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/ Late last night #84  
Its always interesting to view the demographics of the area where both sides of a conversation live. ;)

Yes it is. That was my point concerning violent crime rates between Kentucky and New York.
 
/ Late last night #93  
Being the ole Grunt I am. Good thing it wasn't said with serious intent. Obviously no one took offensive action. But when they all turned to look the serious perpetrator would have. My point being by the time the perpetrator takes "accompanying action" it's a bit late to go on the offense.

thanks, that was the point I have tried to make and failed miserably.

Harry K
 
/ Late last night #95  
Who says Freeze!?

The police say Freeze! Robbers don't say Freeze! (I Googled it, plus I've never heard that in the movies either.)

For the intended audience, folks in the convenience store, Freeze! is sort of funny if most have had close encounters with LEOs--which is entirely possible in some areas.

That's my new theory.
 
/ Late last night #96  
Who says Freeze!?

The police say Freeze! Robbers don't say Freeze! (I Googled it, plus I've never heard that in the movies either.)

For the intended audience, folks in the convenience store, Freeze! is sort of funny if most have had close encounters with LEOs--which is entirely possible in some areas.

That's my new theory.

So tell us...what do robbers say instead of "Freeze"....something like: "This is a stickup" or "Hand over the money and nobody gets hurt" or some other witty choice of words....???
 
/ Late last night #97  
"Don't nobody move! Hands up! Don't move! Get over there! Don't move!"
 
/ Late last night #100  
I cant believe this went 11 pages...:laughing:
 
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