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And posted a video of himself doing it to facebook. The stupid it burns!
Edit I lack comprehension today. Nevermind. thanks @Boundegar
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Well, that’s a Princeton Man for you.
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I’m confused - why is “setting a fire” in quotes in the headline? He succeeded, right?
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Texas Man: it’s a thing.
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Their admission standards must have gone way downhill.
That’s what I thought. No irony. Not a metaphor. Why the quotes?
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The wording was on one of the stories about it and I found it charming, like he’d just gotten confused about where the campsite was.
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You reminded me of one of my favorite Mr. Howell lines.
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Sounds like you haven’t met many Princeton alums.
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A “gentleman”, surely?
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A true gentleman.
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Man charged after “setting a fire” in a Texas Walmart
From article:
Four people were injured Monday afternoon in Princeton after a man poured lighter fluid on stacks of clothes inside a Walmart and set them afire.
So… I was hoping that “setting a fire” was in quotes because what he really did was fire up his lighter while a buddy sang Freebird. But he actually set a fire.
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No, the police posted it, like a “wanted” poster. I wonder who ratted him out. Maybe they got a gift certificate for cheap crap from China, lightly toasted.
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Obligatory:
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This far into the thread, and nobody’s mentioned a fire sale?
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why did he do it?
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