http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_162-20000608-504083.html
fuckin brilliant left the baby in the oven
fuckin brilliant left the baby in the oven
Idiot Of The Day Thread.
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Pipe Dream
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OMG I can't tell you how many times my wife has left stuff in the oven and I just turn it on preheat and walk away.
lol st. patricks day dinner
marijuananation
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What an Idiot this guy is.
I get blazed sometimes, and forget where I put the remote my keys, or my phone, But my kid ??
Who the hell does this crap, and How the hell ??
I get blazed sometimes, and forget where I put the remote my keys, or my phone, But my kid ??
Who the hell does this crap, and How the hell ??
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geddylee.2112
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I've heard of "having a bun in the oven", but Jesus Christ, this one takes the cake! No pun intended! LOL!
CLOSETGROWTH
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Sometimes After smoking a fat ass joint, I get so spaced out I lose my cell phone..
A few minutes later,
I noticed that Im wearing it!
And I grow hydro?
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/outposts/2010/09/marijuana-game-wardens-pot-growers.html
Two men were arrested after attempting to load 127 pounds of marijuana into a truck occupied by two California Department of Fish and Game wardens, mistaking the vehicle for one they believed belonged to their supplier.
DFG wardens Aaron Galwey and Scott Williams were on the lookout for deer poachers in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest the night of Aug. 30 when a group of men, one armed with a shotgun, approached the vehicle.
"Things unfolded so quickly that they immediately commanded them to keep their hands within view," DFG spokesman Pat Foy told the Record Searchlight. "They very quickly figured out what the situation was."
The wardens were able to handcuff two of the men but three others escaped. Those arrested are in the U.S. illegally and face deportation in addition to the drug and weapon charges.
Fortunately, the wardens were unharmed during the incident.
"We basically count on them [marijuana growers] being armed," Foy added. "The fact that only two wardens got out of that situation without anybody getting hurt is what everybody is thankful for."
The seized marijuana -- enough to fill two sleeping bags and four duffel bags -- was processed and ready for sale, leading Foy to believe that the group was not amateurs.
"To have these guys come out with 127 pounds -- that was a lot of work," Foy said. "They were very clearly knowledgeable about what they were doing. They made up all the elements of a drug trafficking organization."
-- Kelly Burgess
Two men were arrested after attempting to load 127 pounds of marijuana into a truck occupied by two California Department of Fish and Game wardens, mistaking the vehicle for one they believed belonged to their supplier.
DFG wardens Aaron Galwey and Scott Williams were on the lookout for deer poachers in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest the night of Aug. 30 when a group of men, one armed with a shotgun, approached the vehicle.
"Things unfolded so quickly that they immediately commanded them to keep their hands within view," DFG spokesman Pat Foy told the Record Searchlight. "They very quickly figured out what the situation was."
The wardens were able to handcuff two of the men but three others escaped. Those arrested are in the U.S. illegally and face deportation in addition to the drug and weapon charges.
Fortunately, the wardens were unharmed during the incident.
"We basically count on them [marijuana growers] being armed," Foy added. "The fact that only two wardens got out of that situation without anybody getting hurt is what everybody is thankful for."
The seized marijuana -- enough to fill two sleeping bags and four duffel bags -- was processed and ready for sale, leading Foy to believe that the group was not amateurs.
"To have these guys come out with 127 pounds -- that was a lot of work," Foy said. "They were very clearly knowledgeable about what they were doing. They made up all the elements of a drug trafficking organization."
-- Kelly Burgess
