It was momentum caused by gravity due to his center of mass being too high and him losing balance.

Im just trying to act more like you

After reading and watching a lot of the shit they do, I wouldn't like them regardless of my skin color.

There are just under 1M cops in the US. According to recent studies done by the department of justice excessive force is used in 1.5% of police actions. That means that if one cop is associated with each action then there are about 980 thousand cops in the us who are normal and rational.
Yes there have been a lot of cases recently of Police going too far, however, if you were put into a situation where you have to evaluate the threat level of a situation in milliseconds, you wouldn't have perfect judgment calls either. The fact that they get it right as often as they do, like in Ferguson, is amazing.

I'm just saying I've heard it used everywhere.

Not just a Midwest thing. I heard it all the time growing up in Oregon.

I'm from Florida, and Ive heard people use that term in other places/shows/etc as well, though.

That might be due to the number of retired people from the midwest moving down there changing the dialect a bit. I normally don't consider FL as part of the south (at least certain parts of the state). It is a northern state which got separated from the rest of civilization by swamps and backcountry bumpkins

I'm just saying I've heard it used everywhere.

he's a pretty terrible president. hanging with celebrities keeps him from messing anything else up.

frankly, the fact that it came out at all in germany is pretty amazing.

Wolfenstein:NO must've sucked for them

frankly, the fact that it came out at all in germany is pretty amazing.

The weird thing with Dad: he can reach tenor. My dad has mad range.

I do very little in the classical world these days. Or music in general. But I can agree about the rumblings of a basso profundo being mesmerising - and relaxing too.

That's true, I guess. My range is decent for a mezzo even if I favour alto but yeah. My dad's basso profundo and it's all fun and games for him lamo

That is the best bass. I rarely even try to get put into higher basso or even baritone parts unless i am trying out for a musical or opera where the part i want is up in that range. Just the depth of sound a good basso profundo can create is mesmerizing. Or so my gf, a second soprano, claims. I just find it fun and relaxing being that low.

The weird thing with Dad: he can reach tenor. My dad has mad range.

I do very little in the classical world these days. Or music in general. But I can agree about the rumblings of a basso profundo being mesmerising - and relaxing too.

I MEANT LMAO.

maybe an f1, which if it hit the car would have pushed it off the road.