Discussion»Questions»Legal» Listen, I need to stash a large bag full of tildes at your place until the heat dies down. If the cops ask, you don't know where they came
Oh, no you don't. You can take that bag of tildes with you when you go. Last time you pulled a stunt like this, the bag had a tracking device and a timed ink bomb. It took me weeks to get the ink out of my hair.
Illegal, ilschmegal. Please don't let mere technicalities cloud your judgement. You can always say that you didn't know about any illegal activity, which is true. Oh, and don't worry about the thick oily substance that's leaking from the bag; once you get used to the stench you won't even notice it any more, and the stains are not permanent.
She desperately needs two apostrophes, a comma and a period. As soon as you leave she's going to go to a cheap motel to trade your bag of tildes for the proper punctuation!
Wait, you mean to say that county still exists? I thought the government there was overthrown by anti-punctuation rebels in a bloody coup months ago! ~
I left the tildes in the pro-punctuation countryside. All of the fighting is in the cities. When they find an anti-punctuation rebel in the countryside they just bury him up to his neck and let the tildes crawl of over him and bite him. Night time is when the more-than and less-than signs come out and they just finish eating the carcasses of the rebels.
Officer: "Sir, we are out searching the neighborhood for a man named Randy D, the notorious Tilde Robber. Here is is his picture. Have you seen him?"
Me upon viewing the photo: "I've never met this Randy D. He sounds like a jackass to be honest. If I see him, I'll be sure to let you know, officer."
Officer looking into my home: "I see you have an overflowing bag of tildes there. Where did you get it?"
Me with a silver toungue: "Officer, I'll be honest. I'm a tilde addict myself, and those are tildes I have spent more time than I care to admit collecting. I'm not proud of what I've become, but I rest peacefully at night knowing I've obtained them legally. I have a receipt for the last bundle if you need to see it, officer."
Officer: "No, that's ok, sir. Here is my card. Give us a call if you have any information on this man. Have a nice day."
Me: "You as well, officer. I hope you get your guy."
There! Is this satisfactory enough for you to entrust me with your stash of tildes?
I'm suspicious. If you're one of us, how could you have missed an apostr . . . wait, wait, I saw this before in a James Bond movie! You're an undercover cop, I know you are! Narco, narco, narco, narco!!! ~