@SkipErnst: Dude their asian, so not only is it real, in fact all of those cell phones are owned by the soon to be groom.

@Spartanical: I actually really dislike the idea of a sting. And I don't think you have to stoop to a criminal's level in order to beat them, in fact that is WHY we have police procedures and laws governing how the police are able to conduct investigations, to prevent them from taking the moral low road and coercing…

@JrsyDevil's Advocate®: No, they are not permitted to use a dictionary because there are several legal terms that have definitions slightly different from those in layman english. This is why all jurors are instructed to ask the judge if they have a question such as this. It seems to me that the jury foreperson was…

@RacecarBoobTat: It's not that it overwhelms us, its just that many people (especially from older generations) speak very slowly over the phone and relay a lot of irrelevant information. If you e-mail/text it forces them to stay on point, and you can be doing other things while you wait for a response.

It sounds like she convinced him to not rob the bank, and then had him arrested anyway. Seems like more of a dick move than anything else

@cgravines: There is DEFINITELY a financial advantage for a police officer to write tickets, as you said if a police officer gets paid time and a half to show up in court then that means he makes more for GOING to court, not for even getting a guilty verdict. So if he writes 30 $25 tickets then he can spend a few…

@Metkis: But if the people, especially from the Jersey Shore, but also any modern reality show (Jersey Houswives, The Real World, etc). Then why do they also fulfill these characters roles when they do interviews and when they make tabloids? I think its likely that when they started the show they were less caricatures…

@AustinMiniMan: I've made plenty of things that I managed to think did not taste good.

@TheCrudMan: For a true assasin you don't need an uzi, you need a .22

@kylepace: You can show yourself smoking, POSSESSION is illegal in the US, so you can't get in trouble if someone sees you smoke or thinks you're high. They have to catch you with something they can use as evidence.

What happens if he just gets someone to tweet using his account and post some relevant information to the game he's playing in? Seems like it would be hard to prove that it was actually his doing the posting.

@anonymous: People are attracted to faces with larger eyes because human babies, as well as most other mammals (I believe?), are born with eyes that never grow in their lifetime. So it is evolutionarily advantageous for people to think babies are "cute" and be less likely to cause them harm. This is also one of the…

This is, too me, like saying every golfer should use the same irons, or that football players shouldn't be able to use "sticky" gloves. Its becoming a larger and larger part of the community and they would do better to allow this to take gaming to the next level, rather than trying to make gaming into the era they…

@Renzo: And add in that Bear was caught shooting some of those "night" shots where he would whisper into the camera about how scary being outdoors was, except from inside a hotel room after they had finished shooting. So while he might have the survival skills, it bring into question too much of the show.

@Wowzur: Yes, they charge you with larceny, there was a story on /. a while about this exact situation, and they came after the guy for withdrawing money they claimed he should have known wasn't his.

@—Core—: I think having a mom that smokes pot is not in any way comparable to having drug addicted mother or living in an abusive home, seems to be a lot to assume from 1 picture

@DIOX-HOL-STER: Would you care to elaborate?

@4nth0ny: There is probably resin in the bong, usually not enough to get arrested for possession unless they really have it out for you, but enough to prove the bong is for smoking pot.

@zimbabwaenquadrillionare: I think it looks like a key on an xray, since both pieces would be metal...

@Elliuotatar: In ATL they recently re-instituted an oversight council made of "civilians"; however, as far as I know they have very little power other than to investigate a situation farther than the cops would want to in some cases.