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Johnny Thunder
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Criminal mischief with cheese
The horror.
http://iowacity.patch.com/articles/c...men-s-restroom
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Intoxicated - ya think?
This last quote from the article just strikes me as funny. I mean, what else would you use to clean up cheese from a bathroom wall?
"A Hy-Vee employee had to clean up the cheese with standard toiletry items, according to the complaint."
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Hmmmmmm
"A Hy-Vee employee had to clean up the cheese with a standard issue US Army M2A1-7 flamethower, according to the complaint."
"A Hy-Vee employee had to clean up the cheese with a standard red wine and a baguette, according to the complaint."
"A Hy-Vee employee had to clean up the cheese with standard dental instruments and a toothbrush, according to the complaint."
"A Hy-Vee employee had to clean up the cheese with standard farm implements, according to the complaint."
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EA, you are so demented
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using a flame thrower brings new meaning to the term "fondue"
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