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From what I can piece together from the short clip and comments, this is more the fault of poor communication than "concealed carry/gun nut culture."

- Apparently the female deputy had given him permission to support until a second deputy arrived? Was dispatch informed? Did the second deputy know?
- Was he disarmed at the time he was shot? It looked like she grabbed the gun away.
- Who shouted "he's got a gun in his hand pointing at people?" Part of what got the dude shot, I think. On-site swatting.

I remember reading about that, but didn't see a clip. Gonna have to get his next plantsitting gig signed and notarized, lol.

That said, I don't know how cut and dry this is. Does Alabama require you to carry an ID if you aren't driving? If not, I expect they're going to at least want name, address, and reason for being there since they're approaching you with what they say is reasonable suspicion. Although the responder didn't exactly introduce himself. Pastor says he used to be a cop, so he shouldn't he be familiar with this stuff?

The person who called stating that there's a suspicious person poking around is partly to blame here, imo, but I don't have the transcript of that phone call (sometimes these things get miscommunicated to responding officers).

You say that, but an awful lot of Americans, and probably Westerners in general are really fucking weird about dogs.

The police have no qualms about hashtagging a chihuahua to punctuate an argument.

Why your manic swing on dogs just now? Weren't you just saying like a month ago how having a dog was a sign of being well adjusted and made for quality 'gram? You still haven't delivered on photos with someone else's dog in the pet thread.

Last edited by unnamednewbie13 (2022-09-08 11:53:38)

But its a good thing that you've not so much as shaked a woman, despite some women "making" men do that.

Mac, do you at least take off your shoes before you go inside? Street dirt is way more problematic than a low-shed animal that won't add much burden the cleaning schedule you should already have.

Note the difference on a hardwood floor between a shoeless/slipper household and one without that rule.

Last edited by unnamednewbie13 (2022-09-08 12:24:46)

That's more than a lot of people do. Congratulations, now you have to learn to cook a vegetable.

re: slides, I haven't found a single decent pair in years. decent being all waterproof/resistant. All the ones I've found in stores or online have that layer of material or padding underneath the top strap, or some configuration of velcro, that absorb water, get cold, and never dry off, making them inconvenient for the beach or the showers. Even for walking about, they tend to collect grit and dust.

My old Nikes have none of these things, but are completely worn out. My new ones don't have any material or padding underneath the strap (the only ones in the store like that), but velcro-fasten and the glue on one of them has lost strength, making them practical only for walking around the house. If I knew then what was coming, I'd have bought like a dozen pairs.

My wish to shoe manufacturers: stop putting a bunch of unnecessary junk on your slides. At least have an option for water-friendly slides that you can just clean with a garden hose and will air dry in like a minute after being shaken out.

Last time I really looked was a couple years back. So many near-finds, but they all had that nasty glued-on fabric. Ugh. Are those Nikes free of it? I'll give them a look.

I like buying those a couple sizes up for at-home use, and then it's like I'm not wearing them at all.

California cops shoot and kill kidnapped teen girl as she runs toward them
https://www.salon.com/2022/09/28/califo … -for-help/

Uzique is lucky he wasn't a kidnapping victim running to the American police for help.

5'2 and 110 lbs according to the (now cancelled) amber alert.

Last edited by unnamednewbie13 (2022-09-29 23:45:40)

I'm really surprised the freight train didn't bow to their authoritah.