1,466 Comments Posted by autoguy

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And lovely machines they were. If they could get somebody home from the showroom without falling apart, that is. The GM X car set the recall record at somewhere around 250. :oD
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Down the hall was the flying spaghetti monster. Great meatballs.
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Gr8 shoot, thanks! Salvage critters opened the light fixtures to grab the ballast transformers in 'em. They contain copper.
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Something was tacked on those nailers at some point. Radiation shielding? Rubber room?
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What we have here is failure to communicate.
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That's the lobotomy room. Walls are splattered. Solitary doesn't always get the message across.
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PS: We sold your car and all your stuff to get back the money you stole from us, and there's restraining orders in place to keep you away from the entire family.
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Makes me think about all the prisoners who were beaten to death or choked with the phone handset.
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There's plenty of privacy available outside of jail. Everything isn't free though, damn. Just can't win.
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Gotham City pen.
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I'm supposed to bring the butt cheeks, not the chair. Must be some kind of gas vent molded into it. I'll be needing that.
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Damn. Going through there means have to pay rent somewhere, get bills, some kind of "job" crap. Noooo-no-no. Quick! Shank somebody in the shower!
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It's Union Avenue Joane! She's one of the more economical offerings walking Union Ave..
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Those 4 missing bed slats made a lot of nice shanks! I bet a few screws got in the guts with bed slat shanks.
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That's a lovely steel enclosure welded to the ceiling. Every little thing has to be encased in heavy armor or the critters come to mess with it.