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"ztodaro" - 30/06/2017 20:00
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Great! Now you have a DNA sample of the criminal to give to the cops.
That’s a good thought, but are the cops going to deploy the DNA lab for Almost Grand Theft Auto?
With the caked blood on your door, you ought to put on Juggalo make-up and offer rides to hitchhikers.
They will probably sue you for hospital bills , pain and suffering and loss work.
They might have the same car and couldn't get the key out when they realized their mistake
Okay, but I'm not going to just force my key in because I know I'm screwed if I break it. The person that put so much force into shoving their key in that they made their hand bleed, is apparently an idiot no matter how you look at it.
True story, back in the days I mistaken another person's car for my own. It was same make, same model, and same color as mine. How did I find out? I unlocked the door with my own key and felt the seat was in a different position. It was a 1984 Toyota Corolla hatchback, I guess they just made the keys like chicken nuggets. Only eight different keys cut.
ooops... Time to leave the state.
Bloody hell, you have got some evidence right there!
Hey! Free DNA sample! You can catch the jerk quicker! He just signed his own arrest warrant for you!
Great! Now you have a DNA sample of the criminal to give to the cops.
That’s a good thought, but are the cops going to deploy the DNA lab for Almost Grand Theft Auto?