This is a senseless crime. Doesn't Dunkin Donuts give out free coffee and donuts to cops, anyway? Either way, nice rythmic comic pacing, HamNo. It was almost like Homer, but with donuts.
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Call me old fashioned, but my eyes just glazed over the fact that relations between the police and community have traditionally been frosted.
@fileunder: This story has lemon-filled me with angst. I truly am cinnamon-twisted up inside. I never thought I'd see the da(y)nish when an officer would try to save dough by stealing it.
As an Astorian with an interest in fairness, who knows that there is a Dunkins in every direction, on every other block, I will give Tim Horton's this tip: forget Penn Station and surrounds. Open a few shops on 30th Avenue and your problems will be SOLVED.
Actually, the people who follow "caloric restriction" only eat 20-30 percent fewer calories than normal-- which means they actually eat more than the millions of people who are constantly dieting to lose weight. (Though without the cheesecake binges in between.) And they eat the most nutritious food possible, which also happens to be quite filling.
So, no, it isn't as bad as all that. I might even try it myself if it weren't for the existence of Spicy Nacho Doritos.
Subjects 14, 36, 67, and 91, all on the standard diet, were dismembered and consumed by Subject 2, currently on the restricted diet. Once isolated Subject 2 continued the restricted diet for a period of six hours. Shortly thereafter Subject 2 was witnessed consuming various of his body parts. All deaths have been deemed natural.
Due to an unfortunate typo, the scientists accidentally replaced rhesus monkeys with Jesus monkeys. This explains the lower caloric requirement, the presence of chemicals akin to red wine when only water was provided, and the nighttime resurrections that were mistaken for longevity.
Every time I read one of these calorie restriction articles, I say to myself, "what is the point of living to 120 if you can't eat some freaking fried chicken whenever the mood strikes?" And who wants to go to someone's house for dinner if they're going to look at your flesh like it's a Thanksgiving turkey?
I believe the takeaway from this is that I should eat rhesus monkeys that have been deprived of calories so that I might have their vital essence...right?
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Look at what Blakeley's done to you people.
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Psycho-cruller, qu'est-ce que c'est!
I guess this involves the Long John of the law.
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Zeppoles are pretty tolerant, since most can relate -- you know, "Beignet, done that."
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Call me old fashioned, but my eyes just glazed over the fact that relations between the police and community have traditionally been frosted.
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Even on duty, a cop can munchkin he not?
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Videotape or no, I bet there's a hole in the case.
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I d'eclaire, butter milk this one for all it's worth.
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But in the fullness of time, this guy will say he's been rolled.
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u can send checks or money orders
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So, no, it isn't as bad as all that. I might even try it myself if it weren't for the existence of Spicy Nacho Doritos.
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