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motorfirebox

motorfirebox

Pittsburgh, PA
March 2004

JAN 08, 2010 08:57 PM

dammit, you quoted me before i got my edit in, you terrorist.

Aaron

Aaron

Shakopee, MN
July 2004

JAN 08, 2010 09:00 PM

Maxx said:

Invisible_Man said:

SergeantPsycho said:
Here's an interesting legal question, if you hand a bank teller a note that's not threating that politely asks for money, and they give it to you and you don't have any weapons, does that count as a robbery? I'm no lawyer, but it seems to me that you might have a case in that regard.


Whoa! Are you some sort of mega-genius? What a loophole!

I'm not a lawyer, either, and it probably varies from state to but handing a not e to a bank teller, even without specific intent, is a minimum charge of disorderly conduct.


Those poor deaf mutes frown



I swear I was thinking the same thing.

hor

hor

USA
June 2005

JAN 09, 2010 02:16 AM

Katieesq said:
I'm sorry, why is this the awesomest thing ever? Was it because they were girls? Young? Because they have up til now evaded arrest? Because it was a bank, and not a convenience store?


Because one has a "heavy build."

Suri

Suri

SUICIDEGIRL

Pennsylvania, USA

JAN 09, 2010 04:50 AM

yellowdog1980 said:
Kudos to the excellent security camera placement!

I have a feeling they are going to be rolling up to school in a Ferrari just like Richard Pryor in Superman III



maybe if the Ferrari had "Team Edward" in diamonds on the hood.

But seriously, did the cops try the Claire's accessories at the local mall?

antimisandry

antimisandry

Canada
December 2009

JAN 09, 2010 04:28 PM

hehe. no it's not awesome, it's a sign of the times.

Katieesq

Katieesq

USA
June 2008

JAN 09, 2010 11:05 PM

Suri said:

yellowdog1980 said:
Kudos to the excellent security camera placement!

I have a feeling they are going to be rolling up to school in a Ferrari just like Richard Pryor in Superman III



maybe if the Ferrari had "Team Edward" in diamonds on the hood.

But seriously, did the cops try the Claire's accessories at the local mall?



Tee hee!

I'm imagining a Jeep with the backseat overflowing with butterfly clips.

PRockGirlScout

PRockGirlScout

Portland, OR
October 2005

JAN 09, 2010 11:44 PM

12 and 14? I'm just amazed that they were able to stop texting long enough to do anything.

PeteyTheStampede

PeteyTheStampede

Petersburg, VA
July 2009

JAN 10, 2010 10:11 AM

Evercunt said:
12 and 14? I'm just amazed that they were able to stop texting long enough to do anything.


I bet they had go phones and needed the money to buy more minutes/texts.

Lemonkid

Lemonkid

Canada
May 2003

JAN 12, 2010 12:18 AM

Mtpetey said:

Evercunt said:
12 and 14? I'm just amazed that they were able to stop texting long enough to do anything.


I bet they had go phones and needed the money to buy more minutes/texts.



Sexting isn't cheap, gotta turn to crime.

Clidna

Clidna

Canada
January 2005

JAN 13, 2010 05:21 PM

Invisible_Man said:

SergeantPsycho said:
Here's an interesting legal question, if you hand a bank teller a note that's not threating that politely asks for money, and they give it to you and you don't have any weapons, does that count as a robbery? I'm no lawyer, but it seems to me that you might have a case in that regard.



Whoa! Are you some sort of mega-genius? What a loophole!

SPOILERS! (Click to view)
I'm not a lawyer, either, and it probably varies from state to but handing a not e to a bank teller, even without specific intent, is a minimum charge of disorderly conduct.


No it's not, deaf-mutes do it all the time. So do people with any communication problem.

IDGAS

IDGAS

Jackson Heights, NY
March 2004

JAN 13, 2010 07:10 PM

Clidna said:

Invisible_Man said:

SergeantPsycho said:
Here's an interesting legal question, if you hand a bank teller a note that's not threating that politely asks for money, and they give it to you and you don't have any weapons, does that count as a robbery? I'm no lawyer, but it seems to me that you might have a case in that regard.



Whoa! Are you some sort of mega-genius? What a loophole!

SPOILERS! (Click to view)
I'm not a lawyer, either, and it probably varies from state to but handing a not e to a bank teller, even without specific intent, is a minimum charge of disorderly conduct.


No it's not, deaf-mutes do it all the time. So do people with any communication problem.


Presumably they, also have accounts and are using proper documents.

IKCSmiley

ikcsmiley

Asheville, NC
July 2003

JAN 17, 2010 01:56 AM

Evercunt said:
12 and 14? I'm just amazed that they were able to stop texting long enough to do anything.




"OMG WTF i wasnt teh 1 who robd the bank lol"

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