Comments (146) (Please sign in to comment)

1. 

   Brdshtt said, 8 months ago

   Stupid is as stupid does…….
2. 

   CJBz said, 8 months ago

   Just listen to Toni parrot about Quill needing to declare love first. I wanna whack her on the head. Now just WHO said “FREEZE!” I hope Toni did not get Brad into trouble – she was the one who dragged him into it.
3. 

   lesliemrosen9720 said, 8 months ago

   dirk is baaaaccccckkkk
4. 

   templo SUD said, 8 months ago

   Uh-oh. This will be an odd story to tell the coppers and the United States Post Master General.
5. 

   Brdshtt said, 8 months ago

   Uh, actually, they haven’t done anything yet.

   …

   - or- “Just wanted to make sure the letter went all the way in…”
6. 

   Mordock999 said, 8 months ago

   “Thank God, Officer!”
   “Thank God, You GOT here Just in TIME to HELP Me STOP These CRAZY Gals From TAMPERING with the US Mail!!” – Brad
7. 

   wg456789 said, 8 months ago

   It’ll be the guy that lives with Brad-—what’s his name.
8. 

   . . said, 8 months ago

   The police patrolling a residential street after dark?? Not on my planet. Especially not on foot (even bulbs this dim would have noticed, between the three of them, a cop car approaching). Now, TJ, coming home after work, espys a spot of nonsense that will naturally be improved as soon as he steps out of the dark & identifies himelf and gets involved.
9. 

   DaJellyBelly said, 8 months ago

   Toni: “Officer, we think we heard meowing coming from inside the box.”
10. 

    legaleagle48 said, 8 months ago

    I do hope Brad has a change of uniform pants available, because I think he just ruined the ones he’s currently wearing!
11. 

    Nabuquduriuzhur said, 8 months ago

    re: RagnaroCker
    .
    A lot of truth to it, though. When I lived in Portland, there were 2 to 3 homicides every day from gangs spraying neighborhoods and public transit with bullets. A guy from southern california on our staff was surprised at the constant blasting away by the criminal element— it was more the he was used to. (The city didn’t even investigate car thefts, and not surprisingly most car theft rings of the nation had their hqs in the city). The reaction of most governments in the area was “ho hum, oh, well, it wasn’t me” but heaven help you if money was involved.
    .
    D.C. started jailing people for expired tags this year. In a city that has a high crime rate from not keeping them behind bars.
12. 

    Tokyo Tengu said, 8 months ago

    Remember Dirk said he was going to be a cop? I wonder…
13. 

    rusty gate said, 8 months ago

    2 unemployed firemen in the near future?
14. 

    starfire said, 8 months ago

    Drop That Flashlight! It might go off by accident. You’re all under arrest for shining a flashlight at the mailbox at night while two of you are wearing uniforms of the fire department.
15. 

    starfire said, 8 months ago

    Clearly, the two of you are impersonating a Fire Person (?man?)?
16. Load 15 more comments. | Load the rest (131).