Reminds me of a car I saw once.
Posted on 05/07/2020 9:21:03 AM PDT by kevcol
Police say a woman became upset when she learned the dining room was closed for coronavirus precautions. Police say the woman refused to leave and a physical altercation ensued.
Police say the woman left the restaurant and returned with a gun. She then fired three rounds inside the restaurant, hitting one employee in the arm. Two other employees were hit with shrapnel.
Police at the scene also said a female employee was assaulted by the suspect and sustained injuries from hitting her head on dinning room furniture.
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She looks like RG III. Wonder how far she can throw a football......
Dang, you beat me in at #61. LOL!
Another thug didn’t get their chicken-nuggets?
‘Police say the woman refused to leave and a physical altercation ensued.’
I was going to ask whether it’s worth investing a nanosecond wondering about whether to look...never mind...
‘Joe Biden will be calling for this women to punished for her crime, any minute now.’
I heard he’s going to choose her for his running mate...
She will be tried, convicted, sentenced, incarcerated, and release due to China Virus-19
Reminds me of a car I saw once.
Ha! Glad I’m not the only one...!
Don't think you'd find her at Cracker Barrel.
Yeah, RG ME was another Heisman bust. Then you got guys like Kurt Warner, who went undrafted and was stocking grocery shelves before he got his shot, and won a Super Bowl. Goes to show you, never let draft position and college awards do the thinking for you.
Dude/Dudette - I’m a Detroit Lions fan... Enough said...
It’s dude. And I’m a born and raised Marylander, a Redskins fan for fifty years. We had a ten year feast in the 80’s and early 90’s; the other forty years have been like an African famine. I feel your pain.
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