" involved four people shining overpowered flashlights in the eyes of drivers"

When did they start saying Lasers were overpowered flashlights?

On September 30, 2025, U.S. authorities announced the arrest of four undocumented immigrants in Portland for conducting coordinated laser strikes on law enforcement helicopters. According to Homeland Security, the suspects aimed high-powered lasers at aircraft operated by Customs and Border Protection, endangering flight operations and crew safety.
The suspects were charged under federal laws prohibiting the aiming of lasers at aircraft, which carry severe penalties including up to five years in prison. This incident underscores the ongoing concern about the use of lasers as disruptive or dangerous tools during civil disturbances in Portland.

(10-10-2025 06:03 PM)Redbanksdog Wrote:  " involved four people shining overpowered flashlights in the eyes of drivers"

When did they start saying Lasers were overpowered flashlights?

On September 30, 2025, U.S. authorities announced the arrest of four undocumented immigrants in Portland for conducting coordinated laser strikes on law enforcement helicopters. According to Homeland Security, the suspects aimed high-powered lasers at aircraft operated by Customs and Border Protection, endangering flight operations and crew safety.
The suspects were charged under federal laws prohibiting the aiming of lasers at aircraft, which carry severe penalties including up to five years in prison. This incident underscores the ongoing concern about the use of lasers as disruptive or dangerous tools during civil disturbances in Portland.

You'd think certain people would know that, but nope. Not even close.

(10-10-2025 06:12 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  

(10-10-2025 06:03 PM)Redbanksdog Wrote:  " involved four people shining overpowered flashlights in the eyes of drivers"

When did they start saying Lasers were overpowered flashlights?

On September 30, 2025, U.S. authorities announced the arrest of four undocumented immigrants in Portland for conducting coordinated laser strikes on law enforcement helicopters. According to Homeland Security, the suspects aimed high-powered lasers at aircraft operated by Customs and Border Protection, endangering flight operations and crew safety.
The suspects were charged under federal laws prohibiting the aiming of lasers at aircraft, which carry severe penalties including up to five years in prison. This incident underscores the ongoing concern about the use of lasers as disruptive or dangerous tools during civil disturbances in Portland.

You'd think certain people would know that, but nope. Not even close.

That was a nice little touch there in saying overpowered flashlights. I'm starting to wonder if someone gets their information from Reddit.

Ya think!!??

(10-10-2025 06:17 PM)Redbanksdog Wrote:  

(10-10-2025 06:12 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  

(10-10-2025 06:03 PM)Redbanksdog Wrote:  " involved four people shining overpowered flashlights in the eyes of drivers"

When did they start saying Lasers were overpowered flashlights?

On September 30, 2025, U.S. authorities announced the arrest of four undocumented immigrants in Portland for conducting coordinated laser strikes on law enforcement helicopters. According to Homeland Security, the suspects aimed high-powered lasers at aircraft operated by Customs and Border Protection, endangering flight operations and crew safety.
The suspects were charged under federal laws prohibiting the aiming of lasers at aircraft, which carry severe penalties including up to five years in prison. This incident underscores the ongoing concern about the use of lasers as disruptive or dangerous tools during civil disturbances in Portland.

You'd think certain people would know that, but nope. Not even close.

That was a nice little touch there in saying overpowered flashlights. I'm starting to wonder if someone gets their information from Reddit.

All signs point to yes. lol

(10-10-2025 06:03 PM)Redbanksdog Wrote:  " involved four people shining overpowered flashlights in the eyes of drivers"

When did they start saying Lasers were overpowered flashlights?

On September 30, 2025, U.S. authorities announced the arrest of four undocumented immigrants in Portland for conducting coordinated laser strikes on law enforcement helicopters. According to Homeland Security, the suspects aimed high-powered lasers at aircraft operated by Customs and Border Protection, endangering flight operations and crew safety.
The suspects were charged under federal laws prohibiting the aiming of lasers at aircraft, which carry severe penalties including up to five years in prison. This incident underscores the ongoing concern about the use of lasers as disruptive or dangerous tools during civil disturbances in Portland.

Maybe check the facts. The cited portion happened pre- Sept 18. Per the filing.

Your brand new find is noted as Sept 30.

But hey, just try to make one incident into another with zero effort to check any facts. Neat stuff.

Have any more magic tricks for us?

(10-10-2025 06:22 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  

(10-10-2025 06:17 PM)Redbanksdog Wrote:  

(10-10-2025 06:12 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  

(10-10-2025 06:03 PM)Redbanksdog Wrote:  " involved four people shining overpowered flashlights in the eyes of drivers"

When did they start saying Lasers were overpowered flashlights?

On September 30, 2025, U.S. authorities announced the arrest of four undocumented immigrants in Portland for conducting coordinated laser strikes on law enforcement helicopters. According to Homeland Security, the suspects aimed high-powered lasers at aircraft operated by Customs and Border Protection, endangering flight operations and crew safety.
The suspects were charged under federal laws prohibiting the aiming of lasers at aircraft, which carry severe penalties including up to five years in prison. This incident underscores the ongoing concern about the use of lasers as disruptive or dangerous tools during civil disturbances in Portland.

You'd think certain people would know that, but nope. Not even close.

That was a nice little touch there in saying overpowered flashlights. I'm starting to wonder if someone gets their information from Reddit.

All signs point to yes. lol

All signs actually point to two dumbasses who can’t bother to check facts, high five over a leap of faith in stream, and their supposition ends up provably false. Then make fun of that mismatch in facts attributing it to Reddit style reading, when they can’t even bother with that.

Nicely played, sleuth meister twins. Nicely played.

(10-10-2025 06:23 PM)tanqtonic Wrote:  

(10-10-2025 06:03 PM)Redbanksdog Wrote:  " involved four people shining overpowered flashlights in the eyes of drivers"

When did they start saying Lasers were overpowered flashlights?

On September 30, 2025, U.S. authorities announced the arrest of four undocumented immigrants in Portland for conducting coordinated laser strikes on law enforcement helicopters. According to Homeland Security, the suspects aimed high-powered lasers at aircraft operated by Customs and Border Protection, endangering flight operations and crew safety.
The suspects were charged under federal laws prohibiting the aiming of lasers at aircraft, which carry severe penalties including up to five years in prison. This incident underscores the ongoing concern about the use of lasers as disruptive or dangerous tools during civil disturbances in Portland.

Maybe check the facts. The cited portion happened pre- Sept 18. Per the filing.

Your brand new find is noted as Sept 30.

But hey, just try to make one incident into another with zero effort to check any facts. Neat stuff.

Have any more magic tricks for us?

OK, you got me what can I say. Did you have a reason for not adding the 30 Sep. issue to what's going on in Portland? You keep acting like there is no problem in Portland. Listening to you it's all a peaceful protest.

(10-10-2025 06:27 PM)tanqtonic Wrote:  

(10-10-2025 06:22 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  

(10-10-2025 06:17 PM)Redbanksdog Wrote:  

(10-10-2025 06:12 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  

(10-10-2025 06:03 PM)Redbanksdog Wrote:  " involved four people shining overpowered flashlights in the eyes of drivers"

When did they start saying Lasers were overpowered flashlights?

On September 30, 2025, U.S. authorities announced the arrest of four undocumented immigrants in Portland for conducting coordinated laser strikes on law enforcement helicopters. According to Homeland Security, the suspects aimed high-powered lasers at aircraft operated by Customs and Border Protection, endangering flight operations and crew safety.
The suspects were charged under federal laws prohibiting the aiming of lasers at aircraft, which carry severe penalties including up to five years in prison. This incident underscores the ongoing concern about the use of lasers as disruptive or dangerous tools during civil disturbances in Portland.

You'd think certain people would know that, but nope. Not even close.

That was a nice little touch there in saying overpowered flashlights. I'm starting to wonder if someone gets their information from Reddit.

All signs point to yes. lol

All signs actually point to two dumbasses who can’t bother to check facts, high five over a leap of faith in stream, and their supposition ends up provably false. Then make fun of that mismatch in facts attributing it to Reddit style reading, when they can’t even bother with that.

Nicely played, sleuth meister twins. Nicely played.

Oh, I see you're back to name calling again, calling me a dumb ass. I didn't call you any names when you mentioned Memphis the other day. You didn't know any facts or bothered to check.

This is you Tanq to a T. Been trying to figure out what you problem is and believe this is it.

A superiority complex is a psychological belief in being better than others, often masking feelings of inferiority, insecurity, or shame. Individuals with this trait may exhibit arrogance, condescension, and a need to dominate, while also being closed-minded and dismissive of others' opinions. The term was first coined by psychologist Alfred Adler and is often considered a defense mechanism rather than a formal diagnosis.

Characteristics of a superiority complex
Exaggerated self-importance: Believing one's abilities, accomplishments, and opinions are superior to others'.
Arrogance and condescension: Acting smug, arrogant, or talking down to people who are perceived as "inferior".
Dismissiveness: Being unwilling to listen to others' opinions, views, or feelings.
Boastfulness: Exaggerating accomplishments and achievements to gain validation.
Need for control: Desiring to dominate others and feeling a need to be in control of situations.

Here's a shorter description:

Butthead

(10-10-2025 07:25 PM)TripleA Wrote:  Here's a shorter description:

Butthead

True, but Redbanks went to so much trouble....

(10-10-2025 07:28 PM)BartlettTigerFan Wrote:  

(10-10-2025 07:25 PM)TripleA Wrote:  Here's a shorter description:

Butthead

True, but Redbanks went to so much trouble....

Yes, well worth it. I was actually answering for you.

Narcissitic sociopath

I told yall this months ago .

(10-10-2025 07:34 PM)shere khan Wrote:  Narcissitic sociopath

I told yall this months ago .

It's not like you discovered gold.

I was beating on him last spring.

I was warrior boy before you guys were Cool Cool.

(10-10-2025 07:25 PM)TripleA Wrote:  Here's a shorter description:

Butthead

Does that mean Tom is Beavis?!

(10-10-2025 07:38 PM)bullet Wrote:  

(10-10-2025 07:25 PM)TripleA Wrote:  Here's a shorter description:

Butthead

Does that mean Tom is Beavis?!

Yes

That’s an insult to beavis and butthead.

(10-10-2025 08:38 PM)450bench Wrote:  That’s an insult to beavis and butthead.

True. They were actually funny.