But it didn't flow out natural it was plain this day you know. He's a bad actor. I ain't gonna fall for the banana tailpipe it's gonna come out. It's gonna be full flow.
if you want to figure it out, the test is ... everything, literally everything you go through is a test specifically for you, custom designed; realize this and realize that you are constantly being observed in everything you do and even all your thoughts are seen, yes, you are in a test, it's true, choose wisely, have faith, do the right thing, believe the gospel and have eternal life. God blesses everyone.
Is this man who crashed through victor mainland window who disabled an unmark unit with a banana 🍌 who lured taggart and Rosemont into a gross dereliction of duty at a strip tease establishment it's Rosewood Sir 😂 yes sir is the gentleman who ruined the buffet at the Harrow club this morning yes sir I just bet you are the pride of your department in Detroit
"..who lured Taggart and Rosemont into a gross dereliction of duty at a striptease establishment." The Chief doesn't care that 'this man' halted a major robbery.
Rosewood to Bogomil”Sir..” Taggert:”Billy” Rosewood”Well it seems like Foley has enough to warrant “ Bogomil”Would you like to explain that to the Chief?” Rosewood”No sir” Bogomil”Then I suggest you get moving”😂😂😂😂I LOVE this movie. I fucking LOVE everyone in it❤️❤️❤️
The comments about water on an electrical fire, and observing realistic and sane electrical safety, are bang on the money. Less than a week ago I was visting a friend whom I sometimes help for money (odd jobs around the house etc). While sorting the mail, I heard a buzzing noise from outside that sounded like a june bug, plus smelled smoke. I was suspicious of the smoke, but after checking inside the house and looking thru the window, didn't think anything of it and went back to my work. My task completed, I went out on the patio to investigate the buzzing noise, which sounded like the world's largest junebug plus a hissing noise that sounded like water or steam. It had been raining cats and dogs here and the ground was still wet and the plants wet and the patio concrete had puddles on the floor. I saw, hidden under some overgrown plants, what appeared to be glowing orange embers in a metal tray underneath a standard round black BBQ on wheels, through which the plants had grown. The noise was coming from these "embers" and there was smoke curling up from them. They were obviously trying to ignite the tiny wood sticks and twigs which had fallen down from the plants into the tray, but were ao saturated with water they wouldn't ignite. I noticed the end of an extension cord with an ultrasonic bug deterrent attached nearby and surmise this had started the smoldering. However I couldn't tell if the power was coming from a cord or a battery. I found a dry decorative bamboo stick and was about to poke at the "embers" when my wisdom kicked in and said "NO!" I was about to call the fire dept but also worrying if they would arrive in time before a fire started, and then I said a little prayer asking for help and insight. Immediately the answer came: look for a source of power. Directly behind the bush was a double electrical outlet with a triple tap (with 3 cords) below and a single cord plugged in above. Making sure I was not physically touching anything wet or stepping in a puddle, I grasped the top plug and unplugged it. The hissing and buzzing stopped and the "embers" died down. As a precaution I also unplugged the triple tap. Upon investigating using the bamboo stick as an insulator, I pulled out the severed head(!!!) of the extension cord, with copper wires coming out, but (blackened and charred) bug deterrent still plugged in. I then pulled out the cord I unplugged, only to discover that what I thought were "glowing embers" in the tray in the bottom of the BBQ was actually the severed end of the extension cord, hooked up to mains power! All I can figure is that although it had certainly energized this metal tray (maybe entire BBQ) and was hissing and sparking, the general wetness of the area prevented anything from really igniting. I am so glad I didn't physically touch the tray, BBQ etc. I would have probably been killed and possibly a house fire started. The problem was that I didn't know I was looking at the end of a severed electrical cord until after ai unplugged it. It was only an abundance of caution (and maybe also providence) that saved me. My friend was obviously quite thankful and we were both extremely shaken up by the incident. All we can figure is that the gardener must have lopped off the end of the extension cord with the clippers while trimming the hedge, and not been shocked due to wearing gloves, rubber soled shoes and having rubber handles on the clippers (plus them only touching the cord for an instant). It's a miracle no one was shocked or killed and the house didn't burn down. I told my friend to leave the triple tap unplugged and never plug any extension cords in outside or leave them plugged in when not in use, due to them getting tangled in bushes, stepped on, and this kind of thing happening.
* As a kind of epilogue to this incident, when I told the friend's roommate what had happened, and I expressed bewilderment that the circuit breaker had not tripped from such an obvious short circuit, she noted that it had tripped several times recently, and when she went to investigate, she couldn't figure out the reason so just kept switching it back on(!!!) This is another lesson: if the breaker trips (or fuse blows) ALWAYS do your absolute best to get to the bottom of WHY this occurred, even if it means you must hire a professional electrician to do so!!!
This movie 🍿 🎥 is actually actually I personally know a cop 👮🏻♂️ and he told me the exact same thing actually happened to him. One of his superiors didn’t even know his name.
