View Poll Results: Do you prefer us lobbing Potatoes or Grenades to take care of spammers?
Lob potatoes to just stun them
2
18.18%
Lob grenades and remove them from the TMS pool permanently
9
81.82%
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Mustangs Coast to Coast
3/11/13, 07:18 PM
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3/11/13, 07:24 PM
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3/11/13, 07:36 PM
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3/11/13, 07:45 PM
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Sounds so close.
3/11/13, 07:48 PM
That's a great one. It can cover so many things, and still seem polite. Although its generally not when you break down exactly who or what it was being used towards.
Somebody shows up with a new baby and you see it and say , "ohhh, bless his heart". Usually means "holy **** that's an ugly baby".
Or the slightly slow fellow down the road stops by to show you his new car he just bought, a little ol' lady owned it and only drove it to the store on Wednesday and to church on Sunday. Well, bless your heart. Translation, you got screwed you poor dumb bastard.
And when a Southern lady uses it, you can bet its just about as catty as any snide string of insults you can put together.
Somebody shows up with a new baby and you see it and say , "ohhh, bless his heart". Usually means "holy **** that's an ugly baby".
Or the slightly slow fellow down the road stops by to show you his new car he just bought, a little ol' lady owned it and only drove it to the store on Wednesday and to church on Sunday. Well, bless your heart. Translation, you got screwed you poor dumb bastard.
And when a Southern lady uses it, you can bet its just about as catty as any snide string of insults you can put together.
3/11/13, 08:23 PM
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3/11/13, 08:41 PM
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Paul
3/12/13, 06:50 AM
Service Manager
OK, I take the yankee reference back....
That's a great one. It can cover so many things, and still seem polite. Although its generally not when you break down exactly who or what it was being used towards.
Somebody shows up with a new baby and you see it and say , "ohhh, bless his heart". Usually means "holy **** that's an ugly baby".
Or the slightly slow fellow down the road stops by to show you his new car he just bought, a little ol' lady owned it and only drove it to the store on Wednesday and to church on Sunday. Well, bless your heart. Translation, you got screwed you poor dumb bastard.
And when a Southern lady uses it, you can bet its just about as catty as any snide string of insults you can put together.
Somebody shows up with a new baby and you see it and say , "ohhh, bless his heart". Usually means "holy **** that's an ugly baby".
Or the slightly slow fellow down the road stops by to show you his new car he just bought, a little ol' lady owned it and only drove it to the store on Wednesday and to church on Sunday. Well, bless your heart. Translation, you got screwed you poor dumb bastard.
And when a Southern lady uses it, you can bet its just about as catty as any snide string of insults you can put together.
....even a toilet bowl only swirls to the left!
3/12/13, 08:25 AM
Service Manager
3/12/13, 08:37 AM
3/12/13, 10:58 AM
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Jewelry, artwork and cars valued between $500,000 to $1 million were among the many items stolen by two California men last year.
And perhaps the most valuable of the items was a 2005 Ford GT.
According to utsandiego.com, investigators found the chopped-up frame of the car in a warehouse, and located other pieces in a storage unit.
After pleading guilty to residential burglary, owning and operating a chop shop and three counts of receiving a stolen vehicle, the two men were sentenced yesterday to five years in prison.
Do you think the punishment fits the crime? Send us a tweet to @PowerBlockTV, or leave us a comment on our Facebook page.
And perhaps the most valuable of the items was a 2005 Ford GT.
According to utsandiego.com, investigators found the chopped-up frame of the car in a warehouse, and located other pieces in a storage unit.
After pleading guilty to residential burglary, owning and operating a chop shop and three counts of receiving a stolen vehicle, the two men were sentenced yesterday to five years in prison.
Do you think the punishment fits the crime? Send us a tweet to @PowerBlockTV, or leave us a comment on our Facebook page.
3/12/13, 11:01 AM
Service Manager