SureFireWeather
Dec 2nd 2007, 01:32 PM
Yesterday, I was listening to some old "saved" voicemails for our general weather phone line. One of the wierdest messages was from March 12 of 2005.
"Yes, I have a problem with being told what the h*ll to do. If you suggest that someone go to [take] cover, that's better than telling them to do it, because you're treading on my Constitutional right for freedom. You don't have the authority to tell [me] what to do. <click>"
I don't know if he ended the call on his own volition -- or if a black helicopter landed on his roof, and mysterious, armed men took him away.
"Yes, I have a problem with being told what the h*ll to do. If you suggest that someone go to [take] cover, that's better than telling them to do it, because you're treading on my Constitutional right for freedom. You don't have the authority to tell [me] what to do. <click>"
I don't know if he ended the call on his own volition -- or if a black helicopter landed on his roof, and mysterious, armed men took him away.