@@DianeJennings Basically a bank holiday where we celebrate by not working and going to places where people are working... 😆 "Labor Day is a federal holiday in the United States celebrated on the first Monday in September in any given year to honor and recognize the American labor movement and the works and contributions of laborers to the development and achievements of the United States."
Another classic is when the Police sent out letters to people with warrants for there arrest. The letter was informing them they had one won a raffle and had to show up at a certain location at a certain time to clams there winnings. The letter was signed by Jay L Bird. Needless to say a lot of people got arrested that day.
My favorite: A guy snuck in through the ceiling. He got in after they closed, when he tried to leave, he kept falling due to the extra weight. He ended up having to call the police to get out.
In Kansas City, MO there was a guy who went to a convenience store (7-11). He got a can of beer and went to the counter the clerk asked for the guy's ID. After giving the clerk his ID he shot and killed the clerk, and robbed the place. The police caught the guy by running his finger prints from the can of beer and the fact that the robber left his ID behind
Back in the late 1980's / early 1990's a radio station out of Philadelphia, PA had a bit they did called "Beyond Stupid" - where they recounted the stories of criminals doing things that can only be described as "Beyond Stupid". One man robbed a convenience store and the quick thinking clerk said (basically) "No problem! I just need to see some ID." Without a question the man provided his driver's license, was handed the money and left. When police asked for a description, the clerk just handed them the driver's license the witless thief had left behind.
The Signature is because in some states there have been cases where people have given consent to search and then later denied they gave such permission so the signed document proves the Police had permission of the Homeowner to conduct a search.
One of my favorite stores on America’s Dumbest Criminals was the guy who robbed a store and ran a way on foot. The police where able to track him down because the robber was wearing light shoes that light up whenever he took a step.
That incident was on COPS, IIRC, because they actually had a camera crew following on the actual chase. It was hilarious watching the blinking red lights dancing through the woods, and the cops splitting up to get in front of him.
There was a burglary at a store near here late one night on a rare night where it snowed. Police noticed glass door smashed out around 4AM and followed shoe prints in snow to the suspect's house.
The show was a lot of fun. Besides CCTV and the bad re-enactments, they had historical dumb criminals, too. There was a fellow that received a life sentence in 1906(?) and escaped in 1938(?). An accomplice hid a car for him in a nearby stand of trees. The guards found him the next morning unable to start the car. No one told him that keyed ignition systems had been invented and he couldn't find the crank to start it.
Actually knew a real dumb crook. Him and a guy he worked with decided to rob a bank during their lunch hour. They went to the bank, robed it, then went back too work. Only problem with their plan was they kept their work shirts on with the company name AND their names. Needless to say they were found and arrested very quickly.
Yes, they asked for permission to search and asked home to sign a form to that affect. A good Irish curse; "hit like, subscribe, etc., or the next time you find a pot of hold it will be chocolate coins, sugar free, stale, and melted..."
I heard one about a guy who robbed a convenience store in the middle of winter. It was after a snowstorm. All the cops had to do was follow the trail of footprints in the snow from outside the store!!!
I like the TV show " Worlds Dumbest Criminals". They also have "Worlds Dumbest Drivers" and several other " Worlds Dumbest ....." They had about 200 episodes.
My favorite dumb criminal was the guy who robbed the bank I used to go to in the late 80s. He thought one of the tellers working that day was pretty cute, so he asked her out, and gave her his phone number.
What's truly sad is that this video BARELY scratches the surface of just how much stupidity actually exists in the criminal world. I had a relative in law enforcement and he could talk for hours on the stupidity he encountered. Fun fact to consider: if the perfect crime ever occurs, we'll never hear about it.
A guy from my hometown put a bomb in the vhs return at our local Blockbuster. Three Groups set up a reward: the FBI, the city, and Blockbuster. The dude turned himself in to collect the reward for catching him. They didn’t give it to him.
Well Diane, this one includes both the crime and the sentence. The crime is watching America's Dumbest Criminals and the punishment is watching America's Dumbest Criminals.
Lol on the Irish curse. I've already had that happen before. The cops didn't have a warrant, so he could have said no. IDK how it would have played out, but if he could afford a good lawyer, he'd likely have a chance.
I remember watching an episode of this show, and two guys robbed a large grocery store dressed as ninjas and then tried to get away on bicycles. Yeah, not the smartest criminals.
my favorite stories are: 1 the guy who robed a bank and left his wallet on the counter 2 the guy who thru a rock through a store window every evening for 3 day i think and stole whatever was in the window, the owner got tired of buying new windows so he had plexiglass install. the next evening the cops found the guy unconscious with a rock next and a nasty bump on his for head "rock bounced back" 3 and the guy who thought he out ran the cops in a high speed chase but the cops knew who he was and felt it was safer to wait for him at home.
I completely forgot about this show! I remember seeing a few episodes and I do think the show was at its best when they got real video of criminals doing mind bogglingly stupid things. Gotta love a bit of nostalgia.
I remember ADC! I was really amused by the number of dumb criminals in a town I used to live in (Pensacola, FL. The first season seemed to be centered on Pensacola. Their city motto should be "Home of Florida Man." 🤣)
I vaguely remember this show. The stories were real but were re-created. I watched “Cops” which was authentic. Thanks for the “not so much blast from the past” video. Hope everyone had a nice Labor Day. Including you Diane! ❤️U☘️🇮🇪🇺🇸
There was a later incarnation of this show that used more security footage and did away with the bad reenactments, but instead had z grade celebrities doing a running commentary over the footage, it was only slightly better, but you're right, it was definitely a show you ran in the background while you did more important things.
I remember this show. It was meant as comedic entertainment only. Almost a spoof of America's Most Wanted. Thanks for the reminder so I can look it up again.
I had a friend who was a prosecutor here in America and asked him about something dumb a criminal had done in a well publicized case. He told me: “If criminals weren’t stupid we wouldn’t catch any of em.” That kinda tells ya all ya need to know about how stupid most criminals are.
The first ever episode I saw of this had a bit in a court room where two fellas were on trial for assaulting a woman. She was on the witness stand and the lawyer asked her "are the individuals who committed this crime present in the courtroom today?". Before she could answer, the two fellas looked at each then put up their hands.
I thought I knew what this show was but I must be thinking of something else because I remember it as a bunch of D-list celebrities watching actual footage of idiot criminals and making jokes.
Buddy of mine was responding to a grocery store that called about this obvious stoner just wandering around for an hour, not buying anything. Now, just chasing the guy off on the threat of a trespass (state law required a formal notice that you are unwelcome and they have to allow you the chance to simply leave on your own before you can be arrested or charged for trespass) would simply mean coming back half an hour later and arresting him there for violating the trespass warning. Total waste of time. Plus, simple trespass is such a lowball offense, he wouldn't spend the night in jail or even have to post bail - the magistrate would have him out with a summons before the cop could even finish the arrest paperwork (meanwhile, the cop would be unavailable to be dispatched on other calls until he finished processing the guy). So my friend (in full uniform) walks up to this guy, smiles, waves at Captain Herbal Life and asks, "Dude, have you seen the cops?" "New, man..." So, Officer Friendly then pointed at the floor to shout, "Dude! You dropped.your weed!" At which point, this twice baked genius reaches down his trousers and pulls out a fairly full sandwich bag of marijuana and says, "Naw, Igot mine right here!" Boom, an "arrestable" offense in and of itself (quantity qualified as "dealing"*, not "personal possession" which is more like a speeding ticket), and while he's in cuffs, the store manager has the opportunity to take a Polaroid and present a formal trespass notice ("Don't come back or the next time you come in the cops can just arrest you on sight..") . * It also gave the prosecutor plenty of room to offer a plea deal on a much reduced "simple possession" charge where the guy pleads guilty, pays a fine, and goes home, without taking up a half a day in court arguing it wasn't his weed ("It was my cousin's pants, y'Honor, I'd dint even know the weed was there!") Based on the experience of every cop, prosecutor, or probation officer I know, your cousins are the most likely people to hide their drugs in pants that you just happen to borrow the day you get stopped by police ... because it seems like at least half of folks arrested with drugs use that "defense". ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ )
Whenever I see a show like this that uses reenactors, especially a "Most Wanted" type, I wonder if the actor gets recognized by some concerned citizen, and the police show up. 🙄 There are some you tube videos out there about dumb criminals that are more entertaining that you may get a chuckle from. thanks Diane 😁 this was fun
It does happen, where actors get the cops called because some citizen sees them and associates them with the criminal behavior, but doesn't recall this is an actor from a recreation, not a suspect from actual dash cam or body cam video.
I remember a story about a guy who tried to rob a drive through bank with a knife. He sent a note through the tube. The teller said it was going to take a while to gather up the money, so Einstein said he would come back in an hour. The cops busted him a few blocks away.
The criminal was giving consent for his house to be searched at 7:40. Even without actual footage, the stupidity of these criminals is definitely real.
I have an _America's Dumbest Cops_ story. Several years ago, my friends and I wanted to watch a meteor shower. We decided to leave the city and drive to a smaller town about 35 miles away, where there would be less light pollution. We pull up to the local high school's football field, where we will have unobstructed views and room to spread some blankets. Somebody must have seen us arrive and thought we were kids come around to graffiti or vandalize. We weren't making a disturbance at all, just talking at normal volume. Anyway, the fuzz pulls up-all three cruisers, the entire department, I think. They're up on top of the bleachers shining high-powered flashlights in our faces. We are a half dozen or so twenty-somethings sitting on blankets and camp chairs, very clearly causing no trouble or property damage. Well, they sure did not have anything better to do, so they're giving us the third degree. One of them pounced with devastating investigative force by asking "Who's from Oregon?!" as if the state is peopled entirely by criminals. But I suppose they don't see many exotic city folk. Anyhoo, they got around to the point eventually. "What are you doing here?" and we're honest and we tell them we came to watch a meteor shower. And the absolute smartest of the bunch, a _certified genius,_ follows up with *"Who told you there was going to be a meteor shower here?"* Friends, I'll tell you this: not laughing in that man's face is one of the greatest feats of self-control I have ever accomplished in my life.
Yes! New video! On this Labor Day in the USA!
Oh I didn’t know! What is that?!
@@DianeJennings Basically a bank holiday where we celebrate by not working and going to places where people are working... 😆
"Labor Day is a federal holiday in the United States celebrated on the first Monday in September in any given year to honor and recognize the American labor movement and the works and contributions of laborers to the development and achievements of the United States."
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Yes, some people are required to work and deal with the crowds celebrating this labor holiday!
The irony is … ironic.
@@DianeJennings a federal holiday that honors the American laborer
@@DianeJennings I smell a new video where you talk about US holidays 😉
Being a criminal does pay if you're a politician.
Another classic is when the Police sent out letters to people with warrants for there arrest. The letter was informing them they had one won a raffle and had to show up at a certain location at a certain time to clams there winnings. The letter was signed by Jay L Bird. Needless to say a lot of people got arrested that day.
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My favorite: A guy snuck in through the ceiling. He got in after they closed, when he tried to leave, he kept falling due to the extra weight. He ended up having to call the police to get out.
In Kansas City, MO there was a guy who went to a convenience store (7-11). He got a can of beer and went to the counter the clerk asked for the guy's ID. After giving the clerk his ID he shot and killed the clerk, and robbed the place. The police caught the guy by running his finger prints from the can of beer and the fact that the robber left his ID behind
The general public should be grateful that all criminals are not geniuses. The amount of mayhem they would create would be staggering.
Back in the late 1980's / early 1990's a radio station out of Philadelphia, PA had a bit they did called "Beyond Stupid" - where they recounted the stories of criminals doing things that can only be described as "Beyond Stupid".
One man robbed a convenience store and the quick thinking clerk said (basically) "No problem! I just need to see some ID." Without a question the man provided his driver's license, was handed the money and left.
When police asked for a description, the clerk just handed them the driver's license the witless thief had left behind.
Thanks!
Ah thanks Jim! You really don’t need to do that but it’s very kind
I have already had that curse fulfilled many times.
The Signature is because in some states there have been cases where people have given consent to search and then later denied they gave such permission so the signed document proves the Police had permission of the Homeowner to conduct a search.
One of my favorite stores on America’s Dumbest Criminals was the guy who robbed a store and ran a way on foot. The police where able to track him down because the robber was wearing light shoes that light up whenever he took a step.
Omg! 😂
That incident was on COPS, IIRC, because they actually had a camera crew following on the actual chase. It was hilarious watching the blinking red lights dancing through the woods, and the cops splitting up to get in front of him.
There was a burglary at a store near here late one night on a rare night where it snowed. Police noticed glass door smashed out around 4AM and followed shoe prints in snow to the suspect's house.
Who remembers the guy running from the cops wearing lighted shoes, or the baggy pants criminal that got hung up on a fence?
One of the best ... a guy who tried to break into a place using a roof airduct. He got stuck and had to call 911 for rescue.
The show was a lot of fun. Besides CCTV and the bad re-enactments, they had historical dumb criminals, too. There was a fellow that received a life sentence in 1906(?) and escaped in 1938(?). An accomplice hid a car for him in a nearby stand of trees. The guards found him the next morning unable to start the car. No one told him that keyed ignition systems had been invented and he couldn't find the crank to start it.
We are in 🇮🇪!! Having a great time in the North!!
Great video Diane. I finally got a chance to watch this. I was so impressed with the animation and acting 😂 Please keep them coming. Luv ya girl 🤗
Cool video. Diane’S facial expressions are priceless. Like the reference to background TV. Did not know it was a thing XD. 💙
Actually knew a real dumb crook. Him and a guy he worked with decided to rob a bank during their lunch hour. They went to the bank, robed it, then went back too work. Only problem with their plan was they kept their work shirts on with the company name AND their names. Needless to say they were found and arrested very quickly.
Hi Diane. I'm glad to see that your search for a room with the worst possible acoustics is going well.
The Flintstones was a cartoon show on TV. The Rubbles was their neighbor.
I hope you'll do more of these
I've NEVER heard of America's Dumbest Criminals tv show. World's Dumbest Criminals, definitely.
Definitely worth researching the show.
"If criminals were smart, we wouldn't have jobs"- a co-worker of mine and fellow attorney
Yes, they asked for permission to search and asked home to sign a form to that affect. A good Irish curse; "hit like, subscribe, etc., or the next time you find a pot of hold it will be chocolate coins, sugar free, stale, and melted..."
I have a friend who acts in re-creations and it's so funny how dramatic they can make any moment.
You have to remember this was before TH-cam and all the interesting things to watch on the internet.
That Echo Though.
there's another show called Worlds Dumbest Criminals that show actual footage I believe
I heard one about a guy who robbed a convenience store in the middle of winter. It was after a snowstorm. All the cops had to do was follow the trail of footprints in the snow from outside the store!!!
I like the TV show " Worlds Dumbest Criminals". They also have "Worlds Dumbest Drivers" and several other " Worlds Dumbest ....." They had about 200 episodes.
My favorite dumb criminal was the guy who robbed the bank I used to go to in the late 80s. He thought one of the tellers working that day was pretty cute, so he asked her out, and gave her his phone number.
Yes - if you give permission for the cops to search, they don't need a warrant.
What's truly sad is that this video BARELY scratches the surface of just how much stupidity actually exists in the criminal world. I had a relative in law enforcement and he could talk for hours on the stupidity he encountered.
Fun fact to consider: if the perfect crime ever occurs, we'll never hear about it.
A guy from my hometown put a bomb in the vhs return at our local Blockbuster. Three
Groups set up a reward: the FBI, the city, and Blockbuster.
The dude turned himself in to collect the reward for catching him.
They didn’t give it to him.
And the show misspelled "capital offense" to boot!
Apparently Ive been operating under an Irish curse for decades...
I love that curse! Thank goodness I've been subscribed for a while...
One of your best videos.
6:48 "I don't know how to make crack, but that sounded authentic." No, oregano and thyme aren't used to make crack. 😆
Well Diane, this one includes both the crime and the sentence. The crime is watching America's Dumbest Criminals and the punishment is watching America's Dumbest Criminals.
Lol on the Irish curse. I've already had that happen before.
The cops didn't have a warrant, so he could have said no. IDK how it would have played out, but if he could afford a good lawyer, he'd likely have a chance.
I remember watching an episode of this show, and two guys robbed a large grocery store dressed as ninjas and then tried to get away on bicycles. Yeah, not the smartest criminals.
Yes it is still on, and I love it too
my favorite stories are:
1 the guy who robed a bank and left his wallet on the counter
2 the guy who thru a rock through a store window every evening for 3 day i think and stole whatever was in the window, the owner got tired of buying new windows so he had plexiglass install. the next evening the cops found the guy unconscious with a rock next and a nasty bump on his for head "rock bounced back"
3 and the guy who thought he out ran the cops in a high speed chase but the cops knew who he was and felt it was safer to wait for him at home.
I live here and i found this just as jarring
I completely forgot about this show! I remember seeing a few episodes and I do think the show was at its best when they got real video of criminals doing mind bogglingly stupid things. Gotta love a bit of nostalgia.
Absolutely! 😂
the smoking guns presents worlds dumbest criminals is slightly better show to watch
I work in Law Enforcement in the states. You would be surprised, what people would do.
8:00 the police have to get search warrant first unless you give permission
Ha! Diane your facial expressions are great. 😄🤣
I remember ADC! I was really amused by the number of dumb criminals in a town I used to live in (Pensacola, FL. The first season seemed to be centered on Pensacola. Their city motto should be "Home of Florida Man." 🤣)
Ha so true. I'm from Melbourne and even we had that sterotype about Pensacola.😨😋
Hey, I resemble that remark! (He says from outside Pensacola 😆)
Though it's the home of Naval Air Station Pensacola, and home of the Blue Angels, there sure was a lot of "Florida Men." 😁
Hi Diane! 👋 I hope all is well with you and your family!
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I vaguely remember this show. The stories were real but were re-created. I watched “Cops” which was authentic. Thanks for the “not so much blast from the past” video.
Hope everyone had a nice Labor Day. Including you Diane! ❤️U☘️🇮🇪🇺🇸
Thank you L S! I might react to that!
Even Cops was edited to add more whites, so people wouldn't charge them with being rayyyysist.
There was a later incarnation of this show that used more security footage and did away with the bad reenactments, but instead had z grade celebrities doing a running commentary over the footage, it was only slightly better, but you're right, it was definitely a show you ran in the background while you did more important things.
I remember this show. It was meant as comedic entertainment only. Almost a spoof of America's Most Wanted. Thanks for the reminder so I can look it up again.
You betcha!
I had a friend who was a prosecutor here in America and asked him about something dumb a criminal had done in a well publicized case. He told me: “If criminals weren’t stupid we wouldn’t catch any of em.” That kinda tells ya all ya need to know about how stupid most criminals are.
This aired Sept. 1996 until 2001.
3:47 I'm from Pensacola and Chip Simmons is now the Sherriff here!
He definitely _was_ handsome; emphasis on the past tense😂😂
It's on TH-cam now as short clips.
Wait a second, just hold on there sweetie! That is no curs, that is REALITY!
The first ever episode I saw of this had a bit in a court room where two fellas were on trial for assaulting a woman. She was on the witness stand and the lawyer asked her "are the individuals who committed this crime present in the courtroom today?". Before she could answer, the two fellas looked at each then put up their hands.
I had to watch because I remember my uncle being on one of the episodes, and he's not on this episode
Great video.
This video was worth watching for the smile after the clap in the last ten seconds.
I liked this video, I'm subscribed. Was looking for a paper for a couple days. Then saw it just sitting there.🤣🤣🌹🇺🇸🇮🇪❤
that curse isnt fair...iv been looking for this little painting i "put in a safe place" last christmas and its still missing and irreplacable
I never saw this show and now I know why.
I remember this show. It got better... eventually. Not much better, but better.
Happy Monday, Diane! Thank you for brightening up the day!
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That last video is from 1995. That's pretty good quality for the mid 90s
Subscriber curse:
"Subscribe or else you will be accused for a crime that you didn't commit. The culprit is actually Editor Diane."
Omg 😱
Too late, someone has already put that curse on me 😂
Very awesome video.
I thought I knew what this show was but I must be thinking of something else because I remember it as a bunch of D-list celebrities watching actual footage of idiot criminals and making jokes.
I think that was a later incarnation of the show. Thats the one I remember.
The show does eventually get better
I did not need to fail to like and subscribe for that Irish curse to fall upon me regularly.
This reminds me of an episode of Reno 911.
Did you here about the cheese factory in France that blew up. There was Da Brie everywhere
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I have never seen or heard of this show before.
Ever seen Finian's Rainbow?
crack= cocaine + italian spices + water. sounds legit.
Buddy of mine was responding to a grocery store that called about this obvious stoner just wandering around for an hour, not buying anything.
Now, just chasing the guy off on the threat of a trespass (state law required a formal notice that you are unwelcome and they have to allow you the chance to simply leave on your own before you can be arrested or charged for trespass) would simply mean coming back half an hour later and arresting him there for violating the trespass warning. Total waste of time.
Plus, simple trespass is such a lowball offense, he wouldn't spend the night in jail or even have to post bail - the magistrate would have him out with a summons before the cop could even finish the arrest paperwork (meanwhile, the cop would be unavailable to be dispatched on other calls until he finished processing the guy).
So my friend (in full uniform) walks up to this guy, smiles, waves at Captain Herbal Life and asks, "Dude, have you seen the cops?"
"New, man..."
So, Officer Friendly then pointed at the floor to shout, "Dude! You dropped.your weed!"
At which point, this twice baked genius reaches down his trousers and pulls out a fairly full sandwich bag of marijuana and says, "Naw, Igot mine right here!"
Boom, an "arrestable" offense in and of itself (quantity qualified as "dealing"*, not "personal possession" which is more like a speeding ticket), and while he's in cuffs, the store manager has the opportunity to take a Polaroid and present a formal trespass notice ("Don't come back or the next time you come in the cops can just arrest you on sight..")
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* It also gave the prosecutor plenty of room to offer a plea deal on a much reduced "simple possession" charge where the guy pleads guilty, pays a fine, and goes home, without taking up a half a day in court arguing it wasn't his weed ("It was my cousin's pants, y'Honor, I'd dint even know the weed was there!") Based on the experience of every cop, prosecutor, or probation officer I know, your cousins are the most likely people to hide their drugs in pants that you just happen to borrow the day you get stopped by police ... because it seems like at least half of folks arrested with drugs use that "defense". ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ )
This show is so old that surveillance video was rare and low-quality at the time. But stupidity is eternal.
It isn't like this anymore, it is just voice over video know
Fun video. Hi little doggie. :). Live confidently and peacefully
Whenever I see a show like this that uses reenactors, especially a "Most Wanted" type, I wonder if the actor gets recognized by some concerned citizen, and the police show up. 🙄 There are some you tube videos out there about dumb criminals that are more entertaining that you may get a chuckle from. thanks Diane 😁 this was fun
I’m glad you had fun watching too! I bet they do
It does happen, where actors get the cops called because some citizen sees them and associates them with the criminal behavior, but doesn't recall this is an actor from a recreation, not a suspect from actual dash cam or body cam video.
Hey Diane! I agree pretty horrible reenactments. Having a hard time believing you were bad at anything though. Your the greatest! Keep on keepin on.
I remember a story about a guy who tried to rob a drive through bank with a knife. He sent a note through the tube. The teller said it was going to take a while to gather up the money, so Einstein said he would come back in an hour. The cops busted him a few blocks away.
Oh Jesus! 🤦♀️
@@DianeJennings I know, right
Hey Diane n chewie, hope all is well over there
All good Mike!!
Awesome to hear
Try the "world's dumbest" series, it's closer to what you were thinking.
I am not a cultivator. I am a Presbyterian. Hmmm.
Have a great week Diane. X 😊
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Unless half my distant relatives show up in this video, it's not the dumbest criminals!
Oh dear! That bad?? 😂
The criminal was giving consent for his house to be searched at 7:40.
Even without actual footage, the stupidity of these criminals is definitely real.
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All my life lived in America and I never even knew this show existed. 🤷🏻♀️ Go figure 😁✌️❤️
I have an _America's Dumbest Cops_ story. Several years ago, my friends and I wanted to watch a meteor shower. We decided to leave the city and drive to a smaller town about 35 miles away, where there would be less light pollution. We pull up to the local high school's football field, where we will have unobstructed views and room to spread some blankets.
Somebody must have seen us arrive and thought we were kids come around to graffiti or vandalize. We weren't making a disturbance at all, just talking at normal volume. Anyway, the fuzz pulls up-all three cruisers, the entire department, I think. They're up on top of the bleachers shining high-powered flashlights in our faces. We are a half dozen or so twenty-somethings sitting on blankets and camp chairs, very clearly causing no trouble or property damage.
Well, they sure did not have anything better to do, so they're giving us the third degree. One of them pounced with devastating investigative force by asking "Who's from Oregon?!" as if the state is peopled entirely by criminals. But I suppose they don't see many exotic city folk.
Anyhoo, they got around to the point eventually. "What are you doing here?" and we're honest and we tell them we came to watch a meteor shower. And the absolute smartest of the bunch, a _certified genius,_ follows up with *"Who told you there was going to be a meteor shower here?"*
Friends, I'll tell you this: not laughing in that man's face is one of the greatest feats of self-control I have ever accomplished in my life.
I think Chewie may be missing his bed to lay on while his Mommy talks to herself?
I really don't remember that show. I looked it up on IMDb.. It lasted for 4 seasons.
It’s videos of really stupid criminals. It’s very funny
You should do worlds wildest police chases. It’s all real footage
Not actually the way to make crack. It requires volatile chemicals and some cold medicine.