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		Canadians may be polite, but the police don't mess around when you steal "specific...and hard to obtain...barbecue chips" (ramblingbeachcat.com)		14
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Nickster79		2012-07-11 03:06:28 AM

"Gun control laws make my job so much easier and fun."

unyon		2012-07-11 07:58:35 AM

They should have skipped the chips and gone for a Saanich.

mayIFark		2012-07-11 10:01:42 AM

in a related news, fark does not look upon politely if repeat.

probesport		2012-07-11 10:05:45 AM

If you are in Canada, you should just enjoy the fact that Ketchup chips are readily available.

sinanju		2012-07-11 10:07:12 AM

Stolen chips again? It must be a Canadian epidemic!

Quigley_Wyatt		2012-07-11 10:07:17 AM

Is this about Blair's Death Rain Habanero Chips? Never can find those in stores..

/goes off to read article.

meanmutton		2012-07-11 10:09:41 AM

We used to take a little trip South of the Border because the drinking age in Windsor is 19. I was once over there and saw a Canadian police officer question a kid who turned to walk away. The cop grabbed him, spun him around, threw him against a wall, jumped on his chest and punched the kid in the face four or five times before arresting him.

/csb

Egoy3k		2012-07-11 10:14:28 AM

If they were these I can understand the need to steal them. I hate potato chips normally but these are delicious.

/hot

Leeds		2012-07-11 10:14:29 AM

Pete and Repeat are in a boat. Pete jumps out of the boat.

Who's still in the boat?

SweetSaws		2012-07-11 10:15:03 AM

meanmutton: We used to take a little trip South of the Border because the drinking age in Windsor is 19. I was once over there and saw a Canadian police officer question a kid who turned to walk away. The cop grabbed him, spun him around, threw him against a wall, jumped on his chest and punched the kid in the face four or five times before arresting him.

/csb

And then you jumped in and garotted the cop with a piano wire you happened to be carrying, and Mounty Expressed his body parts to the Heads of the 5* Provinces.

*who cares what the actual number is, it's Canada

stevie1der		2012-07-11 10:17:08 AM

Specific...and hard to obtain...barbecue chips...to pull this off you need a very particular set of skills...skills that have been acquired over a very long career....

onestr8		2012-07-11 10:19:20 AM

meanmutton: We used to take a little trip South of the Border because the drinking age in Windsor is 19. I was once over there and saw a Canadian police officer question a kid who turned to walk away. The cop grabbed him, spun him around, threw him against a wall, jumped on his chest and punched the kid in the face four or five times before arresting him.

/csb

South? Where do you live? The North Pole? Otherwise it's a really long trip to go to Canada via the southern route.

sinanju		2012-07-11 10:27:18 AM

onestr8: meanmutton: We used to take a little trip South of the Border because the drinking age in Windsor is 19. I was once over there and saw a Canadian police officer question a kid who turned to walk away. The cop grabbed him, spun him around, threw him against a wall, jumped on his chest and punched the kid in the face four or five times before arresting him.

/csb

South? Where do you live? The North Pole? Otherwise it's a really long trip to go to Canada via the southern route.

Look at a map of Detroit.