Black Smoke Cloud Over London 7 Times More Likely To Be Arrested »
Posted By ind06 10 months ago in HumorA study released today reveals that the London Metropolitan Police are 7 times more likely to arrest a black cloud of smoke, such as the one that loomed over London last week, than a common white or gray smokestack from, say, a middle-class suburban house-fire.
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ind0610 months ago
In Related News: Clouds of purple smoke 10 times more likely to be seen as "having something to do with Prince".
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cowboygrandpa10 months ago
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Man am I glad you said that.
I thought I was having a flash back of the purple haze days. I kept hearing Jimi saying over and over are you experienced??
I was looking everywhere for the watchtower, so I could find my foxxy lady.
Whewwwwwww !!!!!
Glad it was just some purple smoke from prince.
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chevydog10 months ago
Of course they are. Black clouds are unlucky. You shouldn't walk under one.
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White clouds mean cheer.
Gray clouds mean a so-so day.
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chevydog10 months ago
Think that the figures show something like 92.8% of black clouds give off lightning or hail, besides rain. And the black clouds rain on white cats, making them black. These newly black cats wander the city, disrupting things everywhere. Black clouds are nothing but trouble.
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BronxBomber10 months ago
What is this? I notice you never finish you're sentence in the threads....at a loss of words? or has the cat got you're tongue?
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