Trio throw 'No Parking' sign through car window: police

StandardizedTest wrote:

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Don't be mad.
BTW- He's your "ex bf"???? If he's an ex why do you care? One would think that you would be happy that he got in trouble.
Also poster "Cait" has staked a claim on this guy; she says that he is her bf. Do you know Cait????
I hope that I didn't start a cat fight. If I did, may I watch????

GEICO INSURANCE wrote:

<quoted text>same thing happened to me Massapequa in East Rockaway

Great choice wrote:

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Ya think?
can you find the loser in this group?
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Paying CEO 100s millions, actors 100s millions, singers 100s millions, sports players 100s millions, corrupt politicans.. Going into the 2008 season, 124 baseball players hold contracts with an annual salary of $8 million or more.
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melanie wrote:

First off I want to apologize to the trio. I am an adult and I should know better than to believe everything I read. I am an old school fuddy duddy and the myspace is not something I think is cool but hey who cares what I think. I've been coming back to this article and comments and Standardized Test what the heck kind of NAME is that??? I could go on but I really don't want to provoke another stupid response from you. I like the "whine" cooler comment kind of a Freudian slip.

melanie wrote:

Hello again. I hadn't seen jackass's comment #177. A 29 year old guy you say????? Must be 5'2". And a Corvette??? Okay.........

Jenn wrote:

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LMAOO cait is my best friend and shes goin out w. one of the other guys not my exx

Jay wrote:

cait=filthy ho.

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StandardizedTest wrote:

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Which guy????

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StandardizedTest wrote:

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I guess you won't be driving in my Corvette with me or having access to unlimited whine coolers or going on a shopping spree on me at Roosevelt Field Mall or clubbing in the Hamptons or all the other fun things that HE cannot provide you.
Think about it.

Cait wrote:

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What does it matter which guy, it's clearly not the same one, nor any of your damn business. Myspace pages are irrelevant in the case, because the courts do not know what is true or not, and have absolutely nothing at all to do with the case.

Cait wrote:

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Your completely and 100% right, I wouldn't get in 'your' corvette, assuming you actually have one. Wine coolers? Thanks but no thanks, I'm under 21, i'm sure that this looks good on your part, trying to give someone under the legal drinking age alcohol, you know that's punishable by law. How do you know what he can and cannot provide me, I can assure you he can provide me just fine, why don't you try and pick someone else up that's somewhere near your age and not on a news forum.

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StandardizedTest wrote:

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Why do you like dissing me????

Cait wrote:

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Do you even read what you've been writing. Anything you've said on here is something negative towards one of the guys, they've done nothing to you, and i happen to take it personally when you bad mouth my boyfriend or friends. You don't know them, or me. Why do you have to try and look all high and mighty, and then try and pick me up on this forum? You've really got no respect.

Cait wrote:

standardizedtest.. i had my chance? you've got to be kidding me. fly with the eagles? what the hell are you talking about. your off your rocker.

Mandingo wrote:

Mawfuggas is wild, yo!

StandardizedTest wrote:

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"fly with the eagles? what the hell are you talking about.[?]"
That is a line from http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0097493/
You mentioned in an earlier post how your mom is such a potty mouth; I knew that you would appreciate it.
"i had my chance? you've got to be kidding me."
Tomorrow is another Friday night. <wink>