Man Hit By Snowball Allegedly Pulls Out Gun

[geno]

Story here

 

[Hoober]

Originally posted by: geno
Story here

 

[BigKev]

LMAO .... this must have happened "in the hood".

 

[damiano]

Originally posted by: ISO
LMAO .... this must have happened "in the hood".

or a trailor park

 

[BigJelly]

With our justice system the defence could say he stuffed snow in the barrel and say he was participating in the snow ball fight.

[moe's voice]They call that the stinger[/moe's voice]

 

[ThaPerculator]

Well, technically the kids were assaulting him. Self defense

Honestly, those kids arent going to ever throw a snowball again, and if they do they are going to fear for their life.

 

[bcterps]

What's the big deal?

 

[tyler811]

Originally posted by: damiano

Originally posted by: ISO
LMAO .... this must have happened "in the hood".

or a trailor park

People are nuts.

trailor ???????? trailer

Also excuse me but I happen to live in a "trailor park" as you say or "trailer park" or "modular home subdivision" as I say. Our "trailer park" happens to be mostly college educated and/or professional people who, for one or more of the following reasons do not want to live a subdivision. Over pay on a $300,000 house that is way to large for their tastes or needs. Over pay on a $300,000 house that is made of paper thin wood. Over pay on a $300,000 house where you never get to know your neighbors because they are working an ungodly amount of hours to pay the mortgage. Over pay on a $300,000 house and spend what little free time they have on trying to have the best the yard around, always trying to outdo each other.

Our yards are about a half acre which is quite sufficient for our needs, big enough for the kids and small enough to maintain. I know almost every neighbor on the 4 streets around my house. Several of my neighbors are also purchasing these homes ( 3-4 bedrooms 2 - 2 1/2 baths plenty of room ) to pay them off and then move them to property they purchase later. Many are have having full basements installed that will be finished off into play areas, family areas or extra bedrooms and bathrooms if need be. For a fraction of the price. While I know the stigma that many trailer parks have, I also know that trailer parks have evolved into well maintained quiet safe neighbors.

 

[tyler811]

Originally posted by: tyler811

Originally posted by: damiano

Originally posted by: ISO
LMAO .... this must have happened "in the hood".

or a trailor park

People are nuts.

trailor ???????? trailer

Also excuse me but I happen to live in a "trailor park" as you say or "trailer park" or "modular home subdivision" as I say. Our "trailer park" happens to be mostly college educated and/or professional people who, for one or more of the following reasons do not want to live a subdivision. Over pay on a $300,000 house that is way to large for their tastes or needs. Over pay on a $300,000 house that is made of paper thin wood. Over pay on a $300,000 house where you never get to know your neighbors because they are working an ungodly amount of hours to pay the mortgage. Over pay on a $300,000 house and spend what little free time they have on trying to have the best the yard around, always trying to outdo each other.

Our yards are about a half acre which is quite sufficient for our needs, big enough for the kids and small enough to maintain. I know almost every neighbor on the 4 streets around my house. Several of my neighbors are also purchasing these homes ( 3-4 bedrooms 2 - 2 1/2 baths plenty of room ) to pay them off and then move them to property they purchase later. Many are have having full basements installed that will be finished off into play areas, family areas or extra bedrooms and bathrooms if need be. For a fraction of the price. While I know the stigma that many trailer parks have, I also know that trailer parks have evolved into well maintained quiet safe neighbors.

 

[toekramp]

Originally posted by: tyler811

Originally posted by: tyler811

Originally posted by: damiano

Originally posted by: ISO
LMAO .... this must have happened "in the hood".

or a trailor park

People are nuts.

trailor ???????? trailer

Also excuse me but I happen to live in a "trailor park" as you say or "trailer park" or "modular home subdivision" as I say. Our "trailer park" happens to be mostly college educated and/or professional people who, for one or more of the following reasons do not want to live a subdivision. Over pay on a $300,000 house that is way to large for their tastes or needs. Over pay on a $300,000 house that is made of paper thin wood. Over pay on a $300,000 house where you never get to know your neighbors because they are working an ungodly amount of hours to pay the mortgage. Over pay on a $300,000 house and spend what little free time they have on trying to have the best the yard around, always trying to outdo each other.

Our yards are about a half acre which is quite sufficient for our needs, big enough for the kids and small enough to maintain. I know almost every neighbor on the 4 streets around my house. Several of my neighbors are also purchasing these homes ( 3-4 bedrooms 2 - 2 1/2 baths plenty of room ) to pay them off and then move them to property they purchase later. Many are have having full basements installed that will be finished off into play areas, family areas or extra bedrooms and bathrooms if need be. For a fraction of the price. While I know the stigma that many trailer parks have, I also know that trailer parks have evolved into well maintained quiet safe neighbors.

why the hell did you quote your own post? why the hell do you get so defensive? and how is putting 300,000 into a house, that'll you get back when you sell it a waste. Perhaps you have some utopia of a trailer park but all the places around here are awful and I'd rather live in an apartment then there...

 

[loup garou]

LMAO. This thread is going to be great!

 

[JulesMaximus]

Originally posted by: toekramp

Originally posted by: tyler811

Originally posted by: tyler811

Originally posted by: damiano

Originally posted by: ISO
LMAO .... this must have happened "in the hood".

or a trailor park

People are nuts.

trailor ???????? trailer

Also excuse me but I happen to live in a "trailor park" as you say or "trailer park" or "modular home subdivision" as I say. Our "trailer park" happens to be mostly college educated and/or professional people who, for one or more of the following reasons do not want to live a subdivision. Over pay on a $300,000 house that is way to large for their tastes or needs. Over pay on a $300,000 house that is made of paper thin wood. Over pay on a $300,000 house where you never get to know your neighbors because they are working an ungodly amount of hours to pay the mortgage. Over pay on a $300,000 house and spend what little free time they have on trying to have the best the yard around, always trying to outdo each other.

Our yards are about a half acre which is quite sufficient for our needs, big enough for the kids and small enough to maintain. I know almost every neighbor on the 4 streets around my house. Several of my neighbors are also purchasing these homes ( 3-4 bedrooms 2 - 2 1/2 baths plenty of room ) to pay them off and then move them to property they purchase later. Many are have having full basements installed that will be finished off into play areas, family areas or extra bedrooms and bathrooms if need be. For a fraction of the price. While I know the stigma that many trailer parks have, I also know that trailer parks have evolved into well maintained quiet safe neighbors.

why the hell did you quote your own post? why the hell do you get so defensive? and how is putting 300,000 into a house, that'll you get back when you sell it a waste. Perhaps you have some utopia of a trailer park but all the places around here are awful and I'd rather live in an apartment then there...

Yep, same here. Trailer parks suck ass. I'd never live in one. I have a 2200 sq ft home that I paid $220k for in 1999. I could sell it tomorrow for $450k easily. Tell me again about how I overpaid on my home???

 

[Yossarian]

Originally posted by: tyler811

Originally posted by: damiano

Originally posted by: ISO
LMAO .... this must have happened "in the hood".

or a trailor park

People are nuts.

trailor ???????? trailer

Also excuse me but I happen to live in a "trailor park" as you say or "trailer park" or "modular home subdivision" as I say. Our "trailer park" happens to be mostly college educated and/or professional people who, for one or more of the following reasons do not want to live a subdivision. Over pay on a $300,000 house that is way to large for their tastes or needs. Over pay on a $300,000 house that is made of paper thin wood. Over pay on a $300,000 house where you never get to know your neighbors because they are working an ungodly amount of hours to pay the mortgage. Over pay on a $300,000 house and spend what little free time they have on trying to have the best the yard around, always trying to outdo each other.

Our yards are about a half acre which is quite sufficient for our needs, big enough for the kids and small enough to maintain. I know almost every neighbor on the 4 streets around my house. Several of my neighbors are also purchasing these homes ( 3-4 bedrooms 2 - 2 1/2 baths plenty of room ) to pay them off and then move them to property they purchase later. Many are have having full basements installed that will be finished off into play areas, family areas or extra bedrooms and bathrooms if need be. For a fraction of the price. While I know the stigma that many trailer parks have, I also know that trailer parks have evolved into well maintained quiet safe neighbors.

Yes, but you still live in a trailer park

 

[MikeMike]

Originally posted by: JulesMaximus

Originally posted by: toekramp

Originally posted by: tyler811

Originally posted by: tyler811

Originally posted by: damiano

Originally posted by: ISO
LMAO .... this must have happened "in the hood".

or a trailor park

People are nuts.

trailor ???????? trailer

Also excuse me but I happen to live in a "trailor park" as you say or "trailer park" or "modular home subdivision" as I say. Our "trailer park" happens to be mostly college educated and/or professional people who, for one or more of the following reasons do not want to live a subdivision. Over pay on a $300,000 house that is way to large for their tastes or needs. Over pay on a $300,000 house that is made of paper thin wood. Over pay on a $300,000 house where you never get to know your neighbors because they are working an ungodly amount of hours to pay the mortgage. Over pay on a $300,000 house and spend what little free time they have on trying to have the best the yard around, always trying to outdo each other.

Our yards are about a half acre which is quite sufficient for our needs, big enough for the kids and small enough to maintain. I know almost every neighbor on the 4 streets around my house. Several of my neighbors are also purchasing these homes ( 3-4 bedrooms 2 - 2 1/2 baths plenty of room ) to pay them off and then move them to property they purchase later. Many are have having full basements installed that will be finished off into play areas, family areas or extra bedrooms and bathrooms if need be. For a fraction of the price. While I know the stigma that many trailer parks have, I also know that trailer parks have evolved into well maintained quiet safe neighbors.

why the hell did you quote your own post? why the hell do you get so defensive? and how is putting 300,000 into a house, that'll you get back when you sell it a waste. Perhaps you have some utopia of a trailer park but all the places around here are awful and I'd rather live in an apartment then there...

Yep, same here. Trailer parks suck ass. I'd never live in one. I have a 2200 sq ft home that I paid $220k for in 1999. I could sell it tomorrow for $450k easily. Tell me again about how I overpaid on my home???

but do you know your neighbors?? lol

i live with my parents, but i believe the house we are in was around 220k. um, worth around 300k now. um, 6 acres, yea, thats right. unlike the crap trailer park, we have land. trust me, once you have land, you dont ever want to NOT have it.

also, i could name about every one of my neighbors, also known as everyone on the street i live on (about 22 houses) but i would struggle with the 3 most recent ppl who just moved in. also, no neighbor here would get pissed if i went out back, and started shooting off some random gun, or talking loudly, or playing my music loudly. yelling, anything. they all know us, and we know all of them.

MIKE

 

[JulesMaximus]

Originally posted by: nourdmrolNMT1

Originally posted by: JulesMaximus

Originally posted by: toekramp

Originally posted by: tyler811

Originally posted by: tyler811

Originally posted by: damiano

Originally posted by: ISO
LMAO .... this must have happened "in the hood".

or a trailor park

People are nuts.

trailor ???????? trailer

Also excuse me but I happen to live in a "trailor park" as you say or "trailer park" or "modular home subdivision" as I say. Our "trailer park" happens to be mostly college educated and/or professional people who, for one or more of the following reasons do not want to live a subdivision. Over pay on a $300,000 house that is way to large for their tastes or needs. Over pay on a $300,000 house that is made of paper thin wood. Over pay on a $300,000 house where you never get to know your neighbors because they are working an ungodly amount of hours to pay the mortgage. Over pay on a $300,000 house and spend what little free time they have on trying to have the best the yard around, always trying to outdo each other.

Our yards are about a half acre which is quite sufficient for our needs, big enough for the kids and small enough to maintain. I know almost every neighbor on the 4 streets around my house. Several of my neighbors are also purchasing these homes ( 3-4 bedrooms 2 - 2 1/2 baths plenty of room ) to pay them off and then move them to property they purchase later. Many are have having full basements installed that will be finished off into play areas, family areas or extra bedrooms and bathrooms if need be. For a fraction of the price. While I know the stigma that many trailer parks have, I also know that trailer parks have evolved into well maintained quiet safe neighbors.

why the hell did you quote your own post? why the hell do you get so defensive? and how is putting 300,000 into a house, that'll you get back when you sell it a waste. Perhaps you have some utopia of a trailer park but all the places around here are awful and I'd rather live in an apartment then there...

Yep, same here. Trailer parks suck ass. I'd never live in one. I have a 2200 sq ft home that I paid $220k for in 1999. I could sell it tomorrow for $450k easily. Tell me again about how I overpaid on my home???

but do you know your neighbors?? lol

i live with my parents, but i believe the house we are in was around 220k. um, worth around 300k now. um, 6 acres, yea, thats right. unlike the crap trailer park, we have land. trust me, once you have land, you dont ever want to NOT have it.

also, i could name about every one of my neighbors, also known as everyone on the street i live on (about 22 houses) but i would struggle with the 3 most recent ppl who just moved in. also, no neighbor here would get pissed if i went out back, and started shooting off some random gun, or talking loudly, or playing my music loudly. yelling, anything. they all know us, and we know all of them.

MIKE

Yes, I do know my neighbors. There are 16 homes on our street (cul de sac).

 

[tyler811]

ok ok ok lmao sorry did not mean cause uproar. I made a bet with another atoter that I could change a threads subject and looks like I did. We now return you to your regular scheduled thread.

P.S. No i do not, there is one about 10 miles from me thats looks kinda nice if you can look past the cars on blocks and the knee high crabgrass over taking the yards. Sorry about the double qoute weather a little rough and I did not think the first one went thru. My apologies to damiano for qouting him.

"puts on asbestos suit for the flames that follow."

 

[toekramp]

Originally posted by: tyler811
ok ok ok lmao sorry did not mean cause uproar. I made with a bet another atoter that I could change a threads subject and looks like I did. We now return you to your regular schedule thread.

P.S. No i do not, there is one about 10 miles from me thats looks kinda nice if you can look past the cars on blocks and the knee high crabgrass over taking the yards. Sorry about the double qoute weather a little rough and I did not think the first one went thru. My apologies to damiano for qouting him.

"puts on asbestos suit for the flames that follow."

is that you WHSLacrosseKid?

 

[Hammer]

Originally posted by: tyler811

Originally posted by: damiano

Originally posted by: ISO
LMAO .... this must have happened "in the hood".

or a trailor park

People are nuts.

trailor ???????? trailer

Also excuse me but I happen to live in a "trailor park" as you say or "trailer park" or "modular home subdivision" as I say. Our "trailer park" happens to be mostly college educated and/or professional people who, for one or more of the following reasons do not want to live a subdivision. Over pay on a $300,000 house that is way to large for their tastes or needs. Over pay on a $300,000 house that is made of paper thin wood. Over pay on a $300,000 house where you never get to know your neighbors because they are working an ungodly amount of hours to pay the mortgage. Over pay on a $300,000 house and spend what little free time they have on trying to have the best the yard around, always trying to outdo each other.

Our yards are about a half acre which is quite sufficient for our needs, big enough for the kids and small enough to maintain. I know almost every neighbor on the 4 streets around my house. Several of my neighbors are also purchasing these homes ( 3-4 bedrooms 2 - 2 1/2 baths plenty of room ) to pay them off and then move them to property they purchase later. Many are have having full basements installed that will be finished off into play areas, family areas or extra bedrooms and bathrooms if need be. For a fraction of the price. While I know the stigma that many trailer parks have, I also know that trailer parks have evolved into well maintained quiet safe neighbors.

i have to ask... are you wearing a wife beater right now?

 

[tyler811]

Originally posted by: toekramp

Originally posted by: tyler811
ok ok ok lmao sorry did not mean cause uproar. I made with a bet another atoter that I could change a threads subject and looks like I did. We now return you to your regular schedule thread.

P.S. No i do not, there is one about 10 miles from me thats looks kinda nice if you can look past the cars on blocks and the knee high crabgrass over taking the yards. Sorry about the double qoute weather a little rough and I did not think the first one went thru. My apologies to damiano for qouting him.

"puts on asbestos suit for the flames that follow."

is that you WHSLacrosseKid?

No just me Tyler 811

 

[tyler811]

Originally posted by: Hammer

Originally posted by: tyler811

Originally posted by: damiano

Originally posted by: ISO
LMAO .... this must have happened "in the hood".

or a trailor park

People are nuts.

trailor ???????? trailer

Also excuse me but I happen to live in a "trailor park" as you say or "trailer park" or "modular home subdivision" as I say. Our "trailer park" happens to be mostly college educated and/or professional people who, for one or more of the following reasons do not want to live a subdivision. Over pay on a $300,000 house that is way to large for their tastes or needs. Over pay on a $300,000 house that is made of paper thin wood. Over pay on a $300,000 house where you never get to know your neighbors because they are working an ungodly amount of hours to pay the mortgage. Over pay on a $300,000 house and spend what little free time they have on trying to have the best the yard around, always trying to outdo each other.

Our yards are about a half acre which is quite sufficient for our needs, big enough for the kids and small enough to maintain. I know almost every neighbor on the 4 streets around my house. Several of my neighbors are also purchasing these homes ( 3-4 bedrooms 2 - 2 1/2 baths plenty of room ) to pay them off and then move them to property they purchase later. Many are have having full basements installed that will be finished off into play areas, family areas or extra bedrooms and bathrooms if need be. For a fraction of the price. While I know the stigma that many trailer parks have, I also know that trailer parks have evolved into well maintained quiet safe neighbors.

i have to ask... are you wearing a wife beater right now?

???? a little lost on that one.

 

[ISAslot]

tyler I agree with you about not wanting to spend a lot on a huge house. I can see myself buying a cute little 1930's cottage here and being very happy there.

The whole buy a huge house/car as you can possibly obtain seems so wasteful in many ways, I feel sick when I see that new dodge suv commercial with the family bbqing and they are talking with their friends about how they conned their sig. other into buying the suv. Bleh.

 

[dquan97]

Originally posted by: tyler811

Originally posted by: Hammer

Originally posted by: tyler811

Originally posted by: damiano

Originally posted by: ISO
LMAO .... this must have happened "in the hood".

or a trailor park

People are nuts.

trailor ???????? trailer

Also excuse me but I happen to live in a "trailor park" as you say or "trailer park" or "modular home subdivision" as I say. Our "trailer park" happens to be mostly college educated and/or professional people who, for one or more of the following reasons do not want to live a subdivision. Over pay on a $300,000 house that is way to large for their tastes or needs. Over pay on a $300,000 house that is made of paper thin wood. Over pay on a $300,000 house where you never get to know your neighbors because they are working an ungodly amount of hours to pay the mortgage. Over pay on a $300,000 house and spend what little free time they have on trying to have the best the yard around, always trying to outdo each other.

Our yards are about a half acre which is quite sufficient for our needs, big enough for the kids and small enough to maintain. I know almost every neighbor on the 4 streets around my house. Several of my neighbors are also purchasing these homes ( 3-4 bedrooms 2 - 2 1/2 baths plenty of room ) to pay them off and then move them to property they purchase later. Many are have having full basements installed that will be finished off into play areas, family areas or extra bedrooms and bathrooms if need be. For a fraction of the price. While I know the stigma that many trailer parks have, I also know that trailer parks have evolved into well maintained quiet safe neighbors.

i have to ask... are you wearing a wife beater right now?

???? a little lost on that one.

The archetypal drunk-with-a-beer-belly guy who gets arrested for domestic abuse in shows like "Cops" display him wearing a wife beater while living in a trailer park.

 

[JulesMaximus]

Originally posted by: ISAslot
tyler I agree with you about not wanting to spend a lot on a huge house. I can see myself buying a cute little 1930's cottage here and being very happy there.

The whole buy a huge house/car as you can possibly obtain seems so wasteful in many ways, I feel sick when I see that new dodge suv commercial with the family bbqing and they are talking with their friends about how they conned their sig. other into buying the suv. Bleh.

Prior to the house I had a 3bd 2.5bth condo. Never thought I would need anything bigger but the opportunity came for us to buy the house so we did. You'd be surprised how quickly a big empty house gets smaller and smaller. We have 4bd 3bth with just me, my wife and our son. We own 3 cars right now. A 96 Isuzu Rodeo (paid cash for it), a 1994 BMW 325i (we own this-trying to sell it) and a '03 Nissan Maxima. I hate SUVs but I have to admit that now that we own one they are kind of nice. Much larger than the 325i is. Hell, the Maxima is much larger than the Bimmer.

BTW-it isn't hard to hijack a thread. Happens all the time.

 

[tyler811]

Originally posted by: dquan97

Originally posted by: tyler811

Originally posted by: Hammer

Originally posted by: tyler811

Originally posted by: damiano

Originally posted by: ISO
LMAO .... this must have happened "in the hood".

or a trailor park

People are nuts.

trailor ???????? trailer

Also excuse me but I happen to live in a "trailor park" as you say or "trailer park" or "modular home subdivision" as I say. Our "trailer park" happens to be mostly college educated and/or professional people who, for one or more of the following reasons do not want to live a subdivision. Over pay on a $300,000 house that is way to large for their tastes or needs. Over pay on a $300,000 house that is made of paper thin wood. Over pay on a $300,000 house where you never get to know your neighbors because they are working an ungodly amount of hours to pay the mortgage. Over pay on a $300,000 house and spend what little free time they have on trying to have the best the yard around, always trying to outdo each other.

Our yards are about a half acre which is quite sufficient for our needs, big enough for the kids and small enough to maintain. I know almost every neighbor on the 4 streets around my house. Several of my neighbors are also purchasing these homes ( 3-4 bedrooms 2 - 2 1/2 baths plenty of room ) to pay them off and then move them to property they purchase later. Many are have having full basements installed that will be finished off into play areas, family areas or extra bedrooms and bathrooms if need be. For a fraction of the price. While I know the stigma that many trailer parks have, I also know that trailer parks have evolved into well maintained quiet safe neighbors.

i have to ask... are you wearing a wife beater right now?

???? a little lost on that one.

The archetypal drunk-with-a-beer-belly guy who gets arrested for domestic abuse in shows like "Cops" display him wearing a wife beater while living in a trailer park.

lmao No as I said in my prevouis post I dont, also I dont drink, never been arrested let alone arrested for wife beating. Never even hit a girl/woman in my life. I dont even watch "Cops" cause reminds me that there how insanely stupid and the lack of commen sense a person can have.

 

[tyler811]

Originally posted by: JulesMaximus

Originally posted by: ISAslot
tyler I agree with you about not wanting to spend a lot on a huge house. I can see myself buying a cute little 1930's cottage here and being very happy there.

The whole buy a huge house/car as you can possibly obtain seems so wasteful in many ways, I feel sick when I see that new dodge suv commercial with the family bbqing and they are talking with their friends about how they conned their sig. other into buying the suv. Bleh.

Prior to the house I had a 3bd 2.5bth condo. Never thought I would need anything bigger but the opportunity came for us to buy the house so we did. You'd be surprised how quickly a big empty house gets smaller and smaller. We have 4bd 3bth with just me, my wife and our son. We own 3 cars right now. A 96 Isuzu Rodeo (paid cash for it), a 1994 BMW 325i (we own this-trying to sell it) and a '03 Nissan Maxima. I hate SUVs but I have to admit that now that we own one they are kind of nice. Much larger than the 325i is. Hell, the Maxima is much larger than the Bimmer.

BTW-it isn't hard to hijack a thread. Happens all the time.

I see that going thru different post now. Again I apologize, see other post about about cops beer and stupid people. eegaads a loss of common sense, can the beer and trailer park be far off HELP ME PLEASE