Jan 01, 2014 6:47 AM

So we can never be sure of the people we meet and what they have to say! We can just research on our own...

<--not a cop.

I'll prove it. Bring me a live "justice" or a CAS worker, or maybe a lawyer (I have a list), and I will happily kill them as a demonstration. :D

...just between us; It wouldn't be my first. ;)

:-D .....

Scott, I'd like to offer my help in disposing of the corpses.

...just between us; It wouldn't be my first time. ;)

Dude! Your offer implies that I don't know how to dispose of a corpse, or that it's somehow "difficult"!

Unlike the rest of you, I have:

1: Machinery that cuts and grinds 2: A floating "killing room" 3: "Overboard" as an option.

:D

You got me there but it's always fun to have someone to chat with while chopping up bodies. Why keep the fun all to yourself? Lots of jokes pop up under such circumstances. :)

It's true.

Maybe it's due to the combination of this conversation and the current weather, but the woodchipper scene from Fargo is now running through my head...

Hey, I can be very entertaining, and I can adapt FAST.... :-D

too much dna evidence left behind from a chipper. barrel full of lye will liquify a body, bleach will dissolve any fat, poured into the ocean.

Great. I thought I'd forgotten about the severed leg & running shoe. Nice job. Well, I guess the nightmares will start again.

We don't need no steenkin' wood chipper, we have carp! :D

Giant, man-eating Uber-Carp, to be exact! :p

Complicated Stuff... :-\

Interesting...a few things I noticed:

The guy needs to choose a different second name for his undercover entity...

I hope any cops viewing that documentary notice a few things:

1. Their colleagues are going to turn on them, hang them out to dry & shitcan them whenever things start to go against them

2. No 'activist' was ever committed of any crime for the 7 years this cop spent undercover.

3. The supposed bad guys (activist) demonstrated far more love, care and attention than the people employing this cop to do a job.

...loyalty, care, commitment, morals & ethics don't come as the result of a paycheck...they come as the result of doing what is right.

I wish I could "like" that post more than once, Stuart.

The "what is right" part can easily confuse since man tends to do what feels good since we are programmed to.

^^^ Another way to look at it is we are predisposed to avoid pain (do what feels good) which brings us back to "none of you know the difference between what's right and what feels good" paraphrasing Scott Duncan

I always taught my kids. When faced with a tough choice as to what's the right thing to do, whichever seems the hard choice is usually the right one.

Used and abused just like the stupid little whore that you were and are. 3 cent solution should solve all your woes!