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| Recent Events | Started by: Zish on Jul 22, '08 20:48 |
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Zish steps up before the crowd, and waves his hands for their attention. Good evening everyone. I am here to address a problem that seems to be growing in some of our 6 cities. Just two nights ago, on my way home from the local bar, a young man though it wise to try and mug me. Luckily, upon his reach into my coat pocket, a friend from the bar called my name, and I turned around and hit him. He fumbled a bit, then sprinted for the nearest corner. I was a little tipsy, so my reach for my gun was quite slow. And, he got around the corner before I could take a shot. Another instance of this had occurred the day before, in a very similar situation. After speaking with a few of my associates, I came to find out, he had no boss. A loner. So, there was really no way to get a hold of him. So, I let it slide, and it turns out, a day later, yesterday, the boys name turned up in the obituary section of our beloved newspaper. So, I come to you with a small debate. Is this okay? Should we do anything to stop it? Please reply with any comments you may have. |
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Leaning on a near by lamp post, Kleighton listens to the not so new topic that has been brought to the street. After the man finished his long winded stories she cleared her throat and looked at him. Well that sucks, really, but it's something you have to deal with. We are criminals, we lie, we steal and we cheat. She gave the man a smirk. Next time why don't you stop at the bank and deposit your cash before you go out to the bars |
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| Reply by: Kleighton at Jul 22, '08 20:55 | |
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| I can understand have a bit of loose change in your pocket going to the bar. Though you said you were leaving. This leads to a question of considerable depth . . . why were your pockets still full of cash? Did the selection not meet your expectations? Were the waitresses not attractive enough to leave a large tip? Or are you secretly a pretend drunk? Never really partaking in the heavenly substance, and only stagger about after you've had a sip of cola just to attract the attention of muggers so you can come and rant about them? | |
| Reply by: Ocelots-Griblit at Jul 22, '08 21:07 | |
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Not sure there's anything more that can be done about a situation like this past what is already being done. An unsponsored mafioso runs around mugging people, and then gets shot. Nobody is ever going to be one hundred percent safe around these streets. Stuff is gonna happen. That being said.. Ocelots-Griblit sure brought up some interesting questions. |
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| Reply by: Judson at Jul 22, '08 22:29 | |
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| Well, mr. Ocelots-Griblit, I happened to have spent most of my money at the bar, which is probably how he didn't take any. the selection was wonderful, and I was quite tipsy. If you have any more questions, I'd be happy to answer. | |
| Reply by: Zish at Jul 22, '08 23:02 | |
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*Ocelot looks down at her ample chest and runs her hands over her rather curvy figure* Just one more question . . . why did you call me Mr? |
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| Reply by: Ocelots-Griblit at Jul 22, '08 23:41 | |
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Sadly, it would seem your point was missed on your banking hours and how much booze you can comsume. However, the very least reaction I could give is, finding the mugger, and shooting him through his hand. Each time he looks through the hole in his hand he will think twice about sticking his hand in my pocket. Moreover, if I had my choice I would kill him on the spot. This trend of unsponsored muggers is growing, and most of the time they are dealt with, as they should be. |
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| Reply by: JMK at Jul 23, '08 09:45 | |
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