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You certainly need a hidden camera. If you inform them of your camera (or it's obvious), then as others have stated, it'll probably get smashed and any recordings destroyed. And if they were already doing something wrong, if they destroy your camera, then they're probably about to do something a lot more wrong to you.

On my street (not a particularly good part of town; old, blue-collar, and multi-ethnic, though not particularly run-down or dangerous) the cops came to arrest someone, and when they got him out of his house, he was making some noises about resisting arrest and being somewhat disorderly. If I were a cop, I'd certainly have been prepared for trouble, the way he was acting. But one of the cops came over and told everyone who had gathered on the opposing sidewalk, about 30 feet away, that we had to disperse and couldn't watch. My landlord argued with him, asking why he couldn't stand on a public sidewalk near his house, well away from what was going on, and watch what happened in his neighborhood. The cop told him that if he didn't walk out of viewing distance, they'd arrest him. The cop said it was for the privacy of the person being arrested. Yea, right. The cops didn't want any witnesses around before they went to town on this guy. First person experience.

Even when the cops have been required by law to keep everything on camera and keep the footage, they'll still go turn the camera off illegally and beat the #*$ out of someone. Who's going to arrest them, they're a cop? More info on that one here At least the cop was fired, eventually, but not prosecuted or anything. He's appealing the decision.

Although sometimes, they don't destroy the evidence. And other times, people do get away with videos of cops being idiots unmolested.

And this guy has a whole series of videos he posts online catching cops doing illegal things. I wonder how long until he get his camera confiscated and nasty things happen to him off film? Also, see this.

You certainly need a hidden camera. If you inform them of your camera (or it's obvious), then as others have stated, it'll probably get smashed and any recordings destroyed. And if they were already doing something wrong, if they destroy your camera, then they're probably about to do something a lot more wrong to you.

On my street (not a particularly good part of town; old, blue-collar, and multi-ethnic, though not particularly run-down or dangerous) the cops came to arrest someone, and when they got him out of his house, he was making some noises about resisting arrest and being somewhat disorderly. If I were a cop, I'd certainly have been prepared for trouble, the way he was acting. But one of the cops came over and told everyone who had gathered on the opposing sidewalk, about 30 feet away, that we had to disperse and couldn't watch. My landlord argued with him, asking why he couldn't stand on a public sidewalk near his house, well away from what was going on, and watch what happened in his neighborhood. The cop told him that if he didn't walk out of viewing distance, they'd arrest him. The cop said it was for the privacy of the person being arrested. Yea, right. The cops didn't want any witnesses around before they went to town on this guy. First person experience.

Even when the cops have been required by law to keep everything on camera and keep the footage, they'll still go turn the camera off illegally and beat the #*$ out of someone. Who's going to arrest them, they're a cop? More info on that one here At least the cop was fired, eventually, but not prosecuted or anything. He's appealing the decision.

Although sometimes, they don't destroy the evidence. And other times, people do get away with videos of cops being idiots unmolested.

And this guy has a whole series of videos he posts online catching cops doing illegal things. I wonder how long until he get his camera confiscated and nasty things happen to him off film? Also, see this.

You certainly need a hidden camera. If you inform them of your camera (or it's obvious), then as others have stated, it'll probably get smashed and any recordings destroyed. And if they were already doing something wrong, if they destroy your camera, then they're probably about to do something a lot more wrong to you.

On my street (not a particularly good part of town; old, blue-collar, and multi-ethnic, though not particularly run-down or dangerous) the cops came to arrest someone, and when they got him out of his house, he was making some noises about resisting arrest and being somewhat disorderly. If I were a cop, I'd certainly have been prepared for trouble, the way he was acting. But one of the cops came over and told everyone who had gathered on the opposing sidewalk, about 30 feet away, that we had to disperse and couldn't watch. My landlord argued with him, asking why he couldn't stand on a public sidewalk near his house, well away from what was going on, and watch what happened in his neighborhood. The cop told him that if he didn't walk out of viewing distance, they'd arrest him. The cop said it was for the privacy of the person being arrested. Yea, right. The cops didn't want any witnesses around before they went to town on this guy. First person experience.

Even when the cops have been required by law to keep everything on camera and keep the footage, they'll still go turn the camera off illegally and beat the #*$ out of someone. Who's going to arrest them, they're a cop? More info on that one here At least the cop was fired, eventually, but not prosecuted or anything. He's appealing the decision.

Although sometimes, they don't destroy the evidence. And other times, people do get away with videos of cops being idiots unmolested.

And this guy has a whole series of videos he posts online catching cops doing illegal things. I wonder how long until he get his camera confiscated and nasty things happen to him off film? Also, see this.

You certainly need a hidden camera. If you inform them of your camera (or it's obvious), then as others have stated, it'll probably get smashed and any recordings destroyed. And if they were already doing something wrong, if they destroy your camera, then they're probably about to do something a lot more wrong to you.

On my street (not a particularly good part of town; old, blue-collar, and multi-ethnic, though not particularly run-down or dangerous) the cops came to arrest someone, and when they got him out of his house, he was making some noises about resisting arrest and being somewhat disorderly. If I were a cop, I'd certainly have been prepared for trouble, the way he was acting. But one of the cops came over and told everyone who had gathered on the opposing sidewalk, about 30 feet away, that we had to disperse and couldn't watch. My landlord argued with him, asking why he couldn't stand on a public sidewalk near his house, well away from what was going on, and watch what happened in his neighborhood. The cop told him that if he didn't walk out of viewing distance, they'd arrest him. The cop said it was for the privacy of the person being arrested. Yea, right. The cops didn't want any witnesses around before they went to town on this guy. First person experience.

Even when the cops have been required by law to keep everything on camera and keep the footage, they'll still go turn the camera off illegally and beat the #*$ out of someone. Who's going to arrest them, they're a cop? More info on that one here At least the cop was fired, eventually, but not prosecuted or anything. He's appealing the decision.

Although sometimes, they don't destroy the evidence. And other times, people do get away with videos of cops being idiots unmolested.

And this guy has a whole series of videos he posts online catching cops doing illegal things. I wonder how long until he get his camera confiscated and nasty things happen to him off film? Also, see this.

You certainly need a hidden camera. If you inform them of your camera (or it's obvious), then as others have stated, it'll probably get smashed and any recordings destroyed. And if they were already doing something wrong, if they destroy your camera, then they're probably about to do something a lot more wrong to you.

On my street (not a particularly good part of town; old, blue-collar, and multi-ethnic, though not particularly run-down or dangerous) the cops came to arrest someone, and when they got him out of his house, he was making some noises about resisting arrest and being somewhat disorderly. If I were a cop, I'd certainly have been prepared for trouble, the way he was acting. But one of the cops came over and told everyone who had gathered on the opposing sidewalk, about 30 feet away, that we had to disperse and couldn't watch. My landlord argued with him, asking why he couldn't stand on a public sidewalk near his house, well away from what was going on, and watch what happened in his neighborhood. The cop told him that if he didn't walk out of viewing distance, they'd arrest him. The cop said it was for the privacy of the person being arrested. Yea, right. The cops didn't want any witnesses around before they went to town on this guy. First person experience.

Even when the cops have been required by law to keep everything on camera and keep the footage, they'll still go turn the camera off illegally and beat the #*$ out of someone. Who's going to arrest them, they're a cop? More info on that one here At least the cop was fired, eventually, but not prosecuted or anything. He's appealing the decision.

Although sometimes, they don't destroy the evidence. And other times, people do get away with videos of cops being idiots unmolested.

And this guy has a whole series of videos he posts online catching cops doing illegal things. I wonder how long until he get his camera confiscated and nasty things happen to him off film? Also, see this.

You certainly need a hidden camera. If you inform them of your camera (or it's obvious), then as others have stated, it'll probably get smashed and any recordings destroyed. And if they were already doing something wrong, if they destroy your camera, then they're probably about to do something a lot more wrong to you.

On my street (not a particularly good part of town; old, blue-collar, and multi-ethnic, though not particularly run-down or dangerous) the cops came to arrest someone, and when they got him out of his house, he was making some noises about resisting arrest and being somewhat disorderly. If I were a cop, I'd certainly have been prepared for trouble, the way he was acting. But one of the cops came over and told everyone who had gathered on the opposing sidewalk, about 30 feet away, that we had to disperse and couldn't watch. My landlord argued with him, asking why he couldn't stand on a public sidewalk near his house, well away from what was going on, and watch what happened in his neighborhood. The cop told him that if he didn't walk out of viewing distance, they'd arrest him. The cop said it was for the privacy of the person being arrested. Yea, right. The cops didn't want any witnesses around before they went to town on this guy. First person experience.

Even when the cops have been required by law to keep everything on camera and keep the footage, they'll still go turn the camera off illegally and beat the #*$ out of someone. Who's going to arrest them, they're a cop? More info on that one here At least the cop was fired, eventually, but not prosecuted or anything. He's appealing the decision.

Although sometimes, they don't destroy the evidence. And other times, people do get away with videos of cops being idiots unmolested.

And this guy has a whole series of videos he posts online catching cops doing illegal things. I wonder how long until he get his camera confiscated and nasty things happen to him off film? Also, see this.

That depends if the shooter gets paid by the head shot or paid by the hour.

I am putting my money on he will drag the process out rather than crop like a fiend at his/her workstation (and probably not get paid much fo that time)..
That, and the 50 kids that were talking to each other or had their eyes shut.

It WOULD be interesting to take some hi-res shots of stadium crowds to spot gems like this: http://my.break.com/content/view.aspx?ContentID=353366

twitter prepares to do battle with the evil Micro$oft!

ramp that up and see what happens

http://www.break.com/index/car-battery-hack.html

The problem is that some people in the USofA see Europe as one country. Well, it isn't. Each country has its own laws and political situation.
E.g. In Belgium you can not sell a contract as part of a phone deal. Also the phone can never be locked. You can sell them at the same time, but you can not sell them as part of one contract.

I believe it is the same in Portugal. In other countries the situation is different. The fun part is that because much of Europe is one economic entity, you can easily buy a phone in another country unlocked and no contract and use it where you live.

Haha, no one has the power to slashdot the almighty cnet!
What really happened to cnet replace x-wing with random cnet server.

I was there to see it take off too. I also took video, might be a little clearer in this vid: http://view.break.com/378238 Greg

I took video of it today: http://view.break.com/378238

twitter prepares to do battle with the evil Micro$haft Winblowz. Go get'em tiger!

video of it here, judge for yourself http://break.com/index/itchy-nuts-dui.html

(yes i'm joking, that's not the video, but still funny)

Here's some carts ready to try it on.

(safe for most workplaces)

made with REAL LIGHTNING!!
you'll be going so fast mother nature will be like SLLOOOW DOWWNNNN
and you'll be like fuck you and kick her in the face with your ENERGGGYY LEGGS!
you'll have 400 BABIES!!!!
they'll run as fast as kenyans!
they'll race as fast as kenyans ... they'll be deported back to KENYA!
http://break.com/index/powerthirst-sports-drink-sp oof.html :)

I'm thinking these kids have some mental issues....
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-715315209 8207965240
http://www.break.com/index/mom-tells-kid-no-more-w arcraft.html
Kudos to Demon Xanth Wataru for the video references.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-715315209 8207965240

And:
http://www.break.com/index/mom-tells-kid-no-more-w arcraft.html

Where would the internet be without gems such as those?

(link to video) those Girls pledging to support abolishing women's suffrage

In my book, the following Holy crap is she smokin' link is definitely preferable to a house that gives every impression of having been screwed by a sperm whale.

Living in this house for the rest of your life on Earth. After you die, well you know...

Not exactly the kind of stuff that will make you rich. Fortunately, schools are actually teaching teaching kids to behave like billionaire CEOs

"I agree 5,250 is a lot of cents"

Maybe you could explain the difference between cents and dollars to Verizon better than this poor guy was able to.

Better yet, maybe it comes with a real life Clippy.

My favorite UFO in the news was when a local news station was doing a human interest series on local nut-jobs who made claims about the paranormal. They were very skeptical and generally debunking these people by showing up with a camera and recording it when the nut-jobs failed to produce anything paranormal, without actually confronting or insulting the people. They'd just done a bunch of ghost hunters the night before.

Then they interview "Prophet Yaweh" from Las Vegas who says that by reading the Old Testament of the Bible in Hebrew, he learned a secret that allows him to summon UFO's on command. So the news channel picked a date, time, and location, and Prophet Yaweh shows up, and immediately summons a UFO, throwing the story rather off track.

Here is a pic of the Puffer Sphere running Windows

Maybe this guy has MS, he certainly seems to have cognitive impairment.

And you thought the paper clip was only on your computer.

Streaming version found at Break.com.

What about the new Danish traffic signs?

Not really: http://www.break.com/index/stop_motion_piano_and_d rums.html

Maybe it'll be along the same lines as this ad for Warcraft?

Or, very similar to the Futurama episode where Fry discovers why men are not to date robots through the cheesy 1950s-ish sex-ed film? (humans will fail to reproduce and die as a species)

That's the most I can gather from the title ...

this is you, isn't it?
http://www.break.com/index/burger_king_911.html

This should help everyone make their minds up! http://www.break.com/index/what_really_happens_pal lywood.html

how will this stand up against a knife or a bayonet? I know in the modern era this is more or less mute

The article suggests near the beginning that it would protect against knives. Also, one of the earlier comments contained a link to a CNN video ( http://www.break.com/movies/newarmor23.html ), and near the end of the video one of the researchers (I believe that's who it was) explicitly says that it can protect against ballistics and knives.

P.S. It's moot, not mute.

Direct Link to Shockwave Flash Video.

There's a video on break.com where you can see the liquid armor in action - it's pretty amazing:
clicky

Check this out... Unless you're a fag like TACO... Can you digg it...? FIRST POST BTW!

TAKE A LOOK AT FAGGOTS!!!

Now if this could happen to Bill Gates that would be AWESOME.

Only because their ruthless and have no regard for human rights

Here's the same story from the 20th Century

Happened to research into a new orbital platform...?

FIRST POST BITCHES

Here is proof of global warming. Notice the gradual decrease in undie size since the 1800's. ;)

Sky divers and BASE jumpers have been using wing suits a long time. Some guys even fly similar fixed wings like this. I watched the HALO training shows on the military channel a couple days ago and there's no way they'd be training people to be combat ready in 20 days on a HAHO jump with a fixed wing. Wouldn't seem like the amount of effort involved with be worth it. One of the coolest and craziest wing suit jumps I've seen: http://my.break.com/Content/ViewContentPublic.aspx ?ContentID=1OZuGdvMCdS0QN4GgCVS3A%3D%3D&ContentTit le=Soul%20Flyers&ContentURL=http%3A%2F%2Fview.brea k.com%2F98895

oh man, is that you ? Just watched your video,

Vanilla Ice!!