u/jonnyclueless

48 post karma · 254.9k comment karma · joined Jul 2011

jonnyclueless

Bulls. No sense of humor...

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Everyone's first time driving can be a little tricky...

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My experience has been that even if you buy a seat, if no one sits in it, they give it to someone else.

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WE CAN"T HELP IT. IT'S JUST HOW THE FINGER PAINT TO TEXT CONVERTER WORKS.

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Yeah some of these Sim City players are mean.

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It's as simple as 1, 2, 2000.

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The underage sex trafficking expert?

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He depends on his audience not understanding what he says so they assume it must be intellectual and profound.

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It'a the modern Christian movement. Pretend nothing can really be known or no definitions can be agreed upon when convenient for them.

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Babies are so "ME ME ME!"

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"She was backing up right at me!"

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They weren't kidding about super sizing.

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To do that would have been illegal. And then the suspect would go free as soon as the suspect shows the court that he was charged illegally.

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Their english is terrible. Couldn't understand any of it.

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I am sure an assistant does the typing. We can't expect her to be literate.

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1st 3rd world problems...

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How come I never stumble upon $440 million in cocaine?

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I think that's just a guideline.

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I know this is sarcasm, but I think you are wrong. I could just as easily be the one who is wrong, but I predict most people here will side with the Trump supporter. I may also be gullible.

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Dark meat or white meat?

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If the GOP keeps attacking corporations for not agreeing with them, then I hope they remember Citizens United.

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Man I just don't get these music videos these days...

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Protesting had nothing to do with it. They had to follow the law or they would not be able to charge anything. They can only hold someone for 24 hours without a charging statement. they can't charge someone without getting a charging statement from the victims. Not to mention an investigation. Had they not followed these laws and procedures, the guy would walk free.

I really wish much of reddit would put down their anti-police pitch forks for a moment and actually research how the law works. The prosecutors are more interested in justice for the victims than a witch hunt against police.

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No telling when someone can accidentally fall down an elevator shaft and land on a couple rounds of bullets.