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Lady Sidhe · 12-20-2003, 12:12 AM

DOING A BANG-UP JOB: George Pulido, 29, of Queens Village, N.Y., was bringing his children home from an afternoon birthday party when his son Christopher, 9, lost the grip on the Winnie the Pooh balloon he was carrying. When it hit the sidewalk, it popped. "Three cops were at the curb in a car and one of them called me over," Pulido says, "and said
he was giving me a ticket." When Pulido asked the officer if he was serious, "the cop gave me a hard look and asked me, 'Do you think popping a balloon is funny?"' The officer cited Pulido "making unreasonable noise." (New York Daily News)

Sidhe

12-20-2003, 12:12 AM	#1
Lady Sidhe That's my story and I'm stickin' to it.... Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Hammond, La. Posts: 978	OH, hep me lawd, I've seen it ALL.... DOING A BANG-UP JOB: George Pulido, 29, of Queens Village, N.Y., was bringing his children home from an afternoon birthday party when his son Christopher, 9, lost the grip on the Winnie the Pooh balloon he was carrying. When it hit the sidewalk, it popped. "Three cops were at the curb in a car and one of them called me over," Pulido says, "and said he was giving me a ticket." When Pulido asked the officer if he was serious, "the cop gave me a hard look and asked me, 'Do you think popping a balloon is funny?"' The officer cited Pulido "making unreasonable noise." (New York Daily News) Sidhe __________________ My free will...I never leave home without it. --House Someday I want to be rich. Some people get so rich they lose all respect for humanity. That's how rich I want to be. -Rita Rudner