Jun 10, 2015

Rofl

 

Jun 10, 2015

Unless cops view casually driving down the road doing the speed limit as disrescpectful, I can tell you firsthand that's a load of bs

 

Jun 10, 2015

Well, if your 18 years old, wear a g-unit cap with a hoody, drive a stolen mercedes while doing lines of coke on the dashboard, for a cop it may not be driving casually.

 

Jun 10, 2015

a) this isn't 2006 so I don't wear caps backwards and I certainly wouldn't wear a G Unit one lmao
b) I don't drive any kind of nice vehicle, stolen or otherwise because I'm not a rich b---- or a dumb a---
c) who does lines of coke on the dashboard lmao

Might want to stretch next time you go jumping through mental hoops to defend one of the most universally corrupt professions

 

Jun 10, 2015

All i'm saying is if you don't break laws and you show respect to police officers, you have no reason to fear them

 

Jun 10, 2015

Not necesarily true

My friends have been pulled over multiple times for no real reason. Like yes we had s--- on us but a cop doesn't know that, they just see 3 or 4 teens in a vehicle and go "well f--- they MUST be doing drugs"

Implying all cops are corrupt is f---ing stupid but acting like cops are all reasonable folks straight out of some DARE advertisement is just as r-----ed

 

Jun 10, 2015

Also cops aren't one size fits all @Guerrilla, if you come from a small town where cops are just regular people trying to make a living then yeah it's nice and everything so dandy, but for instance one town over from mine the new chief of police brought in all these outside macho fa----s who will pull you over for looking at them. On graduation night just last week we stopped by a friend's house to drop off his diploma and the cop followed us to the house and searched the vehicle for no other reason than we were 4 deep at 10 at night. Some cops are just f----- and create a hostile environment that feeds onto the other cops. Some people are lucky enough to not have experienced this and it aggravates me when they imply that their experiences are the norm

 

Jun 10, 2015

 

Jun 10, 2015

If one of my friends talked like that he'd be laughed at and called a wigger. Unless it's just a joke slang between friends.

But I'm 27 and I guess times have changed. Whatever man, gotta do you.

 

Jun 10, 2015

It's like a tic i have where if it's in the middle of the sentence I'll pronounce it as tho but if it's at the end I'll say doe

 

Jun 11, 2015

When you're vibing out and your ear buds suddenly get caught on something that forcefully yanks them out of your ears<<<<<<

 

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Jun 12, 2015

Children and their parents.
- Parents that bring their children into a bar. It's an 18+ venue if you want to be here and have a drink, well you should have though about that before having kids. Or just hire a baby sitter. I don't care but I should be able to enjoy my child free life thank you.
- When you confront a parent over their childs s-----y behavior they dont acknowledge it or have any intention in correcting it.
- Not being able to discipline a strangers child myself. If the parent is not going to do it I'm sure being told of by a random will make the child think twice before pulling s--- in public.

 

Jun 12, 2015

 

Jun 12, 2015

Absouletly can't stand when my phone screen is dirty or anyone else's for that matter. If there's finger prints smudges or anything on it I whip it off immediately!

 

Jun 13, 2015

When you're walking on the sidewalk and people drive by yelling out at you.... stop the car, get out and come say it face to face you frosty little chode.

 

Jun 13, 2015

- People who wear too much perfume. (Usually older women)
- Hypocrites
- Feminists
- Limp handshakes
- People who stay too close or stand beside you when waiting in line to order (Step back, you ain't taking my spot)
- The sound of someone scraping the last bits of yogourt left in the container with their spoon
- The b---- living below me