Well....
Oh look, another thread in which scalabrine is on the receiving end of a public beating. Must be Tuesday.
Oh look, another thread in which scalabrine is on the receiving end of a public beating. Must be Tuesday.
Dont worry Scally im sure in ur next life you can be a black man..or maybe you can hook ur sister up with one then you can help her raise the child since hes sure to split
Dont worry Scally im sure in ur next life you can be a black man..or maybe you can hook ur sister up with one then you can help her raise the child since hes sure to split
TOKYO — The earthquake and tsunami that pulverized coastal Japan crippled a bank's security mechanisms and left a vault wide open. That allowed someone to walk off with 40 million yen ($500,000).
The March 11 tsunami washed over the Shinkin Bank, like much else in Kesennuma, and police said between the wave's power and the ensuing power outages, the vault came open.
"The bank was flooded, and things were thrown all over. It was a total mess. Somebody stole the money in the midst of the chaos," said a police official in Miyagi prefecture, where Kesennuma is located.
The bank notified police on Tuesday, 11 days after the disaster, said the official, who spoke on customary condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to talk to the media.
Ok, so lets get this straight.
An earthquake strikes, followed by a tsunami. A bank vault cracks and is wide open, and you expect the money to just cling to the closest object and not get washed away?
This article screams insurance fraud and nothing more. This isn't proof, just speculation, quit playing games.
TOKYO — The earthquake and tsunami that pulverized coastal Japan crippled a bank's security mechanisms and left a vault wide open. That allowed someone to walk off with 40 million yen ($500,000).
The March 11 tsunami washed over the Shinkin Bank, like much else in Kesennuma, and police said between the wave's power and the ensuing power outages, the vault came open.
"The bank was flooded, and things were thrown all over. It was a total mess. Somebody stole the money in the midst of the chaos," said a police official in Miyagi prefecture, where Kesennuma is located.
The bank notified police on Tuesday, 11 days after the disaster, said the official, who spoke on customary condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to talk to the media.
Ok, so lets get this straight.
An earthquake strikes, followed by a tsunami. A bank vault cracks and is wide open, and you expect the money to just cling to the closest object and not get washed away?
This article screams insurance fraud and nothing more. This isn't proof, just speculation, quit playing games.
I could have sworn I saw one post where Scab didn't make a complete ass of himself.
Nawwww, I was dreaming.
I could have sworn I saw one post where Scab didn't make a complete ass of himself.
Nawwww, I was dreaming.
The town square of Covers of course.
Thread after thread after thread you routinely get into heated debates with 10+ different people. A person of at least average intelligence might take the time to objectively find out why that is. Of course it is your delusional fantasy that you are some sort of anti-racist superhero making the world a safer place for blacks from their evil white oppressors who want them back in chains.
Ignorance is bliss.
The town square of Covers of course.
Thread after thread after thread you routinely get into heated debates with 10+ different people. A person of at least average intelligence might take the time to objectively find out why that is. Of course it is your delusional fantasy that you are some sort of anti-racist superhero making the world a safer place for blacks from their evil white oppressors who want them back in chains.
Ignorance is bliss.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmQW6xLECUU&feature=related
So easy to get you going...why do you think i start these threads?Youd love to have your boot on my throat wouldnt ya??You got some timberlands on not even laced up??
You were the one who called me racist names and went on and on with your foolish shit..im trying to fit the mold you made for me..enjoy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmQW6xLECUU&feature=related
So easy to get you going...why do you think i start these threads?Youd love to have your boot on my throat wouldnt ya??You got some timberlands on not even laced up??
You were the one who called me racist names and went on and on with your foolish shit..im trying to fit the mold you made for me..enjoy
TOKYO — The earthquake and tsunami that pulverized coastal Japan crippled a bank's security mechanisms and left a vault wide open. That allowed someone to walk off with 40 million yen ($500,000).
The March 11 tsunami washed over the Shinkin Bank, like much else in Kesennuma, and police said between the wave's power and the ensuing power outages, the vault came open.
"The bank was flooded, and things were thrown all over. It was a total mess. Somebody stole the money in the midst of the chaos," said a police official in Miyagi prefecture, where Kesennuma is located.
The bank notified police on Tuesday, 11 days after the disaster, said the official, who spoke on customary condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to talk to the media.
Ok, so lets get this straight.
An earthquake strikes, followed by a tsunami. A bank vault cracks and is wide open, and you expect the money to just cling to the closest object and not get washed away?
This article screams insurance fraud and nothing more. This isn't proof, just speculation, quit playing games.
TOKYO — The earthquake and tsunami that pulverized coastal Japan crippled a bank's security mechanisms and left a vault wide open. That allowed someone to walk off with 40 million yen ($500,000).
The March 11 tsunami washed over the Shinkin Bank, like much else in Kesennuma, and police said between the wave's power and the ensuing power outages, the vault came open.
"The bank was flooded, and things were thrown all over. It was a total mess. Somebody stole the money in the midst of the chaos," said a police official in Miyagi prefecture, where Kesennuma is located.
The bank notified police on Tuesday, 11 days after the disaster, said the official, who spoke on customary condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to talk to the media.
Ok, so lets get this straight.
An earthquake strikes, followed by a tsunami. A bank vault cracks and is wide open, and you expect the money to just cling to the closest object and not get washed away?
This article screams insurance fraud and nothing more. This isn't proof, just speculation, quit playing games.
This is a horrible attempt to promote your agenda, ie, that people are racists and blacks have been beaten down by the man.
Comparing one single event to what happened after katrina or the Rodney King trial is simply assinine.
Amazing as it may seem, this was probably an inside job. It wasnt reported for 11 days....
Nobody said that everyone in Japan had morals, but given the choice to take $500k with almost zero chance of being caught, a lot of people would, Japanese or not.
You may now go back to saving the rainforest in Harlem
This is a horrible attempt to promote your agenda, ie, that people are racists and blacks have been beaten down by the man.
Comparing one single event to what happened after katrina or the Rodney King trial is simply assinine.
Amazing as it may seem, this was probably an inside job. It wasnt reported for 11 days....
Nobody said that everyone in Japan had morals, but given the choice to take $500k with almost zero chance of being caught, a lot of people would, Japanese or not.
You may now go back to saving the rainforest in Harlem
Do you really think he is a white guy??Go find the thread on health care and read through it...Scally only wishes....
Do you really think he is a white guy??Go find the thread on health care and read through it...Scally only wishes....
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