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BlueTigerLion 09/01/24 1:01:55 AM #1:	https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/49ers-ricky-pearsall-shot-san-francisco-robbery-attempt-rcna169135 --- Hey now. <cite>BlueTigerLion posted [p:981945537] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/49ers-ricky-pearsall-shot-san-francisco-robbery-attempt-rcna169135</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Baron_Ox 09/01/24 1:03:30 AM #2:	damn, I hope he recovers fully. --- "I could never encapsulate all my cosmicality on my own." - mr. MFN eXquire. https://imgur.com/4CDGncR <cite>Baron_Ox posted [p:981945552] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>damn, I hope he recovers fully. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Luteo 09/01/24 1:17:06 AM #3:	It was a 17 year old trying to rob his Rolex https://twitter.com/SeanCunningham/status/1830036032982819141 --- Latest version Bitcoin Core: 27.1 https://bitcoincore.org/ <cite>Luteo posted [p:981945664] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>It was a 17 year old trying to rob his Rolexhttps://twitter.com/SeanCunningham/status/1830036032982819141</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
GuerrillaSoldier 09/01/24 4:10:00 AM #4:	that's really horrible honestly this is one of the reasons i don't want to wear a watch. other than the fact that i think they're outdated and useless tech, having an expensive watch just screams "rob me". i don't know if the fashion statement is worth it. but i guess if it isn't a watch, then it's just something else. --- Disclaimer: There's a good chance the above post could be sarcasm. Die-hard Oakland A's fan --- Keep the A's in Oakland! <cite>GuerrillaSoldier posted [p:981946613] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>that's really horriblehonestly this is one of the reasons i don't want to wear a watch. other than the fact that i think they're outdated and useless tech, having an expensive watch just screams "rob me". i don't know if the fashion statement is worth it. but i guess if it isn't a watch, then it's just something else.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KaZooo 09/01/24 4:23:59 AM #5:	I feel like his agent or management parties failed him there. The stores that may still be standing create targets out of their customers. I know some SF people like "no that place is perfectly safe". There's literally not a safe place in downtown SF unless you're visibly poor as fuck and worth nobody's time to rob. It's not that it's a GTA server like the media sometimes tries to make out, but there's an entirely realistic expectation something can happen. There's nothing suggesting you're safe. I avoid going, which is a nagging thought because I used to be in downtown a lot as a kid, completely worry-free. --- Competing every night, both ends, shoot inside/outside, fast break, transition, Monta Ellis have it all <cite>KaZooo posted [p:981946659] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>I feel like his agent or management parties failed him there. The stores that may still be standing create targets out of their customers. I know some SF people like "no that place is perfectly safe". There's literally not a safe place in downtown SF unless you're visibly poor as fuck and worth nobody's time to rob. It's not that it's a GTA server like the media sometimes tries to make out, but there's an entirely realistic expectation something can happen. There's nothing suggesting you're safe. I avoid going, which is a nagging thought because I used to be in downtown a lot as a kid, completely worry-free.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Luteo 09/01/24 4:33:44 AM #6:	KaZooo posted... I feel like his agent or management parties failed him there. The stores that may still be standing create targets out of their customers. I know some SF people like "no that place is perfectly safe". There's literally not a safe place in downtown SF unless you're visibly poor as fuck and worth nobody's time to rob. It's not that it's a GTA server like the media sometimes tries to make out, but there's an entirely realistic expectation something can happen. There's nothing suggesting you're safe. I avoid going, which is a nagging thought because I used to be in downtown a lot as a kid, completely worry-free. 100%, provide transportation and security and secure location for these sort of events --- Latest version Bitcoin Core: 27.1 https://bitcoincore.org/ <cite>Luteo posted [p:981946688] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>KaZooo posted... </cite><quote>I feel like his agent or management parties failed him there. The stores that may still be standing create targets out of their customers. I know some SF people like "no that place is perfectly safe". There's literally not a safe place in downtown SF unless you're visibly poor as fuck and worth nobody's time to rob. It's not that it's a GTA server like the media sometimes tries to make out, but there's an entirely realistic expectation something can happen. There's nothing suggesting you're safe. I avoid going, which is a nagging thought because I used to be in downtown a lot as a kid, completely worry-free.</quote>100%, provide transportation and security and secure location for these sort of events </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
STEROLIZER 09/01/24 5:31:14 PM #7:	I was actually sitting in union square park one block down when this happened. I had to take a detour on my way to the gym because they had the road blocked off. I know SF gets a bad rap for crime, but this was 330 pm on a Saturday in the most populated portion of the city, a tourist destination, and typically one of the safest time/place combinations you could be. Its where all the department stores are, and the star of the cable car. <cite>STEROLIZER posted [p:981952884] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>I was actually sitting in union square park one block down when this happened. I had to take a detour on my way to the gym because they had the road blocked off.I know SF gets a bad rap for crime, but this was 330 pm on a Saturday in the most populated portion of the city, a tourist destination, and typically one of the safest time/place combinations you could be. Its where all the department stores are, and the star of the cable car.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ReturnOfDevsman 09/01/24 5:33:19 PM #8:	Jeez, how you gonna shoot someone over a watch? GuerrillaSoldier posted... that's really horrible honestly this is one of the reasons i don't want to wear a watch. other than the fact that i think they're outdated and useless tech, having an expensive watch just screams "rob me". i don't know if the fashion statement is worth it. but i guess if it isn't a watch, then it's just something else. It's really sad that this is something you have to worry about. --- There's a difference between canon and not-stupid. <cite>ReturnOfDevsman posted [p:981952901] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>Jeez, how you gonna shoot someone over a watch?GuerrillaSoldier posted... </cite><quote>that's really horriblehonestly this is one of the reasons i don't want to wear a watch. other than the fact that i think they're outdated and useless tech, having an expensive watch just screams "rob me". i don't know if the fashion statement is worth it. but i guess if it isn't a watch, then it's just something else.</quote>It's really sad that this is something you have to worry about. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
kingdrake2 09/01/24 5:41:30 PM #9:	ReturnOfDevsman posted... how you gonna shoot someone over a watch? when somebody sees something they like. they'll do it by any means necessary to get it (even if it means killing somebody). hopefully there's no slap on the wrist for whomever shot the first round pick. --- currently playing: nickelodeon kart racers 3: slime speedway (daily until disc arrives) RIP Sophie the dog: February 2011-april 2024. we'll miss you alot. <cite>kingdrake2 posted [p:981952965] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>ReturnOfDevsman posted...</cite><quote>how you gonna shoot someone over a watch?</quote>when somebody sees something they like. they'll do it by any means necessary to get it (even if it means killing somebody).hopefully there's no slap on the wrist for whomever shot the first round pick.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
STEROLIZER 09/01/24 5:43:27 PM #10:	KaZooo posted... I feel like his agent or management parties failed him there. The stores that may still be standing create targets out of their customers. I know some SF people like "no that place is perfectly safe". There's literally not a safe place in downtown SF unless you're visibly poor as fuck and worth nobody's time to rob. It's not that it's a GTA server like the media sometimes tries to make out, but there's an entirely realistic expectation something can happen. There's nothing suggesting you're safe. I avoid going, which is a nagging thought because I used to be in downtown a lot as a kid, completely worry-free. Eh, Ive lived here for 14 years. The apocalyptic nature of what the news depicts is completely on the button. I live in a building across next to two performance art theaters, two five star restraunts, several 4/5 star hotels, about a dozen art galleries, a handful swanky bars, and the campus for Next Door which up until Covid was the Reddit HQ. In 2019, this was a legitimate luxury area. It was the liadion between Nob Hill/Union Squarenow its considered the Tenderloin. Its ironically called the tender nob because all the swanky businesses are still there, its just covered in poo, needles, and lawlessness. Once Covid hit, the city did nothing to accommodate the homeless community. Eventually they opened several abandoned SROs, turned on the electricity and had the police round up and drop them off in what was essentially a series of abandoned buildings. Then when they still needed more space, they forced all the hotels (which were shut down due to covid) to reopen as homeless shelterslike famous 5 star hotels. During Covid I would hear non-stop screaming from the homeless, from sundown to sunrise. It eventually became white noise. Now here is the thing. Despite the lawlessness, and apocalyptic nature of SFits still reletivly safe. We really dont have that much violent crime. The homeless are mostly harmless. Getting shot in the chest by a teenager on a Saturday Afternoon (in a nice tourist area no less) is super rare! The fact that it happened to a celebrity is a coincidence thats going to come with a typhoon of media coveragebut in all my years in SF Ive legit never seen any violent crime. Unless Im blanking. <cite>STEROLIZER posted [p:981952983] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>KaZooo posted... </cite><quote>I feel like his agent or management parties failed him there. The stores that may still be standing create targets out of their customers. I know some SF people like "no that place is perfectly safe". There's literally not a safe place in downtown SF unless you're visibly poor as fuck and worth nobody's time to rob. It's not that it's a GTA server like the media sometimes tries to make out, but there's an entirely realistic expectation something can happen. There's nothing suggesting you're safe. I avoid going, which is a nagging thought because I used to be in downtown a lot as a kid, completely worry-free.</quote>Eh, Ive lived here for 14 years. The apocalyptic nature of what the news depicts is completely on the button.I live in a building across next to two performance art theaters, two five star restraunts, several 4/5 star hotels, about a dozen art galleries, a handful swanky bars, and the campus for Next Door which up until Covid was the Reddit HQ. In 2019, this was a legitimate luxury area. It was the liadion between Nob Hill/Union Squarenow its considered the Tenderloin. Its ironically called the tender nob because all the swanky businesses are still there, its just covered in poo, needles, and lawlessness.Once Covid hit, the city did nothing to accommodate the homeless community. Eventually they opened several abandoned SROs, turned on the electricity and had the police round up and drop them off in what was essentially a series of abandoned buildings. Then when they still needed more space, they forced all the hotels (which were shut down due to covid) to reopen as homeless shelterslike famous 5 star hotels.During Covid I would hear non-stop screaming from the homeless, from sundown to sunrise. It eventually became white noise.Now here is the thing. Despite the lawlessness, and apocalyptic nature of SFits still reletivly safe. We really dont have that much violent crime. The homeless are mostly harmless. Getting shot in the chest by a teenager on a Saturday Afternoon (in a nice tourist area no less) is super rare! The fact that it happened to a celebrity is a coincidence thats going to come with a typhoon of media coveragebut in all my years in SF Ive legit never seen any violent crime. Unless Im blanking. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Irony 09/01/24 5:44:12 PM #11:	Life in prison --- See profile pic <cite>Irony posted [p:981952989] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>Life in prison </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ClayGuida 09/01/24 5:47:03 PM #12:	KaZooo posted... I feel like his agent or management parties failed him there. The stores that may still be standing create targets out of their customers. I know some SF people like "no that place is perfectly safe". There's literally not a safe place in downtown SF unless you're visibly poor as fuck and worth nobody's time to rob. It's not that it's a GTA server like the media sometimes tries to make out, but there's an entirely realistic expectation something can happen. There's nothing suggesting you're safe. I avoid going, which is a nagging thought because I used to be in downtown a lot as a kid, completely worry-free. This is kind of silly because it could literally apply to every town in American, it's so vague. --- lolAmerica <cite>ClayGuida posted [p:981953013] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>KaZooo posted... </cite><quote>I feel like his agent or management parties failed him there. The stores that may still be standing create targets out of their customers. I know some SF people like "no that place is perfectly safe". There's literally not a safe place in downtown SF unless you're visibly poor as fuck and worth nobody's time to rob. It's not that it's a GTA server like the media sometimes tries to make out, but there's an entirely realistic expectation something can happen. There's nothing suggesting you're safe. I avoid going, which is a nagging thought because I used to be in downtown a lot as a kid, completely worry-free.</quote>This is kind of silly because it could literally apply to every town in American, it's so vague. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Monolith1676 09/01/24 6:32:59 PM #13:	Im glad he survived. I wonder if he will not want to play for them after this --- Gears of War 1 Assassination Legend <cite>Monolith1676 posted [p:981953476] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>Im glad he survived. I wonder if he will not want to play for them after this</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
thronedfire2 09/01/24 6:34:23 PM #14:	ReturnOfDevsman posted... Jeez, how you gonna shoot someone over a watch? It's really sad that this is something you have to worry about. it was probably a $10000+ watch --- I could see you, but I couldn't hear you You were holding your hat in the breeze Turning away from me In this moment you were stolen... <cite>thronedfire2 posted [p:981953484] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>ReturnOfDevsman posted... </cite><quote>Jeez, how you gonna shoot someone over a watch?It's really sad that this is something you have to worry about.</quote>it was probably a $10000+ watch</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Cornmuffins 09/01/24 7:11:23 PM #15:	STEROLIZER posted... Stop --- Getting C's and D's, saying thanks and please. You broke the golden rule, you're staying after school. <cite>Cornmuffins posted [p:981953859] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>STEROLIZER posted...</cite><quote></quote>Stop</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Monopoman 09/01/24 7:14:03 PM #16:	Crazy that this happened, hopefully the 9ers have a good season despite this shit. I am very glad he wasn't killed from this shit, it seems he tried to fight the robber off. He probably should have just given him his fucking watch, a human life is not worth one expensive watch. --- Getting too damn old for this crap! <cite>Monopoman posted [p:981953893] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>Crazy that this happened, hopefully the 9ers have a good season despite this shit. I am very glad he wasn't killed from this shit, it seems he tried to fight the robber off. He probably should have just given him his fucking watch, a human life is not worth one expensive watch.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Monopoman 09/01/24 7:15:25 PM #17:	thronedfire2 posted... it was probably a $10000+ watch I don't give a shit if it's a $50k watch, if you are the type to fight off a armed robber to protect something like that you are crazy. Especially for a NFL player who has the potential to make over $100 million in his career. This is basically like Elon Musk dying in a confrontation, because some jackass tried to steal a painting of his worth $10 million. --- Getting too damn old for this crap! <cite>Monopoman posted [p:981953915] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>thronedfire2 posted... </cite><quote>it was probably a $10000+ watch</quote>I don't give a shit if it's a $50k watch, if you are the type to fight off a armed robber to protect something like that you are crazy. Especially for a NFL player who has the potential to make over $100 million in his career.This is basically like Elon Musk dying in a confrontation, because some jackass tried to steal a painting of his worth $10 million.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
thronedfire2 09/01/24 7:17:07 PM #18:	Monopoman posted... I don't give a shit if it's a $50k watch, if you are the type to fight off a armed robber to protect something like that you are crazy. Especially for a NFL player who has the potential to make over $100 million in his career. This is basically like Elon Musk dying in a confrontation, because some jackass tried to steal a painting of his worth $10 million. oh yeah, I was just saying why someone might shoot someone else over a watch. trying to fight an armed robber for the gun is almost always the wrong decision. --- I could see you, but I couldn't hear you You were holding your hat in the breeze Turning away from me In this moment you were stolen... <cite>thronedfire2 posted [p:981953938] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>Monopoman posted... </cite><quote>I don't give a shit if it's a $50k watch, if you are the type to fight off a armed robber to protect something like that you are crazy. Especially for a NFL player who has the potential to make over $100 million in his career.This is basically like Elon Musk dying in a confrontation, because some jackass tried to steal a painting of his worth $10 million.</quote>oh yeah, I was just saying why someone might shoot someone else over a watch.trying to fight an armed robber for the gun is almost always the wrong decision. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
GuerrillaSoldier 09/01/24 8:14:41 PM #19:	ReturnOfDevsman posted... It's really sad that this is something you have to worry about. yeah, it's also really sad that i've had things taken from me since forever in my life. whether forcefully, or unknowingly, scammed, or even through broken friendship. the one thing i've learned is that people want things and some of them are actually willing to do almost fucking anything to get it. so i fail to see the point of an expensive watch if all it's going to do is make people say "ohhh he has a lot of money" while a few ballsy ones are "oh that'll be mine in a few minutes". doesn't seem worth it to me. --- Disclaimer: There's a good chance the above post could be sarcasm. Die-hard Oakland A's fan --- Keep the A's in Oakland! <cite>GuerrillaSoldier posted [p:981954593] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>ReturnOfDevsman posted... </cite><quote>It's really sad that this is something you have to worry about.</quote>yeah, it's also really sad that i've had things taken from me since forever in my life. whether forcefully, or unknowingly, scammed, or even through broken friendship. the one thing i've learned is that people want things and some of them are actually willing to do almost fucking anything to get it.so i fail to see the point of an expensive watch if all it's going to do is make people say "ohhh he has a lot of money" while a few ballsy ones are "oh that'll be mine in a few minutes". doesn't seem worth it to me.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Monopoman 09/01/24 8:26:02 PM #20:	GuerrillaSoldier posted... yeah, it's also really sad that i've had things taken from me since forever in my life. whether forcefully, or unknowingly, scammed, or even through broken friendship. the one thing i've learned is that people want things and some of them are actually willing to do almost fucking anything to get it. so i fail to see the point of an expensive watch if all it's going to do is make people say "ohhh he has a lot of money" while a few ballsy ones are "oh that'll be mine in a few minutes". doesn't seem worth it to me. Well you gotta keep in mind anyone that does armed robbery as a career 9 times out of 10 is a desperate person. Shit, when you factor in jail time, planning, and things like that the metrics say most criminals make roughly minimum wage if you factor it all together. Sure the top 5% of criminals can make insane bank, but they typically are extremely good at what they do. They also typically target far more valuable things like say $10 million diamonds or something like that where one score can be huge even when dealing with a broker to get rid of it. Some random lugging around a gun planning on trying to rob people is either crazy or desperate they need that watch a hell of a lot more than the guy that bought it. I am not condoning robbery but a lot of people can't even understand the thought process of these people. You also notice that the super rich people typically don't make themselves more of a target, Bill Gates could walk around dressed in millions worth of jewelry and not even care much, but he wears normal clothes that might be nicer than what the average guy buys but we aren't talking like Armani suits or some shit. Already a criminal is incentivized to grab a guy like Bill Gates to hold him for ransom or something, the last they want is to make it even more appealing. --- Getting too damn old for this crap! <cite>Monopoman posted [p:981954708] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>GuerrillaSoldier posted... </cite><quote>yeah, it's also really sad that i've had things taken from me since forever in my life. whether forcefully, or unknowingly, scammed, or even through broken friendship. the one thing i've learned is that people want things and some of them are actually willing to do almost fucking anything to get it.so i fail to see the point of an expensive watch if all it's going to do is make people say "ohhh he has a lot of money" while a few ballsy ones are "oh that'll be mine in a few minutes". doesn't seem worth it to me.</quote>Well you gotta keep in mind anyone that does armed robbery as a career 9 times out of 10 is a desperate person. Shit, when you factor in jail time, planning, and things like that the metrics say most criminals make roughly minimum wage if you factor it all together.Sure the top 5% of criminals can make insane bank, but they typically are extremely good at what they do. They also typically target far more valuable things like say $10 million diamonds or something like that where one score can be huge even when dealing with a broker to get rid of it.Some random lugging around a gun planning on trying to rob people is either crazy or desperate they need that watch a hell of a lot more than the guy that bought it. I am not condoning robbery but a lot of people can't even understand the thought process of these people. You also notice that the super rich people typically don't make themselves more of a target, Bill Gates could walk around dressed in millions worth of jewelry and not even care much, but he wears normal clothes that might be nicer than what the average guy buys but we aren't talking like Armani suits or some shit.Already a criminal is incentivized to grab a guy like Bill Gates to hold him for ransom or something, the last they want is to make it even more appealing.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
thronedfire2 09/01/24 8:28:33 PM #21:	Monopoman posted... Well you gotta keep in mind anyone that does armed robbery as a career 9 times out of 10 is a desperate person. Shit, when you factor in jail time, planning, and things like that the metrics say most criminals make roughly minimum wage if you factor it all together. Sure the top 5% of criminals can make insane bank, but they typically are extremely good at what they do. They also typically target far more valuable things like say $10 million diamonds or something like that where one score can be huge even when dealing with a broker to get rid of it. Some random lugging around a gun planning on trying to rob people is either crazy or desperate they need that watch a hell of a lot more than the guy that bought it. I am not condoning robbery but a lot of people can't even understand the thought process of these people. the top 5% criminals aren't doing armed robbery. they're corporate criminals who are relying on their offshore bank accounts in tax havens so they can just run away even after they get found out. --- I could see you, but I couldn't hear you You were holding your hat in the breeze Turning away from me In this moment you were stolen... <cite>thronedfire2 posted [p:981954732] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>Monopoman posted... </cite><quote>Well you gotta keep in mind anyone that does armed robbery as a career 9 times out of 10 is a desperate person. Shit, when you factor in jail time, planning, and things like that the metrics say most criminals make roughly minimum wage if you factor it all together.Sure the top 5% of criminals can make insane bank, but they typically are extremely good at what they do. They also typically target far more valuable things like say $10 million diamonds or something like that where one score can be huge even when dealing with a broker to get rid of it.Some random lugging around a gun planning on trying to rob people is either crazy or desperate they need that watch a hell of a lot more than the guy that bought it. I am not condoning robbery but a lot of people can't even understand the thought process of these people.</quote>the top 5% criminals aren't doing armed robbery. they're corporate criminals who are relying on their offshore bank accounts in tax havens so they can just run away even after they get found out. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Monopoman 09/01/24 8:29:28 PM #22:	thronedfire2 posted... the top 5% criminals aren't doing armed robbery. they're corporate criminals who are relying on their offshore bank accounts in tax havens so they can just run away even after they get found out. Well they also are breaking into things and stealing shit that way cat burglars, and what not. But yeah my point was the guy walking around with a gun mugging people is not a top criminal at all. He's typically not very bright if he was he would have found other ways to make money, either that or mental or drug issues have led his life down that path. But yes the top criminals are almost all white collar guys that steal things electronically, though drug lords can get up there also Pablo Escobar had so much money he was forced to bury tons of it at his peak he was probably more wealthy than 75% of the poorer countries combined. --- Getting too damn old for this crap! <cite>Monopoman posted [p:981954745] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>thronedfire2 posted... </cite><quote>the top 5% criminals aren't doing armed robbery. they're corporate criminals who are relying on their offshore bank accounts in tax havens so they can just run away even after they get found out.</quote>Well they also are breaking into things and stealing shit that way cat burglars, and what not. But yeah my point was the guy walking around with a gun mugging people is not a top criminal at all. He's typically not very bright if he was he would have found other ways to make money, either that or mental or drug issues have led his life down that path.But yes the top criminals are almost all white collar guys that steal things electronically, though drug lords can get up there also Pablo Escobar had so much money he was forced to bury tons of it at his peak he was probably more wealthy than 75% of the poorer countries combined.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Thermador446 09/01/24 9:02:34 PM #23:	ReturnOfDevsman posted... Jeez, how you gonna shoot someone over a watch? It's really sad that this is something you have to worry about. We are now living in a world where you are lucky every day you don't get machine gunned daily in the USA --- "While you were wasting your time castrating a priceless antique, I was systematically feeding babies to hungry mutated puppies!" -The Monarch <cite>Thermador446 posted [p:981955103] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>ReturnOfDevsman posted... </cite><quote>Jeez, how you gonna shoot someone over a watch?It's really sad that this is something you have to worry about.</quote>We are now living in a world where you are lucky every day you don't get machine gunned daily in the USA</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CE_gonna_CE 09/01/24 9:08:31 PM #24:	Cornmuffins posted... Stop https://youtu.be/xkU9oVGr1KE?si=fqhebgqsKgbYfca7 --- "Creed made better Pearl Jam music than Pearl Jam did" - shockthemonkey <cite>CE_gonna_CE posted [p:981955150] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>Cornmuffins posted... </cite><quote>Stop</quote>https://youtu.be/xkU9oVGr1KE?si=fqhebgqsKgbYfca7</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ClayGuida 09/02/24 10:31:24 PM #25:	https://twitter.com/svqjournalist/status/1830767339287257278 "Am I gonna die?" That's rough. --- lolAmerica <cite>ClayGuida posted [p:981967821] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>https://twitter.com/svqjournalist/status/1830767339287257278"Am I gonna die?"That's rough. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
tripleh213 09/02/24 10:35:21 PM #26:	That's crazy --- Bucks World Champions 2021 PS4 looks great <cite>tripleh213 posted [p:981967858] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>That's crazy </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
02fran 09/06/24 7:55:00 AM #27:	Baron_Ox posted... damn, I hope he recovers fully. <cite>02fran posted [p:982013340] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>Baron_Ox posted... </cite><quote>damn, I hope he recovers fully.</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Were_Wyrm 09/06/24 8:13:39 AM #28:	Dude got out of the hospital and the next day was back at the 49ers facilities working out. --- I was a God, Valeria. I found it...beneath me. - Dr. Doom https://i.imgur.com/0EJvC4l.jpg <cite>Were_Wyrm posted [p:982013428] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>Dude got out of the hospital and the next day was back at the 49ers facilities working out.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Baron_Ox 09/06/24 6:01:19 PM #29:	nice. sounds like the Niners drafted Wolverine --- "I could never encapsulate all my cosmicality on my own." - mr. MFN eXquire. https://imgur.com/4CDGncR <cite>Baron_Ox posted [p:982019668] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>nice. sounds like the Niners drafted Wolverine </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
02fran 09/08/24 7:26:24 PM #30:	Were_Wyrm posted... Dude got out of the hospital and the next day was back at the 49ers facilities working out. awesome <cite>02fran posted [p:982046693] in San Franci... [t:80838637]...</cite> <quote>Were_Wyrm posted... </cite><quote>Dude got out of the hospital and the next day was back at the 49ers facilities working out.</quote>awesome</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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