Dirty deeds

Watch out! Even if they're done dirt cheap, the consequences can be just as costly.

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Not surprised the deal didn't work out. Trying to put the hit on someone...in New Zealand? Can you think of less Mafioso environment? It's like trying to find the most bad-ass mixed martial-arts fighter in Amish Country.

Who do you suppose is the Godfather of New Zealand? *Brando voice*"You wanna wack this punk? Lemme talk to my boy, Eddie The Sheep."

You know, no matter how many accolades one gets, some people can never be satisfied in life.

Not the best year for these blokes.

> You know, no matter how many accolades one gets, some people can never be satisfied in life.

"'Ello, my name's Phil. I've spent most of the past 40 years playin' drums in one of the most beloved, kick-ass rock & roll bands in history. I've traveled the world, made millions of dollars, and enjoyed a life most people would give a kidney for. So let's see, what should I do next? Hmmm ... I think I'll plan to have a couple of blokes killed!"

"So let's see, what should I do next? Hmmm ... I think I'll plan to have a couple of blokes killed!"

I said it before--I'll say it again: Most problems are problems of the ego.

One could a) Let whatever offense it is go--and move on, b) hold on to that stuff and let it eat you up . . . or c) try to have the offending individual killed.

There's really only one right answer.

Oh, and there is an even more suitable song than "Dirty Deeds...," believe it or not: [www.youtube.com]



Post Edited (11-06-14 16:53)

At least you guys can tell the difference.

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Aitch wrote:

> At least you guys can tell the difference.
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There's no excuse for that . . . probably the most famous rugby team on the planet.

Well . . . that passed pretty quickly. Charges dropped.
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They let ím off cause the cops down unda are AC/DC hardcore fans themselves. Oye!! But looking at Phil's face, it looks like he still wants to kill somebody because of all that pent-up anger resulting from being a world-famous rock-n-roll drummer.

The lesson here is obvious:

If you're going to commit a serious crime, wait until you're so old that a life sentence feels like a slap on the wrist.