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long night?
- Thread starter Fontaine
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I kind of expect that I won't make it through my 20's without getting arrested -- not that I lead a particularly dangerous or illicit lifestyle, but because it'd be just my luck to fall over in the wrong way when I'm drunk and accidentally start some horrible chain series of events in a very Steve Urkle-esque manner...eventually resulting in my expulsion from the establishment at the hands of the bouncers and into the hands of the po-po.
That said, I'm also curious as to how that might affect my possible future plans of law enforcement during grad school.
That said, I'm also curious as to how that might affect my possible future plans of law enforcement during grad school.
Did you get tased?
no thank god, but it was weird.
we fell asleep on a bench, and when we woke up we where in the cop car....and we have no idea how we got there lol.
Was your butt sore? maybe someone hit you with chloroform, had their share, then the cops saw you lying there in pain, and offered you a lift home?
jks
That's why you pass out in the forest, you're alot harder to find there, and the ground is also alot more comfortable.
I wandered out of a pub a bit tipsy one night, and ran straight into a Copper. I apologised and asked him if he could direct me to Betelgeuse. When I got that "confused puppy' look from him and an "I'm not from around here" response I started giggling and laughed all the way home. Well to my front garden where I fell down and went to sleep.
They've never had to drive me home, but I was sure one was going to need to call me an ambulance after I threw up all over a bouncer when I was about 19 and he chased me all the way down the block and only stopped when he say the boys in blue.
They've never had to drive me home, but I was sure one was going to need to call me an ambulance after I threw up all over a bouncer when I was about 19 and he chased me all the way down the block and only stopped when he say the boys in blue.
