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		Man who failed large vehicle driving test, then wrote letter to driving center saying he would scatter nails over training course, arrested for just that (mdn.mainichi-msn.co.jp)		23
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SpoonPlz		2006-01-21 02:47:13 AM

I for one don't care for the submitter's choice of words.

scape		2006-01-21 02:48:08 AM

I really enjoy submitter's Mom.

krovvy		2006-01-21 02:51:55 AM

Nails are ineffective. Should have used this instead. Especially being Japanese and all.

Rev. Harry Pants		2006-01-21 02:53:46 AM

"About 730 nails were found on the course from mid-December to January. Police believe Kato was responsible for all of the attacks."

Combat Medici		2006-01-21 02:55:13 AM

So he announces his crime beforehand? They ARE polite...

danneedsage		2006-01-21 02:55:22 AM

I work at vehicle driving testing, and I'm really laughing at theses posts.

You don't know the history of scatter nails over the training course- I do.

It must be easy to say, oh yes this is what happened after the fact, but trust me, it is not easy when you put your life on the line day after day like I do.

If one nail gets off the track and into your coffee cup, you are dead man. Do you have any idea how that works? You would swallow the nail, and die.

saymoof		2006-01-21 03:05:46 AM

Loser

skase		2006-01-21 03:06:29 AM

I work for a vehicle driving authority.

So I am really getting a kick out of most of these replies.

Some of you guys are very good at making it sound like you know what you are talking about.

But trust me.... You don't.

I think you just want to make yourself sound smart, when in reality you dont know what you are talking about.

This is how bad info gets passed around.

If you dont know about the topic....Dont make yourself sound like you do.

Cuz some Farkers belive anything they hear.

worldbeater		2006-01-21 03:08:08 AM

At least he's a man of his word.

/Pay no attention to the drunk man behind the curtain.

KingSizeLite		2006-01-21 03:11:51 AM

Inspector Jacques Clouseau is not happy about this

deadapostle		2006-01-21 03:16:55 AM

Rev. Harry Pants I thought about this guy:

www.wagnerandson.com

but I also thought of this guy:

www.mojoresin.com

Rev. Harry Pants		2006-01-21 03:18:39 AM

deadapostle
Yeah, me too.

deadapostle		2006-01-21 03:20:57 AM

Well, the second Kato might be more likely to be found in China. Then again, he is dead. Of course, death might be a good reason to fail a large vehicle driving test.

danneedsage		2006-01-21 03:30:53 AM

yes all these posts are good, but does anyone else think UMA THURMAN is hot?

deadapostle		2006-01-21 03:36:09 AM

No, no, no danneedsage. It's supposed to go like this:

I'd nail her over a training course

images.killermovies.com

borg		2006-01-21 03:44:13 AM

TED KOPPEL: (off camera)
Do you believe he killed Buckwheat?

MERCY SEAT BAPTIST CHURCH PASTOR: (without hesitation)
Oh, yes. Definitely. That's all he talked about.

SNL March 19th, 1983

danneedsage		2006-01-21 03:45:44 AM

id scatter my nails in it!

VTSquire		2006-01-21 04:59:11 AM

Speaking of which, I need some legal advice.

Firstly... Yes, I'm a sucker.

Facts: I loaned dude $2,000. I got his John Hancock on paper(still have it, and a witness). He paid $195, and nothing ever afer that. I don't have his home address. I'm in the process of small claims, but haven't been able to serve him as I have no address to find him at, just his myspace account and real name.

Questions: Can I press charges? Would it be successful?

haak931		2006-01-21 05:38:09 AM

nope, you gave him the money willingly... he didn't steal it. That being true, you did cover yourself to a degree by making him sign a "contract"...... Basically, if the guy was who he says he was and you can find him then you can sue him in civil court to try to have a judgement rendered against him.... Winning in court doesn't always mean getting the money though.

VTSquire		2006-01-21 05:42:10 AM

Well, the thing is, the contract did state that he had X amount of days to pay me. He didn't live up to it. I've repeatedly asked him for an address or a personal meeting, he just dodges the issue. Then I layed on the small claims case, he refuses to even show up. Does that constitute a conscious decision to refuse to pay, in a criminally punishable way?

farktimenow		2006-01-21 07:02:06 AM

He made his point!

nermatode		2006-01-21 12:00:06 PM

love how the mods shake it up with a really bad headline, bad as in worst, that is, in other words, the word choice to construct the headline couldn't be worse.

Sumdumfarkr		2006-01-21 07:31:10 PM

I'd nail it!

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