Has crime jumped the shark here in my beloved Baltimore? Baltimore's "Running Man" beaten while on his daily 20 miler

rojo,

Come run with us in Howard County, it's at least slightly safer! And we have a new track club.

-Columbia TC

Me thinks you got your idioms mixed up? Perhaps you meant:

Crime isn't playing with a full deck in Baltimore?

Has crime seen a man about a horse in Baltimore?

Has crime jumped on the bandwagon in Baltimore?

Is crime caught between a rock and a hard place in Baltimore?

Has crime jumped 14 trash cans in Baltimore (two years before Fonzie jumped the shark)

Has crime missed the boat in Baltimore?

Is crime's 15 minutes over in Baltimore?

Has crime reached the Mendoza Line in Baltimore?

1977 Fonzie jumps the shark

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4ZGKI8vpcg

1975 Fonzie jumps 14 garbage cans

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jf5gRHTMbyo

“Mimler,” did you mean “Covfeffe”?

Also, from Wiki: Jumping the shark is the moment when something that was once popular that no longer warrants the attention it previously received makes an attempt at publicity, which only serves to highlight its irrelevance. This is especially applicable to television series or other entertainment outlets.

This guys runs through some of the worst neighborhoods in Baltimore in the middle of the day, I don't know what you would expect. The same thing would happen in Chicago, St. Louis, Detroit, etc.

Baltimore is still a great place to live.

uh thats not how you use that phrase

Damn, get the strap

If you really loved the city, you wouldn’t jump on here to bring negative attention to it as often as you do. You know how these threads are going to go. Pure dog whistle stuff.

The title might be indicative that LRC, as of this thread, is jumping the shark.

Irrelevancy likely occurred when nearly everyone using LRC had to install ad blockers just to be able to read it thus rendering ads as their source of income unobtainable.

Positive Contribution wrote:

You’re using the phrase “jumped the shark” incorrect here. You seem to do that a lot with incorrect use of context. Ivy League education lmfao

The term is used correctly. Has the Baltimore violence spree just lost it's momentum by attacking this harmless runner?

Good God man, the only place worse than Baltimore now is Camden, NJ.

Get the hell out.

LOL

I don’t get it. When is the Deadspin article coming out? Is it about sharks?

English, do you speak it? wrote:

“Mimler,” did you mean “Covfeffe”?

Also, from Wiki: Jumping the shark is the moment when something that was once popular that no longer warrants the attention it previously received makes an attempt at publicity, which only serves to highlight its irrelevance. This is especially applicable to television series or other entertainment outlets.

As dumb as it may sounds this is why it's hard to take Rojo seriously when he gets all hot and bothered over actual running stories. Dude can't even get his idioms right.

Confused? wrote:

I don’t get it. When is the Deadspin article coming out? Is it about sharks?

Sharks with laser beams.

rojo jumped the shark in kindergarten when he refused to learn how to spell "cat"

Rojo, next time you see him suggest he comes to the Gold Coast, Australia and join our own eccentric "Running Man" who's never been bashed:

https://www.facebook.com/Have-you-seen-the-mermaid-beach-running-man-138891286158875/

with laser beams wrote:

Confused? wrote:

I don’t get it. When is the Deadspin article coming out? Is it about sharks?

Sharks with laser beams.

Wait, really? Where? I haven’t heard about this.

Confused? wrote:

with laser beams wrote:

Sharks with laser beams.

Wait, really? Where? I haven’t heard about this.

Did I mention the sharks have freakin laser beams?