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Dislimb · 03-24-2006, 06:45 AM

...that I haven't seen anyone here discuss yet.

It's very vague to me because I think I only saw this episode one time like fifteen years ago or so. There were these two young guys (one was white, one was black) and they would knock on people's doors and ask, "Is so-and-so home?" and when the person who answered the door turned their back to get who they were asking for, the two men just burst into the house and killed the guy they were looking for.

I can't remember if they did this numerous times or not, but it just popped into my mind this morning. This also could have "possibly" been on an episode of AMW but I am 75% certain it was UM. Can anyone shed some light on the subject?

Tony Ballesteros · 03-24-2006, 11:05 AM

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03-24-2006, 06:45 AM	#1
Dislimb Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Mar 23, 2006 Location: Cleveland, OH Posts: 431	Here's another episode that just popped into my mind... ...that I haven't seen anyone here discuss yet. It's very vague to me because I think I only saw this episode one time like fifteen years ago or so. There were these two young guys (one was white, one was black) and they would knock on people's doors and ask, "Is so-and-so home?" and when the person who answered the door turned their back to get who they were asking for, the two men just burst into the house and killed the guy they were looking for. I can't remember if they did this numerous times or not, but it just popped into my mind this morning. This also could have "possibly" been on an episode of AMW but I am 75% certain it was UM. Can anyone shed some light on the subject?

03-24-2006, 11:05 AM	#2
Tony Ballesteros Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Dec 28, 2005 Location: Chicago Posts: 123	nice avatar.
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