The only reason he had to get "creative" is because of the zero tolerance policies Maricopa County has regarding Cannabis use. With the amount of Cannabis users in that county, it is no wonder he had to think "out of the box" to solve the problem of overpopulation in jails. The majority of the people in jail/prison in Maricopa county are in for non-violent drug offenses. I don't think that 6 months of "chain gang" work in the Phoenix sun is a fitting punishment for driving a trunkload of Cannabis up from Nogales. Penn and Teller did an episode of "Bullshit" that illustrates how Joe Arpiao would like to deal with the drug problem in the US. I personally think that making people do manual labor in the Arizona summer should be reserved for the violent criminals, rather than someone who can easily be compared to William McCoy. (That is if Bill even ever really existed.)
I just have to play devil's advocate here since I am a big glock fan. Perhaps "Brotha Lynch Hung" was trying to suggest that he had links with the Tasmanian Police Force. He could have been referring to the G17S Model.
But seriously though I do agree that mainstream music's purpose is to advertise to the mainstream crowd, and that usually requires deception.
I work for Chamberlain who makes the Liftmaster and Chamberlain garage door openers. Our newest units just started using 420MHz. I had an old 330MHz unit and my range sucked, so I installed a 420MHz logic board and my range more than doubled. I live right next to Davis Monthan AFB which gives me all kinds of RF interference. I suggest to anyone who has trouble with their Chamberlain, Liftmaster, or Sears GDOs then call Chamberlain and find out if you can upgrade to the 420MHz boards on your model. The price of the boards is crazy expensive ($70), but we here at Chamberlain can give discounts at our leisure. We sometimes will give one out for free if the conditions are right. (WHINE, WHINE, WHINE, "But I can't afford THAT!", "$70?!, The whole unit was $150!", etc)
I only seem to find myself reading Crutchfield lately. They are a Car/Home Audio/Video magazine. I mainly use them to find the newest equipment I want and them I buy it off E-Bay.
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The only reason he had to get "creative" is because of the zero tolerance policies Maricopa County has regarding Cannabis use. With the amount of Cannabis users in that county, it is no wonder he had to think "out of the box" to solve the problem of overpopulation in jails. The majority of the people in jail/prison in Maricopa county are in for non-violent drug offenses. I don't think that 6 months of "chain gang" work in the Phoenix sun is a fitting punishment for driving a trunkload of Cannabis up from Nogales. Penn and Teller did an episode of "Bullshit" that illustrates how Joe Arpiao would like to deal with the drug problem in the US. I personally think that making people do manual labor in the Arizona summer should be reserved for the violent criminals, rather than someone who can easily be compared to William McCoy. (That is if Bill even ever really existed.)
I just have to play devil's advocate here since I am a big glock fan. Perhaps "Brotha Lynch Hung" was trying to suggest that he had links with the Tasmanian Police Force. He could have been referring to the G17S Model. But seriously though I do agree that mainstream music's purpose is to advertise to the mainstream crowd, and that usually requires deception.
I work for Chamberlain who makes the Liftmaster and Chamberlain garage door openers. Our newest units just started using 420MHz. I had an old 330MHz unit and my range sucked, so I installed a 420MHz logic board and my range more than doubled. I live right next to Davis Monthan AFB which gives me all kinds of RF interference. I suggest to anyone who has trouble with their Chamberlain, Liftmaster, or Sears GDOs then call Chamberlain and find out if you can upgrade to the 420MHz boards on your model. The price of the boards is crazy expensive ($70), but we here at Chamberlain can give discounts at our leisure. We sometimes will give one out for free if the conditions are right. (WHINE, WHINE, WHINE, "But I can't afford THAT!", "$70?!, The whole unit was $150!", etc)
I only seem to find myself reading Crutchfield lately. They are a Car/Home Audio/Video magazine. I mainly use them to find the newest equipment I want and them I buy it off E-Bay.