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Originally posted by papapepper View PostHonest opinion is turning your head on a crime like that just as shitty as not paying up on a $100 internet bet over a football game?
Just for shits and giggles I don't think so but I'd like to know others opinions LOLKarussell White - 2010 Genesis Coupe R-Spec 6MT 2.0T -
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Originally posted by papapepper View PostI just like to keep it up. No offense seems like the majority here enjoys shitting on peoples threads.
Two innocent children dead and people can't even be serious about it
RIP
Just pay the man and be done with it. You don't want Uncle Sal to have to get involved..do you?
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Originally posted by jefehbk View Postwell if the constables are not going to do their duty and turn a blind eye to criminal activities....then they should just be shut down and funnel that tax payer money somewhere else it can do some good.
x2 anyone can deliver some papers.
Except papapecker.
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The county has been talking about eliminating the constables for a while (my aunt works for the constables office and has been worried for a while that her job would be eliminated). I think this event has taken things a significant step closer to that...if not caused it. I think very soon the Dallas County Constables will no longer be an agency.
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Originally posted by papapepper View PostVery comedic right there... Henry has a short fuse no wonder he ban me for calling him a cracker.
Either way I'm no where near as shitty as the constable who just looked away and let two boys be murdered with out contesting it.
I've got a hall pass around here apparently so I wont be going anywhere. I can do as I please."When the people find that they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic." -Benjamin Franklin
"A democracy will continue to exist up until the time that voters discover that they can vote themselves generous gifts from the public treasury." -Alexander Fraser Tytler
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