It's not even anti-police. I just thought it was funny, and there's always a tough guy cop.
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I miss punk rock.
So ****ty yet so good.
So ****ty yet so good.
Theresa May gone goofed!
The lib dems promise they won't form a coalition. Lol. They're almost certainly lying but in any case they won't form a coalition with the tories again unless they want to lose every single remaining vote.
Holy ****!
Girl, 15, murdered mother and sister as they slept – then watched vampire films
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/jun/09/kim-edwards-lucas-markham-murders-mother-sister-spalding
I bet they skipped Breaking Dawn - Part 2. It's worse than murder.
Girl, 15, murdered mother and sister as they slept – then watched vampire films
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/jun/09/kim-edwards-lucas-markham-murders-mother-sister-spalding
I bet they skipped Breaking Dawn - Part 2. It's worse than murder.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeqHBjKlbrQ
I was watching my Mentalist today and noticed that a courthouse policeman's uniform had a patch with the Chilean flag on it. In the next episode, we see a regular citizen's apartment, with the same flag on the wall. Curiously, the story revolved around the US and possibly Colombia, I wasn't quite sure it was exactly the Chilean flag, and something was obviously off.
Turns out it's the flag of Texas, which is remarkably similar to the Chilean one.
It's surprising how informative a TV series can be. For an example, I now know that the capital of California is Sacramento, that California is substantially larger than I thought, that there's a big city called El Paso* on the Mexican border (which is adjacent to another big city called Juárez, that's pretty cool), that Las Vegas isn't sort-of-central in Nevada, and that Nevada isn't where Idaho is. Nice!
* in Texas
Turns out it's the flag of Texas, which is remarkably similar to the Chilean one.
It's surprising how informative a TV series can be. For an example, I now know that the capital of California is Sacramento, that California is substantially larger than I thought, that there's a big city called El Paso* on the Mexican border (which is adjacent to another big city called Juárez, that's pretty cool), that Las Vegas isn't sort-of-central in Nevada, and that Nevada isn't where Idaho is. Nice!
* in Texas
Fair enough, but you know what I meant. 
My geography classes in school looked at the US no differently than any other single large country, meaning that my knowledge of... well, in all honesty, the entirety of North America - is quite underwhelming. Coupled with the fact that I never found any reason to look into US geography on my own, individual states (aside from those that were in AoE III maps, as well as osmosis from movies and TV) have little meaning to me beyond the names and - sometimes incorrect - geographic location. Hell, until 2013 or so, I thought Seattle was on the Great Lakes (and this is somehow Scooby Doo's fault)...
So yeah, it's always exciting to learn new things, especially when it's "on the side".
My geography classes in school looked at the US no differently than any other single large country, meaning that my knowledge of... well, in all honesty, the entirety of North America - is quite underwhelming. Coupled with the fact that I never found any reason to look into US geography on my own, individual states (aside from those that were in AoE III maps, as well as osmosis from movies and TV) have little meaning to me beyond the names and - sometimes incorrect - geographic location. Hell, until 2013 or so, I thought Seattle was on the Great Lakes (and this is somehow Scooby Doo's fault)...So yeah, it's always exciting to learn new things, especially when it's "on the side".
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