Whoops, Shia festival tradition gone bad...
Posted on 07/08/2009 8:26:04 PM PDT by Jet Jaguar
Los Angeles city officials say $1.4 million was spent to provide security, traffic control and other services surrounding Michael Jackson's memorial service.
The police department said Wednesday that more than 4,000 officers worked to secure Staples Center, Forest Lawn cemetery, and other areas that attracted fans and members of the media. Their deployment cost $1.1 million in overtime pay.
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The city made alot more than that in revenues from ppl coming into town.
BOO HOO
Whoops, Shia festival tradition gone bad...
Hey, that’s not the right cribsheet!
*rummages around in drawer*
Ah, here it is:
Who are you?
How did I get here?
Why are you wearing that tutu?
Well I meant she might have drawn away at the inception of his oddest behavior.
I do believe she genuinely liked him to start with after hearing her speech. I think she was really shook up and wasn’t just acting.
We're members of an elite crime fighting force called, "Super Heroes in Tutus."
We hope to finance our crime fighting activities by clever marketing of merchandise through our website, superheroesintutus.com
We're a super secret organization, so don't tell anyone.
It must be a utilitytutu, carts enough firepower to level an entire city block with one frilly shake.
Or make the block laugh apart.
Not sure what a knife in someone’s head means...
Is this supposed to be funny?
“Not sure what a knife in someone’s head means...
Is this supposed to be funny?”
There was a reference to MJ having converted is Islam. The image was a reference to the Shia ritual of using a machete to bloody oneself. It was an attempted jab toward islam itself.
“It was an attempted jab toward islam itself.”
Thanks for explanation. I just didn’t get the point..
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