Walt Disney. What in hell happened to Walt Disney? I’m not saying that I’m one of those old dude’s that still likes Disney films, but this is a long shot from the days of Bambi and Snow White.
Beverly Hills Chihuahua??? Really??? The cover for the movie describes this film as “The Greatest Chihuahua movie ever made.” I’m sure it is.
For your viewing pleasure, I present to you the trailer for the greatest chihuahua movie ever made.
A 911 audio tape has surfaced unfolding the drama of a homeowner killing a drunk intruder who apparently mistook the home for his own.
There are a lot of things going on in this clip. First, obviously the pure drama of a man being shot and killed is surreal. Second, who is the reporter introducing the tape? What a jerk. He is practically defending the intruder,
A Colorado man shoots and kills what he thought to be was [sic] an intruder.
Right. The man was clearly being presumptuous in thinking that the man was an intruder. Let’s see, you’ve got a man breaking into your home through your back door. I wonder if he’s an intruder or not? Let’s have a quick brainstorm to come up with other labels that could be applied to the man breaking into my home, and when we are done we’ll apply one of two descriptions to those labels, either “Describes a dangerous person breaking into my home” or “Does not describe any potential threat.” If any of the labels can be described by the latter statement, perhaps violent force should be avoided.
After the clip plays, the reporter says, as if in shock, that the homeowner was not charged due to a pesky little law that protects homeowners from being charged for killing intruders. Damn those pesky laws! Clearly, this reporter has a habit of breaking into to people’s homes, but always with good intentions, and never as “an intruder.”
I don’t care if the man was a man trying to stuff a million dollars into the pants of the first person he found in the home, or if he was breaking into the home to rape and kill the first person he found; the bottom line is that the man was breaking into a home, and the homeowner was forced to make a very difficult decision to protect himself and his family from a likely threat.
The story is sad. That’s all. This isn’t a basis for law changes, gun control, or anything else. It’s just sad. Next time your sitting at the bar considering another scotch, ask yourself if consuming it might make you so delirious that you could misplace your house.
Well… just hold your judgement for a second, cause I’m gonna make you glad that you live next door to a bunch of punk kids with too much wattage in their cars.
And, if you didn’t watch the entire interview, you’re totally missing out on the part where he admits he’s an idiot.
I hope you all have a great holiday season. However, before you take your holiday cheer on the road, remember that the stakes are high. So don’t be like any of these goofs…
This one is classic. I can’t tell who’s more drunk. The driver, or the eater. The eater is clearly smashed, has zero adrenal glands, or has not eaten in a very long time (or all three). For the record, you probably shouldn’t be drunk in Arby’s either.