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Old 01-17-2008, 09:39 AM
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I think someone that often goes overlooked is burniegoeasily. The man kills good deer almost every year!

But the one poster that has always stuck out in my mind over all these years in Arthur P, with Rob being a close second.
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Old 01-17-2008, 09:40 AM
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ORIGINAL: Paul L Mohr

ORIGINAL: bawanajim

ORIGINAL: huntingson

So Jim, I tally your at 445? Please correct me if going to jail twice counts twice. I wasn't sure.
I need some help with the difference in "been to jail" and " Been in prison"

Besides the 25 point bonus for prison.

And I get dookie for being fast enough to be shot at and missed ,W.T.F.
Jail usually refers to going to county or the city lock up for a short time or being arrested and held for a few days then released. Normally for misdemeanors or small felonies. Also jail usually implies that you were there less than a year, usually 6 months or less.

Prison is for extended periods of time for more serious felonies. If you get sentenced to more than 6 months you are usually going to prison. Also I believe prisons are state funded, not local or county funded like most jails. I have been told if you are going to do time for more than a few months prison is actually preferred because the amenities and freedoms are better than what you would get in jail.

When you hear someone say they have done "hard time" it means they have been to prison.

And there are different levels of prisons depending on how severe your crime was. From minimum security for non violent crimes to maximum security for repeat violent offenders that have been deemed a threat to society and will be there the rest of their lives.

Paul

Around here the proper street term for going to Prison is "Going Up North", go figure!
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Old 01-17-2008, 09:41 AM
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Well, I do. Im a pimp who uses his hoes to trafic my crack.
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Old 01-17-2008, 09:43 AM
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Well dang it I need 3 more tat's. Can my browning one count as 2?
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Old 01-17-2008, 09:52 AM
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Well dang it I need 3 more tat's. Can my browning one count as 2?
No but if you wear a camo dew rag very often...we'll let ya slide on the other 3 tats
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Old 01-17-2008, 09:54 AM
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4.
street cred





34 up, 14 down





A series of points you gain within the 12-30 black year old community in order to gain respect:

5 point- Born black
5 point- Born in a single parent home
10 points- Born poor
50 points- Sold 'Hard' drugs.. crack, cocaine, Heroin
65 points- Been shot and survived
75 points- Been shot multiple times and survived
70 points- Gang member of crips or bloods
65 points- Been to prison
40 points- Been to Jail
20 points- Have at least 10 tattoos
20 points- Kicked out of high school or dropped out
20 points- 16 years old and have a baby mama
-75 Points- Born rich
-50 Points- Speak proper English
-60 Points- Have white friends
-5 Points- Born white
-95 Points- Born in a safe neighborhood
-100 Points- No criminal record
-40 Points- Live with both parents
-35 Points- Smile when someone takes your photo
-60 Points- Straight A student
-2000 Points- Born in Utah, Maine, New Hampshire, Montana or Arizona

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I scored 135 before dedutions.-210 in deducations =-75 net score.
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Old 01-17-2008, 09:56 AM
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I think someone that often goes overlooked is burniegoeasily. The man kills good deer almost every year!

But the one poster that has always stuck out in my mind over all these years in Arthur P, with Rob being a close second.
He's like the mafia boss you never here from.

He has all the power, knows all that goes on, and nobody knows he exist until it's to late
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Old 01-17-2008, 10:01 AM
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There are some guys on here that probably should have way more street cred than they will ever get, just because they aren't talkative....and vice versa.

We gots lotsa playa's on deez boards! Word.
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Old 01-17-2008, 10:03 AM
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Personally, I see 'no criminal record' as a good thing. Heck, anybody can get caught. (I do admit, I have a couple of white friends, but I try not to hang with them too much. [>:])

We have some very good hunters here, but some of the best ones spend more time hunting than posting.




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Old 01-17-2008, 10:10 AM
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Oh girl that hurt.@me
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