OT: entry # 4,080 in the list of 'Things it just AIN'T a good idea to do'.....
http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/bizarre/6631012.html
Umm - didn't yo mama tell you NOT to bother a bee hive, never wake up a sleeping bear, be careful when you kick over rocks - could be a snake in there......
So what fool DIDN'T tell that fool that scaring someone who has a loaded weapon is NOT the good look??????
DUMBAZZ........
Umm - didn't yo mama tell you NOT to bother a bee hive, never wake up a sleeping bear, be careful when you kick over rocks - could be a snake in there......
So what fool DIDN'T tell that fool that scaring someone who has a loaded weapon is NOT the good look??????
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Yep...I say the same thing all the time to my coworkers. I have a second job and I work overnights sometimes. They have jokingly made comments about coming up to the job during the 11-7 shift to see if I am taking a snooze or not. All say to them is that they better bring the popcorn because the second inning is going to be ON...when I use my BAT to make a homerun with their dayum HEAD as the BALL!!! I wish a mofo would try to sneak up on me....BAT first and ask questions later is my moto!
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Yep, BADDDD move by that prisoner. That officer SHOULD be justified because what he saw at that moment was a "threat". He saw a prisoner advancing towards him in an accelarated manner. In his mind, he's thinking the only reason why a prisoner would be doing that is to cause me harm. His instinct, based on his training, was to impede/discontinue the threat.
Truthfully, the prisoner got very lucky by taking a bit in the leg. Federal academies train to shoot until the threat has stopped, which typically means 2-3 shots center mass (chest) or head.
Truthfully, the prisoner got very lucky by taking a bit in the leg. Federal academies train to shoot until the threat has stopped, which typically means 2-3 shots center mass (chest) or head.