unarmed bungler

oh, way to screw up a parotty thread, butters - :mad:

that title should have read 'one-armed bungler'


god damnit. :eek:
 
Now, if it's a disarming Democrat Bundler, in return for a tiny one-time stipend, you're supposed to give him lots of cash for his organic gardening business, which will take place on your property...
 
it's ok, Chippy...I'm still trying to understand what a "bunglar" is!
 
it's ok, Chippy...I'm still trying to understand what a "bunglar" is!
*grins* a bungler, someone who bungles something.
it was intended as a parody thread to Mike Yate's 'unarmed burglar' but went horribly wrong :D

Someone who types unarmed instead of one-armed...



;) ;) ... if they got no arms, how they gonna wave their hand above their head? :D
bunglers abound, gadzooks!

*sigh* which is why this thread's an epic fail - it all depended on the 'one-armed' bit. *hazasad*



Was Dr. Richard Kimball in hot pursuit ?



*chuckles*
 
*grins* a bungler, someone who bungles something.
it was intended as a parody thread to Mike Yate's 'unarmed burglar' but went horribly wrong :D


bunglers abound, gadzooks!

*sigh* which is why this thread's an epic fail - it all depended on the 'one-armed' bit. *hazasad*

In my state, anyone who breaks into a place where people sleep(house, apartment, dorm room, a residence of any kind) is assumed to have deadly intentions. He or she can be shot dead by any occupant and it be ruled a justifiable homicide. Whether the intruder has deadly intentions or is armed is not relevant.

I haven't seen the unarmed burglar thread and wouldn't post in a MY thread if I had.

A lot of people have died in this manner.
 
In my state, anyone who breaks into a place where people sleep(house, apartment, dorm room, a residence of any kind) is assumed to have deadly intentions. He or she can be shot dead by any occupant and it be ruled a justifiable homicide. Whether the intruder has deadly intentions or is armed is not relevant.

I haven't seen the unarmed burglar thread and wouldn't post in a MY thread if I had.

A lot of people have died in this manner.
*sighs*
you done serioused this thread all the way up to the hilt, bronze. :(


Ya tie his one arm to his opposite ankle, then tether him to the closest telephone pole, pull down his pants and call 911. Guaranteed he won't come a knockin' anymore...;)
he didn't knock before :D

but oh - the visuals :cool:
 
oh, way to screw up a parotty thread, butters - :mad:

that title should have read 'one-armed bungler'


god damnit. :eek:

This thread proves my hypothesis that none males should not be allowed access to the internet. :rolleyes:
 
This thread proves my hypothesis that none males should not be allowed access to the internet. :rolleyes:
but how else would you males manage to achieve that warm glow of supposed superiority? *blinks*
 
you made french words appear on my screen you potty mouthed southern wench!! i will now have to buy a new screen!

be good or i'll proper frenchie you - monkeys in trees and stuff, yanno? :devil:
 
that title should have read 'one-armed bungler'

god damnit. :eek:



Was Dr. Richard Kimball in hot pursuit ?







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I'm sorry but— humble as I am— I simply cannot resist the urge to stand back and admire my work above.


At the risk of succumbing to the condition known to medical science as "The Johnny_Savage syndrome," I cannot refrain from stating that I think it's one of my better efforts.


 


Was Dr. Richard Kimball in hot pursuit ?







____________________



I'm sorry but— humble as I am— I simply cannot resist the urge to stand back and admire my work above.


At the risk of succumbing to the condition known to medical science as "The Johnny_Savage syndrome," I cannot refrain from stating that I think it's one of my better efforts.


sorry, i only snickered before. it truly was a thing of beauty

Dr. Kimble, who was born on March 27, 1927 in Stafford, Indiana, is a respected pediatrician in Stafford. He had served as a medic in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. "The Savage Street" establishes that Kimble originally wanted to be a baseball player, but was pressured by his father into becoming a doctor. Kimble met his wife, a Registered Nurse, while he was obtaining his Internship. Helen Kimble grew up and lived in Fairgreen, Indiana (her maiden name was Helen Waverly). They had no children; their only child had been stillborn and Helen had been left infertile.

That night Richard returned home to find Helen murdered and a one-armed man fleeing the scene.
 
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