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#1 Feb 05 2007 at 1:03 PM Rating: Excellent
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Really, ********* weekend ever.

I get a call on Thursday night from my ex-wife saying that the fuzz was blowing up her phone trying to find me. They claimed to have a warrant for my arrest and were searching all over town for my ****** ***. They had also went to my ex-mother-in-law's workplace asking her all sorts of questions about me. My ex-flatmate also sent me a text message letting me know that two troopers were at the English Pub looking for me. They also stopped at the dive bar I frequent and at the bar that my family used to own.

I live in a small town, so by the end of the night I had received five phone calls and heard numerous people at several different bars all informing me of what was going on. On the lam now, I cut bail and got the f'uck out of town to lay low for a bit until I could find out what the deal was.

The next morning I called my lawyer, the court house, and the local State Police troop. Apparently I had a Failure to appear warrant for my arrest, yay me! I call in to work and decide to go to the court house to try and work things out. On my way there, right as I hit the stop sign at the end of my road, my car just dies. It made this loud cracking noise from the engine and every time I hit the gas it would just make this obnoxious banging noise from the front of the car. It took a little while, but after beating the **** out of the car and verbally reprimanding it several times, she finally decided to get her *** in gear.

When I got to the court house to clear things up with them, the clerk gave me a rundown of what had happened. Turns out they were sending all of the court documents to the wrong address and I never received any of them. She also informed me that I had to turn myself in to the police, but not to do it now because I would have to spend all weekend in jail and that Monday morning would be the best time.

So I go home thinking **** is copacetic, chill out with a cold one, and wait around for nightfall. A couple hours later, two cops are beating down my door and take me away in cuffs to stick me in a cold *** cell with no shoes on and a serious attitude problem. I really think that I don't ever want to do hard time. I spent ~4 hours in a jail cell and I was already losing it. So.f'ucking.boring.

ok, I'm getting bored with this so I'll wrap things up.

That night I ended up stranded way out of town. Lost my keys. The chick that I was supposed to be doing dirty things to at the time is off in Syracuse. And I wake up this morning sick as a dog; I think I might have a sinus infection.

So, in summation.

1. Got arrested
2. Broked my car
3. No ***
4. Got stuck in Brooklyn, drinking till 6 AM
5. Now I've got the bird flu.

All in all, this was a ****** few days. Anyone that had a good time this weekend, GFY.
#2 Feb 05 2007 at 1:07 PM Rating: Decent
#6 Used as a cheap cabana boy by the tatooted toothless chap for the 4 hours you were sharing his cell?
#3 Feb 05 2007 at 1:07 PM Rating: Good
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Smiley: frown JD *hugs*

I've got nothing to complain about. New job offer, new house, things are on the mend with Mr. Thumb for the most part. So I won't go into details and just say I'm sending you happy thoughts.
#4 Feb 05 2007 at 1:10 PM Rating: Decent
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So I go home thinking sh*t is copacetic, chill out with a cold one, and wait around for nightfall. A couple hours later, two cops are beating down my door and take me away in cuffs to stick me in a cold *** cell with no shoes on and a serious attitude problem. I really think that I don't ever want to do hard time. I spent ~4 hours in a jail cell and I was already losing it.


Why did you answer the door?
#5 Feb 05 2007 at 1:12 PM Rating: Good
Once while waiting to be booked and prior to my stripsearch, they brought in this beast of a woman and sent two female officers in to strip her. About ten minutes later we all start noticing this little red light going off above the door she had been taken through. Deputies started sprinting for the room, and returned moments later with this huge naked woman, arm-locked and bruised. She had beat the Shit out of this dainty little lady-cop. They locked her in one of the cells on the side of the booking area; one of the cells with a floor to ceiling plexi-glass window on it. I was bailed out before I even got searched, but I'll never forget the two hours she spent pressing her fleshy bits against that window, smearing it with her spittle and whatever else.

In summation: did you have to squat and cough?
#6 Feb 05 2007 at 1:18 PM Rating: Excellent
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#6 Used as a cheap cabana boy by the tatooted toothless chap for the 4 hours you were sharing his cell?
No, but I was freaking out this poor little white trash 17 year old kid in the cell next to me. Reread the list, #3 was the truth.
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Why did you answer the door?

Because it's a lot easier to just open the door instead of having it broken down?

f'ucking moran...

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In summation: did you have to squat and cough?
Nope, but I did get felt up a couple times. At least this time they let me bring my inhaler.

Another funny thing I forgot to mention. The cops that showed up at my place this weekend were the same two cops that arrested me back in July. We had a good laugh about it.
#7 Feb 05 2007 at 1:19 PM Rating: Good
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That's..... a really bad weekend.
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#8 Feb 05 2007 at 1:56 PM Rating: Decent
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The reason you had a **** weekend (and car) is that you are still living in the early 70's.......
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#9 Feb 05 2007 at 2:13 PM Rating: Good
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Yeaaa, get your life in order and **** like that don't happen, asshat. You want sympathy tell me about something bad that happened in your life that you had no coontrol over.
#10 Feb 05 2007 at 2:22 PM Rating: Good
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The Glorious GitSlayer wrote:
Yeaaa, get your life in order and sh*t like that don't happen, asshat. You want sympathy tell me about something bad that happened in your life that you had no coontrol over.
My micro-*****?

I totally hear you though. I really shouldn't let my lack of organization skills or alcoholism take control of my life by causing clerical errors and the mechanical troubles with my vehicle.
#11 Feb 05 2007 at 2:24 PM Rating: Good
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Jacobsdeception wrote:
The Glorious GitSlayer wrote:
Yeaaa, get your life in order and sh*t like that don't happen, asshat. You want sympathy tell me about something bad that happened in your life that you had no coontrol over.
My micro-*****?

I totally hear you though. I really shouldn't let my lack of organization skills or alcoholism take control of my life by causing clerical errors and the mechanical troubles with my vehicle.


Now see a micro-***** is something I can feel sorry for you about. For that you have my complete and absolute utter sympathy. As a matter of fact I feel so bad for you I will even give you a rate up. I hope that helps in some way.
#12 Feb 05 2007 at 2:26 PM Rating: Good
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See? It's not always the minorities!


Sorry to hear it, JD.
#13REDACTED, Posted: Feb 05 2007 at 3:09 PM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) Pfft, you need to watch some more Sylvester Stalone movies. Jail cells are great places to do some push ups. To throw in some more details to my F'ing with the CPD story. We get taken to the station. My friend who had shoelaces had to give those up. Luckily I had shoes w/o shoelaces. They take our utility belts and miscelanous gear. Then an officer puts on the rubber gloves. Oh *****, I know what you're thinking, and we were thinking it too. But luckily it is was just for the pool pocket search game those faqs like to play. "Do you have any needles, etc.?" No, we don't, tyvm.
#14 Feb 05 2007 at 3:25 PM Rating: Good
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how long did it take for the cleric to figure out they were sending the paperwork to the wrong address and what did the cops say when you told them the reason was because of a clerical error?
#15 Feb 05 2007 at 3:34 PM Rating: Good
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...Luckily I had shoes w/o shoelaces...


I guess we can't always have mommy around to tie our shoes, hmmm?
#16 Feb 05 2007 at 3:37 PM Rating: Good
They take your shoelaces so you can't hang yourself with them, which begs the question, Monx: was your entire crew crying?
#17 Feb 05 2007 at 4:06 PM Rating: Excellent
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how long did it take for the cleric to figure out they were sending the paperwork to the wrong address and what did the cops say when you told them the reason was because of a clerical error?


"Dude, you should have gotten a druid."
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#18REDACTED, Posted: Feb 05 2007 at 4:49 PM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) They take away shoelaces primarily so you can't wrap them around a pigs neck from behind bars. Crying lol. We, quote "pissed us [cops] off more than some ******* from Cabrini Green [housing project]." More like living it up anyway, 'cause I got the gift. "So what is justice?" comes to mind. I had some Ballys shoes on, but I'm too tired to find a link to them.
#19 Feb 05 2007 at 5:19 PM Rating: Good
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DSD wrote:
how long did it take for the cleric to figure out they were sending the paperwork to the wrong address and what did the cops say when you told them the reason was because of a clerical error?


"Dude, you should have gotten a druid."


this is what happens when you play MMOs and dont get enough sleep
#20 Feb 05 2007 at 5:25 PM Rating: Default
I thought you got it right. It takes a long time to send your guild the requisite paper work to get your cleric epic.
#21 Feb 05 2007 at 5:25 PM Rating: Decent
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Does having to go for 2 emercency dental visits and not being able to sleep because of pain even when taking 1000 mg of ibuprofen every 4-6 hours beat what you went through? ******* hate ****** weekends.
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#22 Feb 05 2007 at 5:27 PM Rating: Good
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Deadgye wrote:
Does having to go for 2 emercency dental visits and not being able to sleep because of pain even when taking 1000 mg of ibuprofen every 4-6 hours beat what you went through? @#%^ing hate sh*tty weekends.


Your dentist sucks. He should've given you codeine.
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#23 Feb 05 2007 at 5:30 PM Rating: Excellent
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So are you a wanted criminal felon mobster nogoodnik now?
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#24 Feb 05 2007 at 5:34 PM Rating: Decent
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Deadgye wrote:
Does having to go for 2 emercency dental visits and not being able to sleep because of pain even when taking 1000 mg of ibuprofen every 4-6 hours beat what you went through? @#%^ing hate sh*tty weekends.


Your dentist sucks. He should've given you codeine.


You know what sucks more? He only gave me 600mg tablets, I was taking two extra 200mg pills from my own supply. I'm never going back to that place/person again.
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#25 Feb 06 2007 at 6:07 AM Rating: Good
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how long did it take for the cleric to figure out they were sending the paperwork to the wrong address and what did the cops say when you told them the reason was because of a clerical error?
Just about as long as it took for me to look at the paperwork she had on file and say "wtf? That's the wrong f'ucking address!". And the cops don't care. I understand they are just doing their jobs like the good little automatons they are. Once you get a FTA bench warrant, the reason why the court issued it is irrelevant. Could be for a murder case or for missing jury duty.
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So are you a wanted criminal felon mobster nogoodnik now?
Iunno, someone said FTA is a felony but I'm not so sure. I've got court in a week or so to deal with this charge and I'm hoping for a nolly since the documents were sent to the wrong address. I've never been associated with the mob but I've always been a nogoodnik. All of my friends' parents disliked me when we were growing up; strange considering all of my lady-friends' parents loved me, 'specially their moms.

I'll have you all know that today went much better. My fleet sat on my G4 moon from Thursday night until Monday morning unmolested with nary a probe. This chick that I'm kinda seeing, but not really, came over last night and attended to my needs and I am feeling much less like a pile of dog **** this morning. Sweet girl, I think I might keep her around.
#26 Feb 06 2007 at 6:55 AM Rating: Decent
A few years back, I was in the South of France with a couple of friends, enjoying our summer holiday. We were in a small town by the Mediteranean, lovely little place.

It was around 5 O'clock, on our last full day of the holidays. We had spent most of the afternoon in this park, drinking Rose wine and listening to music (from a discman with speakers, thats how oldschoold we were), with the masterplan being that we would go to the crappy local disco for our last night. We were messing around, nothing serious, doing lay-in protest on the concrete tracks running through the parks, doing cartwheels, singing, that sort of stuff.

Suddenly, a police car arrives and two policemen start walking towards us. This was the first time in our holiday we didn't have anything to smoke, so we were completely relaxed. they come up to su and tell us that a neighbour had made a complaint, and that we should try to keep the volume down. We agree, laugh, and start chatting about how crap the local disco is. Then a Gendarmerie van arrives (these guys are like federal police, a mix of army and police force). Four big guys come out, shaved head, looking mean and angry. They start screaming that we had better leave now, that we were causing a fuss, etc...

So there I am, trying to pick up my bottle of Rose, my discman, the Cds, the speakers, drunk, with that asShole screaming in my face. Suddenly, my glass slips out of my hand, lands on the ground, and splashes wine all over the trousers of the fascist Gendarme. He screams at me, saying that I had done it on purpose, and that he had to clean his pants himself (not surprised he wasnt married tbh) and decides to take us in.

So we get in the back of the van, all os drunk. We joke about the lack of seatbelts in a police van (there were none), we wave at people in the street, we do a contest on the alcohol meter thing (we didnt even have a car). And they lock us up, each in an individual cell, for 8 hours.

I agree with JD that prison cells suck. Sooo boring, and depressing, and empty. 8 hours in there seemed like a lifetime. We were finally released at 2 in the morning, charged with being "drunk in a public space", and ordered to pay a fine.

We walked back to the beach, in our flip-flops and swimming trunks, bought some weed, while telling the local rudeboys we had just been in jail for splashing wine on the trousers of a cop, and went back to the park to smoke it. We didn't go to the sh*tty disco, and we didn't get our wine back.

But still, it was bags of fun.

And cops in France are real asSholes.




Edit: Sorry JD, crappy week-end indeed

Edited, Feb 6th 2007 2:56pm by RedPhoenixxx
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