Frank Decent wrote:Been watching this on the news all day. Dude was obviously a few sandwiches short of a picnic. Or rather - a few double-double's short of a Tim Hortons. I'm sorry.

Or a few maniples short of a legion, eh?

Uncle Ovipositor wrote:

givemenoughrope wrote:

lemur68 wrote:And why was the guy chosen to sleep in the strange cabin also chosen to hold the passports and money?

He chose to. It was his band, his tour.

Your passport.

I actually forget if he held the passports at this time. It might just been when we were moving into different countries. But, I would still trust him with it. He can speak a half dozen languages and fight better than I.

kazoozak wrote:

Kayte R. wrote:You're far more likely to die driving than on amtrak.
Don't let freak occurences cloud your logic.

I'll try, I tend to get paranoid when freak stuff like this happens. It's retarded, yes, but there's a little part in my brain that feeds off of morbid shit like this. Thanks, though.

I hate it when people say, "oh your too paranoid" or some shit. Look at society these days, hell since centuries ago, people are fucking crazy. Think about how much anyone can just do anything at virtually any time to anyone. It is fucking scary shit. I think it is pretty insane to not be paranoid just a little bit. I don't think you should live your life in fear cause your going to die regardless but to not feel scared or paranoid a tiny bit in this society seems pretty delusional.

Atlantis wrote:I hate it when people say, "oh your too paranoid" or some shit. Look at society these days, hell since centuries ago, people are fucking crazy. Think about how much anyone can just do anything at virtually any time to anyone. It is fucking scary shit. I think it is pretty insane to not be paranoid just a little bit. I don't think you should live your life in fear cause your going to die regardless but to not feel scared or paranoid a tiny bit in this society seems pretty delusional.

Please augment your posting style to graduate from the rank of "batshit crazy" to something more respectable. You regularly confuse the hell out of me.

Also, I don't think that paranoia is the best response to "times like these". IMO, there always have and always will be crazies, but the type of crazy who's gonna pull out a butcher knife during a long bus ride and decapitate his neighbor is probably a rare breed, yes? Vigilance is key, paranoia is unhealthy.

ubercat wrote:Welcome to the average murder in modern America. Made for TV.

Check out CNN. They have an interview with the cat who sat in the seat directly behind the murder.

Please to not drag into this the good name of Stabby Cat.

Atlantis wrote:

kazoozak wrote:

Kayte R. wrote:You're far more likely to die driving than on amtrak.
Don't let freak occurences cloud your logic.

I'll try, I tend to get paranoid when freak stuff like this happens. It's retarded, yes, but there's a little part in my brain that feeds off of morbid shit like this. Thanks, though.

I hate it when people say, "oh your too paranoid" or some shit. Look at society these days, hell since centuries ago, people are fucking crazy. Think about how much anyone can just do anything at virtually any time to anyone. It is fucking scary shit. I think it is pretty insane to not be paranoid just a little bit. I don't think you should live your life in fear cause your going to die regardless but to not feel scared or paranoid a tiny bit in this society seems pretty delusional.

You're too paranoid.


You should take a Greyhound to Winnipeg to relax a bit.

BadComrade wrote:Did you hear about Anthony Hopkins, the preacher who killed his wife, and kept her in the freezer for 3 years?

Father of 8, he's also accused of sodomy and incest.

He had the 19 year old help hide the body 3 years ago, after the wife caught him sexually abusing her.


What the friggin' fuck?

http://edition.cnn.com/2008/CRIME/07/31 ... r.freezer/

Did he eat her liver with fava beans and a nice chianti?

BadComrade wrote:Did you hear about Anthony Hopkins, the preacher who killed his wife, and kept her in the freezer for 3 years?

Father of 8, he's also accused of sodomy and incest.

He had the 19 year old help hide the body 3 years ago, after the wife caught him sexually abusing her.


What the friggin' fuck?

http://edition.cnn.com/2008/CRIME/07/31 ... r.freezer/

I love it, how the same religious types who go on and on about sex in society and the media today are the same types who most often get caught in weird sexual scenarios.

This isn't a "weird sexual scenario" for Fuck's sake! This is "murder, rape, sodomy, sexual abuse and incest."

"extraordinary" level-headedness

Pretty choice words given the circumstance...