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Candidate for World's Dumbest Criminals....

Eddie Munster
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If only they could charge people for sheer stupidity.  What an idiot.

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    I think he was friends with the guy dancing in traffic.

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    Reminds me of the guy who left the bar blitzed. Drove to the police station to get a breathalizer to see if he was too drunk to drive home.

    By the way ...he failed!

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    Reminds me of the guy who left the bar blitzed. Drove to the police station to get a breathalizer to see if he was too drunk to drive home.

    By the way ...he failed!

    Years ago in the Atlanta police blotter posted in the paper a woman had reported someone broke into her hotel room and stolen HALF of her cocaine.  ;D

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    • Super User

    Ignorance can be corrected, stupid is forever.

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    I love this show on TruTV and the guy in the story below is definitely going to make an appearance soon.

    19 bags of mary j. wanna found on him at court. What a moron....

    http://ap.times-herald.com/dynamic/stories/G/GA_MARIJUANA_COURT_GAOL-?SITE=GANEW&SECTION=STATE&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT

    haha, i love that show too

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