handcuffs. for yelling bingo. not only that, he was cited for second degree disorderly conduct. the judge apparently has a sense of humor because he sentenced him to, wait for it, to not say the word bingo for six months. so being a resourceful young man, austin has developed some work around. i kind of try to say it backwards, something along the lines of that. old mcdonald had a farm. ringo was his name-o. oops. as you might imagine, this crime turned the town of covington, kentucky upsides down with residents running scared, afraid some other teenager might yell bingo at any moment. this is hilarious. that s what the law came down to. well, all right. maybe he wasn t so concerned. the good news is austin has learned a very important lesson from all of this. a lesson he s kind enough to share with his fellow youth of america. kids out there, don t say mingo in the mingo hall. these kids today with their video games and mp3 players and unbridled love of bingo hal
> time now for the ridiculist. we have the story of an 18-year-old man who tarnished the pristine bingo scene in kentucky. he walks into a bingo parlor because really, what teenager can possibly resist the forbidden allure of senior citizens and numbered ping-pong balls and just yells out bingo! that s what he does. kerfuffle ensues. everyone thought they had lost when of course he wasn t even playing. the game was disrupted for several minutes and the players were said to be visibly alarmed. an off-duty police officer was there working security. do we really need security at bingo games? apparently we do. here s how austin described what happened next. instantly he grabbed my hand, handcuffed me and then takes me to the back of his cruiser. that s right. handcuffs. for yelling bingo. not only that, he was cited for second degree disorderly conduct. the judge apparently has a sense of humor because he sentenced him to, wait for it, to not say the word bingo for six mont
instantly he grabbed my hand, handcuffed me and then takes me to the back of his cruiser. that s right. handcuffs. for yelling bingo. not only that, he was cited for second degree disorderly conduct. the judge apparently has a sense of humor because he sentenced him to, wait for it, to not say the word bingo for six months. so being a resourceful young man, austin has developed some work around. i kind of try to say it backwards, something along the lines of that. old mcdonald had a farm. ringo was his name-o. oops. as you might imagine, this crime turned the town of covington, kentucky upsides down with residents running scared, afraid some other teenager might yell bingo at any moment. this is hilarious. that s what the law came down to. well, all right. maybe he wasn t so concerned. the good news is austin has learned a very important lesson from all of this. a lesson he s kind enough to share with his fellow youth of america. kids out there, don t say mingo
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