Night of Gaming With Convict Forces Judge Off Bench
- Thread starter Tom Goldman
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Wow, they must have an odd relationship. So it's convictions on weekdays and videogaming on the weekends?
Only thing that would make this funnier is if the judge was a fan of Phoenix Wright.
But I suppose that was the point of the article picture.
But I suppose that was the point of the article picture.
Thats strange, they played Wii Sports and Halo on a Playstation 3? Obvious lie is obvious. Methinks they were snorking coke off a hookers chest.
Judge: "Alright buddy, keep committing crime. I'll make sure you get light sentences, and you help me earn a paycheck".
Criminal: "Sure. Sounds Cool. Just keep them light, alright?"
Why does this scenario feel VERY likely to have happened in one form or the other?
Criminal: "Sure. Sounds Cool. Just keep them light, alright?"
Why does this scenario feel VERY likely to have happened in one form or the other?
Sadly, this probably isn't all that interesting. Judge sentences criminal. By chance, they meet again, and start a friendship. Criminal realizes that the judge was just doing his job. We think its interesting because a video game brought them together. Later, judge is supposed to sentence criminal, but doesn't judge the case because of CoI. They remain friends. But then theres a car accident that will inevitably lead to a lot of public scrutiny, regardless of the judges innocence, so he figures he might as well take his retirement now.
Check again.FallenJellyDoughnut said:
Carico had the 360 and the Wii at his place. They played those systems after playing the PS3 at Hubbards house.Tom Goldman said:
These guys must really love video games they spent all night together playing Halo 3 and Wii Sports on the PS3. Are we sure these two men aren't using gaming as a cover story for some other more taboo behavior? I think these two "buddies" were exhausted for an entirely different reason.Tom Goldman said:
So did the judge resign because he was friends with a criminal, or DID HE JUST RESIGN BECAUSE PEOPLE NOW KNOW HE PLAYS VIDEO GAMES?
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/101699-ECA-President-Lawmakers-Know-Anti-Videogame-Bills-Wont-Pass
As we all know, video games are currently the "new media that old people who vote are afraid of for no rational reason." I'd seriously put money on him quitting just because the public knows he likes to pretend-shoot things.
And the fact that he pretend-shoots things with a guy who IS A CRIMINAL BECAUSE VIDEO GAMES HAVE ALREADY CORRUPTED HIM was only going to make his life worse.
See? When trying to understand law and politics, you have to think like you were born in 1935. In that part of the Deep South that didn't have running water or electricity until 1960.
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/101699-ECA-President-Lawmakers-Know-Anti-Videogame-Bills-Wont-Pass
As we all know, video games are currently the "new media that old people who vote are afraid of for no rational reason." I'd seriously put money on him quitting just because the public knows he likes to pretend-shoot things.
And the fact that he pretend-shoots things with a guy who IS A CRIMINAL BECAUSE VIDEO GAMES HAVE ALREADY CORRUPTED HIM was only going to make his life worse.
See? When trying to understand law and politics, you have to think like you were born in 1935. In that part of the Deep South that didn't have running water or electricity until 1960.
Oh that's a good one, but this might fit better.DeadlyYellow said:
damn it your has mine in it, never mind your is better.
