Sorry this is a dupe of: http://videosift.com/video/Just-a-normal-sunday-morning

yeah, Harding gets out of prison for pimping, and apparently immediately kills a teenage woman.

I first saw this video on reddit on sunday morning, and I reached the immediate conclusion that it was horrible police abuse. Now i've completely reversed the sentiment

>> ^bareboards2:

This young man is the main suspect in the killing of a pregnant 19 year old in Seattle.

>> ^quantumushroom:

I don't understand your deal with numbers, QM. If only 4% of folks are gay does that mean they get reduced rights and privileges?
It depends on what homosexuality is. If being gay is a "choice" then it's behavioral, and behavior of all kinds is regulated. If homosexuality is purely genetic, the question remains whether or not it's a defect. As a clue, if a "homosexual gene" is discovered, how many prospective parents would switch it "off" in their unborn baby? My guess would be 99.99%.


You sir disturb me on a quiet Sunday morning.

Verse 1
See, my house is a mad house/
Well hardly sit down and watch T.V cause yeah we got things to do/
And I got things to do/
Mum talks calmly for a while and then starts shouting/
Clean up the kitchen/
I always say i'll do it later/
Or yeah in a minute/
My house is a hot spot/
Everyday of the week someone will be in my house who don’t live here/
The neighbours ain’t got a problem with us/
Yeah music plays in my house constantly/
Constant noise but I wouldn’t have it any other way I love my house/
Total chaos, yeah its random/
Off key, different, no house is disimilar/
But for some reason it works/
My house is crazy you know/

Chorus

Our house, in the middle of our street/
Our house in the middle of our.../
Our house, in the middle of our street/
Something tells you that you’ve got to move away from it/

Verse 2

You hold a better conversation/
When born in grimey locations/
And that’s where you'll find my crib/
In the same area where the alkies live/
So I love my street/
You get bare joke when the alkies beef/
And though outside may reek/
Not in my crib no potpourri/
And we've just added new bricks/
So every other house in the street looks shit/
Compared to ours/
But its hard to get a decent kip when out comes the stars/
Because of all the beef in my avenue/
Neighbours fight so police in my avenue/
So you might catch me in my living room/
Up late writing to beats if I’m in the mood/
Or if not i'll be on the Playstation/
Or better still MSN conversations/
And everyone of our houses are Dadless/
So no wonder our houses are Madness/

Chorus

Verse 3

Sunday morning my day off/
I can smell that bacon cooking/
And mum's downstairs doing that weekly washing/
Singing along she's got that motown rocking/
And i'm shouting out ‘mum turn it down'/
Cos i'm tryna sleep right now/
Argh forget it I was getting up anyway/
Man I can't get a lie in any day/
So i'm downstairs arguing/
Mum chill out I won't have this in our house/
Ok, your house/
Then I had a little moan how the living room's freezing/
And then she starts screaming/
Mum I ain't being rude just turn up the heating/
She said 'move out if you ain't warm enough’/
Coincidently, suddenly i'm warming up!

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>> ^solecist:

>> ^Opus_Moderandi:
That was so disgustingly funny. I had a night like that after I ate some "Steak-Umm's", those things are nasty.

yeah man i remember that one time when i ate hot pockets and shit all over my parents' bedroom then puked on the ceiling and brushed my teeth with tampons


You're my new bar buddy.

Once I got in my car, and it wasn't my...car!...omgwtf! I leapt out immediately.
It was the same make,model and color car as my own. I guess the same lock too.
Freakish.
>> ^rebuilder:
>> ^spoco2:
spoiler
But how did his key work in the other house?
Very nicely done, over the top, ridiculous.

I guess Fusionaut is correct, but in apartment buildings at least, the locks are not always unique. I know a guy who once did manage to unlock the lower-floor neighbour's door when returning home somewhat drunk. A sticky situation.

>> ^Opus_Moderandi:

That was so disgustingly funny. I had a night like that after I ate some "Steak-Umm's", those things are nasty.


yeah man i remember that one time when i ate hot pockets and shit all over my parents' bedroom then puked on the ceiling and brushed my teeth with tampons

>> ^spoco2:

spoiler



But how did his key work in the other house?

Very nicely done, over the top, ridiculous.



I guess Fusionaut is correct, but in apartment buildings at least, the locks are not always unique. I know a guy who once did manage to unlock the lower-floor neighbour's door when returning home somewhat drunk. A sticky situation.

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It doesn't. He can't even get it in the keyhole. The door was left unlocked by the unlucky residents.>> ^spoco2:

spoiler



But how did his key work in the other house?

Very nicely done, over the top, ridiculous.

Cheers mate!
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*promote

Want to know what it even worse? Laws like this are still on the books, and enforced.

From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_law:

"In Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, Minnesota, Missouri, Oklahoma, New Jersey, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, car dealerships continue to operate under blue-law prohibitions in which an automobile may not be purchased or traded on a Sunday. Maryland permits Sunday automobile sales only in the counties of Prince George's, Montgomery, and Howard; similarly, Michigan restricts Sunday sales to only those counties with a population of less than 130,000. Texas and Utah prohibit car dealerships from operating over consecutive weekend days.

Many states still prohibit selling alcohol on Sunday, or at least before noon on Sunday, under the rationale that people should be in church on Sunday morning, or at least not drinking.

Blue laws may also prohibit retail activity on days other than Sunday. In Massachusetts and Connecticut, for example, blue laws dating to the Puritans of the 17th century still prohibit most retail stores, including grocery stores, from opening on Thanksgiving and Christmas."

I'm so glad these were ruled to be unconstitutional here in Canada in 1985.
>> ^kceaton1:

So sad that this is more or less true. It leaves me speechless.

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This sift went perfectly with my sunday morning breakfast. Thank you.