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If you act like that (point and laugh) in real life, you're just an asshole. No lulz in real life.

Ok guys, 'nuff of this stuff. "Back to the funnies". Here is a guy who seems really full of himself, and on top of that, loves vans.....

http://www.theincrediblespammuseum.com/asianprince213/The_Asian_Prince_upgraded_vans.pdf

SCOTTSBLUFF, Neb. — Three Scottsbluff auto dealership executives are in jail today, accused of selling vehicles they did not own.

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Toyota automobiles from Legacy Ford Lincoln Mercury Toyota in Scottsbluff were loaded onto trucks Monday night.
Legacy Auto Sales owner Allen Patch, 52, surrendered at a Tooele County jail this morning, Scottsbluff Police Capt. Kevin Spencer said.

Comptroller Rachel Fait, 37, had been arrested at her Utah home early in the evening.

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Rachel Fait
"She lives here in Tooele," Tooele County Sheriff Frank Park said. "They just went up to her house and found her."

Spencer confirmed General Sales Manager Rick Covello, 53, surrendered to Scottsbluff police this morning, at about 10 a.m., after meeting with his attorney.

Scotts Bluff County Chief Deputy John Childress said it is not known if Covello will appear in Scotts Bluff County Court yet today.

"We aren’t sure what the procedure will be," Childress said.

Felony theft charges were filed in Scotts Bluff County Court Wednesday against Patch and his senior managers Wednesday. The three are accused of packing up their belongings, loading up 81 new vehicles on trucks and leaving town.

According to Scottsbluff Police, 81 new Ford and Toyota vehicles were loaded on auto transport trailers from the dealership over the weekend and Monday evening. Childress said the vehicles, ranging from sedans to pickups, are valued at more than $2.5 million

Now that this thread has almost been turned into a fail all it's own; I'll try and salvage it.....