He'll be impossible to apprehend if he puts on the fly camo thoughMonshroud said:Well you may not find him if he remembers to put on his special camo clothes and make-up.
He'll be impossible to apprehend if he puts on the fly camo thoughMonshroud said:Well you may not find him if he remembers to put on his special camo clothes and make-up.
Dammit, you beat me to it...Littaly said:Treiber? Treiber?! Treibeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeer!
Don't forget the holographic exclamation mark generators build into their foreheads.CantFaketheFunk said:The prison break has caused embarrassment in French officials, who have been unable to explain how a simple cardboard box could fool guards who have been fitted with the latest nanomachines and given genetic therapy that renders them superhuman (with the drawback that they can only see twenty or so feet in front of them).
Well not really, he was probably born in America, his father, Solid Snake, aka Big Boss, was also American, his surrogate mother, Eve, was Russian or something like that, and the women whose eggs were used as a recipient for BBs sperm was Japanese; she was also the assistant to the doctor who oversaw the cloning project, that's how he got her to do it, he said he's fire her if she didn't.Griever18 said:This just in: Solid Snake is French.
What? This is an internet game forum! We know no solemnity here!Mechanical Cat Fish said:A lot of people are praising this guy, and I agree that escaping disguised as a box is pretty impressive but... he's suspected of two murders. Someone said 'let him go'... I mean, isn't that completely insane and a mockery of the French justice system and perhaps all justice systems? Still pretty impressive, but luck to those trying to catch him.
What about all those fellas on death row? 10 years waiting to be found guilty, wouldn't really call that a speedy trial.somekindarobot said:Five years awaiting conviction? I guess the French constitution doesn't have the right to a speedy trial like ours does.
...What? They've already been found guilty if they're on death row. They're waiting for death sentence to be executed, which is not guaranteed to be speedy.KnowYourOnion said:What about all those fellas on death row? 10 years waiting to be found guilty, wouldn't really call that a speedy trial.
Most of the time the death sentence takes so long because of the appeals process. Lawyers file lots of appeals after someone is given the death penalty. Plus, it might let other evidence flesh out that could overturn the verdict.Crimsane said:...What? They've already been found guilty if they're on death row. They're waiting for death sentence to be executed, which is not guaranteed to be speedy.KnowYourOnion said:What about all those fellas on death row? 10 years waiting to be found guilty, wouldn't really call that a speedy trial.
Crimsane said:...What? They've already been found guilty if they're on death row. They're waiting for death sentence to be executed, which is not guaranteed to be speedy.KnowYourOnion said:What about all those fellas on death row? 10 years waiting to be found guilty, wouldn't really call that a speedy trial.