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You don’t want to know...Where does her truncheon come Into this scenario?
You don’t want to know...Where does her truncheon come Into this scenario?
Is this the covid regs in Australia? Filtered air.
Box set?! Are you stuck in 2003? Netflix isn’t available in Scotland?Yeah but then she leaves me cuffed to the radiator and goes and binge watches a box set
Do you actually call them box sets on Netflix? We call them series.Yeah that’s what I mean. Netflix or Amazon not a box of VHS tapes A virtual boxset. Must be a different name for it over there.
Sure do. What we call a series you call a season.Do you actually call them box sets on Netflix? We call them series.
I think he meant baaaaaaax set.Box set?! Are you stuck in 2003? Netflix isn’t available in Scotland?
Ewe tubeI think he meant baaaaaaax set.
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Getaway carSince this is now evolving into a nice English lesson, how do you all call this?
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All the seasons comprise a series.Sure do. What we call a series you call a season.
There used to be a thread about this kind of thing...
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/us-uk-dictionary-and-phrase-book.41062/
We don’t have a word for what a collective of series makes unless you count Box Set which takes us back full circle...All the seasons comprise a series.
Scotland does not have Netflix?Box set?! Are you stuck in 2003? Netflix isn’t available in Scotland?
Just so everybody is clear. Scotland has Netflix. Mel Gibson took it off the English and gave it to usScotland does not have Netflix?
Don't worry most of the new programing is the same 4 formulas, unless you want a source of cartoons for children.
*Apocalypse---pandemic---end of the world, with various twists, zombies, plague, meteors
*Gang/Crime/Drug glorification TV with gang wars or police fighting crime and vice versa
*Medieval/Fantasy/fictional history, English and or dubbed
* Future Science with robots/cyborgs
So unless you like all your movies/shows to be from those narratives or you like Japanese anime your not missing much.
Trolley?Since this is now evolving into a nice English lesson, how do you all call this?
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Since this is now evolving into a nice English lesson, how do you all call this?
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Don't pay attention to @Coyote, he is just trolleyingTrolley?
Where I live, it's a shopping cart.
I don't see how this response contributes to the conversation. I also don't see how what I stated could in any way be viewed as being even remotely controversial. I never claimed to have everything (or anything) "figured out". I said I'd wager good money on the rilfe having been stolen by one of the officers involved. But you dodged my question. I'm sincerely asking you. What do you think happened to the Mosin rifle?
Here are the facts per @daschuck77's testimony:
- It was being admired by the officers during the raid
- It was confiscated by the officers
- Everything else that was confiscated was inventoried and accounted for (with the exception of the other missing gun)
- The Mosin rifle was not returned to @brains613
- The Mosin rifle was not even on the inventory list
The simplest and most obvious explanation here is that one of the officers decided to keep it for themselves. Can you come up with other explanations? Sure. Perhaps the officer hit a nasty pothole on the ride back to the station which caused his knee to slam up against the underside of the dash, causing the trunk latch to engage and the rifle hopped out of the trunk, crashing down on the pavement below and the officer didn't notice it. Perhaps the officer who was admiring it so dearly on site was, in fact, a stand-up guy, and he, in fact, did turn it in and it was actually the person in charge of the inventory at the station who decided to keep it for themselves instead. Or perhaps as the officer was grabbing all of the confiscated items from the trunk of his car Sigfried and Roy showed up and performed a magic trick that made the Mosin rifle "disappear" without him realizing it. Surely there are any number of possible explanations for what could have happened to the rifle. Some plausible, some ridiculous. But Occam's Razor would say that it was simply stolen by one of the officers.
Perhaps your bias would lead you to prefer to entertain the possibility that the entire story is made up and that he either never had a Mosin rifle to begin with, or that he did in fact get the gun back and is just lying about it. Sure, that's possible too. But you'd probably be the only person in here who believes that to be the case if so, and it'd be quite the assertion to make.
So I'll ask you again @DMack, how do you explain the missing Mosin rifle? And please refrain from resorting to personal attacks. I realize we don't see eye-to-eye on many things, but let's just leave that aside please. I'd prefer to discuss what you actually think happened here.
I tried to get it back on track... the masses say, "NO!"@Poker Zombie got it right. Cops are people....some good, some bad.
I oppose the suggestion that all cops are dirty. I have family members that are (were--RIP) cops and a good friend who is also a member of this forum who's a cop.
Of the cops I know, none of them would ever steal a Mosin Nagant (or anything else) in a raid. But I know of slime ball cops and it certainly could have happened.
You ask for a serious response and then three posts later go on your typical cop hating, smart ass, two year old style rant. I won’t waste my time trying to have a cordial conversation with you, Travis. It’s not possible.
So there is no legitimate, plausible explanation, like a mix-up in tagging it into the evidence room? It was either sinister, or fantasy?
So there is no legitimate, plausible explanation, like a mix-up in tagging it into the evidence room? It was either sinister, or fantasy?
Thank you, Wedge. It wouldn’t benefit Travis’ hate filled mind to think it could be anything different. He’s far too intelligent to even comprehend such thing.