One blessing of living as a G level blogger (3 below D level!) is that the spammers don't bother with me.
Until now...
Today some a$$hat posted a comment that would likely be offensive to pretty much anyone of the civilized world. No, I won't repost it even under lock and key. I hope the poster crawls back under the rock they emerged from... And if I could, I would "..nuke that rock from orbit. It's the only way to be sure."
Yea, I killed it as soon as I got home. But it was out there a few hours... so I have enabled comment approval :-(
Approval should take less than 24 hrs worst case.
Sucks one bad apple has spoiled the barrel. It was a bad apple and apologize to anyone that took a bite of that apple.
Never again.
03June update: I see the esteemed Ms. X ran into a similar problem. I can only wonder if it's the same vile crap someone posted here. If it was, sorry to hear you got it too...
30 May 2019
29 May 2019
The FAIL boggles the mind
From ABC15 in Phoenix:
But it also raises so many questions: Did the driver with the gunshot in back NOT crash? If the two 18YOs are fingered with tampering with evidence by trying to hide the gun, it suggests they probably didn't call police from the scene.
Did these geniuses think they'd come up with a story that explains their dead friend? That even Barney Fife would trace the hole in their friend's back to the hole in his seat and note the powder burns/unburnt powder embedded in the back of the seat?
What evidence supports the 17YO as the trigger man? What are the odds surveillance video from the area surfaces showing the 17YO in the front pax seat? What are the odds it was one of the 18YOs that convinced him to take the fall on the basis he's a juvenile? Maybe he didn't count on that "charged as an adult" thing.
*shudder*
Update: KPHO has more: Apparently they were able to control the truck, drive to a location to stash that gun plus one more. Two hours later they took the shot driver to the hospital. Which brings up the obvious question, would prompt medical intervention have saved the driver?
They say the 17-year-old boy accidentally shot his friend while riding in a pickup truck around noon Monday with two other men.I guess the 4 rules of gun safety get in the way when cruisin' the 'hood.
Police say the boy was a passenger behind the driver's seat and was handling a handgun when it discharged.
But it also raises so many questions: Did the driver with the gunshot in back NOT crash? If the two 18YOs are fingered with tampering with evidence by trying to hide the gun, it suggests they probably didn't call police from the scene.
Did these geniuses think they'd come up with a story that explains their dead friend? That even Barney Fife would trace the hole in their friend's back to the hole in his seat and note the powder burns/unburnt powder embedded in the back of the seat?
What evidence supports the 17YO as the trigger man? What are the odds surveillance video from the area surfaces showing the 17YO in the front pax seat? What are the odds it was one of the 18YOs that convinced him to take the fall on the basis he's a juvenile? Maybe he didn't count on that "charged as an adult" thing.
*shudder*
Update: KPHO has more: Apparently they were able to control the truck, drive to a location to stash that gun plus one more. Two hours later they took the shot driver to the hospital. Which brings up the obvious question, would prompt medical intervention have saved the driver?
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