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Valley college vs. PCC (legion of doom)

this is our 2nd round agaisnt legion of doom (instant noodles/hellside/bham) we lost but i did ok hahahaha. it looks like they are only battling me hahaha.

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monksorc commented on 13 Feb 2008

legion of doom aren't from pcc. I think they were repping GCC

fudsicles commented on 16 Jul 2008

wts wit the song? its like an old korean kareoke bar

xxxmark commented on 29 May 2008

hey DUO do you have the video of our first battle??

EX99 commented on 21 Sep 2007

hey duo wat college did u represent?

duocab commented on 07 Mar 2008

word i'll change that thanks

hypoclit commented on 12 Mar 2009

duo most def put it down!!!

EX99 commented on 12 Sep 2007

damn duo ur fuckin sick

dreck93 commented on 14 Aug 2007

dope

Concrete Allstars 2K15 commented on 27 Sep 2007

FIRE

Kumho Tire DRIVE the Game (BETA)

Its ALMOST TIME! In its final stages of Beta testing Kumho Tire DRIVE will be available FREE to download for iPhone3GS+ iPad and iPods! The game is ...

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Kumho Tire USA commented on 17 Dec 2010

Its hard to play and film at the same time... ;( But we hope this demonstration shows the quality of the game. Its FUN! Be sure to download it first week of january 2011. its FREE!

Luckzzz commented on 31 Aug 2011

man, if you put some few cars there (some 3).. it would be the better game :)

alneel abdalla commented on 27 Jun 2012

وع مقرف نصيحة لا تحملو من جد

gr8effect commented on 10 Feb 2012

Looks nice! keep up the good work!

Luckzzz commented on 31 Aug 2011

i mean: opponents

gabor52138 commented on 30 Mar 2013

Run galaxy y?

Nicolas Navarrete commented on 20 Dec 2012

Waa

Mark Atkins Folsom Police Competition

A&M on that Bullshit Vol. 1

Police chase in fontana

This video was uploaded from an Android phone.

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PSYCHO137 commented on 29 Jan 2011

That shits in Rialto off of foothill and pepper not in Fontana

ngtflyer commented on 09 Oct 2010

Remember, video is not portrait. 'K? Nice catch though

Bejar Games commented on 15 May 2011

you stupid or something its in Rialto dumbass

Rancho Cucamonga Ho Ho Parade 2014

Rancho Cucamonga Police units and RCFD engines joined by Santa Claus caravan through the city with ligths and sirens blazing to set the mood for some ...

FONTANA: Collision with pickup truck kills motorcyclist

A 19-year-old Fontana motorcyclist died after he crashed into a pickup truck that was stopped at an intersection in that city, say police and coroner's officials.

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كويت سياكل السبعينات.

UF Lacks Freedom of Speech

footage of University Police Department using excessive force on a student asking a question of Senator Kerry. The student's name is Andrew Meyers and he ...

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Reggieworth . commented on 09 Mar 2010

"Read the Constitution" you mean like the ACLU did before making a statement that the police interrupting discourse was a violation of rights as someone who is invited to ask a question has a reasonable expectation to hear the answer? "This a private event" no it wasnt liar it was an open event, ticketed only for space concerns & tickets were first come first served says so on the accent website. why do you feel the need to misinform people just to push your hate here? find a new hobby loser

brandon9271 commented on 15 Sep 2011

If he had asked one question in a timely and courteous manner like EVERYONE else did none of this would've happened. Instead he had to make an ass of himself and embarrass the school by being a pompous douchebag. They asked him to leave and he wouldn't.. I really don't understand why people are confused about this. He wouldn't leave and was being disruptive so they had to use force to restore order. He wasn't tased for asking a hard question. He was tased for being disorderly. That simple.

brandon9271 commented on 15 Sep 2011

@JustAnotherGuy186 Thank you. The psuedo hippies of today need a cause to make them feel self important so they defend douche nozzles like this guy for being a chode. He could've asked one question and sat down but he felt like he had to right to get up there and grandstand on a soapbox instead of waiting his turn like everybody else. They asked him to leave and he didn't.. so force was used. People trying to equate this to some sort of civil rights violation need to pull their heads out

thebatman101069 commented on 22 Mar 2010

@ErsatzFreedonia No, the subject matter is not what got him ejected...he had already acted out and disrupted the event, so he's on thin ice not to break rules. Then when he acts like an asshole hogging the microphone for a minute and a half firing question after question not letting kerry address any of them, their patience was wearing thin (the moderators that is) and THEN when he used the word "BLOWJOB" that was the final straw because there were rules agains profanity and vulgarity.

thebatman101069 commented on 12 Mar 2010

@bevewyvewyquiet "you can't go back..." yes you can.. he disrupted the forum while Kerry was answering what was supposed to be the last question of the day... That's disorderly conduct. "Kerry was trying to cut off..." when? When he told him he already read it and for him to ask his question because he wanted to leave because time was over and he has other things to do than sit and listen to a jackass conspiracy theorist? Go watch my video at my channel for a very detailed explanation.

thebatman101069 commented on 11 Mar 2010

@bevewyvewyquiet @bevewyvewyquiet The cop did not pester him immediately, she told him to get to his point after about 30 seconds after the moderator asked her to have him get to his point, which was the time limit to preface and ask a question. He then went on for a full minute asking 5 more questions not stopping to let Kerry address even one of them. AND by the way, if you go to the U of F's ACCENT website, you can read the transcript of the event, and Kerry answers the questions

YouTube Police commented on 09 Mar 2010

The Constitution proves his rights were not violated. Care to dispute that with facts, not opinion? "no it wasnt" Was it held by a private company? Yes. Did they put forth their own set of rules? Yes. Did Meyer violate those rules? Yes. "why do you feel the need to misinform people" Like when you say the cop sexually molested the female in the skate video? Make sure you bring that up in the Google forum. I'll ask you a question about your hypocrisy and you will run away as usual.

Aidy commented on 10 Nov 2010

@JustAnotherGuy186 Actually, he is allowed to ask the police why they're arresting him. They didn't answer or give a reason, and if they did it wasn't valid. Disallowing other students to not ask questions isn't illegal, it's just ignorant but ignorance isn't illegal. I didn't make it clear when I said he had the right to resist, I didn't mean physically but I meant verbally he was allowed because the police were wrong in this scenario. This is why American police seriously suck.

thebatman101069 commented on 21 Mar 2010

@bevewyvewyquiet his "right of expression" also has limits in the event. He can't just go in there and do what ever he wants with out consequences. Was he arrested for what he said? Nope, he was arrested for his behavior and not wanting to leave, and then added charge of resisting arrest. His right to expression can be expressed in his own event if he wants to organize his own. Then HE can make the rules, kick out anyone he doesn't want there, and act like a jackass all he wants.

Darklink152 commented on 24 Feb 2010

Polise protocal (and federal law) requires the police to read them their rights and inform them of why they are being arrested. And even though I don't agree with the guys point of views the situation could have been handled in a more civilised manner by both police and Meyers. The video does however cut off a few times. Maybe something happened there that makes the cops look liek the bad guys when left out, maybe they did read him his rights and it was cut out. I don't know.

thebatman101069 commented on 21 Mar 2010

@bevewyvewyquiet "no unusual limits on his speech are implied" SURE THERE ARE...He still had to follow the rules of the event, no vulgarity, no profanity and 30 seconds to preface and ask a question. Kerry doens't have all day to sit there and hear 400 questions, that's why there were only about 4 people that were given a chance to ask a question. He was told to get to his point, not hassled. His right to freespeech is not what it's cracked up to be in this event with RULES.

thebatman101069 commented on 19 Mar 2010

@bevewyvewyquiet What happened earlier has every ounce of bearing on this... he acted out, and committed disorderly conduct...was given a second chance to act civilly, and just because he was given permission to ask his question, doesn't mean he is automatically aleviated from what he just did... There's still probable cause to arrest him...that doesn't go away... the police were still going to talk to him after his question, why do you think they were standing behind him?

thebatman101069 commented on 12 Mar 2010

@bevewyvewyquiet that male voice is the MODERATOR of the event asking the police officer to tell Meyer to ask his question because his 30 seconds to ask it is up.Those were the rules, everyone else followed them. He was getting to his point...WHEN? he wouldn't shut up to let Kerry respond to the 7 questions he kept firing at him...if they hadn't of cut his mic off when would he have shut up? By the way, Kerry answers the questions if you read the transcript of the event.

Reggieworth . commented on 23 Mar 2010

"& this unstated limitation is automatically implied by what they think he was guilty of earlier, even though he was not arrested for it. Is that what you're saying? " lol. totally never mind thebatman & ccr5cxcr4, theyr just the local obsessed TROLLs would you beleive they have been here for years? they are just pissed off because a federal court has now ruled tasering an unarmed man who poses no immediate threat to be 'excessive force' do not feed the loser TROLLs

thebatman101069 commented on 11 Mar 2010

@bevewyvewyquiet did they offer him a chance to address Kerry? Yes they did, a second chance to behave appropriately after causing a disturbance (disorderly conduct) and follow the rules that everyone else that asked a question followed..which were 1 question, 30 seconds to preface and ask it and no vulgarity or profanity allowed...the student code of conduct must be followed. He broke all of those, committing disorderly conduct for a second time in the process.

thebatman101069 commented on 11 Mar 2010

@OneLancelotLink he was a smartass college prankster... he's well known on that campus for pulling stunts like this. No bias, just the facts of the matter. And that aside, he broke the rules of the event, he acted out like a child when time ran out and he wouldn't be able to ask a question disrupting the event and was goign to be thrown out at first UNTIL Kerry told the police officers to hold on a minute and found out what his problem was...

thebatman101069 commented on 11 Mar 2010

@bevewyvewyquiet they were beholden to the citizens running the event. Kerry wasn't running the event, the student group ACCENT was running the event and told the police they were done with his behavior and wanted him removed. It was their event, it was not a public town hall forum as people think. So what are the cops to do, ignore the people in charge of the event and not remove him when he broke the rules and student codes of conduct?

thebatman101069 commented on 08 Mar 2010

@MisterDTE nope, go to my channel and watch the video I have there that explains everything in detail... the description of this video is misleading. and you don't have to mirandize someone while arresting them, only when you want to ask them questions about the crime nor do you have to tell them what they are being arrested for if they're fighting, UNTIL you get them into custody, which they did inform him what he was under arrest for.

thebatman101069 commented on 13 Mar 2010

@OneLancelotLink they did not "thwart him after noting his topic" they kicked him out because of his behavior (disrupting the event in the first place), not following the rules of the event (30 seconds to preface and ask a question) and the use of the word blowjob (no vulgarity or profanity allowed). There's not complete freedom of speech on school campuses where there's codes of conduct and rules in certain events.

thebatman101069 commented on 13 Mar 2010

@bevewyvewyquiet I'm not rearaging the pieces... what's so hard to understand there are rules in place for the event and he broke them. THAT got him kicked out of the event. If he would have gone peaceably out of the event, nothing would have happened and he wouldn't have been arrested. HE decided to cause a huge scene which now escalated his behavior into an arrestable offense of which he resisted that arrest now.

nighthour commented on 16 Oct 2010

The police was just doing their job (though looked stupid), the student was just innocently asking question, Kerry was just helpless as usual. So whose fault for this episode? It's the stupid UF that didn't rehearse the forum. All questions should have been approved in advance. Only students with approved questions could hold the mic. So simple as that. Forget about freedom of speech. It doesn't happen anywhere.

thebatman101069 commented on 13 Mar 2010

@bevewyvewyquiet This was NOT and open town hall forum where you could come and say anything you wanted, start and argument with a politician. It was an organized school event where they had a guest speaker to come and address the students and then take some questions. The event had rules that were to be followed. He was not arrested for what he said, he was arrested for his behavior after being asked to leave.

Reggieworth . commented on 17 Apr 2010

@MeyerDeservedArrest "You don't know what FOS means" seems like its been interpreted in different ways based on circumstance. in this case a lot of people interpret it to mean that when someone asks a question in public they are engaged in protected discourse & hearing the answer to their question is not an unreasonable thing to expect . you really havent thought this thru have you TROLL?

thebatman101069 commented on 13 Mar 2010

@OneLancelotLink "This is bias" How is it bias? It's fact. He's well known for his pranks on campus... in fact, on Sept 11th 2007 (A WEEK before the Kerry event) at a ralley for Rudy Gulliani supporters, he went there to start shit with people there, and was overheard telling a friend if they wanted to really see a show, he should go to the Kerry appearance. That shows premeditaion.

thebatman101069 commented on 11 Mar 2010

@bevewyvewyquiet It was not HIS event. He was not the host, he was a person attending it and the event was over. He broke the rules and used a vulgarity and the ACCENT event moderators had enough of his grandstanding and wanted him removed. Before what is even shown on this video, he caused a disturbance because he initially wasn't going to get to ask a question.

thebatman101069 commented on 19 Mar 2010

@bevewyvewyquiet the issue was not of the content of his questions, it was when he crossed the line and said "blowjob" that the moderators deemed he crossed the line and was now to be ejected. It was when he resisted leaving and caused a bigger scene when the police decided he's under arrest now. They gave him every opportunity to behave as well, and he didn't.

ajtwin23 commented on 23 Feb 2012

There are rules and laws to abide by so you don't affect the rights of others. I wanted and came to hear him speak. Not some punk college kid. Has nothing to do with our rights being taken away. Has everything to do with you being so smart; that your unable to follow the simple rules of question and answer. I have the right to ask and listen, no?

thebatman101069 commented on 13 Mar 2010

@bevewyvewyquiet The one minute or 30 seconds thing was not clear to me, so I gave him the benefit of the doubt and first said one minute, but I also found something that said 30 seconds which I then included in the begining posts inside the video. I'm pretty sure it's 30 seconds to preface and ask a question which is what my video says.

thebatman101069 commented on 08 Mar 2010

@Darklink152 you don't have to read someone their rights in the process of being arrested, only when you want to ask them questions. If they are fighting, you dont' have to inform them until they are fully in custody, which they did inform him after he was in custody. Go to my channel and watch the video I have there of this incident.

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