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couldn´t get girlfriend, so he decided to massacre women
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05 Aug 2009 Wed 07:31 pm |
Oh sweetie it doesn´t count as "head hair" when you´ve shaved it off your back and glue it to your head.
you should tell this to your husband gg, not me . this is not a my husband sucks club.
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05 Aug 2009 Wed 07:47 pm |
.........and landmines don´t explode until agitated in some way....
So, are you saying that the victims are to blame?
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05 Aug 2009 Wed 08:03 pm |
I think your assumption is somewhat misleading, alameda. Take the case of Ted Bundy. He would pretent to be hurt and when a young girl would try to assist him (assuming they were trying to be kind), he would drag them into his van and later kill them. I don´t think you have to be particularly mean or nice to people like this, they will percieve you as they see things and not necessarily see reality.
Of course, you should always be kind to everyone.....even people you disagree with regularly, on the internet!
Yes, I agree with much of what you say. Each case is unique. Ted Bundy was in a whole other class. He was a psychopath.
"In 1965, Bundy graduated from Woodrow Wilson High. Awarded a scholarship by the University of Puget Sound (UPS), he began that fall taking courses in psychology and Oriental studies. After two semesters at UPS, he decided to transfer to Seattle´s University of Washington (UW).
While he was a university student, Bundy worked as a grocery bagger and shelf-stocker at a Seattle Safeway store on Queen Anne Hill, as well as other odd jobs. As part of his course of studies in psychology, he would later work as a night-shift volunteer at Seattle´s Suicide Hot Line, a suicide crisis center that served the greater Seattle metropolitan and suburban areas. He met and worked alongside former Seattle policewoman and fledgling crime writer Ann Rule, who would later write a biography of Bundy and his crimes, The Stranger Beside Me."
I think we should step lightly. Sometimes we do not really understand how to be kind. We stomp through the forrest with thick boots tramping through the brush, breaking branches (and life contained in it) underneath our feet.
All I´m saying is maybe if we "Try a little tenderness" it can help.
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05 Aug 2009 Wed 08:05 pm |
So, are you saying that the victims are to blame?
????...............how on earth did you come to that conclusion?????...............no my dear, there is a whole chain of events leading to different results...each important in it´s own way.
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05 Aug 2009 Wed 08:42 pm |
Edited (8/5/2009) by girleegirl
[chocolate]
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05 Aug 2009 Wed 08:42 pm |
I think your assumption is somewhat misleading, alameda. Take the case of Ted Bundy. He would pretent to be hurt and when a young girl would try to assist him (assuming they were trying to be kind), he would drag them into his van and later kill them. I don´t think you have to be particularly mean or nice to people like this, they will percieve you as they see things and not necessarily see reality.
Of course, you should always be kind to everyone.....even people you disagree with regularly, on the internet!
Yes, I agree with much of what you say. Each case is unique. Ted Bundy was in a whole other class. He was a psychopath.
"In 1965, Bundy graduated from Woodrow Wilson High. Awarded a scholarship by the University of Puget Sound (UPS), he began that fall taking courses in psychology and Oriental studies. After two semesters at UPS, he decided to transfer to Seattle´s University of Washington (UW).
While he was a university student, Bundy worked as a grocery bagger and shelf-stocker at a Seattle Safeway store on Queen Anne Hill, as well as other odd jobs. As part of his course of studies in psychology, he would later work as a night-shift volunteer at Seattle´s Suicide Hot Line, a suicide crisis center that served the greater Seattle metropolitan and suburban areas. He met and worked alongside former Seattle policewoman and fledgling crime writer Ann Rule, who would later write a biography of Bundy and his crimes, The Stranger Beside Me."
I think we should step lightly. Sometimes we do not really understand how to be kind. We stomp through the forrest with thick boots tramping through the brush, breaking branches (and life contained in it) underneath our feet.
All I´m saying is maybe if we "Try a little tenderness" it can help.
I find it absolutely hysterical that Elisabeth and I made nearly identical comments and yet you just can´t bear to tell me that you agree with anything I said. I wonder if doing so would cause your head to explode
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05 Aug 2009 Wed 08:45 pm |
I find it absolutely hysterical that Elisabeth and I made nearly identical comments and yet you just can´t bear to tell me that you agree with anything I said. I wonder if doing so would cause your head to explode
My comments are far better written than yours! How dare you say they are identical!!!
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05 Aug 2009 Wed 09:03 pm |
My comments are far better written than yours! How dare you say they are identical!!!
Yours are better written because you are lazy and sit in front of you computer playing all day and have time to draft and edit and use your thesarus.
I, on the other hand, have to dash in and out and try to get my point across in a quick, yet thoughtful, insightful and eloquent manner.
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05 Aug 2009 Wed 09:34 pm |
This is the gym I belong to, however in a different state. I know how the rooms are set up and I can only imagine how these people felt.I agree with GG...see I said you first AND Lis. I´m wondering why he couldn´t find somebody...Isn´t there a someone for everyone? I mean even if this person wasn´t great looking..there are so many woman who are desperately seeking a man as a man seeking a woman. It sounds like his excuse to rationalize his means of killing in the end.
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05 Aug 2009 Wed 09:49 pm |
This is the gym I belong to, however in a different state. I know how the rooms are set up and I can only imagine how these people felt.I agree with GG...see I said you first AND Lis. I´m wondering why he couldn´t find somebody...Isn´t there a someone for everyone? I mean even if this person wasn´t great looking..there are so many woman who are desperately seeking a man as a man seeking a woman. It sounds like his excuse to rationalize his means of killing in the end.
OFFFF! You always agree with GG!
Anyway, good point. Could it be that this guy gave off a "creepy stalker vibe" that no one wanted to be nice to him? I don´t think any amount of kindness would have stopped him. When you make up your mind to kill someone, I don´t think there is a point where you say, "well, if this person is nice to me, I will just go home and not kill anyone tonight."
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05 Aug 2009 Wed 09:50 pm |
I agree with GG...see I said you first AND Lis.
I have always liked you teas
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