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Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
News patrol!
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Date: July 21, 2014 08:28AM
Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
http://www.insidenova.com/news/crime_police/fairfax/woman-calls-police-after-spurning-advances-of-stranger-in-vienna/article_da0d682c-0e8f-11e4-87f4-0019bb2963f4.html
A customer at Advanced Auto Parts, 311 Maple Ave., E., told Vienna police on July 8 at 4:35 p.m. that she and a male customer had become engaged in small talk, but when the small talk changed to an invitation from the man to stay with him at the beach, she began to feel uncomfortable.
The male customer left the area before police arrived, authorities said.
http://www.insidenova.com/news/crime_police/fairfax/woman-calls-police-after-spurning-advances-of-stranger-in-vienna/article_da0d682c-0e8f-11e4-87f4-0019bb2963f4.html
A customer at Advanced Auto Parts, 311 Maple Ave., E., told Vienna police on July 8 at 4:35 p.m. that she and a male customer had become engaged in small talk, but when the small talk changed to an invitation from the man to stay with him at the beach, she began to feel uncomfortable.
The male customer left the area before police arrived, authorities said.
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
strings
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Date: July 21, 2014 09:09AM
How many times is this going to be posted? Don't you posters even read each other's stuff?
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
Alexander Smith
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Date: July 21, 2014 09:14AM
Most retarded woman of Vienna award...
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
Hannity
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Date: July 21, 2014 09:15AM
A guy hit on a woman at an auto supply shop! We have the shocking and disturbing store survalance video on Hannity tonight on Fox News. Set your DVRs!
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
Huh??
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Date: July 21, 2014 09:16AM
strings Wrote:
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> How many times is this going to be posted? Don't
> you posters even read each other's stuff?
What are you talking about? This wasn't posted anywhere else was it?
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> How many times is this going to be posted? Don't
> you posters even read each other's stuff?
What are you talking about? This wasn't posted anywhere else was it?
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
Parts is parts
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Date: July 21, 2014 09:24AM
Probably a coked-up mattress salesman from the adjacent strip mall...you have to feel sorry for them.
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
Eeek a white mouse
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Date: July 21, 2014 10:12AM
Typical ivory-tower, fearful Vienna woman. The guy probably just tipped his cap to her and said hello, so she fumbles in her purse for her phone to call 911.
Does that Nerdlinger,Erdlinger--whatever her name was--woman shop in Vienna?
Does that Nerdlinger,Erdlinger--whatever her name was--woman shop in Vienna?
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
Hearing Plus
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Date: July 21, 2014 10:14AM
I think the conversation was misheard. He really said "I'm going. Stay here, you bitch."
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
Mr. Conservative
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Date: July 21, 2014 10:15AM
A single woman in an auto parts store is just askin for it.
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
go figure
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Date: July 21, 2014 10:55AM
She couldn't have been hot. Hot women are hit on all the time and they are used to it. Hot women don't call the police after a schmuck hits on them in a store.
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
4uXjU
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Date: July 21, 2014 11:48AM
News patrol! Wrote:
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> Woman calls police after spurning advances of
> stranger in Vienna
> http://www.insidenova.com/news/crime_police/fairfa
> x/woman-calls-police-after-spurning-advances-of-st
> ranger-in-vienna/article_da0d682c-0e8f-11e4-87f4-0
> 019bb2963f4.html
>
> A customer at Advanced Auto Parts, 311 Maple Ave.,
> E., told Vienna police on July 8 at 4:35 p.m. that
> she and a male customer had become engaged in
> small talk, but when the small talk changed to an
> invitation from the man to stay with him at the
> beach, she began to feel uncomfortable.
>
> The male customer left the area before police
> arrived, authorities said.
her not wishing a dating offer is whimsy
it's illegal to use armed forces (police) to enforce whimsy
(don't tell misandrous fx co gov that: they think their every whimsy is enforceable)
the girl should exercise caution, all should, but take no action. not wishing to be asked out is whimsy
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> Woman calls police after spurning advances of
> stranger in Vienna
> http://www.insidenova.com/news/crime_police/fairfa
> x/woman-calls-police-after-spurning-advances-of-st
> ranger-in-vienna/article_da0d682c-0e8f-11e4-87f4-0
> 019bb2963f4.html
>
> A customer at Advanced Auto Parts, 311 Maple Ave.,
> E., told Vienna police on July 8 at 4:35 p.m. that
> she and a male customer had become engaged in
> small talk, but when the small talk changed to an
> invitation from the man to stay with him at the
> beach, she began to feel uncomfortable.
>
> The male customer left the area before police
> arrived, authorities said.
her not wishing a dating offer is whimsy
it's illegal to use armed forces (police) to enforce whimsy
(don't tell misandrous fx co gov that: they think their every whimsy is enforceable)
the girl should exercise caution, all should, but take no action. not wishing to be asked out is whimsy
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
KhVm7
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Date: July 21, 2014 11:50AM
there is sometiems policy (or wisdom) store employees can't date each other. that certainly doesn't apply to customers
the only thing complainable would be if the person repeatedly (differing days not buying shit) used the fact she had to be their to his advantage. that would be "under-handed" and cause for civil complain - not criminal comaplaint you fucking idiots
the only thing complainable would be if the person repeatedly (differing days not buying shit) used the fact she had to be their to his advantage. that would be "under-handed" and cause for civil complain - not criminal comaplaint you fucking idiots
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
Big Chief Water Faucet
()
Date: July 21, 2014 12:00PM
her not wishing a dating offer is whimsy
it's illegal to use armed forces (police) to enforce whimsy
(don't tell misandrous fx co gov that: they think their every whimsy is enforceable)
the girl should exercise caution, all should, but take no action. not wishing to be asked out is whimsy
Makes sense to me...but, of course, I'm on anti-psychotic drugs...
it's illegal to use armed forces (police) to enforce whimsy
(don't tell misandrous fx co gov that: they think their every whimsy is enforceable)
the girl should exercise caution, all should, but take no action. not wishing to be asked out is whimsy
Makes sense to me...but, of course, I'm on anti-psychotic drugs...
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
kmycH
()
Date: July 21, 2014 12:09PM
strings Wrote:
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> How many times is this going to be posted? Don't
> you posters even read each other's stuff?
Most of us do, but retards like News Patrol are simply spammers who don't really care whether something is off topic or has been posted before.
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> How many times is this going to be posted? Don't
> you posters even read each other's stuff?
Most of us do, but retards like News Patrol are simply spammers who don't really care whether something is off topic or has been posted before.
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
have to ask
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Date: July 21, 2014 12:13PM
What was Meade's sister Gretchen doing in Vienna, anyways?
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
kate.smith
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Date: July 21, 2014 12:28PM
Uhh, he had a SUV so not hot, that's why I called the cops.
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
a well deserved outing
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Date: July 21, 2014 12:30PM
Can we get some info on this dumb bitch, who should have her 911 privileges banned.
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
Noyoudint
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Date: July 21, 2014 12:42PM
The males customer said he wouldn't mind toeing her.
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Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
How is this spamming?
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Date: July 21, 2014 01:41PM
kmycH Wrote:
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> strings Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > How many times is this going to be posted?
> Don't
> > you posters even read each other's stuff?
>
> Most of us do, but retards like News Patrol are
> simply spammers who don't really care whether
> something is off topic or has been posted before.
How is this spamming? It's a new story from Vienna, which is in Fairfax county. Definitely not an "Offtopic". Offtopic is for things unrelated to Fairfax or the other forums.
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> strings Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > How many times is this going to be posted?
> Don't
> > you posters even read each other's stuff?
>
> Most of us do, but retards like News Patrol are
> simply spammers who don't really care whether
> something is off topic or has been posted before.
How is this spamming? It's a new story from Vienna, which is in Fairfax county. Definitely not an "Offtopic". Offtopic is for things unrelated to Fairfax or the other forums.
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
Cut the Police Budget
()
Date: July 21, 2014 02:37PM
The fact that the police even showed up for this non-event is evidence that they have WAY too much time on their hands.
The fact that they bothered to write a report about it means their budget should be drastically reduced.
Vienna's Finest? I think not.
The fact that they bothered to write a report about it means their budget should be drastically reduced.
Vienna's Finest? I think not.
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
Finest of Fairfax
()
Date: July 21, 2014 02:42PM
Cut the Police Budget Wrote:
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> The fact that the police even showed up for this
> non-event is evidence that they have WAY too much
> time on their hands.
> The fact that they bothered to write a report
> about it means their budget should be drastically
> reduced.
> Vienna's Finest? I think not.
It was a young woman calling, police have to show up, at least to see what she looks like.
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> The fact that the police even showed up for this
> non-event is evidence that they have WAY too much
> time on their hands.
> The fact that they bothered to write a report
> about it means their budget should be drastically
> reduced.
> Vienna's Finest? I think not.
It was a young woman calling, police have to show up, at least to see what she looks like.
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
Best Answer!
()
Date: July 21, 2014 03:33PM
Finest of Fairfax Wrote:
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> Cut the Police Budget Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > The fact that the police even showed up for
> this
> > non-event is evidence that they have WAY too
> much
> > time on their hands.
> > The fact that they bothered to write a report
> > about it means their budget should be
> drastically
> > reduced.
> > Vienna's Finest? I think not.
>
>
> It was a young woman calling, police have to show
> up, at least to see what she looks like.
Nailed it!
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> Cut the Police Budget Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > The fact that the police even showed up for
> this
> > non-event is evidence that they have WAY too
> much
> > time on their hands.
> > The fact that they bothered to write a report
> > about it means their budget should be
> drastically
> > reduced.
> > Vienna's Finest? I think not.
>
>
> It was a young woman calling, police have to show
> up, at least to see what she looks like.
Nailed it!
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
Finest of Fairfax
()
Date: July 21, 2014 03:41PM
Best Answer! Wrote:
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> Finest of Fairfax Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Cut the Police Budget Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > The fact that the police even showed up for
> > this
> > > non-event is evidence that they have WAY too
> > much
> > > time on their hands.
> > > The fact that they bothered to write a report
> > > about it means their budget should be
> > drastically
> > > reduced.
> > > Vienna's Finest? I think not.
> >
> >
> > It was a young woman calling, police have to
> show
> > up, at least to see what she looks like.
>
> Nailed it!
I am sure that was part of the motivation.
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> Finest of Fairfax Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Cut the Police Budget Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > The fact that the police even showed up for
> > this
> > > non-event is evidence that they have WAY too
> > much
> > > time on their hands.
> > > The fact that they bothered to write a report
> > > about it means their budget should be
> > drastically
> > > reduced.
> > > Vienna's Finest? I think not.
> >
> >
> > It was a young woman calling, police have to
> show
> > up, at least to see what she looks like.
>
> Nailed it!
I am sure that was part of the motivation.
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
Police Budget
()
Date: July 21, 2014 03:43PM
Finest of Fairfax Wrote:
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> Cut the Police Budget Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > The fact that the police even showed up for
> this
> > non-event is evidence that they have WAY too
> much
> > time on their hands.
> > The fact that they bothered to write a report
> > about it means their budget should be
> drastically
> > reduced.
> > Vienna's Finest? I think not.
>
>
> It was a young woman calling, police have to show
> up, at least to see what she looks like.
Not true. There is no legal duty for the police to respond to any event. That's been established by the Supreme Court (no less) several times.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warren_v._District_of_Columbia
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/28/politics/28scotus.html?_r=0
And from a public-interface standpoint, this story the woman tells is so frivolous that only a lazy, under-worked derelict would respond.
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> Cut the Police Budget Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > The fact that the police even showed up for
> this
> > non-event is evidence that they have WAY too
> much
> > time on their hands.
> > The fact that they bothered to write a report
> > about it means their budget should be
> drastically
> > reduced.
> > Vienna's Finest? I think not.
>
>
> It was a young woman calling, police have to show
> up, at least to see what she looks like.
Not true. There is no legal duty for the police to respond to any event. That's been established by the Supreme Court (no less) several times.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warren_v._District_of_Columbia
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/28/politics/28scotus.html?_r=0
And from a public-interface standpoint, this story the woman tells is so frivolous that only a lazy, under-worked derelict would respond.
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
A Female
()
Date: July 21, 2014 04:44PM
On the face of it, the story sounds ridiculous. But women have to rely on their intuition. Clearly, this women felt that she might be in danger upon leaving the store. Hence, the call to the police to protect her. A woman can tell the difference between a harmless flirtation and a threat. I'd give her the benefit of the doubt.
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
twinkiesrule
()
Date: July 21, 2014 05:06PM
You failed to mention his dong bone fell out of his pants during the discussion.
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
kTvNc
()
Date: July 21, 2014 05:55PM
How is this spamming? Wrote:
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> How is this spamming?
Because there's already two other threads on the subject, three if you count one that lists the Vienna police's weekly crime blotter.
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> How is this spamming?
Because there's already two other threads on the subject, three if you count one that lists the Vienna police's weekly crime blotter.
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
one of the few times...
()
Date: July 21, 2014 06:16PM
News patrol is in the right this time. If there are other threads they have shitty titles, or are in the wrong section.
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
Alexander Smith
()
Date: July 21, 2014 07:25PM
Finest of Fairfax Wrote:
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> Cut the Police Budget Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > The fact that the police even showed up for
> this
> > non-event is evidence that they have WAY too
> much
> > time on their hands.
> > The fact that they bothered to write a report
> > about it means their budget should be
> drastically
> > reduced.
> > Vienna's Finest? I think not.
>
>
> It was a young woman calling, police have to show
> up, at least to see what she looks like.
Haha, you are so right!
Vienna police have unlimited funds and time on their hands, so I guess it only makes sense they would send at least a few oinkers down to check out the lady.
VPD is one of the only departments that is lazier and more funded than FCPD, just a thought for everyone to remember.
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> Cut the Police Budget Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > The fact that the police even showed up for
> this
> > non-event is evidence that they have WAY too
> much
> > time on their hands.
> > The fact that they bothered to write a report
> > about it means their budget should be
> drastically
> > reduced.
> > Vienna's Finest? I think not.
>
>
> It was a young woman calling, police have to show
> up, at least to see what she looks like.
Haha, you are so right!
Vienna police have unlimited funds and time on their hands, so I guess it only makes sense they would send at least a few oinkers down to check out the lady.
VPD is one of the only departments that is lazier and more funded than FCPD, just a thought for everyone to remember.
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
Vienna resident
()
Date: July 21, 2014 08:00PM
Alexander Smith Wrote:
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> Finest of Fairfax Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Cut the Police Budget Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > The fact that the police even showed up for
> > this
> > > non-event is evidence that they have WAY too
> > much
> > > time on their hands.
> > > The fact that they bothered to write a report
> > > about it means their budget should be
> > drastically
> > > reduced.
> > > Vienna's Finest? I think not.
> >
> >
> > It was a young woman calling, police have to
> show
> > up, at least to see what she looks like.
>
>
> Haha, you are so right!
>
> Vienna police have unlimited funds and time on
> their hands, so I guess it only makes sense they
> would send at least a few oinkers down to check
> out the lady.
>
> VPD is one of the only departments that is lazier
> and more funded than FCPD, just a thought for
> everyone to remember.
This is why Vienna taxes are so high.
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> Finest of Fairfax Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Cut the Police Budget Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > The fact that the police even showed up for
> > this
> > > non-event is evidence that they have WAY too
> > much
> > > time on their hands.
> > > The fact that they bothered to write a report
> > > about it means their budget should be
> > drastically
> > > reduced.
> > > Vienna's Finest? I think not.
> >
> >
> > It was a young woman calling, police have to
> show
> > up, at least to see what she looks like.
>
>
> Haha, you are so right!
>
> Vienna police have unlimited funds and time on
> their hands, so I guess it only makes sense they
> would send at least a few oinkers down to check
> out the lady.
>
> VPD is one of the only departments that is lazier
> and more funded than FCPD, just a thought for
> everyone to remember.
This is why Vienna taxes are so high.
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
How is this spamming?
()
Date: July 22, 2014 06:47AM
kTvNc Wrote:
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> How is this spamming? Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > How is this spamming?
>
> Because there's already two other threads on the
> subject, three if you count one that lists the
> Vienna police's weekly crime blotter.
NO there isn't. Where are these so-called other threads? I did a search and none showed up.
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> How is this spamming? Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > How is this spamming?
>
> Because there's already two other threads on the
> subject, three if you count one that lists the
> Vienna police's weekly crime blotter.
NO there isn't. Where are these so-called other threads? I did a search and none showed up.
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
Fred Sanford
()
Date: July 23, 2014 09:49AM
A Female Wrote:
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> On the face of it, the story sounds ridiculous.
> But women have to rely on their intuition.
> Clearly, this women felt that she might be in
> danger upon leaving the store. Hence, the call to
> the police to protect her.
Then you are just a dumb and paranoid as she is.
A woman can tell the
> difference between a harmless flirtation and a
> threat. I'd give her the benefit of the doubt.
What exactly was the "threat, a weekend at the beach? A little forward I will give ya, but definatly not a threat.
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> On the face of it, the story sounds ridiculous.
> But women have to rely on their intuition.
> Clearly, this women felt that she might be in
> danger upon leaving the store. Hence, the call to
> the police to protect her.
Then you are just a dumb and paranoid as she is.
A woman can tell the
> difference between a harmless flirtation and a
> threat. I'd give her the benefit of the doubt.
What exactly was the "threat, a weekend at the beach? A little forward I will give ya, but definatly not a threat.
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
kCNKV
()
Date: July 23, 2014 09:52AM
I wish they would have published the pick-up lines this guy used on her...
"Hey baby, I've got the right PART you need right here."
Or something corny like that.
"Hey baby, I've got the right PART you need right here."
Or something corny like that.
Re: Woman calls police after spurning advances of stranger in Vienna
Posted by:
Pimpin
()
Date: July 23, 2014 09:53AM
kCNKV Wrote:
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> I wish they would have published the pick-up lines
> this guy used on her...
>
> "Hey baby, I've got the right PART you need right
> here."
>
> Or something corny like that.
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> I wish they would have published the pick-up lines
> this guy used on her...
>
> "Hey baby, I've got the right PART you need right
> here."
>
> Or something corny like that.
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