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pcmodem wrote:

Beemer, before you hit that delete button...

Something most folks are not aware of...

Dean Cain's real name is Dean Tanaka.

He's 1/4 Japanese.



Cheers,
PCM

Okay, I'll press the delete button 3/4 of the way down. :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:Agh, don't turn this into a Dean Cain thread... :bleh: *reaches for delete button*

GOMEN! >>smothers<<

DUDES! Benji won So You Think You Can Dance!!!!! WOOHOO! I won me a hundred dolla's! :dancing:

Wynter wrote:

GOMEN! >>smothers<<

DUDES! Benji won So You Think You Can Dance!!!!! WOOHOO! I won me a hundred dolla's! :dancing:

seriously?!?! u bet on him?

i called it too ^_^ but unfortunately i didnt bet.... lol i shouldve. :hehe:

sawadasmile wrote:

seriously?!?! u bet on him?

i called it too ^_^ but unfortunately i didnt bet.... lol i shouldve. :hehe:

Him and Donielle (sp?) were my fav from the start. And I totally didn't like the way they were voting people off, either! Like it was so abrupt.

littlemissfab wrote:I GOT THE TONKATSU SAUCE!!!!

thanks boo!!

hey, kid, did you see the return address?

bmwracer wrote:
Okay, I'll press the delete button 3/4 of the way down. :hehe:

lol... :hehe:

WOW

Suspect admits killing JonBenet Ramsey By SUTIN WANNABOVORN, Associated Press Writer
16 minutes ago



The American suspect in the JonBenet Ramsey murder case said publicly Thursday he was with the 6-year-old when she died and called her death "an accident," a stunning admission that will help answer 10 years of questions in the unsolved murder case.

"I was with JonBenet when she died," John Mark Karr told reporters in Bangkok, visibly nervous and stuttering as he spoke. "Her death was an accident."

Police said Karr, 41, admitted to the killing after he was arrested Wednesday at his downtown Bangkok apartment by Thai and American authorities.

Karr will be taken to Colorado within the next week where he will face charges of murder, kidnapping and child sexual assault, Ann Hurst, Department of Homeland Security attache at the American Embassy in Bangkok, said at a news conference in Bangkok.

Karr, speaking to reporters after the news conference, declined to say what his connection was to the Ramsey family or how long he had known JonBenet. Wearing a blue, short-sleeved shirt, he appeared ashen with an expressionless look on his face.

JonBenet was found beaten and strangled in the basement of the family's home in Boulder on Dec. 26, 1996.

The image of blonde-haired little JonBenet in a cowgirl costume and other beauty pageant outfits has haunted TV talk shows ever since, helping feed myriad theories about her killer, and the case became one of the most sensational unsolved murder cases in the nation.

Lt. Gen. Suwat Tumrongsiskul said U.S. authorities informed Thai police on Aug. 11 that an arrest warrant had been issued for Karr on charges of premeditated murder. The warrant was sent to Thai police on Wednesday.

At the press conference, Suwat said Karr insisted after his arrest that his crime was not first-degree murder. "He said it was second-degree murder. He said it was unintentional. He said he was in love with the child. She was a pageant queen," Suwat said.

The Thai officer quoted the suspect as saying he tried to kidnap JonBenet for a $118,000 ransom but that his plan went awry and he strangled her to death. Patsy Ramsey, JonBenet's mother, reported finding a ransom note in the house demanding $118,000 for her daughter.

Hurst said Karr has been "very cooperative" with authorities and that he's shown a "variety of emotions." She said he has been a suspect "for a while" but wouldn't specify how long.

Suwat said Karr arrived in Bangkok on June 6 from Malaysia to look for a teaching job. It was not clear whether he had gotten a job, the police officer said.

Tu_triky wrote:

hey, kid, did you see the return address?

yeah huh!! 1300 Tonkatsu Lane my ass!! I was going to send a thank you card when I realized that you were screwing around with me.. PM Me your addy so i can send the proper thanks.. :)

P.S. I already put the pork cutlets out :mrgreen:

littlemissfab wrote:

yeah huh!! 1300 Tonkatsu Lane my ass!! I was going to send a thank you card when I realized that you were screwing around with me..

:rofl: i was crackin' the hell up when i wrote that ish.....

don't worry about it....just use it, hopefully you'll like the taste...guess there's always the Kagome brand sauce if you don't :bonk:

CBS reported that he is 41-year-old second-grade teacher and will be brought back to the United States this weekend.

I hope he rots in hell. Why someone would do such things to children is beyond me.

littlemissfab wrote:

yeah huh!! 1300 Tonkatsu Lane my ass!! I was going to send a thank you card when I realized that you were screwing around with me.. PM Me your addy so i can send the proper thanks.. :)

P.S. I already put the pork cutlets out :mrgreen:

pass it on to me when you get the addy, so i can send him motokare age care package. :mrgreen:

krim wrote:

pass it on to me when you get the addy, so i can send him motokare age care package. :mrgreen:

:lol:

smithers, release the bomb sniffing hounds

I won't give out the address without your permission, so just PM it to me.. and i promise no copy of moto kare will haunt you again. :)

Wynter wrote:

CBS reported that he is 41-year-old second-grade teacher and will be brought back to the United States this weekend.

I hope he rots in hell. Why someone would do such things to children is beyond me.

Mental illness, bad life choices, abuse as a child, probably all rolled into one. That's not an excuse though, because people can grow beyond their own hurts.

kitakaze wrote:

Mental illness, bad life choices, abuse as a child, probably all rolled into one. That's not an excuse though, because people can grow beyond their own hurts.

Agreed. Once someone takes out their pain/abuse on another, I lose all sympathy. It has the tendancy to just make the cycle that much harder to break.

Shani wrote:

Agreed. Once someone takes out their pain/abuse on another, I lose all sympathy. It has the tendancy to just make the cycle that much harder to break.

I agree too. I'm kinda relieved though that the thing has been resolved. After 10 years and the suspicion over whether the family has finally ended. Now, if only they can solve the unknown ones... :grumble:

Some kind of professional help, voluntary or forced helps break the cycle too...so do some drugs. Reforming sex offenders is extremely difficult because it's kind of like getting someone off of heroin, except their addiction is all around them.

littlemissfab wrote:I agree too. I'm kinda relieved though that the thing has been resolved.

Hold on ... he hasn't been found guilty yet.

And it's actually pretty common for people to confess to crimes the didn't commit.

I think the thing to do is wait and see. Now that he's in custody, they'll probably figure out if he really did it.

The AP write up i read said that his ex-wife told police that they were together that night... :headscratch:

krim wrote:The AP write up i read said that his ex-wife told police that they were together that night... :headscratch:

Expert: 'Do we have a wack-job or a murderer?'

Yeah, details of his story are already coming into question.