Detoxing and HammockParties were two avid posters on the Chiefs Planet forum, where they spent most of their days discussing the latest news and happenings in the world of football. They had been friends for years and shared a love for the Kansas City Chiefs.
But despite their love for the Chiefs, Detoxing and HammockParties had a dark side. They had always dreamed of becoming rich and famous, and they had come up with a plan to achieve their goals: robbing banks.
They spent months studying the security systems and patterns of various banks, and they finally found the perfect target. One sunny afternoon, they put their plan into action and successfully robbed a bank. They managed to get away with a large sum of money and were thrilled with their success.
But their happiness was short-lived, as they soon realized that they needed to find a way to cover their tracks. They knew that they couldn't keep robbing banks indefinitely without getting caught, so they decided to frame someone else for their crimes.
After much consideration, they settled on ChiefsAholic, a fellow poster on the Chiefs Planet forum who had always been a bit of a troublemaker. They knew that he had a bit of a criminal record and that he would be the perfect fall guy.
So, they planted evidence at the scene of the crime and made sure to leave behind a few clues that would point the finger at ChiefsAholic. They even went as far as to send anonymous tips to the police, implicating ChiefsAholic in the robbery.
At first, their plan seemed to be working. ChiefsAholic was arrested and charged with the bank robbery, and Detoxing and HammockParties thought they were in the clear.
But as the trial progressed, it became clear that ChiefsAholic was innocent. The evidence against him was shaky at best, and he had a solid alibi for the time of the robbery.
In the end, Detoxing and HammockParties were caught and arrested for their crimes. They were sentenced to prison for their involvement in the bank robbery, and ChiefsAholic was released and cleared of all charges.
From that day on, Detoxing and HammockParties learned their lesson and vowed to never break the law again. They spent their time in prison reflecting on the consequences of their actions and vowed to turn their lives around once they were released. [Reply]
Originally Posted by BleedingRed:
Detoxing and HammockParties were two avid posters on the Chiefs Planet forum, where they spent most of their days discussing the latest news and happenings in the world of football. They had been friends for years and shared a love for the Kansas City Chiefs.
But despite their love for the Chiefs, Detoxing and HammockParties had a dark side. They had always dreamed of becoming rich and famous, and they had come up with a plan to achieve their goals: robbing banks.
They spent months studying the security systems and patterns of various banks, and they finally found the perfect target. One sunny afternoon, they put their plan into action and successfully robbed a bank. They managed to get away with a large sum of money and were thrilled with their success.
But their happiness was short-lived, as they soon realized that they needed to find a way to cover their tracks. They knew that they couldn't keep robbing banks indefinitely without getting caught, so they decided to frame someone else for their crimes.
After much consideration, they settled on ChiefsAholic, a fellow poster on the Chiefs Planet forum who had always been a bit of a troublemaker. They knew that he had a bit of a criminal record and that he would be the perfect fall guy.
So, they planted evidence at the scene of the crime and made sure to leave behind a few clues that would point the finger at ChiefsAholic. They even went as far as to send anonymous tips to the police, implicating ChiefsAholic in the robbery.
At first, their plan seemed to be working. ChiefsAholic was arrested and charged with the bank robbery, and Detoxing and HammockParties thought they were in the clear.
But as the trial progressed, it became clear that ChiefsAholic was innocent. The evidence against him was shaky at best, and he had a solid alibi for the time of the robbery.
In the end, Detoxing and HammockParties were caught and arrested for their crimes. They were sentenced to prison for their involvement in the bank robbery, and ChiefsAholic was released and cleared of all charges.
From that day on, Detoxing and HammockParties learned their lesson and vowed to never break the law again. They spent their time in prison reflecting on the consequences of their actions and vowed to turn their lives around once they were released.
U left out the part about they realized they had been suppressing their "true selves" for years and consummated their feelings for one another in prison, which turned their time behind bars into paradise.
After their release, they went on a honeymoon to Belize, where they tied the knot and lived happily ever after. [Reply]
Just have to give McKinnon some love. Dude is a fucking incredible back. Not a weakness in his game. Great vision, Receiving, Finishing ability, pass blocking, run blocking. Very glad he’s a Chief. [Reply]
this dude deserves a shout out for a great season.
56 catches, 500 (800 total yards) yards and 9 touchdowns receiving for us out of the backfield. Definitely an undervalued/underrated player for us. [Reply]
Originally Posted by jonzie04:
Just have to give McKinnon some love. Dude is a fucking incredible back. Not a weakness in his game. Great vision, Receiving, Finishing ability, pass blocking, run blocking. Very glad he’s a Chief.
His only knock was durability which has been a non issue since he came to KC. He is a beast in this offense. [Reply]
