I thought to myself "There's no such thing." Then I looked. Truly OMG.
Posted on 05/10/2019 9:05:43 AM PDT by lowbridge
...but they called the cops BEFORE she made the sandwiches. I find that odd.
Couldn’t be Hillary. The story doesn’t state the door to the SCIF was left open.
“Don’t look, Ethyl!!!”
/s After looking at her pic I assume it's meth.
I thought to myself "There's no such thing." Then I looked. Truly OMG.
“Any handy men out there interested in breaking into my home?”
All depends...what type of beer is in the fridge?
Nuke it from orbit!
Um... yes, i think so too.
Was the 'victim' home? I usually have to pay someone to come in and clean.
I came home one day and all my silverware was gone. Tray and all. Only thing missing. Found out when I started making dinner. Later after dinner my daughter called and said....oh yeah I borrowed your silverware. We had the same silverware set and she was having a bbq or something.
She could’ve been sleepwalking after using the wrong sleeping pills. Dangerous stuff.
“No kidding? How was anyone a victim here?”
She didn’t hand dry the dishes. She just left them to air dry?
Tweakers do as tweakers do. Nasty bunch. Evil drug...
I doubt Hillary ever washed a single dish in her miserable life. . . .
Hell,I don’t have a dog but she can certainly come to my place and do some dishes. And some vacuuming would be nice too.
Acting strangely? how about looking strangely? What gave them the first clue? The woman needs help, not arrest.
Next time lock the back door.
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Don’t condemn her. She’s transitioning to a Stepford wife.
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