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Then Ignore is the word of the day!

While thinking of the ultimate plan to destroy the Pony Puff Girls Equestria!, Dr. Doom was preparing a magnificent feast to appease the beastly hunger which knew no bounds - Suddenly ....

To those whom are still moseying around this thread, what's the official word of the day?

Well I was working all day so I really didn't have the chance to go out with friends but honestly I just don't have the same razy~spatazy feelings I used to get for watching things blow up In other news, someone thought it was a great idea to launch a firework inside the mall across the street! I just don't...

It's funny that you mention horse meat, I actually did try it a while ago and I have to say that it's quite bleugh. There's a reason why a majority of butcher shops in the U.S. do not offer horse meat

Smoking has been quite a thing with my family, everyone seems to smoke in some way except me. I've tried it myself but much like drinking I just don't understand what's so great about it. I remember the first time smoking I took such a deep breath I coughed uncontrollably to the point where I felt as though I was going to puke. I even tried an e-cigarette, while not as bad I still didn't really get what's so great about nicotine. Maybe I'm just 'weird' in comparison to the rest of my siblings, I wouldn't have it any other way

What favorite color is mine? One could say that it would be green, more specifically a delectable Olive Drab Green. But you know what I love more than Olive Drab Green? The colors that go well with it. It mixes well with Red, Cyan, Chartreuse, Purple, Orange, Vermillion, Violet, Yellow and Blue! It's just so many colors, I just, so beautiful I can't decide my favorite color now!

According to this article @ Dailymail.co.uk, the owner was arrested on suspicion of obstruction of justice but was released @ 5AM the next day. His dog is dead and police are refusing as of right now to release Max's body to Rosby, the owner of the Rottweiler. There is plans for Rosby to file a lawsuit against the Hawthorne police department which will result in an investigation being made I'm sure. I really hope Rosby's case doesn't float but the reality is that he'll probably make a private deal with them and he'll get what he wants.

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Again, we don't know what happened earlier before this recording. For all we know, they told him to back off and indeed told him to turn it down already as it is. If you listen in at 28-29 seconds in, someone remarks that "He's still blasting music" which hints that the officers possibly did tell him to turn it down already. Depending on how the court sees this case, they could say that he was an obstruction of justice and that the officers were in their every right to arrest him. I'm no professional when it comes to the law nor how the court carries out their rulings but it's not going to surprise me if the rulings come out ass backwards in a way which we never expected. If a robber can outright WIN a lawsuit against someone defending themselves, what's to say it won't happen here? Besides, I'm sure there's VITAL pieces of information we're missing to this situation, so we can't for sure say that the video is the whole story.

I wasn't insinuating that his recording was what got him arrested, I mean hell there were other individuals recording the situation besides himself. What I'm saying is that he was being the biggest distraction of them all, with the loud music and his own dog. We don't know what exactly happened prior to this recording. For all we know the officers could've told him to back off and turn off his music several minutes before this was recorded.

In situations such as the ones the cops were in (from what I can see in the video was quite serious) they can't take the risk of a random individual possibly destabilizing the situation. I know this sounds completely crazy, but there have been past situations where distractions, even something as little as someone approaching a scene and recording it, have cost lives. If a civilian was shot during the situation BECAUSE the cops didn't tell them to back of or remove the individual from the scene, then they would be liable. It's a safer bet to detain and release than to just let someone walts around. Besides, he was there blasting his music and not giving any fucks as to what was happening and just wanted to record. If I was an officer on duty at that situation, I sure as hell wouldn't want something to be distracting me when lives are on the line. In the end though, this situation was (once again) handled poorly. P.S. Can we take the whole "Guns are Terrible" discussion to another thread? I'd like to discuss the whole semantics of this situation than about the distribution of firearms.

It's quite unfortunate that this situation was handled so poorly, my father was part of the K9 unit for a majority of his career and he'd be shaking his head in shame if he was here to witness this video. The officer could have used alternative methods to deter the dog instead of approaching it with his glock. It's like he completely forgot about his Tazer and Mace but that could be due to the situation previously building up before the dog and his owner showed up. Hell, the officer who instantly pulled out his gun is a huge sign that he's inexperienced. If they would've let the owner of the dog go to calm his pet down I'm sure this situation wouldn't have unfolded the way it did. But there's something to take into account for all of us who aren't part of the Police force or like to call law enforcement 'pigs' as it were. You must remember that no matter how much training you receive in controlled environments, you're never ready for the real thing. Prepared, yes, but fully knowing how to truly asses a situation on the fly correctly while you're being filled with adrenaline and hoping that no bodily harm comes to you or your comrades? In the heat of the moment, when you're filled with fear, inexperience and have that adrenaline rush, all the training you've received easily flies itself out the window. But nobody wants to take the time to think, we're all caught up in the moment that we only allow our initial reactions to choose for us. Both ourselves, the on lookers, and the officer who shot the dog. Not exactly, the most that an officer may have while on duty is Kevlar. But hell, even if the dog were to chomp down on his arm he would've easily had a nice little paid vacation.

Well, they both have their advantages. They both wreck the beast called hunger as well as create and carry on a conversation with myself and fellow compatriots. They're both also hard workers in their own respective fields and I wouldn't mind having either when it's a dark and stormy night. Now that I think about it.... Why not have both?

It's funny that you threw up a blog post about one of my favorite games in the days of my youth, just finished watching JonTron's Nuts & Bolts video not to long ago. Wish there was more individuals out there with more open minds, allowing to give the new a chance and not ultimately rejecting something because it wasn't what they were expecting. If memory serves, the original creator made a kickstarter project to make a spiritual successor to BK but I'm not sure where it's at right now.