James Anthony

@_giftedsims Oh hey

Hey you ☺️

@oldcoughdrops @nifeth Girl why can’t we ever be serious.

@nifeth I know lawrence not talking about working

🎬not suitable for work

@Simi_2210_ 13

Psychology Test How many Holes are in the Socks?

@HistorianUSA1 I hate these cause you never get the result

Florida traffic stop of the year 😂 Dude gets pulled over for his custom Joker “Raider Nation” license plate frame and immediately hits the officer with: “I’m a third-year law student. This isn’t something you wanna do.” Bro really thought he graduated summa cum laude from the University of Google School of Law with a minor in sovereign-citizen YouTube videos. Refuses to hand over his license, demands the watch commander, claims it’s all a “civil traffic stop” with “no lawful reason” to open the door. The officer said “bet” and introduced him to the real final exam. Handcuffs were the only diploma that dropped that day. 👮 🚘

@datizem @datiCEguy_ Saying foster care is nothing like this when this is a true story is ignorant. Use your brain and say not all foster care is like this.

@datiCEguy_ Yeah, foster care is nothing like that lol

He is such a mischievous child 🤦🏽‍♂️

@KingTunde_SZN 16

How many holes are in shirt? No one has been able to get correctly Winner gets $5,000 Ends in 24 hours

@Chimpnouts Hmmmmm I’m upset with her

This is surprising. Said nobody.

@GigglingGanon It seems like they are looking for issues they welcomed the cops back.

Woman loses her mind over being on camera decided to destroy property and got treated to two cans of spray. ​We are at the United States Post Office in South Pasadena, California, where this incident involved a physical confrontation, damaged equipment, and a deployment of pepper spray. ​The incident began inside the post office lobby, where the cameraman was filming in public exercising his constitutional rights. A female customer inside the lobby objected to being recorded, leading to a brief but tense verbal exchange. ​The situation rapidly escalated when the woman took it upon herself to grab and damage the cameraman*s recording equipment. The confrontation spilled outside onto the post office steps, where she grabbed onto the cameraman's monopod. During the physical struggle over the gear, the cameraman deployed pepper spray directly at her to break her grip and regain control of his equipment but not before she commits battery. Officers from the South Pasadena Police Department arrived on the scene shortly after. Following a review of the cell phone footage captured during the encounter, police issued the woman a criminal citation on the scene for misdemeanor battery and vandalism (the cameraman noted his $400 monopod was broken during the scuffle). True to form from law enforcement from California where they allow criminals to b get away with anything they want. You can bet if the roles were reversed they would have put the guy in cuffs. ​While a citation was issued, the local police department cannot formally file charges; instead, the case packet was forwarded to the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office (Alhambra Branch) for review. Public records do not currently show a formal update on whether the DA pursued prosecution or declined the case, which is common in complex misdemeanor altercations involving mutual allegations of assault and self-defense. ​ What are your thoughts on how this situation was handled? Are you surprised by the lack of action from the local PD?

Can’t be serious

@RLfieldsjr Rude lol

@Nothinbuttreble Got to do your research.

Praying for strength to resist fearful thoughts that try to tell me things are always gonna be terrible and that I'm not gonna make it

@LookAtDustin "I don't recall my answer" to everything now.

S/o to the friendships that are strong enough to withstand busy spells, mood swings, and weird distant phases. True friendship is rare man.

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