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I think there should be a ban on stories on body parts.
They only lead to bad puns.

Ahh!!! ... quick, get the nail polish remover!  :buggedout:

You know, this is what happens when you act like a dick. 

Dare I use the phrase "screw up"???

I say he got what was coming to him   

well, that what I call a sticky situation  :lookingup:

I find it amusing.  Just think of converstation between him & the police/medical personal that responds to this situation.

Well he got a bit "cocky" didn't he.

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Oh well, I guess they had to cut the prick loose eventually, hey?  :teddyr:

In South Africa, we would say: "He felt a real tottie, didn't he?" Tottie being a slang word for the male organ.  :smile:

Jeez, what a crybaby. He brought it on himself, and he ultimately suffered no harm other than embarrassment. They did little more than play a prank on him after he was deliberately deceiving and ripping them off. And he brings criminal charges. That takes some nerve.

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Now THAT'S Entertainment.

Have you ever had a part of your body glued to something?  It REALLY REALLY SUCKS.

Still, when it's a result of some really scummy dealings on his part, he's got a lot of nerve calling the cops on them. You play with fire, sometimes you get burned. Learn from the experience and move on. Be thankful all they did was glue it.

The guy is obviously a scumbag who conned women out of money, but I didn't realize kidnapping and torture were acceptable responses to that.   :question:

I don't really feel much sympathy for either side in this case.

No, it's not an acceptable response. I just don't think he has any business complaining when his chickens come home to roost, so to speak. Mind you, with everything he has done, I admit calling him a hypocrite or unsportsmanlike would be kind of absurd. I just miss the days when the cops might have said, "serves you right" then given the ladies a warning and that would have been that, except for the retelling of the story among cops for years to come. Don't think I'm saying laws shouldn't be applied consistently. It was just nice in the days when the cop on the street had some leeway to decide the guy got what was coming to him. The charges are just petty retaliation at taxpayers' expense.

I think he might have gotten off lightly...what iof they had stapled it?

Isn't that a sign that it all worked out even in the end?   :bouncegiggle:

Heh, guess so!   :thumbup: