After being harassed by police 5 times in 2.5 months, with the last 2 instances happening back-to-back, I’ve decided to take note of every officer’s name and description, along with any other information I can gather while being blatantly profiled while living in my car in socal.
October 7th, 2010 – Thursday – 10:15pm
A patrol car slowly enters my gym’s parking lot while making it obvious he’s looking for someone to harass. My car is parked in front of the gym about 8 parking spots away from the front door. The cop notices me sitting in the driver’s seat, while I am simply listening to the radio minding my own business. He slowly rolls around my car, and stops. Annoyed, I hurl my car door open immediately.
The cop asks me what I’m doing, I said sitting in my car (apparently they do not teach common sense in the academy). After spending 10-15 minutes answering the most stupidest questions, having the bored cop run my name and drives license showing I have no record whatsoever, asking me multiple times if I have or plan on ‘experimenting’ with drugs, the bored cop leaves me alone.
October 17th, 2010 – Wednesday – 11:12am
I am sitting in my car after just waking up about 15 minutes prior, looking out ahead of me minding my business, and listening to the radio. I get surprised by a cop walking up to my driver’s side window, asking me what I’m doing. I state the obvious, “sitting my car, why?”. To speed things along, I get out my license and say “run me, I got nothing on my record.” I am clearly giving the cop attitude because there is no reason to bother someone sitting in their car in front of a gym they belong to at 11 o’clock in the morning!
Before leaving me alone, the cop tells me as “as long as you cooperate, I will be on my way a lot sooner”. I ask her, “why do I look suspicious?” Cop replies, without answering my damn question, “there’s been a number of car vandals in this parking lot so we’re checking everyone.” Oh, ok – yet she didn’t check anyone before or after checking me. Cool, makes sense!
October 27th, 2010 – Wednesday – 11:30pm
Kendoll and I are driving to meet a friend of his. We’re in a pretty nice area, driving my car which is not the nicest looking one on the block. There’s a patrol car slowly driving behind us in the left lane, and passes us. Seconds later, they put on their brakes, and drive up behind us, and here come the sirens. Kendoll and I are like “wow, what could possibly be the reason for this?”. They pass us, then decide to slow down allowing us to pass them, and get behind us to pull us over?
When Kendoll pulls over, one of the cops come to the driver’s side and asks us …well I forget, but who cares? I do remember asking the cop why we were pulled over, and he said one of my taillights was out. I said dang, that sucks, thanks! So the stupid lying ass cop asks for both our IDs, and runs us. While he does this, I notice on my side there’s another cop standing on my side of the car, looking at me with a stupid rookie smile. I’m like WTF? Why is this creepy rookie cop standing next to me, staring at me? Do I look like a gang member? If so I guess they are finally evolving. After the cops are finished wasting our valuable time, we roll to the friend’s house. I get out of my car, check my tail lights, and see 2 perfectly working tail lights. Why are cops so damn bored? Isn’t there rapist and murderers they can harass?
November 10th, 2010 – Wednesday – 11:00pm
I am sitting in my car in my usual spot where I go to sleep at night, texting on my phone. I notice a patrol car slowly creeping back and forth through the parking lot. Hopefully he’s looking for a murderer right? I mean that’s why we pay their salaries right? To catch bad guys? After a couple minutes, he creeps in front of my car, but slowly passes. Then he stops, and slowly reverses and stops in front of my car. I’m expecting him to get out and harass me like all the others, but no, this guy shines his intensely bright spotlight directly on my face. The stupid cop is right in front of me, he can’t see me with his two eyes? And he wasn’t using the spotlight anywhere else, so why throw it on me when I’m just sitting in my damn car, while there’s 2 dozen other cars to look at? After about 30 seconds of the hot light on my face, and me making an obvious face that I cannot see a damn thing and am impatiently waiting for him to move along, the stupid cop finally turns off the spotlight and creeps on.
November 11th, 2010 – Thursday – 10:13am
Yes, the very next day, I’m harassed by yet another cop. And again, in front of my gym, parked next to dozens of other cars. I am in no way an obvious target, I was picked out. I was profiled.
Cop stops behind my car, and asks me what I am doing. Apparently this is always the first question they teach these guys in the academy. Screw the obvious, let’s ask stupid questions instead, shall we? I quickly reply to the cop “dang, I’m just sitting in my car making a phone call, why?”. Seconds before the cop decided to harass me, I had dialed a client’s number, and now I am being forced to hang up, making me look like an idiot to the client. Cop says “there have been car burglaries in this area, and I noticed you just sitting in your car”. LOL man, in socal, sitting in your damn car is illegal apparently, because seriously everytime these SOBs bother me I am simply sitting in my car.
I tell the cop, I belong to this gym, I just got here, decided to make a phone call before going inside. Cops says “you’re going in the gym wearing that?”. Wow, now I have to explain my attire to this woman. I said “no, I just got here, my bag is in the trunk”. Finally the cop leaves, and I am just lauhging out loud now. Cops are making me feel worried to sit in my car for more than 5 minutes in front of my own gym before going in. I thought these guys were supposed to stop crime? How is a white single male sitting in his car talking on the phone while sitting in front of a gym a suspicious person? Mooch is being profiled, and it’s time everyone else knows about it. Now I know how my boy E.E. feels…he’s a black male same age as me, and gets harassed by cops for simply walking down the damn street!
January 27th, 2011 – Thursday – 10:14pm
I am sitting in my car on the side of the road, parked right outside a large apartment complex. I am minding my own business, fondling through my phone to help pass the time, when I see a silver Ford Five Hundred park in my left-side blindspot. I saw this same vehicle just moments earlier driving towards me, only to turn around right in front of me.
I see two people get out of the car, leaving their lights on. Immediately I have a bright flashlight in my face, before I can make out who is approaching me. I don’t realize it’s a uniformed cop until he asks me what I’m doing, and finally lowers the flashlight a tad, allowing me to make his face. I replied, “nothing…why, what’s up?”. He noticed the patches on my jacket and asks if I’m working. I tell him, “yes, would you like me to show you some kind of proof?” Cop answers, “no, I’ve seen you around here before. Have a good night.” LOL man oh man…I love it!
May 5th, 2011 – Thursday – 2:10am
After work I drove about 2 miles to my gym to workout, shower, shampoo and shine. Afterwards, while driving to my parking spot at the local Walmart, I decide to pull into the Del Taco drive-thru for a couple small green bean burritos. 2 for $1.06, cheap and filling! But while turning into the parking lot, a cop turns on his lights behind me.
I park the Mooch Mobile right in front of the Dollar Bill store, smile and wait. The cop comes up to me and asks how I’m doing…love when they do that. I said, “fine, what’s up?”. Cop says he pulled me over because…this is where he mumbles out his bullshit line…”we’re looking for a vehicle description similar to yours in the area.”. He then asks for my license and insurance, so I gave him both cards. He asked if I live in the area, I said yea but I live in my car. He then asks me to pop my trunk (first time I have ever been asked this) so I oblige and open it up. He looks inside for about 10 seconds, don’t think he touched anything, then closed it. About 4 minutes later he returns my cards and wishes me a good night.
So there you have it, proof any cop can and will pull anyone over regardless of legitimate reason or not. Whether the cop was actually looking for a similar vehicle to mine, it’s a general excuse giving them the power to pull anyone over at anytime. This is why I act like an asshole towards cops – intentionally. At any time, they can destroy my entire life by arresting me, framing me, or kicking my ass just because they’re having a bad day. You’ve been warned.
May 24th, 2011 – Tuesday – 1:25pm
I get handcuffed and threatened this time. Read full article here.
November 6th, 2011 – Sunday – 1:04am
I just got off work, and after the first turn off the property I’m pulled over. This guy was awesome. He said he pulled me over because it looked like one of my head lights was going out. LOL wow man. After running my info and wasting about 20 minutes of my time, he comes over and finally finds something to tag me with – my address on my driver’s license was not accurate as it still had my northern California address on it. The cop asks me how long I had lived down here and I tell him just over a year. So he writes me a fix-it ticket making me go down to the DMV and update my address, then pay $25 to the courthouse as a processing fee. I didn’t tell the cop I was homeless, because I was in uniform and just left my post. I knew I may see this guy again, and don’t need him telling anyone my circumstances. So I gave the DMV my friend’s address instead.
December 16th, 2011 – Friday – 1:14am
After getting off work I went to get gas at 7-11. Yea man, I guess 7-11 sells gas too!! As soon as I roll out of the station I get pulled over by the county sheriff. He tells me he pulled me over because of my front tinted windows. I play stupid and pretend I had no idea it was illegal, he then notices I’m still in my security uniform and lets me off with a warning.
January 22nd, 2012 – Sunday – 8:00pm
A couple months ago I befriended a single homeless mother with 2 daughters in Los Angeles. Over the few months they were in town, I helped get them a hotel room and visited them as often as my schedule would allow to help bring normalcy back into their lives. I took them to dinner and movies a few times, and during one of those nights, I’m pulled over by a cop.
His reason for pulling me over was that my brights were on and my front windows were tinted. I didn’t know having my brights on was illegal. LOL I apologize for not knowing every law in the book, and explain that only a couple weeks earlier I was pulled over by the sheriff who informed me of the window tinting laws. I tell the cop I was still in uniform at the time so the sheriff let me off with a warning. The cop asks, “oh, what branch are you in?” I tell him I work security. I guess my uniform saved me from another ticket? Finally the bored cop leaves, and as I’m already pulled into the parking lot of The Elephant Bar where I was taking the girls out to dinner, we all get out and walk inside for a bite to eat before the movie starts.
February 15th, 2012 – Wednesday – 8:34pm
While driving a friend to his girlfriend’s house I get pulled over by an unmarked vehicle. When both cops approach my car, I can tell they are Vice by their blue jeans and tactical vests. While one officer runs my info I watch while the other cop bullshits with my friend in the passenger seat. It’s a good idea to keep them engaged in a conversation sometimes to detract from the situation, and to remind them that we too are regular people. Turns out the reason they pulled me over was for my tinted windows. They let me go with a warning just as the others have. It’s my opinion that cops will most likely never give you a fix-it ticket for tinted windows, as it’s a great excuse for them to pull you over.
March 6th, 2012 – Tuesday – 2:00am
While driving my friend Pauly home from work at about 2 in the morning, I get pulled over exactly 1 block from his house. LAPD Officers Kott & Pintado (spelling?) waste at least 20 minutes of our time in the freezing cold questioning us on my tinted windows, a bogus claim that my insurance is expired (which they have no way of checking even if that was true), then your boy Pintado shines a light on both of us saying, “you know I don’t care if you guys were blazing, but I can see your eyes are really dilated.” I replied, “what? we don’t do drugs at all, what are you talking about?” Pauly tells Pintado that he’s never been told his eyes were dilated, but that it may be because it’s 2am and he’s exhausted from work.
I elaborate further about the incident and the ticket they give me here:
March 13th, 2012 – Tuesday – 12:30am
Same cop, same street, I’m harassed by LAPD Officer Pintado again after dropping off my friend after midnight. At the street light before getting onto the 405 freeway, Pintado pulls up next to me at the red light. Both of us have our windows down, and your boy looks at me and smiles, and I smile back. We exchange words, which I describe in the below video. Will this guy arrest me?
September 12th, 2012 – Wednesday – 2:00am
Last night I went to the gym after leaving the office a little past midnight. I did some cardio; bike and abs then bike and abs again, took a shower, got pretty and left. On my way home to my Walmart parking spot I stopped at Del Taco for a couple small green burritos and a large ice water – my usual routine of fiber and protein for only $1.62.
Nearing the corner of the Walmart parking lot, I take a right-hand turn, and this is where I get lit up. So I make ita point to pull over immediately so I can get this over with. I’m approached by two cops on each side of the Mooch Mobile with flashlights looking through my car. I have my front windows down (purposely so I do not get pulled over for having tinted windows) and I await to hear why I’m getting stopped.
A 30ish white male cop with a closely shaved head approaches my window and asks for my license and registration. I show him both and ask him why he pulled me over. His response is “I’ll let you know as soon as I find out who you are.” LOL alrighty then. He asks if I have any drugs or weapons or anything illegal on me, I reply “no sir”. He then asks if I’ve been on parole, probation or been arrested, I reply “no sir”. Then your boy says, “really? your name sounds familiar.” I said, “is that right? It’s not a common name, look me up.”
Finally the cop tells me he pulled me over because my backseat taillight (the one inside my car above my backseat) is out. So I say, “oh, ok thanks, I didn’t know.” He continues, “that’s alright, that’s alright. Where are you headed?”
“Um, I’m going up to Walmart, that’s where I stay.”
“Oh, that’s alright. Where are you coming from?”
“I went to Del Taco after going to the gym.”
“Oh, wha’ts at the gym? Shower?”
“Yea…”
After the cop checks me out he lets me go. As I watch them leave I notice they’re driving a silver Ford Five Hundred sedan. Vice Cops. I have yet to check out my taillight to see if the cop was telling the truth, but I’ll bet he wasn’t. But hey, it’s been awhile since I’ve been harassed by PD so I guess I’m back on the radar! Woohoo!!
i think this is absolutely rediculious that they have to bother the homeless ,when theres so much more going on in this world ,poor mooch being harrassed .when he most likely doesnt deserve it …pppfffffttt with them popo’s
what the heck do you mean ‘most likely’?! Don’t forget Moochology: Frugality. Common Sense. Respect.
Thanks for commenting Brenda!
Mooch, having been a cop, gone through the academy and being only a semester shy of my criminal justice degree AND having been homeless for a year myself – I can explain what’s happening.
(1) They really are wondering what you’re doing sitting in the car. They’re trained to do that.
(2) Once you’re on their radar you’re on everyone’s radar. When you disrespect or throw attitude the word gets around and it becomes “gang stalking” – they will ALL harass you and say “Hi” because they’re not stupid. They know you’re living in your car. They’re doing what cops everywhere do – try to force you out of the area. They’re bored. It’s what they do. The snottier and angrier you get, the happier they are. They know one day you’ll blow and they can pop you, tow your car, toss everything you own while looking for drugs and generally wear you down or grind you out. You can’t win.
(3) Being friendly, cooperative, chatty and apologetic – like, “I’m starting a new business and I’m stressed. I’m sorry I’ve been short with you guys. I just come here to work out and get away and just overreacted.”
(4) They’re human too. They know stress. They will never be your friend, but when they realize you know your rights and they can’t get a rise out of you, they’ll leave you alone. Leave the area for a month if you can. Give them some breathing room. Come back – start fresh.
(5) Every time they flash a light, ask you a question etc. they get to fill out a contact card. A contact card is proof they’re doing something besides sitting in their cars eating doughnuts. Once they know you’re around, they know they can score an easy contact and won’t be stuck doing paperwork for four hours. They also know if they keep doing this and you drink or drug at all – they’ll catch you. They’re very patient.
(6) Tip: Be nice. Be respectful. NO attitude. Don’t be smug or snotty or roll your eyes. They can spot attitude. Answer their questions, say no to a request for a search. Don’t drink, don’t drug, don’t even keep it in the car. Take your keys out of the ignition when you sleep. They can claim you were “in control” of your vehicle and obviously under the influence of something – even if it’s just a lack of sleep – if the keys are in the ignition.
(7) Get to know the manager of the gym and be friendly. He may come to your rescue and let the cops know you had his permission to crash in the car. You might even look into some part-time hours there so you can score a 24/7 locker and save on fees and be able to park without hassle – saying, “I work here.” They can’t argue with that. Good luck and stay safe.
Hey Becky, thanks for your relevant advice, I really appreciate your input. After reading your comments, I had to re-read my post to understand some of your points. And you were right, I did give the cops attitude a couple times. But what I did not add in this post was that my attitude only lasted about 2 minutes. When I wrote this post, I was certainly still annoyed at the fact that I was harassed back-to-back by lying cops.
I usually do answer their questions, tell them the truth, as well as ask why I’m being bothered. I have never been arrested and I will never will be, and I still believe someone sitting in their car acting and looking non-suspicious shows no reason to be bothered by police. If someone fits my description, then so be it.
I’d also like to add that I’m not one to throw out an attitude just because. Especially since coming online in September, I have definitely matured, and appreciated what I have a heck of a lot more. After reading the first 2 paragraphs in the above post, I had to stop because…well I was simply disappointed in myself. I respect the police, but when they pull me over and tell me it was because I have a broken tail light, and I get out and see they were lying to my face, I don’t appreciate that for that I do consider harassment.
I hope I am not coming off defensively, for I do understand and appreciate your point of you. I do wish to say that I actually disagree with my previous attitude, and I have not been bothered by police in over a month.
Thank you Becky. Stay Passionate.
Mooch,
Just realized you responded to me, so forgive me for not replying sooner. Having BEEN a cop was the ONLY thing that kept me from any serious hassles while I was homeless. The only real dick I met was a security guard who thought he was Rambo. Dude was seriously messed up and had personal power issues (police work attracts those guys in DROVES, but fortunately testing keeps MOST, not all, but MOST of the seriously deranged, like this nut job, off the force.) He made it his goal in life to hound, harass and annoy me. He happened to be the guard on the building where I was working and kept threatening to have my dog seized since she stayed in the car when I worked (at night). Days she was in doggie day care, but at night I got her out to sleep in the van.
Anyway, I digress!! Cops, by their very nature, have a larger, more sensitive amygdala, or “spidey sense.” To this day I go on alert and friends still tease me…but I’m 99% right about my suspicions…it just takes them longer to see it. So, even a half-second FLASH of annoyance puts them on alert. Seriously. Then if you get all nice after the flash, they really get ramped up. Fact is, you’re on their radar. You’re also probably being “groomed” to be a source…meaning if there’s a problem on the street and they think you may know about it, they’ll come calling. That makes you valuable in their eyes. They’re just keeping tabs on you anticipating needing your intel one day.
If you can find a couple of cops you seem simpatico with, then engage them. Show them what you do…they’re human too, and many of the good ones joined the force to help people, believe it or not.
It’s hard to feel good about people who make our lives hard, but it’s a choice. When they find just ONE person who is neutral, even friendly and a good person, they soften a bit and that makes it easier for the next homeless guy.
When they understand what it is you do, they’ll appreciate it and YOU a lot more. I had a client who is an LA Cop. She’s VERY VERY compassionate towards the homeless and the abused. I think she’s left the police force after 20+ years to pursue helping child sexual abuse victims, who were a large part of her cases as a detective.
You’re an awesome guy Mooch! I love what you’re doing and it hurts to see them hassle you. If you want to get a good idea of what they go through, I’d suggest going down to the police station and signing up to be a “ride-along.” That means as a citizen you can “ride-along” with the cops for an hour, or even their entire shift, to see what life on the street is like for THEM. Tell the officer on duty WHY (they’ll ask) you want to ride along. Tell them you’re a filmmaker, webdesigner living in your car and that you’ve been contacted several times (they know this already, they’ll look up your contact cards when they go to approve your request to ride along), and that you felt bad about being defensive and just wanted to see life from their point of view. Be sincere, honest and matter-of-fact. Ask to be paired up with someone who patrols an area where homelessness is an issue…research for your films is a bonus. THEN I think you’ll understand them and get a lot of info that even I could never articulate.
There are a TON of asshole cops. It’s why I left police work. They’re there for the power trip. They’re disturbed individuals, but they’re disturbed and power hungry because they were abused and hassled. It’s a sad cycle. But there are also a lot of compassionate cops. Remember, the same guys who hassle you also have to go to death scenes, suicides, and interview children who have been raped by their parents. They see the sickest sides of society and become jaded and bitter and it plays out on people like you and I who are just doing our best to survive.
I KNOW they’d like you if they got to know you. That starts with a ride-along. Do it for the experience, if nothing else. Hugs bro!
Hey Mooch, I didn’t even realize you had some comments on this one and I got all excited! Oh and you KNOW I’m going to have something to say on this one
First off, I think Becky had some valid points and they come from her personal experience, which means a lot. She’s right about the cops being bored, this is relevant especially where you have been dealing with the harassment. She had a very good point about taking the keys out of the ignition while sleeping too. She’s also right about them remembering you, talking about you to other officers, and “gang stalking” as she put it.
Second, I used to want to be a cop. I went through CHP explorers, I was a heavily involved volunteer police aide and studied criminal justice as well; furthermore, I understand how cops are, I saw, witnessed, encountered and was fully immersed in and with them and their mentalities first hand. Based off of my experiences with these people made me NOT want to be a cop any longer. Obviously not all cops are bad people and it’s unfortunate that the bad cops get more attention than the good ones. But, while being a volunteer and seeing a lot of things that should have never happened, I made the decision to pursue something different with my life.
I don’t think there is anything that you have to apologize or be chatty with them about. You are plain and simply minding your own business and are being profiled and harassed…FOR SITTING IN YOUR CAR? Doesn’t matter what your car looks like, sitting in your car is not illegal. In front of a 24 hour gym at that. They legally can’t tow your car. You have no drugs or alcohol on you or in your car. And they would need reasonable cause to search, which they don’t have, and/or a warrant, which they have no justification for. If you cop an attitude, then so be it. You are obviously annoyed and a little upset about being profiled…and rightfully so. They can’t even do anything to you for calling them every name in the book. Now I wouldn’t recommend going on a profane rant to a cop, but the point remains the same. They can’t tow your car or write you a ticket for giving an attitude. They may try and keep you there a bit and waste your time, but legally can’t hold you unless detained and they have no right to detain you. You can and NEED to acquire the officer’s name and badge number for every encounter that you have with them and they are obligated to provide this information to you.
Some might say, “why cause yourself anymore problems than you have to?” and openly let the cops search their cars and persons because they feel they have nothing to hide, which is somewhat understandable; moreover, if you allow this, they will gladly take advantage of the situation and go beyond their means and legal limits…every time. You’re not causing yourself problems, you just refuse to be intimidated and need to show them you are smart and will not be taken advantage of. I have been on both sides of this situation and it is not something I enjoy, either way. And if an officer is polite and nice to you, then of course, repay the same politeness but be aware and make it obvious that you know your rights. There’s nothing an officer can do to stop you, in the sitting in your car situation, unless you give them the right to detain you. Otherwise, you can be like, “I’m sorry, I have things to do” and exit your vehicle and approach the gym. If they harass you, you can file charges for harassment and/or profiling. There are many lawyers that are ready and willing to come to your aid.
I apologize if this came off the wrong way, or argumentative but I don’t apologize if it comes off as defensive; people need to know their rights and not let the police intimidate and/or “force you out of the area”. This is a free country and you have the right to do what you want, within the limits of the law. And absolutely don’t let them win by “leaving the area for a month”. This is the exact reason they act the way they do; people reinforce the cops’ actions and let them intimidate and “push” them out of certain areas. You have rights…KNOW YOUR RIGHTS MOOCH.
I know many people feel the way I do about this. Becky had some great points. Mooch, you had some great points. This can be an interesting topic to discuss with different people to get a different perspective.
Keep it clean.
Ken
You keep on documenting what’s going on just in case.
Yes ma’am.
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Mooch: You seem like a very nice person, however you are approaching the police harassment wrong. You should work with them, not against them. Each time you are pulled over or approached by the police look at it as an opportunity to make friends with the cops. Invite them for coffee/doughnuts at your security office and offer them a place to do reports at the apartment complex you do security at. If you start doing this, all your troubles will be gone 100 percent, and you’ll be able to sleep in your car and drive with all the mechanical violations you seem to have without ever being pulled-over. If you do get pulled-over by a cop that does not know you you should say in a professional way: “Hey do you know Officer Smith? He comes over to my security office for coffee,doughnuts and use the computer. Real nice guy that Officer Smith.” Then invite the cop over to your office. In 2-3 month the whole PD as friends. The way you are going now is incorrect.
Bleh, you’re doing this all wrong. I’d move out into the country if I were you (but I’m not).
Given your circumstances though, the best thing to do is simply be calm, honest, but demanding of your rights (as in “I am living in this car near the gym, because this man has allowed me to stay the night. (They know this) I have a right to be here. (They know this too, but are hoping you don’t) Obviously, something is wrong with my car, or me (there’s not, but go with it), so although I won’t move from this place I have been given permission, what might I do to be helpful to you so as to not be bothered?”) If they tell you that you have to move, check out your local library for books of law, and if they’re right insist that they give not only to place they provide where you can legally sleep but other terms, like how long.
Mooch, Hi mate Sonny here from Tasmania/Australia
Sorry to hear that you are homeless bro , have been in that situation many years ago so realise the helplessness and loneliness that one can feel, I guess cops are the same the world over ,and they seem to ask the same stupid ass questions as well, no I have no respect for them,as their is no need to harass the down and out in our society, I also work as a security guard, and I still get pulled up by cops asking, questions like who are you, me in uniform, with German shepard wearing a vest with security written in fluro on it, No they are not dumb they are evil sons of bitches who have no compassion and no mercy, always carry a tape recorder , if you do not already, as I suspect that at some stage , one of them may use you as a patsy.
You keep strong mooch, and I hope that you can get some digs soon mate.
Respect
Sonny
pffft, that’s stupid. No common sense.
Cool blog btw