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I read a book about a woman held imprisoned in Thailand for drug smuggling.
She was guilty and freely admitted it, although she was coerced and some of it was a bit "wah wah wah". Still, she said that her time in the "Bangkok Hilton", one of the most notoriious prisons in the world, was better than prison in the UK when she was released back here to serve the rest of her sentence. Because there she had work to do, she met and conversed with other women, she felt her time was served - if not usefully - then at least productively. Prison in the UK in comparison was a death of the mind and the soul. She might not have had the "three hots and a cot" that people so resent here, but she certainly had the punishment. Not sure why. It certainly wasn't intended as protection for society, or even rehab. What kind of stupid of numb cunt would ever try to smuggle drugs after a conviction? I quite like what the Dutch do. Take the drugs, destroy them, send the mules back home. They don't pay for their upkeep, they don't pay for trials, they just pack them off. Now that's a deterrant, surely? To anyone so desperate for food and housing to want to go to prison? Which according to our right wing press, all crimials secretly want to do. |
@ Dana
Y'all don't never want to go to a South American prison. |
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Hey! New career idea coming!!! |
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Well, they don't specify how the drugs were destroyed, did they? I imagine after they've been used once they're really no good to anyone anymore.
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(shades of Trainspotting) The Filthiest Toilet in Edinborough |
Oh, wow.
The nurse who was the subject of a prank call about Kate being in the hospital (some DJ's called and pretended to be Queen and Duke or whatever) and this nurse has now been found dead. Apparently a suicide. Who'd think that a little joke like that could go so wrong? |
Horrible, in every way, for everyone.
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Apparently, some of the gay parties linked to the Mardi Gras in Sydney become "sweat parties". Most people there would have had something, and a small percentage of it comes out through sweat, which the other party-goes would then lick off. Mutually. And there was one other chap, who reasoned that a much larger percentage is passed out through urine, and ... [censored in the name of good taste] ... and thus earned the nickname "trough-man". Humans are weird. Quote:
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Why are news stories finding it important to specify that the nurse was from India?
The fact that she possibly killed herself over this would be diminished if she was from Poland or China? |
Maybe for the people scratching their head trying to figure out why she took it so seriously to off herself. That doesn't sound like keep calm and carry on.
But probably because there is so little facts to the story, you can tell the whole thing in a paragraph even if you use $2 words, they need filler. |
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She died of embarrassment.
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Pakistanis almost universally face discrimination and outright hostility in mainstream culture. Anti-muslim violence generally, and anti-Pakistani and Kashmiri more specifically is rife. Much of what does exist of anti-Indian sentiment is actually a confusion of terms and a spill-over from this anti-muslim stance. Even the BNP draw a distinction between Indians (they claim to have a Sikh writer on their political newspaper, and they have definitely had Sikh members) and Pakistanis. Poles on other hand are now facing rising levels of mistrust and racism because of the influx of new workers from the EU. Most of the 'they're taking our jobs' type muttering now is directed at Central and Eastern Europeans. |
whatever she was ethnically, nationally, whatever---she felt bad about what had been done to her and it pushed her over the edge.
people are fragile (Fra-jill-eh; it's Italian) and some more so than others. We walk this earth and do not consider our brothers and sisters; I'm one of the worst offenders. We are all here together so why don't we try to have a cuddlefest (as bruce so nicely put it) instead of creating hatred and chaos (which certain energy fields really love and feed off of)? I'm really through with the negativity around here; I"ve contributed to it and I don't like who and what it makes me. If you want to call me Pollyanna-go right ahead. I'm going to feed the good wolf in me and try to starve the bad wolf so that i am a better human being. IF you want to call me a wuss or whatever-have at it. I don't care. I really am going to try to participate in positive threads about positive things and shoot you all later; let Goddess figure it all out (I kid) --- If refusing to argue/fight/flame makes me a pussy---good for me. I want GOOD things in my life. Some want chaos. Some want a bit of both. s'okay. It's YOUR path after all. the tragedy this woman faced-the embarrassment, the self-loathing that comes from being a 'sucker'----for falling for it. I understand that pain. Those DJ's should be permanently banned from any radio/tv/video feed/youtube and sent to that big rock you all have over there to do some soul searching----a lost art IMHO. |
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I guess I was looking at it in terms of light green and dark green. |
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Emily E. Smith 12/12/12 Cornelius woman ordered to leave cul-de-sac after years of neighbor disputes Quote:
but I think it is an new extreme in court judgements. |
My neighbor ('crazypants') and I have a relationship similar to that.
We've both been trespassed from the other's property. Officially. With police records and everything. She's the woman who had a video camera pointed at my house lo those many years ago. She's batshit insane but it's okay. She's gonna lose her house. She bought it free and clear but mortgaged it to sue her brother (who she wants a DNA test to prove he really ISN'T her brother) for 250,000 inheritance. She's spent 100,000 dollars fighting over 250,000 dollars. Oh, and she's suing her own lawyer, too. She's a real peach, that crazypants bitch. AND she's in her late sixties. and yes, she does have 11 cats----at least. |
I remember her, she's the Almond Joy of neighbors.
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thanks! |
Yes there is a delicious irony in Almond Joy.
Rather like a wedding called on account of rain. |
yes, and when questioned, you can say it's because she's so sweet. when she objects, you can say you didn't think she'd rather be known for her Mounds.
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My pleasure!
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12-12-12 is a "holy day" so this guy carved a pentagram in his 6-year-old son's back.
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W. T. F.???
Insane? Criminal? Criminally insane? Poor kid. |
Actually it might have be a good deal for the kid. It didn't sound like he was seriously hurt, and maybe this will keep that crazy bastard away from him before he's sacrificed.
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the guy is clearly mentally ill.
or else he's a fucking asshole. sometimes it's hard to tell the difference. |
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He's a toyota? :eek:
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Yes, the Toyota Pius, with the revolutionary new demonic-energy power with evil-force drive system.
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Burns was in the pokey and a big black guy wanted to convert him to Christianity. The BBG told Burns to 'reject Satan!' and Burns answered 'Why can't you reject your guy?' ah, good times. Love that show. Absolutely love it. |
Guns don't kill people. Sexually frustrated elephants do!
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-12-2...ampage/4437032 |
A herpetological two-for.
Mummy, I found these eggs in the garden so I put them in a plastic box in my closet.... http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-12-2...snakes/4438746 :eek: #$%&ing eastern brown snakes. :reaper: Mummy, at the childcare centre today, they wouldn't let us in! http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-12-2...centre/4439972 Aww, just a dozen baby pythons... :grouphug: |
awww... I could have been that kid. I raised snakes as a child. I understand the appeal. I wasn't as lucky as him though, having been bitten a few times. very very scary.
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You're not that much into self-preservation, are you, BigV?
Meh, safety is over-rated. |
hahahahahaha
Hey... probably there's a different/better thread for this one, but I'm here, now, and it does qualify as weird. Check out this vehicle. |
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Sharks! Crocs! venomous jellyfish!
Nope, just a #$%& garfish stabbing someone in the ear. http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/n...-1226542388183 Quote:
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It is now OK to fire a woman if you can't keep your weinie in your pants. Well, it might be a bit more complicated than that, but still...
Not sure how to copy/paste from my phone. It is a recent Iowa Supreme Court ruling. I saw it on CNN. |
I read that article. If only it were also ok to divorce your wife because your secretary was really hot...
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If the presence of a hot secretary is a threat to a marriage, that marriage is in big trouble regardless of what is done about the secretary. |
So Iowa has decreed that men aren't responsible for controlling themselves. Wait ... I'm confused. What've we been trying to do in Afghanistan all these years, again?
All right, the woman and her lawyer brought the lawsuit under the wrong grounds; it wasn't a case of gender discrimination. The Supreme Court didn't have a lot of options with the case as it was presented. And if the woman was too stupid to recognize her boss's comments as sexual harrassment ... :facepalm: |
cite please :)
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http://www.cnn.com/2012/12/22/us/iow...html?hpt=hp_t3
I'm not sure this will work, but if not - check CNN for 'Irresistible worker' stories. |
Google is your friend, bv.
Thanks Ortho. And you're right. Wrong charges...weird case. |
How can it be permissible?
She compromise my principle, yeah, yeah That kind of love is mythical She's anything but typical She's a craze you'd endorse, she's a powerful force You're obliged to conform when there's no other course She used to look good to me, but now I find her Simply irresistible Simply irresistible Her loving is so powerful, huh! It's simply unavoidable The trend is irreversible The woman is invincible She's a natural law and she leaves me in awe She deserves the applause, I surrender because She used to look good to me, but now I find her Simply irresistible Simply irresistible Simply irresistible she's so fine, there's no tellin' where the money went Simply irresistible she's all mine, there's no other way to go She's unavoidable, I'm backed against the wall She gives me feelings like I never felt before I'm breaking promises, she's breaking every law She used to look good to me, but now I find her Simply irresistible She's so fine, there's no tellin' where the money went Simply irresistible, she's all mine There's no other way to go! Her methods are inscrutable The proof is irrefutable, ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh She's so completely kissable, huh Our lives are indivisible She's a craze you'd endorse, she's a powerful force You're obliged to conform when there's no other course She used to look good to me, but now I find her Simply irresistible Simply irresistible She's so fine, there's no tellin' where the money went Simply irresistible she's all mine, there's no other way to go She's so fine, there's no tellin' where the money went Simply irresistible she's all mine, there's no other way to go Simply irresistible |
Now here's a headline:
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"Beer now considered alcohol, not food, in Russia as new restrictions take hold"
http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2...ions-take-hold |
Oh yeah, when I was there beer was considered a soft drink. I used to buy two-litre bottles of ready mixed gin and tonic for a couple of bucks. And it was good.
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As I recall from some of your Russian stories, it's not really alcohol unless it can strip the furniture.
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I'd settle for the grade that can strip the ladies. ;)
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