Really? How many farkers will get this reference? It was kind of a stretch at being funny anyway.

cambie: Really? How many farkers will get this reference? It was kind of a stretch at being funny anyway.

You mean Dragnet??

A Clapper Caper. (new window)

cambie: Really? How many farkers will get this reference?


That's like making references to George Bush being a moran and asking if it's obscure.

cambie: Really? How many farkers will get this reference? It was kind of a stretch at being funny anyway.

Just us old bastards (and the farker that just died)

/get off my lawn

A fax? Next time why don't they just send it by dinosaur?

cambie: Really? How many farkers will get this reference? It was kind of a stretch at being funny anyway.

I agree that it was a stretch at being funny, but it's not really obscure, I figure most people will get it.

not terribly obscure, unless you're under 20

Joe Friday said "just the facts."

John McClane said "just the fax."

Prince of Pluto: Joe Friday said "just the facts."

John McClane said "just the fax."

Joe Friday was just wanting the facts.

John McClane was just wanting laid.

/The difference.

cambie: Really? How many farkers will get this reference? It was kind of a stretch at being funny anyway.

I got it after I got the facts.
/Harry Morgan was a good friend of my father

One of my favorite pieces I have of my fathers life:
An original script from Mash, signed by
Harry Morgan
Larry Linville
and Alan Alda
/my dad started acting with both Larry and Harry

Hey remember this movie The sheep cult thing was really off the wall.

ftfa: and another man who helped the suspect clean the car,

Winston?

cambie: Really? How many farkers will get this reference? It was kind of a stretch at being funny anyway.

Does Harry Morgan need to slap a biatch?

cambie: Really? How many farkers will get this reference? It was kind of a stretch at being funny anyway.

I watch "Dragnet" on hulu every now and then. Good show, classic TV.

Filth Paste: cambie: Really? How many farkers will get this reference? It was kind of a stretch at being funny anyway.

I watch "Dragnet" on hulu every now and then. Good show, classic TV.

Make sure you catch Blue Boy, and then double the fun with episodes of Adam-12.

FTA- The Nissan sedan was registered to the dead woman, Sgt. Sharyn Buck said.

Zombies can register cars???

30 years ago, when personal fax machines first became cost-effective, "Just the fax" became a cliche. But personal fax machines are now so old school that even the cliche has died. Let this be a lesson to you all. I'm not sure what it is, though.

Did they check the note for fingerprints?

Spiffy? Seems as though the murderer sent the fax. How is that spiffy?

It's spiffy that they found a dead woman in the trunk of her car? What you're smoking, subby. Send me some, immediately. By fax.

"Fax Ma'am?"

Is anyone else bothered by the fact that they disclosed facts that might out the anonymous tipster? The police could have just said that had a tip and kept the details until the suspects were caught.

Shrugging Atlas
A fax? Next time why don't they just send it by dinosaur?

I an era were everything is traceable, going down to Kinkos and including the clue in boring-looking fax seems brilliant. Kinkos doesn't ask for ID to send a fax.

Rusty Bumpers: Prince of Pluto: Joe Friday said "just the facts."

John McClane said "just the fax."

Joe Friday was just wanting the facts.

John McClane was just wanting laid.

/The difference.


Actually, he could have gotten laid but turned her down because he was married. She was really hot, BTW. What ever happened to her?

Loved the reference(s?), but jaquariously, what part of "anonymous tip" don't the cops understand? They solicit "anonymous tips" and then, once they receive them, try to out the tipster and put them in jeopardy by writing their name down on a police report. Then they biatch about not getting many tips. Let's face it: the cops are farking retarded, and if it weren't for tips they wouldn't solve any crimes. Also, has it occurred to the cops that maybe whoever faxed this tip doesn't want to be the next one to end up dead in a trunk?

Finally, have you guys seen those "Crime Stoppers" tiplines on the news? They say you'll be anonymous, then they say there's a reward. If you anonymously tip, then how do you claim your reward. Very clever, guys: with an attitude like that, no tips for you.