Originally Posted by Burney
...I'm on his side. Let's face it: the family he's 'arresting' do seem extremely common and vulgar.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017...rage-incident/Why didn't yer man just knock him out?
...I'm on his side. Let's face it: the family he's 'arresting' do seem extremely common and vulgar.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017...rage-incident/
I've no idea. However, I am a big fan of his approach of simply citizen's arresting people who annoy you - including their kids. I may start doing this myself.
It's a comedy gift that keeps on giving. I particularly liked it when he called her an 'old s1ut'.
Last edited by Burney; 07-24-2017 at 08:35 AM.
I liked the reference to almost pushing his mother in law into oncoming traffic.I've no idea. However, I am a big fan of his approach of simply citizen's arresting people who annoy you - including their kids. I may start doing this myself.
It's a comedy gift that keeps on giving. I particularly liked it when he called her an 'old s1ut'.
There is a joke in there somewhere.
"Get ready to die!" is pretty damn hilarious, too.I liked the reference to almost pushing his mother in law into oncoming traffic.
There is a joke in there somewhere.
His view of the outcome of a citizen's arrest is rather disturbing."Get ready to die!" is pretty damn hilarious, too.
Yes. I think he may have it mixed up with 'cardiac arrest'.
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