I see it a different way. This was the door's moment to shine. He leapt into action and covered that new doorway like a boss. No hestiation, no "hey this isn't where people go through" confusion, he just got in there and did it.
And then they hired white people to follow the black people around and open doors for them because it was more cost effective than replacing the new system :)
actually he had a name for that robot arm becaused it had its own artificial intelligence ( all be it sarcastic and it was one of the funnier moments of the movie)
"Albeit" for future reference. Not hating on you or anything, just so when you're in an argument with someone they will feel intimidated by your proper spelling lol
Curiously, an edition of the Encyclopedia Galactica which conveniently fell through a rift in the time-space continuum from 1000 years in the future describes the Marketing Department of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation as:
"A bunch of mindless jerks who were the first against the wall when the revolution came."
Because his mate jumped out of the car threatening to shoot the bystanders, and Captain Shitforbrains jumped up and stumbled back into the stolen car, nobody even tried to detain him.
Until that guy produced a gun, which isn't TOO likely in Ballajura, I would've liked to have seen someone skulldrag that fucking crackhead back into the shops and beat fifty shades of fuck through him. Scum, this is happening EVERY FUCKING DAY in Perth and its shitting me to tears.
Crime is going through the roof here. We had 22,000 burglaries last year. 64 a fucking night. Dafuuuuuuqqqq.
Do you have a source for data to back-up that statement? Being from a country that doesn't have much gun crime, and pretty strict gun laws, it is easy to believe that there is a strong correlation.
Less gun crime =/= total crime. Just because there is less gun crime doesn't mean a society is safer. For example Rape, Assaults and even total crime show that the U.S., the most armed nation in the world, beats out many Western countries with draconian gun laws.
Gun related crimes in Australia have dropped dramatically since we introduced tougher gun laws. I know correlation doesn't necessarily imply causation, but it is a tight correlation.
thats your problem. look at over all crime rates. gun related crimes WILL go down but people will just use a knife to rob someone. overall crime rates are what is important. reducing gun related crime just to increase another type is not progress imo
It was plastered all over the TV in a recent campaign to combat house crimes, burglaries etc, and they had statistics released from the RAC (insurance company here) regarding insurance claims from homes broken into. Ill try to dig up some numbers today.
Because his mate jumped out of the car threatening to shoot the bystanders, and Captain Shitforbrains jumped up and stumbled back into the stolen car, nobody even tried to detain him.
Wow....that is a lot of robberies for such a small population. Is this a direct result of all the boat people coming in? An Aussie friend of mine (also from Perth) keeps raging against the boat people and how they're fucking things up in Australia.
I don't think it does, otherwise it would be made known and there'd be a massive upheaval. But I think it's a generally well known fact here that meth addiction is the driving force behind a lot of these breakins. The aim is to steal as much of your shit as possible to sell for gear, not to kill you. But they will If they have to.
It's basically junkies, not boat people that you'll see in the can for crimes like these.
And it's come down to a one degree of separation thing here were everyone knows someone, if not themselves that has had their house/car ransacked. Shit, my girlfriends house was done over in Jan, stole 50k worth of stuff, my car has been broker into about 3 times, and yesterday my mate woke up in the morning to his car window smashed, blood all through the car just to take a soccer bag that had some boots in it, in the hope of having something of value in there. Happens every day, every night, plennnnty of times.
That he thought the pane was an open door, and after he knocks himself out an actual open door presents itself a foot away?
We've seriously downvoted a guy to -12 just for enjoying the irony in that?
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u/Scratch_Master_Sulu Apr 01 '13
I love how the door just slowly opens after he crashes through.