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19. Avril 2009, 23:08:54 Sujet: As the old saying goes... don't believe the hype.  (V)in your own words...take your own advice. As Snoopy is also saying and wait to see results 19. Avril 2009, 23:15:45 Sujet: Re: As the old saying goes... don't believe the hype. Bernice: I'm not hyping, there is an obvious case of the policeman attacking the guy from behind. THAT IS BEYOND DISPUTE. The only matter now is what he gets charged with. 20. Avril 2009, 05:20:54 Sujet: Re: As the old saying goes... don't believe the hype. (V): there is an obvious case of the policeman attacking the guy from behind are you kidding me?? really??? You use the word "attack' but that word implies something that has yet to be proven... the police could push a guy from behind for many reasons that would not be considered an attack  |
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