The AI-generated cat pictures thread
02-14-2018, 08:45 AM
Boost Pope
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In semi-engineering-related news, sometimes you come back to the truck to find that you have a new friend:
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Audio faders 26-29 inop. A raccoon pissed on the mixer.
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02-14-2018, 11:27 AM
2 Props,3 Dildos,& 1 Cat
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Major nerd cred there, Wack. We used to do the brass plaques at Harris, too. I never got one.
In semi-engineering-related news, sometimes you come back to the truck to find that you have a new friend:
Trouble report:
Audio faders 26-29 inop. A raccoon pissed on the mixer.
In semi-engineering-related news, sometimes you come back to the truck to find that you have a new friend:
click to play
Trouble report:
Audio faders 26-29 inop. A raccoon pissed on the mixer.
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02-15-2018, 08:23 AM
Last edited by m2cupcar; 02-15-2018 at 10:47 AM.
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02-16-2018, 09:11 PM
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Don't these idiot cops realize they put everyone in danger when they chase someone like that?
They can just call ahead and close the road - that's what they do over here. No one can outrun the police radio.
Also, I would assume recovering that stolen car should be an objective for law enforcement. What is the point of destroying a theft victim's property?
Trigger happy idiots who have no problem shooting innocent people and household pets. They do get away with it, that's the problem.
They can just call ahead and close the road - that's what they do over here. No one can outrun the police radio.
Also, I would assume recovering that stolen car should be an objective for law enforcement. What is the point of destroying a theft victim's property?
Trigger happy idiots who have no problem shooting innocent people and household pets. They do get away with it, that's the problem.
Last edited by Godless Commie; 02-16-2018 at 10:25 PM.
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02-16-2018, 09:30 PM
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Agree with Godless Commie here, in Australia they close off the road ahead and use spikes, it's far too dangerous to others using the corner nudge in traffic - a satisfying buzz for the police when they get it right though.
That driver is pretty awesome, recovering from multiple high-speed spins.
With regard to insurance claims, will the insurance company pay out on this given that the car was will-fully damaged by the police in pursuit of the stolen car?
That driver is pretty awesome, recovering from multiple high-speed spins.
With regard to insurance claims, will the insurance company pay out on this given that the car was will-fully damaged by the police in pursuit of the stolen car?
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