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  • February 27, 2008 at 8:12 AM #160992
    Enorah
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    Ummmmmmm, I feel that the fact that he used to be a marine and whatever that exposed him to, probably had more to do with him going off than his house.

    Why the hell is his real estate agent giving interviews about this poor guy? Yeah, yeah, I know he is the bad guy, he is the rapist, and that is awful. But come on, obviously he was out of his mind. Programing gone bad is my guess.

    February 27, 2008 at 9:07 AM #160657
    Anonymous
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    Nostradamus, he was JPN (just plain nuts). He was a bomb with a few minutes left on the timer. A fly at the bottom of his cereal bowl could have set him off.

    P.S. well, actually, a fly at the bottom of a bowl of cereal could set ME off.

    February 27, 2008 at 9:07 AM #160954
    Anonymous
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    Nostradamus, he was JPN (just plain nuts). He was a bomb with a few minutes left on the timer. A fly at the bottom of his cereal bowl could have set him off.

    P.S. well, actually, a fly at the bottom of a bowl of cereal could set ME off.

    February 27, 2008 at 9:07 AM #160968
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Nostradamus, he was JPN (just plain nuts). He was a bomb with a few minutes left on the timer. A fly at the bottom of his cereal bowl could have set him off.

    P.S. well, actually, a fly at the bottom of a bowl of cereal could set ME off.

    February 27, 2008 at 9:07 AM #160985
    Anonymous
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    Nostradamus, he was JPN (just plain nuts). He was a bomb with a few minutes left on the timer. A fly at the bottom of his cereal bowl could have set him off.

    P.S. well, actually, a fly at the bottom of a bowl of cereal could set ME off.

    February 27, 2008 at 9:07 AM #161054
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Nostradamus, he was JPN (just plain nuts). He was a bomb with a few minutes left on the timer. A fly at the bottom of his cereal bowl could have set him off.

    P.S. well, actually, a fly at the bottom of a bowl of cereal could set ME off.

    February 27, 2008 at 9:28 AM #160709
    Casca
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    Got a lot of experience with Marines, Enorah? Reasoning from the specific to the general is a pretty shakey enterprise. You know nothing about those who sacrifice, and what kind of men they are. Everything possible in this great country was paid for by these men. All told, they represent the best of what can be found in this culture, and epitomize the masculine virtues. That’s probably what puts the bug up your a$$.

    Any sizeable collection of human beings will display the entire spectrum of the human condition. You take one damaged soul, and tar the rest. What a mean-spirited small biddy you are.

    Semper Fi
    Casca

    February 27, 2008 at 9:28 AM #161003
    Casca
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    Got a lot of experience with Marines, Enorah? Reasoning from the specific to the general is a pretty shakey enterprise. You know nothing about those who sacrifice, and what kind of men they are. Everything possible in this great country was paid for by these men. All told, they represent the best of what can be found in this culture, and epitomize the masculine virtues. That’s probably what puts the bug up your a$$.

    Any sizeable collection of human beings will display the entire spectrum of the human condition. You take one damaged soul, and tar the rest. What a mean-spirited small biddy you are.

    Semper Fi
    Casca

    February 27, 2008 at 9:28 AM #161017
    Casca
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    Got a lot of experience with Marines, Enorah? Reasoning from the specific to the general is a pretty shakey enterprise. You know nothing about those who sacrifice, and what kind of men they are. Everything possible in this great country was paid for by these men. All told, they represent the best of what can be found in this culture, and epitomize the masculine virtues. That’s probably what puts the bug up your a$$.

    Any sizeable collection of human beings will display the entire spectrum of the human condition. You take one damaged soul, and tar the rest. What a mean-spirited small biddy you are.

    Semper Fi
    Casca

    February 27, 2008 at 9:28 AM #161035
    Casca
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    Got a lot of experience with Marines, Enorah? Reasoning from the specific to the general is a pretty shakey enterprise. You know nothing about those who sacrifice, and what kind of men they are. Everything possible in this great country was paid for by these men. All told, they represent the best of what can be found in this culture, and epitomize the masculine virtues. That’s probably what puts the bug up your a$$.

    Any sizeable collection of human beings will display the entire spectrum of the human condition. You take one damaged soul, and tar the rest. What a mean-spirited small biddy you are.

    Semper Fi
    Casca

    February 27, 2008 at 9:28 AM #161104
    Casca
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    Got a lot of experience with Marines, Enorah? Reasoning from the specific to the general is a pretty shakey enterprise. You know nothing about those who sacrifice, and what kind of men they are. Everything possible in this great country was paid for by these men. All told, they represent the best of what can be found in this culture, and epitomize the masculine virtues. That’s probably what puts the bug up your a$$.

    Any sizeable collection of human beings will display the entire spectrum of the human condition. You take one damaged soul, and tar the rest. What a mean-spirited small biddy you are.

    Semper Fi
    Casca

    February 27, 2008 at 9:41 AM #160720
    VoZangre
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    Marines and Flys in the cereal Bowl…

    My reading was more sympathetic than yours, dear Casca…
    I felt the comment mean to draw attention to the fact that they are often exposed to the worst of human nature, see friends blown to smithereens, have to be on edge all the time when in certain dangerous duty assigments and that the human psyche is not well equipped to handle such things and can, simply, break.

    Marion gets nod for funniest comment i have read here in the last week… came THAT close to blowing my morning coffee out my nostrils.

    ciao for now…
    Voz

    February 27, 2008 at 9:41 AM #161019
    VoZangre
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    Marines and Flys in the cereal Bowl…

    My reading was more sympathetic than yours, dear Casca…
    I felt the comment mean to draw attention to the fact that they are often exposed to the worst of human nature, see friends blown to smithereens, have to be on edge all the time when in certain dangerous duty assigments and that the human psyche is not well equipped to handle such things and can, simply, break.

    Marion gets nod for funniest comment i have read here in the last week… came THAT close to blowing my morning coffee out my nostrils.

    ciao for now…
    Voz

    February 27, 2008 at 9:41 AM #161033
    VoZangre
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    Marines and Flys in the cereal Bowl…

    My reading was more sympathetic than yours, dear Casca…
    I felt the comment mean to draw attention to the fact that they are often exposed to the worst of human nature, see friends blown to smithereens, have to be on edge all the time when in certain dangerous duty assigments and that the human psyche is not well equipped to handle such things and can, simply, break.

    Marion gets nod for funniest comment i have read here in the last week… came THAT close to blowing my morning coffee out my nostrils.

    ciao for now…
    Voz

    February 27, 2008 at 9:41 AM #161050
    VoZangre
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    Marines and Flys in the cereal Bowl…

    My reading was more sympathetic than yours, dear Casca…
    I felt the comment mean to draw attention to the fact that they are often exposed to the worst of human nature, see friends blown to smithereens, have to be on edge all the time when in certain dangerous duty assigments and that the human psyche is not well equipped to handle such things and can, simply, break.

    Marion gets nod for funniest comment i have read here in the last week… came THAT close to blowing my morning coffee out my nostrils.

    ciao for now…
    Voz

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