Roberto Lequeux
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Ok, I'll write a script and shoot it next time. Maybe you saw it like a serious drama while I saw it more like an over the top action flick with comic relief all over. :watsup:
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That was also a joke... sorry to hear that you couldn't avoid the visual or take them as a goof and not as dead serious statements. Let me disclaim properly for you.
What a moronic series of sentences. Didn't bother mentioning that crime is on the wane in the last 15 years did you?
Sure, the odd person is a certified whackjob. But you're posting this on a thread about a thief. Not a murderer.
And some of you with your calls of blood are so far over the top that it's disturbing....seriously, it's a piece of gear. Nobody died here. Get some f**king perspective already.
And any human being that is loved is far less likely to be violent than those that are unloved. It doesn't take a scientist to figure that out.
I'm happy for the guy who got his red back......
Here's the first rule of comedy USlatin: if you have to explain the joke, it ain't funny.
Oh, by the way, FBI Crime statistics for morons:
WASHINGTON — Murders, robberies and aggravated assaults in the United States increased last year, spurring an overall rise in violent crime for the first time since 2001, according to data from the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Murders rose 4.8 percent, meaning there were more than 16,900 victims in 2005. That would be the most since 1998 and the largest percentage increase in 15 years.
Murders jumped from 272 to 334 in Houston, a 23 percent spike; from 330 to 377 in Philadelphia, a 14 percent rise; and from 131 to 144 in Las Vegas, a 10 percent increase.
And I am using my real name when I post........
Why Jeff, we sure have moved forward from just chopping off hands here. Maybe the reason we are seeing so much theft and crime in general is a the PC like way in which we treat criminals:
"Your honor, my client didn't mean to torture his dog, strangle his Mother and then eviscerate his Father in the kitchen with a bread knife. If only he had been held more as a child, if the dog had licked his face more, then these people (and pet) would not have met the fate that they deserved for ignoring his basic needs."
Maybe we can contact that mobster guy in Mexico who has been dissolving people in acid and ask him to do some freelance work...
Send him to Winnipeg in January :cold: ...we'll deal with him...lol
HAHAH Fargo stylee mutha#$%%er!h34r:
Everyone should be aware of Omar Tineo in Richmond Hill, New York and anyone shady that is associated with him. He rented a red package from us and tried to sell it on craigslist and was arrested in a sting operation. This goes without saying but, be very carefully when renting out your packages and make sure your customer has legitimate insurance. It can happen anywhere anytime. A friend of mine had his whole package, lenses and mac workstation with unfinished projects stolen off of a locked set with security at the gate at a legitimate sound stage.:ranting2:
He rented from me on Friday Feb. 6th, 2009. P2 Cards, I've rented to him. Now when I process his credit card it will not go through.