Humorless McDonalds worker calls cops on rappers.

[Dawildman]

Utah of course. "Oh my God! NOT the rap music! It's so scary and Negro".

YouTube - Teens Arrested For Rapping Order In McDonald's Drive-Thru

Again: Utah.

Need we say more? Me thinks not.

[clownboy]

You didn't even watch your own video dude. It wasn't because of the rap, though that's just the stupidest thing I've seen in many years, it was disorderly conduct. And btw, NONE of kids involved were black.

[Dawildman]

Rap sounds black to a Utahan. believe me, I've worked with these people. They are naive, opinionated and thick.

[potter]

Considering the kids left I think calling the cops was a bit much.....

[Dawildman]

C/B, have you gotten any pussay within the past twelve months? I mean you sound like the poor frustrated chump who can't get any. Those of us that DO get some can sense those that don't. Would bet money you don't...

Wildman gets so much poon that other guys can live off the stuff I throw away. Am probably close to three times C/B's age. Double anyway.

[clownboy]

Originally Posted by potter

Considering the kids left I think calling the cops was a bit much.....

I'd agree except there's still no mention of what they actually did to cause a disturbance. May have been a legitimate thing, maybe not. Not enough to the story to tell, these folks reporting were just obsessed with the rap portion.

Is there such a thing as a public annoyance law in Utah?

[clownboy]

Originally Posted by Dawildman

Wildman gets so much poon that other guys can live off the stuff I throw away. Am probably close to three times C/B's age. Double anyway.

Yes, from what you've bragged about, trolling the local high schools has yielded results for you.

[potter]

Originally Posted by clownboy

I'd agree except there's still no mention of what they actually did to cause a disturbance. May have been a legitimate thing, maybe not. Not enough to the story to tell, these folks reporting were just obsessed with the rap portion.

Is there such a thing as a public annoyance law in Utah?

The news report stated that the employees "felt" threatened...

[elalumno]

Originally Posted by clownboy

You didn't even watch your own video dude. It wasn't because of the rap, though that's just the stupidest thing I've seen in many years, it was disorderly conduct. And btw, NONE of kids involved were black.

Gee, ya mean dacowardmans race baiting hatred backfired on him?

No surprise there

[elalumno]

C/B, have you gotten any pussay within the past twelve months? I mean you sound like the poor frustrated chump who can't get any. Those of us that DO get some can sense those that don't. Would bet money you don't...

Those poor, poor sheep in your neighborhood.

[elalumno]

Originally Posted by clownboy

I'd agree except there's still no mention of what they actually did to cause a disturbance. May have been a legitimate thing, maybe not. Not enough to the story to tell, these folks reporting were just obsessed with the rap portion.

Is there such a thing as a public annoyance law in Utah?

So far, based on what I have seen reported, the call and the arrest wer bullshit. But I would like to see more information and facts

[clownboy]

The rest of the story is starting to dribble out.

Spenser Dauwalder said employees at the restaurant told him and his friends they were holding up the line and needed to order or leave.

The 18-year-old said nobody was in line. He and his three 17-year-old friends left without buying anything.

American Fork Police Sgt. Gregg Ludlow says a manager wrote down the car’s license plate number and called police. The teens were later cited by officers at a high school parking lot outside a volleyball match.

“We thought, you know, just teenagers out having fun,” Dauwalder told KSL Newsradio. “We didn’t think it would escalate to that.”

Disorderly conduct citations are issued when someone does something to cause annoyance or alarm, Ludlow said. The citation is an infraction similar to a speeding ticket, Ludlow said.

“It was not just that they were rapping, they continued to hold things up,” Ludlow said.

Ludlow said the teens were asked several times to speak plainly and that ultimately the manager came outside.

[elalumno]

Ah, a prank that turned disruptive to a business.

Perhpas the actions were justified.

[Lucas]

Originally Posted by clownboy

You didn't even watch your own video dude. It wasn't because of the rap, though that's just the stupidest thing I've seen in many years, it was disorderly conduct. And btw, NONE of kids involved were black.

. Whoopsy!

Originally Posted by Dawildman

Rap sounds black to a Utahan. believe me, I've worked with these people. They are naive, opinionated and thick.

So you got along well with them?