KATT WILLIAMS' WEEK OFF

[saxitoxin]

November 27
Katt Williams led police on a crazy chase through the streets of Sacramento on Sunday -- even driving on the wrong side of the road -- all while riding on a bizarre 3-wheeled motorcycle.

November 28
Katt Williams entered a Target and hit one of the store’s employees in the face. Williams then left the store using an electric cart.

November 29
sleeping

November 30
sleeping

December 1
Katt Williams' Hummer ran out of gas on the way to the event and the comedian allegedly slashed its tires and rammed it with a backup vehicle.

December 2
According to the Seattle Police Department, Katt Williams ... exchanged words with patrons at the bar and brandished a pool cue at the bar manager. When officers tried to arrest Williams, he allegedly struggled and refused.

December 3
Katt Williams was ordered to leave a Courtyard Marriott after an unspecified incident that involved a police presence.

December 4
Katt Williams said he was going to place a cash offer of $301,000 for the Washington State Ferry Rhododendron as a place to stay with his family and staff until his Thursday court date.

December 4
Comedian Katt Williams is quitting stand-up.

[DoomYoshi]

So Andy Kaufman is alive after all.

[saxitoxin]

November 29
A New York Police Department officer's act of kindness has gone viral online thanks to a photo snapped by a passing tourist. Jennifer Foster of Florence, Ariz., was visiting Times Square with her husband on Nov. 14 when she spotted a shoeless man asking for change. "Right when I was about to approach, one of your officers came up behind him," Foster wrote in a message to the NYPD. "The officer said, 'I have these size 12 boots for you, they are all-weather. Let's put them on and take care of you.'

December 2
A barefoot homeless man who became famous last week after a kind New York City police officer bought him a pair of boots is again going around shoeless.

December 4
The homeless man who was given a pair of boots by a kindhearted New York City police officer apparently isn't homeless. According to the New York Daily News, Jeffrey Hillman, 54, has an apartment in the Bronx that is paid for via a combination of rent vouchers, Social Security, and military veteran benefits.

[2dimes]

You owe Jeff some Saxibuck for posting this. He wants a piece of pie.

[Phatscotty]

November 29
A New York Police Department officer's act of kindness has gone viral online thanks to a photo snapped by a passing tourist. Jennifer Foster of Florence, Ariz., was visiting Times Square with her husband on Nov. 14 when she spotted a shoeless man asking for change. "Right when I was about to approach, one of your officers came up behind him," Foster wrote in a message to the NYPD. "The officer said, 'I have these size 12 boots for you, they are all-weather. Let's put them on and take care of you.'

December 2
A barefoot homeless man who became famous last week after a kind New York City police officer bought him a pair of boots is again going around shoeless.

December 4
The homeless man who was given a pair of boots by a kindhearted New York City police officer apparently isn't homeless. According to the New York Daily News, Jeffrey Hillman, 54, has an apartment in the Bronx that is paid for via a combination of rent vouchers, Social Security, and military veteran benefits.

He is already barefoot again too. He said he is hiding his boots, because he could get killed for them. More likely, he just has high tolerance when it comes to his feet and invented a better guilt trip hustle. Not sure if this is in your links or not, but they found another person who bought him shoes last month. And when he said he never owned a pair of shoes, turns out he was a basketball star (barefoot I guess) in high school are raised in a middle class household.

He suckered the cop. Lesson learned people. When you give things to people on the streets, you are enabling them to stay on the streets, and that actually hurts them even more.

♥ Katt Williams♥

[DoomYoshi]

@Scotty: How does being on the street hurt someone? Doesn't it just remind them that you are better than them?

[Phatscotty]

@Scotty: How does being on the street hurt someone? Doesn't it just remind them that you are better than them?

homelessness is good and doesn't hurt anyone?

[notyou2]

@Scotty: How does being on the street hurt someone? Doesn't it just remind them that you are better than them?

homelessness is good and doesn't hurt anyone?

The depths of your depravity astound me.

[Phatscotty]

@Scotty: How does being on the street hurt someone? Doesn't it just remind them that you are better than them?

homelessness is good and doesn't hurt anyone?

The depths of your depravity astound me.

in other words...(for the slower yet adjectively able among us)

Homelessness is not good.

Therefore, yes, it is bad. Living on the street, with no shelter or protection, most certainly can be "hurtful", possibly even extremely painful, on a daily basis, for years and years....W

Did you have a point Doomer?

[notyou2]

@Scotty: How does being on the street hurt someone? Doesn't it just remind them that you are better than them?

homelessness is good and doesn't hurt anyone?

The depths of your depravity astound me.

in other words...(for the slower yet adjectively able among us)

Homelessness is not good.

Therefore, yes, it is bad. Living on the street, with no shelter or protection, most certainly can be "hurtful", possibly even extremely painful, on a daily basis, for years and years....W

Did you have a point Doomer?

I assume you are speaking to me.

Yes, my point is, you want to drug test welfare recipients, you say don't give to the poor as it enables them, yet you have a Salvation Army collection bucket on your profile. Who is the money for if not the poor BScotty?

[Phatscotty]

@Scotty: How does being on the street hurt someone? Doesn't it just remind them that you are better than them?

homelessness is good and doesn't hurt anyone?

The depths of your depravity astound me.

in other words...(for the slower yet adjectively able among us)

Homelessness is not good.

Therefore, yes, it is bad. Living on the street, with no shelter or protection, most certainly can be "hurtful", possibly even extremely painful, on a daily basis, for years and years....W

Did you have a point Doomer?

I assume you are speaking to me.

Yes, my point is, you want to drug test welfare recipients, you say don't give to the poor as it enables them, yet you have a Salvation Army collection bucket on your profile. Who is the money for if not the poor BScotty?

One is voluntary. One is force. I know it sounds like I am speaking Manadarin right now, but they are not interchangeable.

[Army of GOD]

It took him this long to quit stand up? He fucking sucks.

[saxitoxin]

It took him this long to quit stand up? He fucking sucks.

You better hope he doesn't find you or he'll drive a 3-wheeled motorcycle to your house, slap you twice, then escape on an electric skateboard. When the skateboard runs out of power he'll then smash it in two, come back to your house, piss on the front lawn and then offer to build a Zeppelin hangar next door.

[2dimes]

He quit three years ago too.

[Lootifer]

I thought this thread would be about the royal couple. I leave dissapointed.