I think about this sometimes and it destroys my ribs

[Dennis Denuto]

I don't know why. I think it's because he directly responded to the tweet?
Oh and the fact that he thinks that calling him "rotund" is an imprisonable offense.

 

[Consensual Rapist]

“You seem upset.”

“No stlaker, you’re upset because you’re in jail.”

 

[ViVillHaVin!]

Sensitive Pat tries to body shame Trump every chance he gets. An 80 year old man

 

[Kurt_Love]

I don't know why. I think it's because he directly responded to the tweet? View attachment 126710
Oh and the fact that he thinks that calling him "rotund" is an imprisonable offense.

He definitely thinks he can just tell the court to put his stlakers in jail as evidenced by the bda court tape. I don't recall threatening to murder him but he had already committed many many thousands of felonies, judge child, so I am correct.

 

[Mitch Weaver]

I still crack a rib when I remember the “hoolis for me forever, stlaker”

Like what, nigga?

 

[Meownaw]

Don't thank the felon, Keith always gets mine tickled.

 

[Dennis Denuto]

He definitely thinks he can just tell the court to put his stlakers in jail as evidenced by the bda court tape. I don't recall threatening to murder him but he had already committed many many thousands of felonies, judge child, so I am correct.

My favourite part of the court tape is when Pat was making faces or something at Nadolski when he was complaining about the pepperoni incident and the judge scolded him for it.

 

[kingship75]

My favourite part of the court tape is when Pat was making faces or something at Nadolski when he was complaining about the pepperoni incident and the judge scolded him for it.

Sir, don’t do that.

 

[866-Ron-0-Fez]

Need I say more?

 

[DoctorSteveCarlisi]

My favourite part of the court tape is when Pat was making faces or something at Nadolski when he was complaining about the pepperoni incident and the judge scolded him for it.

"Which you thought was aaaabsolutely hiliarious. Didn't ya? Yeah...Yeah..."







I would argue this is one of the most singularly important moments in the Tomlinson saga. He finally got someone in the courtroom, on the stand and on the record. He definitely thought this was his big moment. He put on his cape and got out his shitty plastic Thor hammer and prepared to smash The Bad Guy in the head when suddenly the judge burst his bubble and let Pat know in no uncertain terms that he is a big part of the problem, and most certainly not The Good Guy here or in any other encounter. Pat's dreams of a standing ovation in the courtroom will never happen. Never. Listen for the eventual sigh when the truth begins to momentarily dawn on Pat.

So, what happened in court that day? Were any lessons learned? Nope.

You missed it, Patty, ya big fat pig.