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Gosney already knows how to play.Who's gonna be his Jables though?
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Gosney already knows how to play.Who's gonna be his Jables though?
Are Minnesota cops just not trained to spot DUI? Do we think Balldo had enough self control to not have anything to drink or snort while he was on the way?Turns out he was later stopped on March 29 for expired tags for his Navigator and no proof of insurance!
Everybody in Minnesota is just always drunk.Are Minnesota cops just not trained to spot DUI? Do we think Balldo had enough self control to not have anything to drink or snort while he was on the way?
The Image of a 50 year old Nick wearing a paper hat and working the drive through at a ClownBurger joint is hilarious and compelling.His career is destroyed and he’s working retail in his mid 50s.
That fucking traitorous dog, dressing up as Nick and then driving all over the county, badly, clocking up tickets that Nick doesn’t even know about.God damn nick's kids for stealing his car registration, telling the cops where he would be, and then hiding all his mail so he wouldn't know he had fines to pay. Is there no end to their cruelty?
Assuming he treats his visits to the Imhotep household like booty calls, my theory is when he's swinging with April, he's high, then when he comes home, he gets drunk to come down. Since he's likely using good quality stuff, being high is generally harder to spot and test for, and presumably Nick can manage to maintain his composure on coke better than he can when drinking.Are Minnesota cops just not trained to spot DUI? Do we think Balldo had enough self control to not have anything to drink or snort while he was on the way?
He wanted to live out American Beauty. Nick seems to have forgotten about the job Lester took after getting laid off.The Image of a 50 year old Nick wearing a paper hat and working the drive through at a ClownBurger joint is hilarious and compelling.
Damit! Now I know what I want to see happen to Nick.
Not that girl specifically but more the idea of being attracted to or desiring shallow companionship. Answering the 'why skeleton whores' question I guess. Nick would prefer the coked up whore over a companion his own age that has priorities focused on family. Not that that describes Kayla at this point either, but more the theoretical role they both should be filling.As for millennials, I don't know if it's a fear of aging at that point, as they're still pretty young for most healthy people (for those with health issues maybe). I think it's just this need to stick out and be "unique", or like you said, to have some sort of impact and to have some sort of greater purpose. But really, while idk if you're referring to the girl in that post, but I really just don't see any possible way she's making any sort of profound impact by doing this.
Perpetually drunk.Is here a reason he doesn't renew his registration??? It takes like five minutes.
Long answer: Y'know, it's funny and weird. The government wants you to pay money to prove that your car is your car when you already have been driving that car for years and paid money for it. In a libertarian society, the whole notion of car registration would be abolished because, honestly, who needs the government meddling in our affairs, right? It's like they think we're incapable of keeping track of our own belongings. Imagine a brave new world where we didn't have to jump through hoops just to prove what we already own. We'd be free from the endless paperwork and fees that only serve to line the pockets of bureaucrats. It’s such a simple concept, yet it seems utterly beyond the grasp of those in power. Besides, there's not enough time in the day to set aside, because working as an Internet public figure is something most people wouldn't understand.Is here a reason he doesn't renew his registration??? It takes like five minutes.
To clarify: He drowned 1 skunk multiple times. He claims he locked 2 raccoons in a shed with himself and beat/stabbed them to death with a hammer and knife. But shucks, that's just what a good 'ol country boy does to dem dere critters. Y'all city slickers wouldn't understand...Drowned raccoons
In some states you can't if there are outstanding unpaid tickets.Is here a reason he doesn't renew his registration??? It takes like five minutes.
That was only like a month before he got arrested he looked like shit and he was probably talking a mile a minute, but yeah I guess uppers are a little easier to hide when you're not mixing them with alcohol. If our wife was with him I would have just assumed they were a couple of junkies. If the state of their house was true imagine how nasty that car is.Assuming he treats his visits to the Imhotep household like booty calls, my theory is when he's swinging with April, he's high, then when he comes home, he gets drunk to come down. Since he's likely using good quality stuff, being high is generally harder to spot and test for, and presumably Nick can manage to maintain his composure on coke better than he can when drinking.
As a former offender (OK, I got mostly warnings, though the cop who pulled me over (for the third time) when I was finally literally on my way to get new stickers told me he was going to follow me to the dmv), I can say it's laziness (and, at that time in my life, acute financial anxiety). But laziness is the biggest factor. For Nick probably combo of laziness, bad attitude, risk-taking, hangovers, cheapness, poor time management (because hangovers), and lack of respect.Is here a reason he doesn't renew his registration??? It takes like five minutes.
There are no laws, and certainly nothing in the Constitution, about registering ones conveyance.Is here a reason he doesn't renew his registration??? It takes like five minutes.
Nick doesn't deserve any kind of benefit of the doubt on literally anything. He is required to provide undeniable objective evidence for every single thing that comes out of his mouth, in my view.Long answer: Y'know, it's funny and weird. The government wants you to pay money to prove that your car is your car when you already have been driving that car for years and paid money for it. In a libertarian society, the whole notion of car registration would be abolished because, honestly, who needs the government meddling in our affairs, right? It's like they think we're incapable of keeping track of our own belongings. Imagine a brave new world where we didn't have to jump through hoops just to prove what we already own. We'd be free from the endless paperwork and fees that only serve to line the pockets of bureaucrats. It’s such a simple concept, yet it seems utterly beyond the grasp of those in power. Besides, there's not enough time in the day to set aside, because working as an Internet public figure is something most people wouldn't understand.
I mean, of course he would. For a trust fund kid, spending money on a speeding ticket is just a slap on the wrist. A lot of us had to pay for a ticket or repairs for our own fuck ups. For normal people, it stings to loose money that you worked hard on getting on a mistake and it will remind you to not do it again. To Nick "The Balldo" Rekieta it's the equivalent of asking Daddy and Mommy for a free get out of jail card!REKIETA UNPAID TRAFFIC TICKET ALERT:
HE DID IT AGAIN!