Marionberry
did you know that will lama (aka
rm moseby) was charged with
manslaughter in 1993
iii told u no running in 'tital! ,
rm moseby) was charged with
manslaughter in 1993
iii told u no running in 'tital! ,
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pfccross (01/08/2016) [-] why the **** do they call it manslaughter? it sounds like you just butchered someone...
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jerrythefruit (01/09/2016) [-] In late December 1991, Lewis was arrested after he crashed his car, head on, into a car driven by 21-year-old Isabel Duarte, in Potomac, Maryland. Duarte, a resident of nearby Bethesda, later died from her injuries. Lewis was charged with drunk driving.[6][7][8]
In 1993, Lewis was convicted of manslaughter with a motor vehicle and driving while intoxicated in Montgomery County, Maryland Circuit Court. The court sentenced Lewis to five years in prison, but suspended four, citing Lewis' work after his arrest with a prison-based theater troupe which performed in jails, schools and churches, to highlight the consequences of drug abuse. Lewis was also ordered to serve two years' probation after his release and to perform 350 hours of community service.
straight outta wikipedia
In 1993, Lewis was convicted of manslaughter with a motor vehicle and driving while intoxicated in Montgomery County, Maryland Circuit Court. The court sentenced Lewis to five years in prison, but suspended four, citing Lewis' work after his arrest with a prison-based theater troupe which performed in jails, schools and churches, to highlight the consequences of drug abuse. Lewis was also ordered to serve two years' probation after his release and to perform 350 hours of community service.
straight outta wikipedia
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brobyddark (01/09/2016) [-] Tumblr allows you to search up posts based on words, and I *think* the hashtag is added by the system to identify the post? Or the user went back in and hash-tagged it after they saw how many notes it was getting so it'd be easier to find
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sacrilegious (01/10/2016) [-]
If you can search based on words, you inherently don't need the hastag, eh?
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brobyddark (01/10/2016) [-] Well, with the hashtag it would show that post, rather than a page that happens to contain a few related words or all the words.
