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porkabye Duluth, United States

Today, upon arriving at a town festival, I was immediately singled out by a rent-a-cop. He began questioning if I had been drinking, saying he smelt it on my breath. He smelt his own breath. FML

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"No, sir, it's you who stinks of booze." I wonder how that went down.

Ask him you could borrow his beer goggles since he must have the latest generation. You know, the ones that affect your sense of smell.

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Whoever smelt it dealt it?

I'm surprised he didn't smell bacon.

bookie1981 7

That may explain why he's a rent-a-cop and not on the police force.

I swear to drink I'm not god.

Vanshikap 24

Make him take a field sobriety test, OP!

I guess you could say he was (dramatic pause) ... Drunk with power.

What do we want? A follow up.. When do we want it ? Now.

drinking is a crime?

it is at certain events and in public (in some areas)

Did he give you your Miranda Lambert rights. You have the right to remain silent, but if you give up that right, maybe you could sing a little. You have the right to be accompanied. I have a harmonica present.

*smelled A smelt is a baby fish of sorts.

Both smelt and smelled are grammatically correct.

rocker_chick23 27

Here's a guide to common words and how they are spelled in Canada and the UK. Smelt=smelled spelt=spelled favourite= favorite colour=color recognise= recognize organise= organize. You understand?