Yeah, and people in hell want icewater.

[smackaholic]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/luigi ... TobArticle

Poor Luigi wants his laptop, huh?

There are some kids out there that want their dad, but they can't have him because you pumped a few rounds into him a while back.

Enjoy prison, you POS. You're gonna be there a while.

[Biggie]

To be
able to adequately
prepare a defense, Mangione must be
allowed to review
the relevant documents.
As long as the computer is properly configured, there is
little prejudice to the rights of the prosecuting authority.
Know what I mean?

Sent from my iPhone using TapatAlK

[Diego in Seattle]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/luigi ... TobArticle

Poor Luigi wants his laptop, huh?

There are some kids out there that want their dad, but they can't have him because you pumped a few rounds into him a while back.

And there were lots of moms, dads & kids who were wanted by their loved ones but they aren't around anymore because United Healthcare didn't want to pay for necessary treatments (as deemed by actual physicians & specialists).

FAFO

That said, the only type of computer that might possibly be allowed in the jail would be one that has zero internet connection. It's too much of a security risk to allow such devices into the jails.

Sorry clones, he's not going to be signing up here.

[Mikey]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/luigi ... TobArticle


That said, the only type of computer that might possibly be allowed in the jail would be one that has zero internet connection. It's too much of a security risk to allow such devices into the jails.

Well yeah. It’s too much of a security risk to allow the SecDef to have one.

[Diego in Seattle]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/luigi ... TobArticle


That said, the only type of computer that might possibly be allowed in the jail would be one that has zero internet connection. It's too much of a security risk to allow such devices into the jails.

Well yeah. It’s too much of a security risk to allow the SecDef to have one.

What if an ignition interlock device is installed on it?

[Smackie Chan]

RACK Biggie

[88BuckeyeGrad]

RACK Biggie

Indeed. But they could give him a pad of paper and a pen too. Worked for hundreds of years before laptop computers were invented, just sayin.

[Mikey]

Well yeah. It’s too much of a security risk to allow the SecDef to have one.

What if an ignition interlock device is installed on it?

Then he’d be completely cut off.

[Mikey]

RACK Biggie

Indeed. But they could give him a pad of paper and a pen too. Worked for hundreds of years before laptop computers were invented, just sayin.

They don’t teach that in school anymore.

But he might be able to find an on line course.

[Diego in Seattle]

RACK Biggie

Indeed. But they could give him a pad of paper and a pen too. Worked for hundreds of years before laptop computers were invented, just sayin.

They don’t teach that in school anymore.

Is writing in cursive considered encrypted communication these days?

[HighPlainsGrifter]

RACK Biggie

Indeed. I read it in a Johnny Cochran voice and felt like it was 1994 all over again.

[Smackie Chan]

Indeed. I read it in a Johnny Cochran voice and felt like it was 1994 all over again.

I’m sure JC would be down with Biggie’s take.

[Dr_Phibes]

all fled, all gone
spare Luigi from the pyre
his Big Mac uneaten
your healthcare expires

[HighPlainsGrifter]

That's not a haiku.

Sin,
python