>Ok, we stop talking right here. I enjoy games in my x-box. I can't agree with the idea of playing a game where I have to defend myself of a charge because I touched a cop in order to ask for directions or something like that. That's insane. :)
I'm curious, what would happen if you tapped a Brazilian cop on the shoulder to ask for directions?
At some point, I learned (or was told) that you never surprise cops. They don't know if you want directions or to put a hole in them, especially if you approach them from behind. Not just cops in the US, but anywhere. Except maybe England.
Dan LeClair
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