Can someone tell me why the entire city is made out of gingerbread and candy all of a sudden? This is scientifically unsound, even if it is pretty tasty. It kind of reminds me of that children book I read a long time ago.
Also, is it consider vandalism and a crime if someone takes a bite out of the police department?
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And if that's the case, well done. {He's assuming that's your handiwork}
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[Best time to commit crimes, right?]
Yeah, I'm not the culprit who did that. I think it'd be frowned on if a officer was eating their workplace.
[She did eat a piece of a bench on her way over here though...]
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[Snow that was powdered sugar and everything made out of dessert?]
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Citizen charged with property damage and vandalism by eating said edible property?
I wonder if everyone is indulging in eating city property?
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And cheers to whomever bit the pleeze department.
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I don't think they'll be too pleased when they're fined for destruction of city property. Edible or not.
[Yeah, you're going to for eating a edible establishment.]
I hope people can control themselves, no matter how delicious some of these buildings look.
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So if someone chooses to eat their own appliances, is that still destructution of city property? I hardly think we own the appliances, being that people just wander into cottages.
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Considering they're in your home I wouldn't think it would be. Which is far different than taking a bite out of a police department or even the courthouse.
I don't make the laws, I just enforce them. Even if it's under silly circumstances.
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Right. I guess we'll be taking a bite out of crime since they took a bite out of our precinct.
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That's just how the cookie crumbles, isn't it? Let's not mince words. Give me the details on the scene of the crime. I want you to turnover and inspect every detail!
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