No cops, snitches, & other bitches
Today I saw the new Bill Murray movie Broken Flowers, directed by Jim Jarmusch. It is basically a close-up character study full of moody silence and subtle humor. I liked it very much, but like another Bill Murray movie that I love, Lost in Translation, I think it is one of those "love it or hate it" movies. Personally, I think that Lost in Translation is a masterpiece mood piece, but I know many people who did not like it at all.
I found an interesting site called Found, where they post things that people have found on the street -- pictures, notes, etc. If you visit, navigate through the "Found Item of the Week" archive.
Here's what they have this week, a "set of thorough- yet disturbing- rules" which were found on the wall of a crack house in Portland, Maine when the police raided it. It is nice to know that crack house proprietors follow strict rules.
Question: On #7 -- No Irish. Is it even legal to discriminate against a particular nationality in a crack house?
And in #10, does it mean only some guy named Bud gets freebies, or that freebies are not allowed on any drugs except the bud?
Such complexities.
offered up to the world by CoachDub @ 9:22 PM
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8 Comments:
Seriously? Is that a real question? "Smokin' the bud." "Hey, you want some bud." At least I know for sure that you avoided the "wrong element" of BHS. Good work! A+
The way I see it, the crack house is just trying to keep the place clean, I mean, it's just common sense. No touching yourself - seriously, that can so spread germs, especially if you don't clean up afterwards like other curteous citizens. No Touching the stereo/tv - more self awarness of your own germs and the cleanliness of the house. I mean, everyone would want to touch those two things, and that would spread germ like wildfire. And No sharing pipes - just more common sense, you dont know where these other guys have been. What crack houses they used to reside at. I mean, you don't want to share a pipe with someone who was at no rules crack house, they are just dirrty. Gotta respect, yo.
Mr. W-
It's not a crack house, it's a crack home.
Home makes it sound a lot more... personal, and thats what these crackheads are all about. One big family under the same big crack roof.
me casa de drogas es su casa de drogas.
it works.
Muy bueno.
i dont see a problem with any of these rules, except for the incorrect use of "your." shudder.
crack house rules... are those kind of like cider house rules? what did you think of that movie?
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