September 24, 200817 yr Send him to the front line in Iraq... Not on patrol, he'd risk all the other soldiers lives. However I have no problem sending him in on covert ops to collect intel.....
September 24, 200817 yr Not on patrol, he'd risk all the other soldiers lives. However I have no problem sending him in on covert ops to collect intel..... Not on patrol by himself. You must admit, he'd be a difficult target to hit more than likely.
September 24, 200817 yr Author I love the fact that his nickname is Bruce Lee because he screams "yahhhh" and does a karate kick. :lol:
September 24, 200817 yr That's not my biggest beef. My beef is that he obviously doesn't hold a job, which means I've been funding his alcohol habit. That tick's me off. His liver won't hold out much longer and he will make national news again when he is found in a ditch with a beautiful hepatic orange hue in the whites of his eyes. Next, you'll be funding a Medicaid liver transplant. He'll probably end up in the ditch later. Then you'll fund his burial expenses. At least he won't need to be embalmed.:sssh::irked:
September 24, 200817 yr Next, you'll be funding a Medicaid liver transplant. He'll probably end up in the ditch later. Then you'll fund his burial expenses. At least he won't need to be embalmed.:sssh::irked: He has to be close to embalming himself alive...
September 24, 200817 yr Well, if data and precedent are correct, he should be on 1001 by now.:irked: :laugh: You are probably right.
September 24, 200817 yr Not on patrol by himself. You must admit, he'd be a difficult target to hit more than likely. Dude would be playing for the wrong team, he'd make a great jihadist. He clearly has nothing to live for.
September 24, 200817 yr Glorifying this wasted life is not a good idea in my opinion. I'm pretty tired of flipping the bill for such goobers.
September 24, 200817 yr It sounds to me like the people we should be mad at are the cops who keep arresting him for what amounts to petty offenses. If he was threatening or harming anyone (besides his own health caused by alcoholism) his sentences would be MUCH longer, so the police force in Lexington is just wasting tax payer dollars by giving him food and a bed for a few days.
September 24, 200817 yr It sounds to me like the people we should be mad at are the cops who keep arresting him for what amounts to petty offenses. If he was threatening or harming anyone (besides his own health caused by alcoholism) his sentences would be MUCH longer, so the police force in Lexington is just wasting tax payer dollars by giving him food and a bed for a few days. If he's disturbing the peace, causing people to call and complain. Then the police are doing their job by maintaining law and order. No matter how petty the offense I don't think the police should start ignoring a man who's breaking the law just because he does it habitually.
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