#2
Jeeze Louise! I must have been having too much Guinness tonight. I thought you said that a cop was found with a dead pig in his truck. I'm off to bed.
Posted by: Alaska Paul ||
10/09/2004 3:58 Comments ||
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#3
I thought Sunnyvale disappeared last year. Oopsâdamn typos!
Posted by: Eric Jablow ||
10/09/2004 10:42 Comments ||
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#4
I am sure somewhere in there is a joke about blue on blue fratricide.
Posted by: ed ||
10/09/2004 12:16 Comments ||
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#5
Having been a resident of Sunnyvale, CA I am not surprised that the Officer bagged him. The Sunnyvale police force is despised by most of the other LE departments in Santa Clara county.
As for the pig. The Santa Cruz mountains has some excellent wild pig hunting. I harvested many of the tasty porkers. Mmmmmm, Pork!
#6
Maybe the Sunnyvale cop was trying a new anti-jihadist terror technique???
We have a nasty wild pig that was imported into East Tennessee from Europe. Causes a lot of problems in the National Park and they are a nuisance. Think they are always in season here.
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