
Parenthetically, what's the contribution to the men in blue from the copper cartoonist that traces chalk outlines of homicide victims, alright?
Really, is a giant sized gingerbread man silhouette the pivotal point in cracking a cold case, huh?
I mean c'mon, has the alum from
Stencil
Art
Academy gotten shelves full of citations from the mayor for his hop scotch detective digging?
Truth be told, I think in the past the commissioner probably encouraged the absurdity of the armature artistic arrester and I assume he adhered to it arrogantly, right?
"Detective on behalf of the dept. I want you to know that…"
"Know that???"
"…That sure the DA had a signed confession, eye witness, and prints on the murder weapon but..."
"But???"
"…But your John Doe doodles on the pavement canvas beneath our feet is what keeps scum off the streets. You're the only thing standing between chalk and chaos."
"Yeah. Being a hero isn't a choice. It's just what I do."
Lets face it folks, from now on in the future the chalk chasers should color them in after they scribe the surrounding edge, you know?
Yeah that’s right, so it doesn't compare to a Salvador Dali homage to
Casper.
Seriously how much of a clue could it be when it resembles a white shadow flattened by a steam roller, huh?
Look how are you going to get a hunch when they all mimic a pale power ranger Putty after being squeezed through a mail slot, okay?
Incidentally, listen nowadays who hasn't seen on TV when a police Picasso carbon copies the corpse with a thin white border before the carcass is hauled off to the morgue?
Bottom-line, if they are veraciously viewed as the star studded silver surfers of the squad then I would commit a crime on an enormous chalk eraser, boom!
Hey, it's the perfect crime, yeahhh!
And subsequently, you wouldn't even need an alibi, badabooyashaka!!!
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