Chuckle Bros by Brian and Ron Boychuk for October 28, 2013
October 27, 2013
October 29, 2013
Transcript:
"there, now you have a choice, pal. I can either site you for a broken taillight, a busted mirror...or you can buy a pair of tickets to tonight's police association charity ball."
Kvasir42 Premium Member about 11 years ago
I’ll let the grammar police handle this (or should it be the dictionary police?).
Texas_Rose90 about 11 years ago
Reminds me of a joke: Cop pulls a pretty girl over for speeding and tells her that she’s getting a ticket. “To the Police Ball?” she asks excitedly. “No, police don’t have Balls” he replies. After a moment of awkward silence, he tips his hat to her and returns to his car – without giving her a ticket.
PICTO about 11 years ago
The Police Association Charity Ball? Don’t they support victims of crime?
naturally_easy about 11 years ago
He’s probably like my town police. Took out all the cams. Claimed they didn’t work in the cold. In reality, the cops were the only ones getting busted by them.
jay_dallas about 11 years ago
That’s a really good rendition of a Crown Vic
celeconecca about 11 years ago
getting his quota – either way
jimcos about 11 years ago
Not that anyone cares, but it’s actually “cite”, with a C.
tracybsmith about 11 years ago
ummmm, it’s “cite”, note site.
Darryl Heine about 11 years ago
I’d take the charity ball invitation.
pnewhart almost 11 years ago
I know this comment is late, but I’m a little behind. Truth is stranger than fiction. There is a police chief in Union County PA who was cited because he gave drivers a way out of speeding tickets if they made a donation to a playground fund.