by metatron 9 Replies latest jw friends
Some of you may remember the atmosphere of panic and fear that accompanied
the great blackout in the '60's.
How times have changed!
The mayor of Detroit was pleased that crime seems to have decreased
during the outage. All in all, times have changed for the better.
metatron
Say WHAT? Didn't they know it was jist too DANG HOT ta get out der and hustle up some rustle this time? Felt like a nukular meldown out der! Evybody's shorts was stuck in dey cracks an' sweat runnin' down in dey eyes....can't SEE nuffin' ta steal dat way, dude!
Frannie B
I looted like crazy! I got fourteen television sets!!!
ROTFLMAO @ Frannie you are too funny
Shamus, I got me a new stereo and a new dvd player...let's riot!!!
Woohoo!!!
~Aztec
Last thing I heard via radio: 38 major arrests, considered "crimes of opportunity".
But....Ottawa, the nation's capital, experienced some horrendous crimes. I stand to be corrected, but I believe to (2) murders and a multitude of arrests.
Keep in mind, Ottawa is much smaller than Toronto.
Nonetheless, this is most unusual for Ottawa. Generally, a peaceful, picturesque city (metro 1 million).
I guess I'm looking at US cities with a different standard of crime to start with, than Canada.
metatron
Hiya, Chachasmum! Glad to meetcha here....I've started to reply to some of your posts several times, but always seemed to have run out of my posting limit...and then when I got back on, I lost track of where you were....I enjoy reading your posts, too, cherie! Thanks!
Frannie B
http://www.detnow.com/news/0308161101.html
According to Kilpatrick, only 6 felony arrests, attributable to the blackout, were made Friday night.
Yeah, Detroit did okay. Better than Ottawa anyway...LOL! I love Hockeytown!
~Aztec
This time the police knew how to act.
