Where did this guy get his hands on a cop uniform? Let's get creative.
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Well, that's an understatement. Righteous indignation and a few comments about pork products and a few German epithets later, well, he ends up angering the cop and gets arrested. So, he gets roughly shoved into the back of the cruiser. Apparently, in his anger, the officer didn't notice that he shut the door on Kimo's parka and didn't get the door fully shut.
Well, the officer was apparently taking care of some errands because he stopped for gas. The officer went inside for some reason. It was more than to simply pay because he was in there for at least 15 minutes. So, Kimo tries to get his parka unstuck from the door and instead it opens the back door of the squad car. The door did a number on his zipper and it was ruined. So, as a payment, he ended up swiping the uniform that was hanging in the back of the squad car as a sort of citizen's tax to pay for the busted zipper on his parka.
And THAT'S where he got the meth. It was in the cop's uniform. He had no idea it was there. That's his story, and he's sticking to it.
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M$Fast forward about a thousand years. The internet has revolutionized intelligence gathering. Yet, this is not enough. Information gathered on the internet can be entirely false. Thus, the modern information network depended on another facet of today's Western cultures (and in some part, old cultures): the homeless.
You see, my friends, homeless people are all spies working for this group of the world's greatest assassins. They are approached at a young age and given instruction in moral principles so strong that they take to the streets. However, sometimes these lessons are so psychologically damaging that they cause these young children to go crazy, or to develop mental disorders based on stress, which is why some homeless people have mental disorders or are crazy.
Fast forwards to today. The world has an uncounted number of homeless people. All spying on every activity in the world. They watch you 24/7. Through your windows, through your walls, through your skylights. They report it all back to their masters in the headquarters of this organization, which is based in China. Today, this organization has a large legitimate front. To give you a good picture of the size of this organization, let's say that all American products with the little golden "Made in China" label come from this company. Barack Obama has many, many people attempting to assassinate him. Terrorists are everywhere, and the CIA has outsourced the assassin group to preform a cheap assassination of a possible terrorist out in the middle of no-where. (Knowing the US government, of course, the victim would probably be entirely innocent). This is where the American/Chinese trade deficit comes from. These assassins then, in their mass-produced way of working, hire both a hitman and a number of spies. However, because of a glitch in the hiring system, the hitman ends up getting the spy gig, and the spy ends up getting the hitman gig. The hitman is given homeless rags, and sat outside on the street all night in the rain. Meanwhile, the homeless man sees this as a chance to make some scratch. Following in tradition, he is given a large amount of a potent drug to help him kill the hit.
He follows one of his other fellow spies to the police station to help him "find a place to spend the night", and hacks into the police mainframe using some of the Chinese technology given to him by his employers, and downloads the patrol routes of all police cars in a given area for the next few days. Hiding it quickly, he exits the building, the police not noticing him because he's "just another homeless guy". He then orchestrates a number of petty crimes with his other homeless friends, none of which stop any police cruiser, because no one seems to care about the homeless. When one does finally stop, the police officer inside gets out and maces the two fighters into submission, and then arrests both of them for disorderly conduct. During the fight, our spy friend steals a drycleaning bag from the cop car.
He opens the bag, and inside is a large dress.
Despairing, our friend goes to a bar and gets nice and drunk. Heading out into an alleyway, he slumps against a wall and stares at a brick wall, begging for cash, as he has trained to do all his life, and contemplates how he's going to get a cop's suit.
Just then, CJ comes by in a stolen Willard and runs over a cop standing on a corner, not to mention several other people, via vehicular manslaughter, then drives off into the distance with a 3-star rating.
Acting quickly, our spy friend pulls the cop into the alleyway and steals his clothes, then attempt to proceed to his hit, only to be picked up by another passing cop car.
A long, terribly awkward pause followed.
Then, the other police officer turned off his siren and arrived at the station. Upon check-in, someone noticed that our friend was slightly inebriated based on his breath and demanded his badge.
Noticing that he had no badge, our friend replied "I DONT HAVE TO SHOW YOU ANY STINKING BADGES". Then they all had a long, hard laugh and gave him a new one.
A few minutes later, he was out on another patrol, and making idle conversation with another police officer. Noticing a complete lack of knowledge of the rest of the force, the officer assumed that he was extremely drunk, and offered to take our friend back home. When he replied "I don't have a home", he was promptly arrested.
Cheers,
SDL.
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M$In truth, it began when he was born in the small town of shloppsville, south dakotalina. Born to loving, educated parents, Henry should have had an average life. Should have. If only he hadn't been misplaced in the hospital for a few hours following his birth.
Eventually, Henry was found in a janitors closet, soaking in a bucket of what could only be assumed to be amonia. The young couple that found him, James and isabelle, were already grieving over the stillbirth of the would-be child an hour previous. In their delirious sadness, they convinced themselves that this was their son, this amonia-stenched, adorable baby boy.
Seriously, i have no idea how this ties in with his outfit, but it is a pretty good representation of his formative hours.
He's probably a cop.
my head.
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M$heh, as soon as I got the email notification, without even seeing the video... I knew... I knew...yet I came to watch anyway
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