>>>>So no repercussions against someone who say goes into a crowded theatre and yells 'fire!' causing mayhem and injuries when no fire exists?
>>>>
>>>>
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>>>Your statement made me think of a television show about 30 years ago.
>>>
>>>Tommy Smothers singing;
>>>
>>>"I fell into a vat of chocolate." "I fell into a vat of chocolate." "I fell into a vat of chocolate."
>>>
>>>Dick Smothers asks:
>>>
>>>"What did you do when you fell into the vat of chocolate?"
>>>
>>>Tom:
>>>
>>>"I yelled 'FIRE!' when I fell into the vat of chocolate."
>>>
>>>Dick:
>>>
>>>"Why did you yell fire when you fell into the vat of chocolate?"
>>>
>>>Tom:
>>>
>>>"Because no one would have come if I yelled 'Chocolate!'"
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>>When I was about 10 years old, my parents had a sail boat berths next to Tommy Smothers boat. Over the time we all became friends. Well, one day a couple of ladies where touring the marina, and stopped and ask my father and Tommy a question.
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>>Ladies: “Are you two sailors?”
>>
>>Tommy: “Why, yes we are.”
>>
>>Ladies: “I understand that sailors can tell what the weather is going to be by looking at the clouds. I that true?”
>>
>>Tommy: “Why yes it is.”
>>
>>The two ladies look up in the sky, noticing the many small clouds, they ask. “What kind of clouds are those?”
>>
>>Tommy (looking up to the clouds) “HorseTurds”.
>>
>>As the ladies nod, they ask. “Oh, and what does that mean?”
>>
>>Tommy: “We are going to have a Sh!tty day tomorrow.”
>>
>>This is true story.
>
>lol
>
>That is more accurate then the weatherman! :)

I won't tell you what he uses to do with Seagulls, pretzels, hot mustard, and long piece of string. I think he called it gull-fishing.