Here's to the old man.
Posted on 06/26/2011 1:09:34 PM PDT by lowbridge
A Surry County man shot another man in the groin Friday during an incident in the Toast community, authorities said. No charges have been filed.
Arnold Edward Moser, 67, was walking on South Franklin Road near Airview Drive shortly before 6 a.m. when Davie Lee Thomas, 23, approached Moser in a car, said Lt. David Hamlin of the Surry County Sheriff's Office.
Moser told investigators that Thomas cursed and yelled at him, telling Moser to get out of the road, Hamlin said. Thomas then got of his car and approached Moser.
That's when Moser fired a handgun at Thomas, Hamlin said. Moser typically carries a gun when he is walking near his home, authorities said.
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Aired out in Mount Airy! Hard leak to plug!
Once again a young punk learns a harsh lesson about messin’ with an old man.
He’s Toast!
We need more of this. Lots more. Society doesn’t need ferals.
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Mangled genitals and a WTFIIWNC two-fer.
Hole-groin Toast?
where the heck was Barney?
Yep, where was Barney Fife?
Does everyone know that Mt. Airy, North Carolina, was the hometown of Andy Griffith, and was the inspiration for the fictional Mayberry on his show?
Look at a map, and you will see a nearby town called “Pilot Mountain”. Fans of the show will remember frequent references to a nearby town called “Mt. Pilot”.
Very true.
Here's to the old man.
Did Barney use his one bullet?
And they don’t come more liberal than Andy.
Never pick a fight with an old man.
Wonferful. Thanks for the laugh.
“Man shot in groin in Toast community”
Why do we permit and allow toast to form their own communities? Next thing you know, rolls will want their own territory or worse yet...rolls and toast marrying each other.
A crotch shot. I like that attitude.
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