My brother sent me the video for this a few days ago and its really something to behold. Definitely needs some yaketty sax or a crappy overdub
I don’t think that I could survive one day of being police.
I think that having to interact with people more boneheaded than me regularly for just even eight hours would break me.
Have they visited Florida recently?
Obligatory:
(apologies for the crappy unavoidable ad at the beginning)
It’s not that strange. While I do think too many police shootings are unjustified, most interactions, even when people are running around, hiding in ceilings, don’t end in shots fired. I think it’s important to remember that.
Does it alter your stereotype about Canadians?
Never heard this - but liked how they worked in Ode to Joy.
It doesn’t alter my stereotype in the least. But then, I am Canadian.
First of all, they had white skin. Also, the cop seemed to be just trying to keep a handle on the situation, not get into a bloodfest.
Odd that it happened in Spruce Grove, not what I would consider a hotbed of crime and misery.
Just for the record, I work with a lot of cops, and many of them are boneheadedly stupid. They can put on an act like they are normally intelligent but if you talk to them for five minutes it goes south pretty quick.
Certainly some smart ones but they are few and far between.
It’s a real testament to the training from the RCMP that no one was shot or beaten and yet they were both apprehended. Funny how that can work.
She left the other on the bent shelf.
The original, with stills from the movie, are on YouTube.
Holy shit that’s a lot of meth.
I think those two have had quite enough meth already.
good thing she wasn’t wearing high heels
wow, do I have to be the one to say it? (or maybe I didn’t read the comments closely enough)
But- clearly Canada and white folks. Otherwise, had this been anywhere in the US with non-white folks there would have been a nasty clean up near the beer cooler. Just saying.
This truly made my day! The drama! The action! The suspense!
The aristocrats!
ah - “hotpants” now I remember…
which? oddly? not featured in the James Brown appearance singing the song of same name…
Makes sense - she obviously sold it to the ceiling-vendor for drug money, so of course it showed up in store inventory.
wes anderson calling quentin …well, did you watch that?