
Ultimate revenge? Recently dumped dentist removes all of her ex’s teeth
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/health/2012/0...#ixzz1tadyxN9A
Ultimate revenge? Recently dumped dentist removes all of her ex’s teeth
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/health/2012/0...#ixzz1tadyxN9A
Never dump a dentist.
5/7/12, 01:09 PM
#112
Pitiful.
http://content.usatoday.com/communit...omplications/1
I'm surprised they haven't charged the owner with cruelty to animals. That's basically what it is, even if feeding it like that was done out of love.
http://content.usatoday.com/communit...omplications/1
I'm surprised they haven't charged the owner with cruelty to animals. That's basically what it is, even if feeding it like that was done out of love.
5/10/12, 12:52 PM
#113
Last edited by 11SHELBYGT500; 5/10/12 at 07:46 PM.
5/14/12, 01:23 PM
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Last edited by 11SHELBYGT500; 5/14/12 at 01:24 PM.
5/14/12, 01:41 PM
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5/14/12, 01:52 PM
#116
And why are they making a big deal about a rocket launcher? Doesn't everyone have a couple of those? Or is it different in Cali than it is in the South?
5/14/12, 01:54 PM
#117
Originally Posted by Rather B.Blown
And why are they making a big deal about a rocket launcher? Doesn't everyone have a couple of those? Or is it different in Cali than it is in the South?
5/14/12, 07:10 PM
#118
Originally Posted by Rather B.Blown
And why are they making a big deal about a rocket launcher? Doesn't everyone have a couple of those? Or is it different in Cali than it is in the South?
5/15/12, 04:25 PM
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Detroit douche bags strike again. 
Detroit groundskeeper fired after finding loaded gun, handing it to cops
Published May 15, 2012
A Detroit groundskeeper, who turned in a loaded handgun he found hidden in weeds while working, was fired by the Wayne County Department of Public Services, MyFoxDetroit.com reports.
John Chevilott, who is just two years shy of retirement, found the loaded snub-nosed revolver on May 3 when he and his crew were mowing a lawn in Wayne County. Chevilott secured the gun, waiting for police to drive by so he could hand it over to them.
But, according to the station, the Detroit police never did pass by, so Chevilott finished his work that day, drove the gun home and later that same evening turned it into his local police department.
He says the cops ran the gun and discovered the weapon had been stolen from St. Clair Shores in 2005.
"They said I did the right thing getting it off the street," Chevilott told MyFoxDetroit.com.
However, Chevilott's superiors at the Wayne County Department of Public Services had a much different opinion. His foreman, who had knowledge of the situation, was suspended for 30 days, and after 23 years on the job, Chevilott was fired for violating department policies.
According to a Wayne County spokeswoman and the rules, employees aren't allowed to possess a weapon on work property.
Chevilott says he didn't bring a weapon to work. He found it on the job.
"There is no policy. I've never seen a policy what to do if we find a gun out here. So, all I did was secure the situation to make sure nobody else got hurt or killed."
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/05/15...#ixzz1uynpTxM0
Published May 15, 2012
A Detroit groundskeeper, who turned in a loaded handgun he found hidden in weeds while working, was fired by the Wayne County Department of Public Services, MyFoxDetroit.com reports.
John Chevilott, who is just two years shy of retirement, found the loaded snub-nosed revolver on May 3 when he and his crew were mowing a lawn in Wayne County. Chevilott secured the gun, waiting for police to drive by so he could hand it over to them.
But, according to the station, the Detroit police never did pass by, so Chevilott finished his work that day, drove the gun home and later that same evening turned it into his local police department.
He says the cops ran the gun and discovered the weapon had been stolen from St. Clair Shores in 2005.
"They said I did the right thing getting it off the street," Chevilott told MyFoxDetroit.com.
However, Chevilott's superiors at the Wayne County Department of Public Services had a much different opinion. His foreman, who had knowledge of the situation, was suspended for 30 days, and after 23 years on the job, Chevilott was fired for violating department policies.
According to a Wayne County spokeswoman and the rules, employees aren't allowed to possess a weapon on work property.
Chevilott says he didn't bring a weapon to work. He found it on the job.
"There is no policy. I've never seen a policy what to do if we find a gun out here. So, all I did was secure the situation to make sure nobody else got hurt or killed."
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/05/15...#ixzz1uynpTxM0
5/16/12, 01:09 PM
#120