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It says it in the bible.jay_a2j wrote:AAFitz wrote:= Had he been preaching that the devil was the one true god, or that bananas gave you lots of potassium and that you should eat them daily...hed have been arrested too.
prove it.
pimpdave wrote:When I was a teenager, I went with some friends to celebrate our Second Amendment rights by playing Laser Tag all through the mall.
It was awesome.
However, that mall apparently hates the Second Amendment, lasers, and fun, because they threw us out for causing a disturbance.
Oh, and I forgot to mention, we also used to blast this song: Everything But the Girl- Missing (remix) for the silly dancing part. Remember it from the Mango skits?pimpdave wrote:Another thing I used to get in trouble for at the mall was "cruising for the foxes". Remember how there were always guys who would drive past the entrances blasting Wu-Tang, or whatever, to get the attention of the other high school girls there?
Well, my younger brother and I used to get into my car, and crank the shit out of songs like, C is for Cookie, It's Not Easy Being Green, Particle Man, Istanbul (Not Constantinople), and sometimes even that Haddaway song from the famous SNL skit.
So we'd drive by nice and slowly, with the windows down, stereo fully cranked (the only reason to have a good sound system, in my opinion) a few times. Then depending on how the kids trying to look bored would react, we'd either stop the car and get out and do some ridiculous dancing then jump in and drive away, or else call out to them in our best Eurotrash accents, hollering things like "Hello foxes! What do you think of our impressive rocking and rolling! Why not you come for ride with us!" I don't think we would have known what to do if someone took us up on our offer.
Occasionally we'd bring along a less brave friend to videotape us and the looks on the audience's faces. Those were some great times. There was one cool mall cop who would just smile at us, I guess because he got the joke. But most of the rest were unamused because they hate America.
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I dunno, we say questionable things here all the time.natty_dread wrote:I could tell very interesting mall stories, but they're not appropriate for this forum.
You guys "forgot" about that time I confessed to killing a dude, right?Frigidus wrote:I dunno, we say questionable things here all the time.natty_dread wrote:I could tell very interesting mall stories, but they're not appropriate for this forum.
Join the club.natty_dread wrote:Yeah, I confess, I was just trying to make myself look interesting and mysterious. There's absolutely nothing interesting about me. I'm boring.
natty_dread wrote:Do ponies have sex?
(proud member of the Occasionally Wrongly Banned)Army of GOD wrote:the term heterosexual is offensive. I prefer to be called "normal"
Raped and killed a girl in 1990, I think it was.Snorri1234 wrote:You guys "forgot" about that time I confessed to killing a dude, right?Frigidus wrote:I dunno, we say questionable things here all the time.natty_dread wrote:I could tell very interesting mall stories, but they're not appropriate for this forum.
jay_a2j wrote:hey if any1 would like me to make them a signature or like an avator just let me no, my sig below i did, and i also did "panther 88" so i can do something like that for u if ud like...
Snorri is Glen beck?pimpdave wrote:Raped and killed a girl in 1990, I think it was.Snorri1234 wrote:You guys "forgot" about that time I confessed to killing a dude, right?Frigidus wrote:I dunno, we say questionable things here all the time.natty_dread wrote:I could tell very interesting mall stories, but they're not appropriate for this forum.
...and Jon Stewart.Baron Von PWN wrote:Snorri is Glen beck?pimpdave wrote:Raped and killed a girl in 1990, I think it was.Snorri1234 wrote:You guys "forgot" about that time I confessed to killing a dude, right?Frigidus wrote:I dunno, we say questionable things here all the time.natty_dread wrote:I could tell very interesting mall stories, but they're not appropriate for this forum.
jay_a2j wrote:hey if any1 would like me to make them a signature or like an avator just let me no, my sig below i did, and i also did "panther 88" so i can do something like that for u if ud like...
If he was he's be much more popular and actually make sense when he speaks.Baron Von PWN wrote: Snorri is Glen beck?
JESUS SAVES!!!PLAYER57832 wrote:Too many of those who claim they don't believe global warming are really "end-timer" Christians.
Baron Von PWN wrote:Glen beck?
AHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHjay_a2j wrote:make sense when he speaks.
It was a long time ago. Is there a statute of limitations for no lottery permit?PLAYER57832 wrote:You do realize that Lack can be forced to give out your real information to the "mounties" should they decide its worth pursuing. Of course, they realize that 90% of what people say on the net is garbage, but...
Printing was my trade and back in the day we copied all sorts of things including a dozen tickets for a football semi final, good day out it was and we even won the gamenotyou2 wrote:Me and a buddy printed lottery tickets (all lotteries must be registered in Canada, but we didn't), found a sport shop to donate some ski gear, got permission to set up a table in the mall, and sold tickets on the ski package, so we could go on a ski trip to Quebec.
Had a great time at Mont Ste. Anne.
For free
Did the real ticket holders for the seats show, or was it general seating?joecoolfrog wrote:Printing was my trade and back in the day we copied all sorts of things including a dozen tickets for a football semi final, good day out it was and we even won the gamenotyou2 wrote:Me and a buddy printed lottery tickets (all lotteries must be registered in Canada, but we didn't), found a sport shop to donate some ski gear, got permission to set up a table in the mall, and sold tickets on the ski package, so we could go on a ski trip to Quebec.
Had a great time at Mont Ste. Anne.
For free
This was the early eighties when most stadiums were still predominantly standing, it all changed a couple of years later after the tragedy at Heysel.notyou2 wrote:Did the real ticket holders for the seats show, or was it general seating?joecoolfrog wrote:Printing was my trade and back in the day we copied all sorts of things including a dozen tickets for a football semi final, good day out it was and we even won the gamenotyou2 wrote:Me and a buddy printed lottery tickets (all lotteries must be registered in Canada, but we didn't), found a sport shop to donate some ski gear, got permission to set up a table in the mall, and sold tickets on the ski package, so we could go on a ski trip to Quebec.
Had a great time at Mont Ste. Anne.
For free
Where do I sign up?john9blue wrote:Join the club.natty_dread wrote:Yeah, I confess, I was just trying to make myself look interesting and mysterious. There's absolutely nothing interesting about me. I'm boring.
Timminz wrote:He was not arrested for talking about god. He was asked to leave for making customers uncomfortable, and he was arrested for refusing to leave.
The link goes to an article titled "Man Sues California Mall After Guard Arrests Him for Having Conversation About God." He wasn't asked to leave JUST BECAUSE. His act of disregarding mall policy was intentional and he knew exactly what he was doing. It seems from the article that the youth pastor's intent was to create an incident. Unfortunately for him, he was NOT ARRESTED or CHARGED and didn't become the victim he hoped to be... but he did manage to get press coverage from FOX News online.jay_a2j wrote:He was asked to leave because he was TALKING ABOUT GOD. He was not causing a disturbance, he was having a conversation with patrons who had the freedom to walk away but did not. You can't be asked to leave JUST BECAUSE. It's called freedom and I know in California there are probably less freedoms than other states but we STILL have a Constitution. If this was, as you say, a case where it was just a matter of "refusing to leave" it would never have made the news.
the article wrote:Court documents claim that Westfield’s policy simply limits activities that have a "political, religious or other noncommercial purpose" to designated areas within the mall, in order to "minimize congestion." Speakers must submit a written application at least four days in advance. Access to the designated areas is then awarded on a "first come, first selected" basis.
Roseville Galleria mall security guards wrote:. . . warned Snatchko on a number of occasions that he was violating the mall's Courtesy Guidelines by discussing religion with strangers. During one of his visits, guards even gave him a copy of the guidelines.
California superior court's 2008 ruling wrote:. . . that the mall's ban on controversial conversations with strangers doesn't violate freedom of speech.
That's pretty funny stuff right there, because California is famous for it's nonliberal tight assed views.jay_a2j wrote:I know in California there are probably less freedoms than other states.
jay_a2j wrote:hey if any1 would like me to make them a signature or like an avator just let me no, my sig below i did, and i also did "panther 88" so i can do something like that for u if ud like...
