A debriefing 2012-11-05
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- lake_wrangler
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A debriefing 2012-11-05
Bet she feels kinda small, right now...
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I don't know. Based on how much it looks like she ate, she should feel pretty huge... plinklake_wrangler wrote:Bet she feels kinda small, right now...
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Re: A debriefing 2012-11-05
Somehow, i am reminded of Warren Oates telling Daniel Stern "You're supposed to be stupid, son. Don't abuse the privilege."
Not even duct tape can fix stupid. But it can muffle the noise.
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- lake_wrangler
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Re: A debriefing 2012-11-05
But she doesn't look any bigger... maybe hers is a stomach of holding, or somesuch...donoho wrote:I don't know. Based on how much it looks like she ate, she should feel pretty huge... plinklake_wrangler wrote:Bet she feels kinda small, right now...
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Re: A debriefing 2012-11-05
Lily's just sitting there, "I am NOT a part of this!"
No trees were harmed in sending this message, however, a large number of electrons were seriously inconvenienced
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Looks like someone could use a wet-nap.
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Re: A debriefing 2012-11-05
Stereo mess in the room. She's thoroughly splattered herself with blood (and didn't even bother to wipe her chin, fercryingoutloud!). His shirt pocket exhibits a truly classic "leaking ballpoint pen" stain. I don't know which is going to require more OxyClean (tm) but I'm sure that the departmental laundry-slave is going to hate them both.
They'll probably both get their clothes back with a little extra gift of "triple starch" added.
They'll probably both get their clothes back with a little extra gift of "triple starch" added.
- Jabberwonky
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Re: A debriefing 2012-11-05
So...Stalin is a supernatural and been reassigned as an MIB captain?
(and yes, let her wash her hands fer cripe's sake...)
(and yes, let her wash her hands fer cripe's sake...)
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Re: A debriefing 2012-11-05
I was thinking he resembled Captain Fanzone from Transformers Animated.
"This is why I hate vampires..."
But yeah, she really should have at least splashed a little water on her face first.
"This is why I hate vampires..."
But yeah, she really should have at least splashed a little water on her face first.
It's always a good episode of "Mythbusters" when even the bomb squad is standing in awed silence.
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... but that would destroy the "evidence"...
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The worst thing she could say right now would be..URP!!! scue me.
Ambush questions are fun. Watching the mental impact of them as they distort, or crumble, opinions based on faulty logic.
- Bathorys Daughter
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Re: A debriefing 2012-11-05
For eating someone she just gets a "debriefing?" I wonder what she has to do to get a stern reprimand? I shudder to think how many she'd have to horribly kill at one time to get fired! Maybe a whole gang AND their families. Something that would be tough to cover up.
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- NOTDilbert
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Re: A debriefing 2012-11-05
Yeah, OxyClean for both of 'em (Economy sized for her), breath mints for both, and a newly-sharpened chisel for his five-o'clock-shadow...
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Re: A debriefing 2012-11-05
MCBRIDE'S A GOOD COP!
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Re: A debriefing 2012-11-05
No, i think Lily's the Good Cop.Yamara wrote:MCBRIDE'S A GOOD COP!
If Suzie's the Good Cop, i don' wanna see the Bad Cop.
Not even duct tape can fix stupid. But it can muffle the noise.
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Peace through superior firepower - ain't nothin' more peaceful than a dead troublemaker.
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Peace through superior firepower - ain't nothin' more peaceful than a dead troublemaker.
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Re: A debriefing 2012-11-05
Chisel? I'd think a card scraper would work better... roll a fresh burr onto it and it'll leave the surface baby's-butt smooth.NOTDilbert wrote:Yeah, OxyClean for both of 'em (Economy sized for her), breath mints for both, and a newly-sharpened chisel for his five-o'clock-shadow...
Chisels are for the chin itself... and he isn't doing very well in the chiseled-chin department, really. Probably mortisfied about it, when he looks at himself in the mirror each morning.
She stays "bought"?Yamara wrote:MCBRIDE'S A GOOD COP!
- NOTDilbert
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Ah, you took me back to my days in woodshop in junior high.Dave wrote:Chisel? I'd think a card scraper would work better... roll a fresh burr onto it and it'll leave the surface baby's-butt smooth.NOTDilbert wrote:Yeah, OxyClean for both of 'em (Economy sized for her), breath mints for both, and a newly-sharpened chisel for his five-o'clock-shadow...
Chisels are for the chin itself... and he isn't doing very well in the chiseled-chin department, really. Probably mortisfied about it, when he looks at himself in the mirror each morning.
She stays "bought"?Yamara wrote:MCBRIDE'S A GOOD COP!
All that therapy, undone.....
"Imagination is more important than Knowledge" - Albert Einstein
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"Always. Expect. Ninjas." - Syndey Scoville
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"Always. Expect. Ninjas." - Syndey Scoville
Re: A debriefing 2012-11-05
@Bathory's Daughter: I suspect the only reason it's merely a debriefing instead of getting her ass kicked halfway to some random star is that the person she ate was a serial killer. Eat an innocent, and the stakes would be higher (like in her chest higher).
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You think the Chief may be getting too old for this shit?
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Don't say that. That will get him killed.