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Honour killings: Man guns down six daughters – The Express Tribune
Son tells father that 2 of his 6 teen-aged daughters are dating college-aged boys. Father calmly lines them up and shoots all 6 girls while mother/wife and son watch.
sigh, that's messed up
what the bloody hell
It kind of irritated me when it mentioned Pakistan's ranking amongst the other countries for their treatment of women. This has more to do with how fucked up in the head many men are, in general.
Mother bear kills cub and then itself
In China bears are apparently farmed for bile and it's agonizing to the bears. Momma bear breaks away from her restraints in response to her baby bear's cries. When she can't free the suffering little guy, she smothers him to death before killing herself in a headlong sprint into a wall.
I dunno about the accuracy of the story, but it's fucked up.
I KEEP THINKING THIS THREAD IS ABOUT NEWS REPORTERS BEING PUT IN SOME KIND OF MESSED UP QUARANTINE, AND THEREFORE KEEP OPENING IT AND BECOMING DEPRESSED.
Man, I genuinely wish I didn't come in here.
Look at the bright side, at least global warming is gonna put a stop to this over the next centuriesQuote:
Originally Posted by DanAronG
Global warming will stop rilla making depressing posts? Where did put those aerosol cans?
It's so warm outside I thought I might cool down with this oldy from earlier this year.
Massacre horrifies B.C.: Man shoots 100 sled dogs ‘execution-style’ after Olympic slowdown
Earlier this year, a man who works for a dogsledding company was charged with making the business more profitable after a post-olympics boon never materialized. Wink, wink, nudge, nudge, the man is tasked with slitting the throats of or shooting 100 dogs. The process is haphazard, leading to panicked dogs, non-fatal wounds, dogs with half-faces and dangling eyes sprinting around, and a mass grave filled with dying dogs.
Nice, nice.
Well based on what Canada does in the arctic to baby seals every year totally legally, I don't see how these people can be charged in a court of law - it would be utter hypocrisy.
This thread needs this
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Killing and chronic torture shouldn't be mentioned in the same breath
Slaughterhouses do this regularly, problem?Quote:
Originally Posted by wufwugy
Do what regularly?
Cheers!! :drunk:
Leopard seal finds your idyllic scene of nature distasteful.Quote:
Originally Posted by celtic123
http://i.imgur.com/JzBWB.jpg
damnQuote:
Originally Posted by a500lbgorilla
The day ruiner.
Express.co.uk - Home of the Daily and Sunday Express | World News :: Bear’s eating me, girl told mum in call
Step-father and step-daughter were fetching a left-behind fishing rod along a stream in Russia when they were attacked by a hungry mother bear with 3 cubs. The father was overpowered and died from a snapped neck. The step-daughter who witnessed the attack made a break for it but was run down by the mother bear. In her shock, she manages to call her mother on 3 separate occasions to detail her own death. "She screamed: “Mum, the bear is eating me! Mum, it’s such agony. Mum, help!’”"
"In a second call, a weak Olga gasped: “Mum, the bears are back. She came back and brought her three babies. They’re... eating me”."
"With the bears having apparently left her to die, she said: “Mum, it’s not hurting anymore. I don’t feel the pain. Forgive me for everything, I love you so much.”"
fkd up, bro
here is mine -
NEW ORLEANS – A Louisiana man is accused of bludgeoning, decapitating and dismembering his disabled 7-year-old son and leaving the boy's head near the street so the child's mother would see it — a killing that brought seasoned police officers to tears, authorities said Monday.
Read more: Police: La. man decapitated disabled son, 7 - FoxNews.com
Mom botched home circumcision
Mom Gets Probation After Bible-inspired Botched Circumcision
To be fair, she did watch some youtube videos, so she was educated on the procedure.
I didn't click on one fucking link here and I'm still depressed. Fuck this thread. Ban Rilla FFS.
Courthouse News Service
jesus christ...Quote:
A 14-year-old boy got into a fight at a school bus stop and the school district's police officer responded by shooting him to death, the boy's mother says. She says the cop had been reprimanded 16 times in the previous 4 years, suspended without pay 5 times, and "recommended for termination for insubordination," but the school kept him on the force "without remedial training."
Wtf? Your schools have police officers? And they carry guns?
Your country weirds me out.
This breaks my heart,schoolboy runs off and cowers in shed to avoid nutty security guard. Security guards blows his brains out, probably legally.
When I was in high school we had Officer Rick but I don't recall him ever having a gun.Quote:
Originally Posted by Galapogos
we had about a dozen security guards at my high school, and there were like three or four cops that were in the youth unit or whatever. They would do the D.A.R.E. stuff at middle schools and I would see the occasionally in high school. The security guards were not armed, the cops obviously were.
we had no security guards and no cops. lololsmalltownwhiteamerica
Sorry to derail the thread, but for those of you that had cops or security guards at your schools, how big were the towns you grew up in?
I went to a school that wiki says is 94% white. I think my class size was ~300 people? Extrapolate from that the size of the town, but I think we were just standard fare white suburbia. Lots of neighborhoods and generally nothing to do.
wiki says my school was 95% white
IN YOUR FACE! IN YOUR FACE!
NY cop rapes teacher at gun point, g/f and family stick by him. Hes having hard in jail tho.
Accused Rapist Cop Claims He Was 'Cheating'
If we could track it, I think we would find that a very surprising percentage of human progeny is a product of rape.
4.7% (googled est)
Wait is that their baby product of rape estimate? That would be pretty high if directly from rape
What matters more is the percentage of rapists or potential rapists who have children. That number I bet is extremely high. The potential part would be impossible to calculate, but it's an important point given the nurture aspect of genetic expression
All I'm saying is people vastly underestimate how much rape there is in the world, and what it really means. It means that we all pretty much have rapists in our genes
Knew what this was going to be. I almost puked watching that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Galapogos
I think I have a reasonably high tolerance for messed up, but I'm gonna leave this link unclicked.Quote:
Originally Posted by Galapogos
makes me rage.
I find it very disturbing as well, but I think perhaps it can be explained by Chinese labor conditions. In some factories the conditions are so bad that they get fired by simply speaking. I wouldn't be surprised if the people who ran her over would have lost their $5/day jobs/living space/etc if they had stopped. Obviously I don't know the scenario, but that kind of thing is plausible and in some ways standard in areas of China
I've heard it's because of the litigious atmosphere in China where helpers have been saddled with big damages fines even if it's known they had no part in the accident. The Chinese people have a overwhelming attitude of not wanting to stir up any trouble for themselves so they pretend to be wholly unaware of what's going on.
+1Quote:
Originally Posted by CoccoBill
It's probably something like that. Scenario just defies belief so much that there's gotta be a very strong self-preservation motivation for people just walking pastQuote:
Originally Posted by a500lbgorilla
As a complete thread derail, have been in 3 serious relationships in my life (including present wife) and all 3 were raped previous to my knowing them... it is hugely prevalent in my opinion.Quote:
Originally Posted by wufwugy
Chinese toddler dies after hit-and-run ordeal | World news | guardian.co.uk
The little china girl died
It's just. In the past people lived in their village, most for their whole life, and didn't hear or care too much about outside. But if you put all the billions of people TOGETHER, which is what global media does, and report on the worst, then this is what you get.
In my previous job, it would have been my job to defend these guards.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack Sawyer
Did you ever outright refuse cases because of your thoughts on the individual and the actions they took? Like if you felt these guards actually did what they are charged with, would you still defend them to the best of your ability, or what? And if so, does it not make you kinda feel shitty? Knowing you are trying to keep people that deserve to be behind bars out? Just never could wrap my head around being a defense lawyer and working for people you felt (or knew) were guilty.Quote:
Originally Posted by chardrian
My prior job was working for the state in civil actions - that means I was defending the state from people who were suing it or its employees for money damages. So no, I couldn't refuse to take cases. But even if I could have, I wouldn't have.
Most of defense law isn't about getting "guilty" people off scottfree. It's much more about defending your client's rights and ensuring that our system of justice works well for everyone. In a criminal case that means that you make sure that the state attorney can prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. If they can, then the "guilty" person is rarely going to get off. If the state can't prove that burden then that person should not be criminally punished.
Even in this case, it is pretty obvious that both sides of the story aren't being portrayed. The guy who got pepper sprayed was very likely going absolutely ape-shit. Controlling someone who is going absolutely ape-shit is not a real easy job. My job as a defense lawyer, if there was a viable defense, would be to make sure that the jury got to understand the whole story and not just the side saying "look they killed an innocent person!"
I rarely, if ever, would not go ape shit if I was strapped down, gagged, and tortured
I rarely, if ever, would get strapped down, gagged, and pepper sprayed unless I went absolutely ape-shit.
I get that these guards very likely went too far. I also get that these guards very likely were dealing with a guy who was spazzing out, trying to kick, hit, bite, claw, pull hair, spit and possibly trying to throw feces or urine at them as well. Shit like this isn't black or white, it is almost always a very murky grey.
One of my faults according to my wife is that I am way too quick to try and look at every situation from both sides. Then again it's also why I rarely, if ever, get pms.
Your explanation of the morality of defense law was fantastic
I also would have absolutely no qualms in taking Ms. Christie's case and suing everyone involved.
I think I do this a lot more than the average person too. I'm not so sure it is a fault, although others certainly view it as one.Quote:
Originally Posted by chardrian
Nation with black President celebrates MLK day amid war and persistent social and economic equality.
How could this be considered a fault?Quote:
Originally Posted by chardrian
I'm pretty sure that conviction, similar to faith, is taught as a virtue in all the major world religions I can think of, and at the very least it is certainly the case for the Abrahamic ones.Quote:
Originally Posted by BankItDrew
I was discussing something similar with my girlfriend the other day, about how differently we react for example to the same newspaper article. If it's about a heinous crime of some sort, her first reaction is empathising with the victims and their family whereas my I start immediately trying to work out in my head what kind of social circumstances lead people to perpetrate such crimes - basically analyzing the situation rather than somehow feeling strongly one way or another. Which usually leads to her getting frustrated after not being able to get me to express how I feel about shit, as opposed to what I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by chardrian
I'm the same. I usually get heat about it when the wife is complaining about something and I can't keep my mouth shut about seeing the other side of the issue when I should clearly "be on her side"
I'd +1 this post, but then I'd be taking a side, and I sometimes get in trouble for not seeing both sides of an issue.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hawk
People in general have very peculiar ideas about vices and virtues. One of my favorites is having principles. "This is how I'm going to feel about this issue no matter the circumstances, so I don't have to do any thinking." Great.
Sadly, describes me to a T... until I start getting interested in an issue... or until Wuf beats me up about it enough on here to make me rethink it.Quote:
Originally Posted by CoccoBill
ha, the one word response, "Great." is so perfect here. It's like a religious discussion that ends up with a person backing into "well, you see, for me it's a matter of faith." They have just shown that they are incapable of carrying on a rational debate. Therefore, "Great."Quote:
Originally Posted by CoccoBill
soooooo good.Quote:
Originally Posted by CoccoBill
My principles align to adorable kittens with captions
At first I was like YAY SOPA LET'S STOP ALL DA DOWNLOADIN
But then...
http://techdiem.com/wp-content/plugi...pa-passes2.png
DEATH TO SOPA I WILL BURN DIS MOTHA DOWN
+1 This is something rational people (aka men) do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hawk
Telling the woman anything at all positive about the other side makes her think you are against her 100%. Even if it's something small like "have you considered that they thought...".
Let's not be sexist here. What you're describing only applies to a distinct subcategory of women, namely the crazy bitches. They're no more than 80% of all women, tops.Quote:
Originally Posted by KoRnholio
As much as i adore sexism, the gender differences being described have more to do with a certain emotional aspect of discourse that women have in a different way than men. Even the most closed-minded woman will open up her logic if you make her feel like you understand and respect her opinion. This is the same with men but when we communicate with each other, we naturally exude those implications without thinking about it
SOPA/PIPA game is just about playing it out, apparently. While SOPA and PIPA die, the next one up simply can not fail. H.R. 1981: Protecting Children From Internet Pornographers Act of 2011 (GovTrack.us)Quote:
Originally Posted by bigred
The Protect Children from Internet Pornographers Act.
Put all the SOPA you want in there, no one is going to try and out maneuver a bill to protect the children from child pornographers.
I guess this really isn't the right thread for SOPA/PIPA stuff, I just saw bigred's post.
Something is deeply flawed with our government, when simply giving a proposed law an inflammatory name will get it to pass, no matter what is in the wording of the actual law. It seems that we live in the era of the Patriot Act.
They could pass anything if they called it "The Apple Pie Act"
"This bill will allow them to pierce the nipples of any citizen's first born, and hang them from the nearest lamp post via said piercings!"
"but-- but-- apple pie!"
i think it's more about what she is trying to accomplish. sometimes a woman just wants to rant and rave about someone/thing/whatever and doesn't want any advice or alternative perspective. she just wants someone to hear her out and that's it. i do it all the time with the wife. but yeah, there's definitely crazy out there, and not sure i would be able to handle a crazy bitch puking all over me.Quote:
Originally Posted by CoccoBill
i think i quoted the wrong person, whateva.
It may all come down to decision-making, whether it's primarily based on logic or feeling.
Think of the brain as two processors, the left cerebral cortex being a serial processor and the right a parallel processor. The right hemisphere is involved with senses, movement, the current moment, observing the reality. The left hemisphere, on the other hand, thinks linearly, and is concerned about the past and the future, making connections between events, using logic, categorizing and organizing all the information taken in.
Typically one of these hemispheres for each person is dominant, specifying what is their primary method for processing information. For women (and left-handed males), the right hemisphere is more commonly the dominant one. This means that their primary mode of processing information is based on feeling, sensing and perception, rather than thinking, judging and intuition, as with their left-dominant counterparts.
This, of course, is all unproven theory. However, it does make sense on a certain level and opens up room for interesting thoughts, though I'm not gonna go there. Either way it's good to remember each person normally has both hemispheres functional, and even though one has executive power, the whole picture is most likely nothing as simple as this. About how this might apply to reality, I'd suggest reading on the Myers-Briggs type indicator:
Personality Type Information
Classy bunch of gents.Quote:
Ms Makar lost consciousness after her attackers abandoned her at a construction site and set fire to her.
Take your time with this one.
Woman gets life for raping infant daughter - New York Daily News
I see your child rape and I raise you powdered babies: South Korea customs officials find thousands of pills filled with powdered human baby flesh | Mail Online
Rilla, BooG...
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ya, so the suspect flew to paris, got to berlin somehow, got arrested in an internet cafe about 10km from where i am. i could have even been riding public transit with him at the same time! he was allegedly reading news articles about himself when the shop's owner got suspicious and called the police.
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Spoiler:911 Dispatch: Parker County 911, where is your emergency?
Jake Evans: Uh, my house.
911: OK, What’s the emergency?
Evans: Uh, I just killed my mom and my sister.
911: What? How did you do that?
Evans: Uh, I shot them with a .22 revolver.
911: What is your name?
Evans: Jake Evans.
911: Jay Evans?
Evans: Jake Evans.
911: Are you sure they’re dead?
Evans: Yes.
911: Okay, I want you to stay on the phone with me. Are you alright?
Evans: Yeah, I’m fine.
911: Hold on just a minute…where is the gun?
Evans: Uh, it's on the kitchen counter.
911: It's a .22?
Evans: Yes.
911: Jake, hold on…stay on the line with me.
Evans: Alright.
911: Jake?
Evans: Yes?
911: Are you on any medication?
Evans: Uh, no. I’ve been going to the allergist a lot lately with my mom, but no nothing other than that.
911: How old are you?
Evans: 17.
911: You don't take any other kind of medication?
Evans: I mean, other than like Zyrtec and Advil and you know like Sudafed, for like allergies and headaches, like no.
911: Is there any reason that you were so angry at your mother and your sister?
Evans: I don’t know. … It’s weird. I wasn’t even really angry with them. It just kind of happened. I’ve been kind of, uh, planning on, uh, killing for a while now--
911: The two of ‘em, or just anybody?
Evans: Pretty much anybody.
911: Why?
Evans: I don’t know. Uh, I don’t really like, uh, people’s, uh, kinda attitude. … I think it’s kind of, very, like, you know, emotional. I don't know like verbally rude to each other and stuff like that. I don’t know.
911: It's OK.
Evans: It’s just my family is just kind of really I guess this is really selfish to say, to me, I felt they were just suffocating me in a way. I think, obviously I'm like, I’m pretty, I guess, evil…Whatever, I’m sorry.
911: No, don't be sorry, its alright. I'm listening, you have my undivided attention. Were your mom and sister in their beds?
Evans: I don’t know. This is going to really mess me up in the future. I told my sister that my mom needed her. She was in her room, and she came out of her room, and I shot her. And she rolled down the stairs and I shot her again. And then I went down and I shot my mom maybe three or four times, but I’ll never forget this.
911: Ok that's fine.
Evans: My sister, she came downstairs and she was screaming and I was telling her that I’m sorry but just to hold still – that, you know, I was just going to make it go away, you know. But she kept on freaking out, but she finally fell down and I shot her in the head about, probably, three or four times.
911: So, they are both downstairs?
Evans: Yes.
911: OK, where are you?
Evans: In the kitchen.
911: You're not sitting by the gun are you?
Evans: No, its like 10 or 15 feet away.
911: That's alright. Where’s your dad?
Evans: He’s out of town.
911: Do you know where he is...out of town?
Evans: Washington, D.C. And, uh, I guess for future reference, I don’t really want to see any of my family members, like visiting or whatever. I don't know how it works or anything but I just don’t want any type of visitors. I don't want to see--
911: OK. Where do you go to school, Jake?
Evans: Well, I used to go to Aledo High school, but now I'm just being home-schooled.
911: Yeah, so it's just you and your sister and your mom and dad in the house, live there?
Evans: Well no, my dad's out of town
911: Well, yeah. But normally its just your mom and your sister and your dad and you.
Evans: Yeah, and my grandpa and grandpa live across the street, and my older sister lives with my grandparents. I have another sister, she's in college. She was going to come out and visit us tomorrow.
911: OK. You don’t want to hurt yourself, do you?
Evans: I don't know. I'm a little freaked out about guns now.
911: Oh, sure. But you don't want to hurt yourself?
Evans: I don't know. I definitely…you know…I assure you I don't like myself you know. But I'm just so freaked out about guns now. Just to let you know, I hate the feeling of killing someone. (sigh) I’m going to be messed up.
911: There are people who will help you.
Evans: Sigh Oh, god.
911: Well, You just take a deep breath. We have deputies coming, and they’re going to help you. We're here to help you too OK? We’re going to help you, we’re not going to hurt you. OK?
Evans: I understand if ya’ll want to.
911: No, we’re there to help you, Jake. Everybody thinks we want to do bad things, but we don't . We want to help people. Right or wrong, we want to help people, and we’re gonna help you. OK, Do you understand that?
Evans: Yes.
911: We're also here to help. Where is the kitchen in the house? Is it in the back of the house?
Evans: Kind to the back, I guess.
911: OK, we're talking to our sergeant now, he's almost at your house. What I'll probably ask you to do is when we get there is… turn your porch light on. And what he'll probably do is ask you to come out. OK?
Evans: OK.
911: You're gonna be alright. You're gonna be alright.
Evans: Alright.
911: I'm gonna stay on the phone with you though, and talk with you. And you can talk with me. Is there anything you want to talk about?
Evans: Not really.
911: What's your grandfather's, grandparent's last name?
Evans: Stavens.
911: Steven's? With a V or a PH?
Evans: Stavens. S-T-A-V-E-N-S.
911: OK. What's your grandpa's first name?
Evans: Jim.
911: And grandma?
Evans: Diane.
911: Is it a gated community? Is there a gate?
Evans: Uh, yes. You want the password? [Censored]
911: Do you have a driver's license?
Evans: No.
911: What's your date of birth, honey?
Evans: 1995.
911: Month?
Evans: May.
911: And the date?
Evans: 22nd.
911: May 22, 1995?
Evans: Yeah.
911: It’s going to be alright, it really is. OK?
Evans: Alright.
911: But, I'll stay on the phone with you, they'll be there shortly. Won't be long now. They’ll be there shortly, won’t be long now.
911: (To radio) 434 received. Paul 434 are you in route to assist?
Radio (In the background): 10-4…I believe he is. [garbled] Until we get everything secure and the bodies…[Inaudible]
911: (To radio) 10-4.
911: Jake, would you mind going to the front door and turning any of the porch lights on, or any other lights you might have?
Evans: I have turned the front lights on.
911: (To radio) Paul 414, correction, Paul 404, my caller has turned the front lights on for you.
Radio: 10-4
Radio: Target 414, I'm coming from Aledo (garbled). Gonna be almost smack-dab in the middle.
[More typing by 911 operator...]
911: Are you okay Jake?
Evans: Pauses I was thinking of my sister. She was 15. She had a really sweet side. She was kinda racist, kinda rude to me sometimes.
911: Yeah...
Evans: Aww, man.
911: How long ago did this happen?
Evans: About, uh, about 30 minutes ago. (Breathes heavily)
911: (Repeats to someone else) About 30 minutes ago.
911: You’ll be alright, Jake. You'll be alright.
Evans: I’m really worried about, like, nightmares and stuff like that. [nervous laugh] Are there any types of medications, and stuff?
911: Well, I think there is. I don’t know, I’m not a doctor but …the justice system-- I’m sure your family will get you the support you need.
Evans: I don’t mean to sound like a wimp or anything, but this is, wow, I’ve never, like, done anything violent in my whole life, you know.
911: You don’t sound like a violent person…But, help will be provided for you. Medical and psychological. That will be provided to you OK? So you don’t have to worry about that right now.
Evans: (deep breathing)
911: Take deep breaths for me now, you’re doing fine. In through your nose, and out through your mouth so you don’t hyperventilate, okay? And that will slow down your heart rate. I'm sure it's jumping all over your chest.
Evans: (deep breathing)
911: Good, that sounds good. You sound a lot calmer right now. Just keep taking deep breaths, It'll keep the anxiety down.
911: Are there any cars in the driveway, Jake?
Evans: No.
911: OK.
Evans: (Deep breathing)
911: Deep breaths, honey. In through your nose.
Evans: I thought it would be quick. [nervous laugh] I didn’t want them to feel pain, that’s why I used a gun, but it’s like everything went wrong. [nervous laugh]
911: Keep breathing for me. In through your nose, real slow, out through your mouth.
Evans: Mmmh. (Deep breathing)
911: There you go, real deep in, real slow and real deep.
Evans: (Breathing)
911: Jake, my officers are almost there, would you be willing to walk out on your own?
Evans: Um, yes,
911: Yes?
Evans: Yes, ma'am. I forgot to say before I called, there's a gun on the counter. For some reason, when I put it down, it’s still loaded. Just to let ya'll know.
911: Okay, that’s fine. As long as it's on the counter.
Evans: Yeah, it's on the counter, I swear.
911: Alright, I believe you. They'll be there shortly. I’ll stay on the phone until it’s time for you to walk out. OK?
Evans: Alright.
911: Are you on your home phone?
Evans: Yes.
911: Is it cordless?
Evans: Yes. (Deep breathing)
911: Keep breathing, keep breathing. You're doing good. What color's your house Jake…red brick?
Evans: Yeah. Brick.
911: Red brick? Yeah. OK, Jake, what I want you do is, after we get through talking, I want you to put the phone down, leave it in the kitchen, you don't have to hang it up. But I want you to walk outside, but when you’re walking through the house and outside, stay visible, don’t hide behind any furniture. Open the front door…do you have a glass screen door, or a screen door or just a front door?
Evans: You know, just front door.
911: When you open the front door, step back and put your hands behind your head and slowly walk outside. OK I mean, keep your hands up in the air, just walk very slowly, and walk outside, but keep your hands visible, alright, sweetie? Go ahead and put the phone down and do it. Just listen to Sergeant Fletcher has to say, he's very appreciative that you're willing to come out on your own. He thinks that's great, alright? And I’ll talk to you later.
Evans: Alright.
911: Alright hun, you're welcome.
Evans: Alright, yeah, bye. (Puts phone down.)
911: (To someone else) I told him to lay it (the phone) down… the line's open.
Person: [inaudible]
911: Or close to it I don't know how big the house is. *[Inaudible]*
End.
fuck... is there sauce on that.. are we sure it's real?
Yeah, if you google the kids name you can see pictures of him with his sister and mother.
I share a birthday with psychoguy :(Quote:
Evans: May.
911: And the date?
Evans: 22nd.
........ Fuck. :/Quote:
Originally Posted by Luco
The sad thing is this story is not unique.
More from China!
http://cocoafab.com/man-sues-wife-over-ugly-children/
Son...Quote:
Originally Posted by KoRnholio
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/0..._n_892287.html
Little girl in India kills herself to sacrifice her eye and kidney to her father and brother respectively; both of them were ailing and needed transplants. Her body was cremated before the note detailing her plans was discovered.