Re: Mug Shot of the Day: Father's Day Edition


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Arrested for (what else?) domestic violence:

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/years/2008/0613082mugs17.html


His T-shirt says "Awesome Dad" for cripes sake.

He needs a good smack around the ears and made to stop staring
down his nose like that.
Of course it could be brain damage that makes him adopt that
inane posture in which case I withdraw my comments.



Can you people with brain damage recognize each other?



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