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APPLETON, Wis. - An apparently drunk man picked the wrong place to tinkle. Appleton police arrested the man Friday afternoon after he reportedly relieved himself in front of the police department.
We need to give the man a break. There is no reason by any of us to see the worst side in him. Yes, he may be just DRUNK, or maybe an ALCHOLIC. Then again he may have a PROSTATE problem relateing to INCONTINENCE, NOT a problem to criticize. A day in jail, a fine and hope things get BETTER for him. Stefhen
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Originally Posted by Steve Bagu
We need to give the man a break. There is no reason by any of us to see the worst side in him. Yes, he may be just DRUNK, or maybe an ALCHOLIC. Then again he may have a PROSTATE problem relateing to INCONTINENCE, NOT a problem to criticize. A day in jail, a fine and hope things get BETTER for him. Stefhen
Thanks for giving us a different perspective. While it's sometimes easy (and lots of fun) to laugh at someone or judge him from a snippet in the news, it's good to be reminded we don't know the whole story. While it's good to see the humor or justice in a situation, let's not forget the humanity embedded within the story. Every drunk, alcoholic, drug user, gang member, white collar criminal, fallen angel, etc., has a story about what led to his or her situation.
The police are pis*ed off, rightly so. Does this culprit has a yellow streak or is this some kind of yellow journalism? You may have made a splash, peewee, but urine trouble now. You're nothing but a drip. Time to zip it. I'm flushed. Should they throw away the key? Depends. I kidney you knot. This is getting bladder and bladder.
Gotta go now.
Oui oui.
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