Protestors Storm Capital

[onlinebiker]

https://www.so.washington.ar.us/res/Deta...bn=4232963

The guy with his feet on the desk.

They’re arresting the wrong people.

Boru

SSDD..


it's all a reality show and the audience has voted.....

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

They’re arresting the wrong people.

Boru

SSDD..


it's all a reality show and the audience has voted.....

DSDD.

Boru

[The Grand Nudger]

I think he hit the nail on the head in an important way, there. This is government by wwe plot. Yet another service trumpism provides.

[Ranjr]

Goofing for a video and stealing things don't count?

He said he wrote Nancy a note, calling her a bitch, then noticed he was bleeding where "someone had cut me."  So he used something on her desk to dab the blood, then left a coin to pay for it because, "I'm not a thief."

[Rev. Rye]

This is the kind of stupid thing that I have tried and failed to explain to cons.  You look at the way the UK, Germany, France...etc, most of Western Europe is run, far to the left of the US but not even close to true Socialism or Communism.  I have at least heard some cons say "we don't want to be like Europe", at least that's closer to honest.  But then you look at Norway; hell I'd move there in a heartbeat if it was possible.

What did you do that pissed off the Norwegians enough that they won't let you in?

Rude things to a reindeer?

Just so you know, the process for becoming a citizen of Norway is, while not complicated, extremely long. It involves a minimum of seven years (out of the past ten) as a resident with valid residency permits covering the entire time, though if you're married to or cohabiting with a native Norwegian, the time is reduced to 3 years, and if you're already a citizen of another Scandanavian nation, it's reduced to two. If, during those seven years, you leave Norway for two consecutive months or more, the required time grows by the amount of time you spent out of the country. In addition, you're required to go through 250-300 hours of Norwegian language tutoring and pass a proficiency exam.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Goofing for a video and stealing things don't count?

He said he wrote Nancy a note, calling her a bitch, then noticed he was bleeding where "someone had cut me."  So he used something on her desk to dab the blood, then left a coin to pay for it because, "I'm not a thief."

He took what didn't belong to him. He could have put a note on it saying "biohazard due to me being an antivaxxer and Covid denier." Instead he stole the letter. His dancing around will make the judge laugh as he sentences him to thief from a government reservation.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

What did you do that pissed off the Norwegians enough that they won't let you in?

Rude things to a reindeer?

Just so you know, the process for becoming a citizen of Norway is, while not complicated, extremely long. It involves a minimum of seven years (out of the past ten) as a resident with valid residency permits covering the entire time, though if you're married to or cohabiting with a native Norwegian, the time is reduced to 3 years, and if you're already a citizen of another Scandanavian nation, it's reduced to two. If, during those seven years, you leave Norway for two consecutive months or more, the required time grows by the amount of time you spent out of the country. In addition, you're required to go through 250-300 hours of Norwegian language tutoring and pass a proficiency exam.

*scratches 'emigrate to Norway' off bucket list*

Boru

[Gawdzilla Sama]

"In addition, you're required to go through 250-300 hours of Norwegian language tutoring and pass a proficiency exam."

*Scratched Minnesota off the bucket list.*

[onlinebiker]

"In addition, you're required to go through 250-300 hours of Norwegian language tutoring and pass a proficiency exam."

*Scratched Minnesota off the bucket list.*

Don't tell Garrison Keillor...


He'd be really upset....

[Gawdzilla Sama]

I have a good friend up in Lapland. He hunts teapots with a shotgun.