Shoplifter of the Week: Copper edition

I'm getting over walking pneumonia which knocked me on my butt for three weeks now. As I've told all those involve, I want to get well so I can work full time again. I've seen people get these big disability payments and they go off and spend it on booze, gambling and dope. It's unbelievable, I've seen a number of jerks who have little wrong with them get some big disability check and they go out and just blow it. I suppose I don't want to be associated with that bunch, I'd rather work for what I get.

TDD

Right, I thought it was HIS fault they were paying him to look in bags. HIS fault he probably caught zero shoplifters but the store lost hundreds in sales. That's the ticket.

nancy

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Sometimes you just have to and that is why those programs are there not for people that keep having kid after kid that they can't support.

My wife had a terrible head injury eight years ago and had to go on disability. She still gets depressed because she hates not working. She was 52 years old when the accident happened and had never even been on unemployment at anytime in her life.

The odd thing about her situation is that she had disability insurance that paid her 80% of her salary at the time she was hurt. But the stipulations in the insurance policy was that she had to apply for SSD and when that started the insurance company subtracted that amount from her Disability Insurance payment and those insurance payments stop when she reaches retirement age. Those are things most people don't realize when they shell out money for disability insurance.

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Reminds me of a joke I heard long ago.

A couple were in bed and getting ready to have sex. The husband said why don't we try something different this time. Why don't you roll over.

The wife said no way that her mother told her before she got married that you might want me to do that some day and not to do it.

The husband said Ok, but I just thought it might be time to start a family.

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Which was my point.

Harry K

Geez! You guys were rich. I did the same thing 4 rolls at a time. The teller always smiled when she saw me come in. I would buy and look then buy some more.

Once or twice I found a dime in the penny roll so I came out way ahead those days.

Like Red I can barely read the dates now.

Colbyt

Then even with moderate circulation they must be worth more than that as collectibles. Anyone know for sure?

Colbyt

Some women don't have choices. Either they are enslaved to a religion run by males, which purports to regulate their bodily functions, or they are enslaved to an abusive spouse who refuses to use contraceptives. Or they live in a society which gives them no rights at all.

HB

en my trunk for the lumberyard guard, after going to online pickup and they loaded my item in the trunk for me. Police demanded I open my trunk, I ref used. They said they would get a warrant, I invited them to. Instead they j ust locked me up and said they would let me out once I "consent" to a searc h!!

snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com "All they need to do is hang a little sign saying: "We r eserve the right to inspect all packages "If that sign is there you give up most any rights you had and agree to play by their rules." You are of course, 100% wrong and clearly uninformed regarding the very bas ics of law. No, a sign does not take away ANY of your rights. It could only be used to argue "implied consent" with the terms of the sign. The thing a bout consent is, it can be revoked at any time. Not only would a sign do NO THING regarding your rights to refuse a search, I could in fact sign a writ ten statement that I will consent to a search, and I can withdraw that cons ent at any time. Without probable cause to believe I have committed a crime , they can not legally do anything about it. You can put a caveat on entran ce to a place, such as "leave bags at counter". You can not put a caveat on exit, that is called imprisonment, by definition.

and then what happened?

IF it went down as described, he should be too busy spending the money from his civil suit against the lumber yard and the Section 1983 suit against the local police department.