Comments by "Ginny Jolly" (@ginnyjollykidd) on "These Aren’t Laws | Bad r/Legaladvice" video.

  1. I wonder if anyone has ever yelled "Movie!" in a crowded firehouse.
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  2. "Hey Kentucky! Good for you!" Neener Neener neeeeenerrrrr!
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  3.  @kenalls3518  I did steal it of course, but I am asking it as a legitimate question.
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  4.  @jayluck8047  Not if you have a bus load or 2 of children on a field trip. In which case yelling 'movie' could have more dire consequences.
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  5.  @therealbeanbot  Then let me restate: has anyone ever shouted "Movie!" in a crowded firehouse? If so, what were the consequences?
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  6.  @legg8866  So he's accredited to practice law in both DC and Marvel Universes?
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  7. Thank you, Devin, from this Kentucky Woman
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  8. See 1960's Batman TV series!
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  9. A guy who worked in a forensic laboratory told me that DNA sampling can be done on the smallest portion of blood, even if it's crusted.
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  10. This is why Europe's and Britain's royalty got inbred and especially the Romanovs had hemophilia.
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  11. I can ask for amber alerts and golden alerts on my phone from my phone internet provider.
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  12.  @mahpell7173  The joke is the switching around of the statement, "Don't yell 'fire' in a crowded movie house (movie theater). Such a place has a lot of people, and yelling 'fire' can cause people to panic and all run to the exits at once, blocking the doorways. In this mob psychology, people are following the instinct of self- preservation. In a real fire, people could be trampled. People could be caught inside the movie theater and burn as a result of any fire. The joke is that firefighters (whose workplace is called a firehouse, and it houses at least 2 firefighting vehicles) love movies, and when their work shift is slow, they watch a lot of them. If someone yelled 'movie' in a crowded Firehouse, they might cause a stampede of firefighters. It might be a funny sight to see!
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  13. Amber alerts and silver or golden alerts can be issued right away.
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  14. YES! You can count cards! No, it is not illegal, but it can get you booted from the casino and barred.
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