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11/25/08
I couldn't be a cop. People look you right in the eye and lie their asses off--you're dealing with the dullest and dumbest scum or the angriest jackass speeders--not for me.
But perhaps someone could invent a very sturdy electromagnet that the chopper could just swing down and lift the perps from the road. Skyhook, anyone?
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A vigilante mentality is a serious problem, especially when coming from the supposed upholders of the law. Is this just another banana republic?
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Cowboy mentality. Not limited to cops in OK or the rest of the southwest.
In the Detroit area, both the city and suburbs, the police departments have been able to curtial the the high speed chases on busy streets after a bunch of completely non-involved people were killed, mainly when the fleeing car went through an intersection at 80 MPH.
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You're missing some info here. What do you mean by "able to curtail"? Not begin chases, not pursue chases? You don't have a point here.
The reality in Michigan is that yes, intelligently enough, some communities are enacting less INITIATION of high speed chases. However, if you personally want to try running from the authorities at high speed, you have a real unpleasant surprise coming. They're not about to let you blast around the neighborhood unhindered.
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And why not take a side of Chili-Cheese bites ®?
This should have everyone 130ing it to get to BK® before the end of this tantalizing offer.
Chilis? not so much
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God, I'm so hungry. 25 minutes till lunch.
11/25/08
I'm pretty sure you're in England, since our BK does not offer that right now. (at least it sounds like it's a real burger?)
Sort of like when I was in Germany and McDonald's was selling "American All Star" sandwiches.... which consisted of a burger and chicken sandwich they've never sold in the US ironically.
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I think if anything lamb showed up on a US McD's menu, it would freak everybody out. Many American adults I know have never tasted lamb in their lives. They view it almost as strangely as eating horse (which I have also done, in the Netherlands)
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Sooooo which part of the cow does the Angus come from?
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I may be wrong though. I hardly ever visit them.
*coughs*
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Silly US food laws! They just made real prosciutto and Spanish jamon legal earlier this year.
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Jules: They don't call it a Quarter Pounder with Cheese?
Vincent: Nah, man, they got the metric system. They wouldn't know what the fuck a Quarter Pounder is.
Jules: What do they call it?
Vincent: They call it a "Royale with Cheese."
Jules: "Royale with Cheese."
Vincent: That's right.
Jules: What do they call a Big Mac?
Vincent: A Big Mac's a Big Mac, but they call it "Le Big Mac".
Jules: "Le Big Mac." [laughs]
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1) Run from police at high speed.
2) Get caught.
Any Questions?
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@nick2ny: Excellent use of gross oversimplification to make your unreasoning dislike for authority seem rational. Thanks for playing! Next!
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