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Old 10-10-2021, 04:35 PM   #16
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It would have been better if Mad Dog showed remorse for shooting JJ but then People would have been ragging and dragging on how tacked on him suddenly feeling remorse for shooting JJ really was. I'm kind of glad they went the realistic way with Mad Dog not showing remorse for shooting JJ.

Reminds me of when Clarence talked Eddie into doing a Joyride with a Restaurant Diner's car who Clarence tricked into thinking he was Valet. Clarence put on a red jacket and fooled a Diner into thinking he was a legit Valet. Apparently, the Diner left the restaurant EARLY(Clarence planned for the Diner to be inside of the Restaurant for TWO hours! The Diner was eating ALONE. Maybe if he was with Multiple People, the two hour window would have worked) The Diner realized the "Valet," stole his car and he had no idea where the car or the"Valet," was.

He presumably reported his car as stolen
Eddie, Steve(Who was Technically kidnapped against his will by Eddie and Clarence as he was against getting into a stolen car in the first place) were arrested and booked at a police station. The Diner luckily decided not to press charges as he did get his car back. All three were taken home. Eddie was sorry for going into a car he knew Clarence stole and Clarence was only sorry that he got caught. Clarence only being sorry for being caught was realistic. Eddie being sorry was realistic because he had his doubts even before getting into the stolen car so that was realistic. Mad Dog who was a downright Thug suddenly having remorse for shooting JJ would have seemed REALLY unrealistic.

you speaking too much about Family Matters in a Good Times thread especially when I dont know what you talking about
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you speaking too much about Family Matters in a Good Times thread especially when I dont know what you talking about
I'm confused too. What the hell does this Family Matters scenario have to do with a shooting?
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I'm confused too. What the hell does this Family Matters scenario have to do with a shooting?
Exactly, wasnt no shooting involved in the cousin clarence ep
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Exactly, wasnt no shooting involved in the cousin clarence ep
Really! How you gonna compare attempted murder to car theft?
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I was talking about Clarence and Mad Dog not showing remorse for what they did. Although Clarence merely stole a car and Mad Dog could have KILLED JJ(WAY worse than stealing a car), they both didn't show remorse for what they did. Mad Dog felt sorry because his Mom slapped him and told him she hated him, OUCH when your mother does that to you and tells you this, and Clarence was only sorry he got caught.
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James should have beat the hell out of Mad Dog. “Poor boy didn’t have a father around….” Well, James dad abandoned him and he grew up to be a hard working man and a good father. Mad Dog needed an ass whooping and I wish James would administered it.
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James should have beat the hell out of Mad Dog. “Poor boy didn’t have a father around….” Well, James dad abandoned him and he grew up to be a hard working man and a good father. Mad Dog needed an ass whooping and I wish James would administered it.
Then Florida dumbass comes out and talks about how “proud” she is that he didn’t beat him upside his head
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Then Florida dumbass comes out and talks about how “proud” she is that he didn’t beat him upside his head
Guess it was hard for James to beat up a man who was down and out
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