Looks like he came from a rich family and just wanted to rebel against the life of having a silver spoon in his hand.

Schmoppo: Was he even charged with contempt? I don't see why the shirt is really relevant here. It's a shirt.

Court dress codes are farking ridiculous, a person should be judged on what they've done, not how they dress.

I am continually amazed by the lack of intelligence in human beings.

9beers: Schmoppo: Was he even charged with contempt? I don't see why the shirt is really relevant here. It's a shirt.

Court dress codes are farking ridiculous, a person should be judged on what they've done, not how they dress.

Well when you are going to court over selling drugs and you wear a shirt that is promoting drugs it kind of leaves the impression that you aren't really taking the courts seriously.

I'm a "legalize it all" kind of guy but it's mostly to put brazen, unlawful assholes like this out of business.

Dude sounds like he doesn't give a fark what the judge, or anyone else, thinks. Been to jail, probably not afraid of going back.

Really, they aren't going to put him away for long enough to matter anyway. Probably makes good money on the inside too.

/end the drug war

J Z did that how-to shiat to music (new window). Holla!

"Stack Paper" means cash? or something else?

August11: "Stack Paper" means cash?

Yes.

"All you need is some cocaine, and some baking soda...and I think I tasted egg and cinnamon. Whoever sells this, is gonna be RICH!"

and its ugly!

/the criminal and the jacket

scottydoesntknow: But if you dress like a goddamned moron, you deserve to be judged accordingly.

I've been to court one time. I knew nothing about a dress code and showed up wearing jeans, polo shirt and casual shoes. The judge spent more time biatching at me for wearing jeans than he did concerning himself with my reason for being there. The guy in this story is a moron but a dress code for the sake of having a dress code is farking stupid.

Dennis_Moore: "All you need is some cocaine, and some baking soda...and I think I tasted egg and cinnamon. Whoever sells this, is gonna be RICH!"

Came for Tyrone. Thank you.

9beers: scottydoesntknow: But if you dress like a goddamned moron, you deserve to be judged accordingly.

I've been to court one time. I knew nothing about a dress code and showed up wearing jeans, polo shirt and casual shoes. The judge spent more time biatching at me for wearing jeans than he did concerning himself with my reason for being there. The guy in this story is a moron but a dress code for the sake of having a dress code is farking stupid.

So clearly you did not listen during the judge's tirade. He probably thought it was yet another teachable moment. He was wrong.

Typifies the stereotype.

scottydoesntknow: 9beers: Schmoppo: Was he even charged with contempt? I don't see why the shirt is really relevant here. It's a shirt.

Court dress codes are farking ridiculous, a person should be judged on what they've done, not how they dress.

But if you dress like a goddamned moron, you deserve to be judged accordingly.

In before, "what do you call a Scouser in a suit"?

This is a repeat of a post a little farther down the main page.

This is a repeat of a post a little farther down the main page.

Nevermind. I fail at "follow-up".

Nevermind. I fail at "follow-up".

Nope. Recreational drugs don't make you dumb at all. No chance.

And it needs a Florida tag. Ft. Lauderdale.

I still don't get the cartoon. You boil baking soda, walk down some steps and find a green blob?

/I'm about 87% serious

Ed Finnerty: Dressing up for court isn't just because of some arbitrary dress code. It is to demonstrate that you understand the gravity of the situation, that you have respect for the court, and that you have respect for yourself.

Even if one completely disagrees with the above, going before a judge on felony charges isn't really the best time to argue that appearance shouldn't matter.

Exactly.

I'm glad you conquered your demons... or have at least managed to figure out how to keep them at bay.

Ed Finnerty: As someone who visited court a lot back when I was drinking...

Anyone who starts with this disclaimer is probably going to say something worthwhile, at least IMO. Good points, Ed.

This is an ugly culture ... evil. Drugs, violence and selling the bodies of their sisters and daughters is the norm. It must be destroyed with violence if necessary for the good of the world.

boyvoyeur: I still don't get the cartoon. You boil baking soda, walk down some steps and find a green blob?

/I'm about 87% serious

It's hard for me to read the shirt, but the baking soda is used to convert cocaine in the salt form to cocaine in the base form, which is also known as crack cocaine. It is a chemistry technique.

MadAzza: LegacyDL: Looks like he came from a rich family and just wanted to rebel against the life of having a silver spoon in his hand.

I see what you did there , but I'm on my mobile and can't bold it.
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You can but it is a pain in the ass to do it.

seen the pic, figures it was a monkey from the ghetto,,,typical

I agree with you: seen the pic, figures it was a monkey from the ghetto,,,typical

I'm so going to hell for laughing at that.

MadAzza: Boatmech: MadAzza: LegacyDL: Looks like he came from a rich family and just wanted to rebel against the life of having a silver spoon in his hand.

I see what you did there , but I'm on my mobile and can't bold it.
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You can but it is a pain in the ass to do it.

OK, thanks -- maybe I'll see if I can figure it out one of these days.

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Tried to get this to post showing the symbols last night and couldn't make it work so EIP if you wanna share some info.
/FoneFarkers FTW

Ignoring the whole 'drugs are bad argument for the moment. All I see is a man, with limited options, using the capitalist system the best way he knows how. Who's the criminal, the dealer, or the person who's buying the merchandise. Add in the facts that he's black, a felon, and what other choices does this man have to make any kind of a decent living. He has no other options left to him.

/devil's advocate
//still, this guy has no future with his rap sheet at 25
///genuinely curious about other Farker's thoughts

Oh yes, and the shirt, giggle, serious chutzpah.

Black people problems...