Driving Home From Hand Car Wash, Then I Realized...
08-23-2008, 05:34 PM
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Driving Home From Hand Car Wash, Then I Realized...
That I might have wrongfully put a man in jail for 4 years. Did you see that coming? Didn't think so.
So I took my car to a car wash and the guys wiped down my car with these clothes that apparently left bits of cloth in swirl marks. I drove on the freeway too and they remained on there.
Well, this reminded me when I was in jury duty once, and the district attorney who's prosecuting this guy said something like,
"So you want us to believe that after you drove on the free way, the cloth swirl marks were still on your car and didn't fly off?"
Oh well.. I hope he really did it.
So I took my car to a car wash and the guys wiped down my car with these clothes that apparently left bits of cloth in swirl marks. I drove on the freeway too and they remained on there.
Well, this reminded me when I was in jury duty once, and the district attorney who's prosecuting this guy said something like,
"So you want us to believe that after you drove on the free way, the cloth swirl marks were still on your car and didn't fly off?"
Oh well.. I hope he really did it.
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08-27-2008, 06:08 PM
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Umm I understand what he's saying 
When his car got wiped down, lint from the cloth got stuck to the car. He drove on the freeway home, and they were still attached to the car. When he was on a jury, the prosecutor asked that same question and used the reasoning that the lint should have flown off the car to prosecute the defendant.
When his car got wiped down, lint from the cloth got stuck to the car. He drove on the freeway home, and they were still attached to the car. When he was on a jury, the prosecutor asked that same question and used the reasoning that the lint should have flown off the car to prosecute the defendant.
09-01-2008, 09:27 PM
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Umm I understand what he's saying
When his car got wiped down, lint from the cloth got stuck to the car. He drove on the freeway home, and they were still attached to the car. When he was on a jury, the prosecutor asked that same question and used the reasoning that the lint should have flown off the car to prosecute the defendant.
When his car got wiped down, lint from the cloth got stuck to the car. He drove on the freeway home, and they were still attached to the car. When he was on a jury, the prosecutor asked that same question and used the reasoning that the lint should have flown off the car to prosecute the defendant.
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