Tu_triky wrote::good:
15-year-old boy arrested for attacking father with ax
Sounds like a copycat crime from the one you posted earlier... :sweat:
Sounds like a copycat crime from the one you posted earlier... :sweat:
Japan - News/General Discussion
Started by kanae · 23 Sep 2005 · 3,296 replies
General Discussion
Sounds like a copycat crime from the one you posted earlier... :sweat:
bmwracer wrote:
Sounds like a copycat crime from the one you posted earlier... :sweat:
seriously...what is it becoming fashionable to hack parents with axes? are they getting ready for halloween over there?
Tu_triky wrote:seriously...what is it becoming fashionable to hack parents with axes? are they getting ready for halloween over there?
Lizzie Borden Syndrome.
bmwracer wrote:
Lizzie Borden Syndrome.
hehe. I was thinking Paul Bunyan.
Tu_triky wrote:hehe. I was thinking Paul Bunyan.
Did he hack up his parents as well? :beaten:
bmwracer wrote:
Did he hack up his parents as well? :beaten:
Haha..I dunno I couldn't get past the axe.
I'm shocked the father lived. I mean, he got axed in the head, and not just once. Talk about a hard head. :sweat:
Wynter wrote:I'm shocked the father lived. I mean, he got axed in the head, and not just once. Talk about a hard head. :sweat:
ganko oyaji.
Tu_triky wrote:
ganko oyaji.
You can say that again. The boy musta gotten even more frustrated with his dad. He just wouldn't die.
Wynter wrote:
You can say that again. The boy musta gotten even more frustrated with his dad. He just wouldn't die.
the boy thought his dad was a wax food model. bad nattou can affect the brain that way.
Give me a moment to do a little dance of happiness over two things:
Abe resigned (ok, not really new, but it still makes me happy).
Okinawa rose up (110,000 people protesting against the whitewashing of history by Abe's leftover minions).
WOOHOO!
Abe resigned (ok, not really new, but it still makes me happy).
Okinawa rose up (110,000 people protesting against the whitewashing of history by Abe's leftover minions).
WOOHOO!
Crazy Penguin wrote:
Okinawa rose up (110,000 people protesting against the whitewashing of history by Abe's leftover minions).
WOOHOO!
Let's see if the Japanese Ministry of Education does something about it...the governor of Okinawa filed a formal protest regarding said textbooks
The Japan Times wrote today:
"Education minister Kisaburo Tokai indicated Tuesday his ministry may let history textbook publishers continue saying the army forced civilians to commit mass suicide during the 1945 Battle of Okinawa."
http://search.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/nn20071003a1.html
Though, they only might take back the censorship, and I doubt that any of those wannabe patriots and neocons will ever admit the historic truth.
They should be taken to Okinawa, talk with the people there and then answer how the Himeyuri could kill themselves with handgrenades without the army provoding the weaponry and telling the girls to commit suicide (if you ask me, giving a civvie a handgrenade on a battlefield is telling him to commit suicide with it, civvies aren't a fighting force, they wouldn't survive 3 seconds in combat against battle hardened marines). Same applies for all the civilian victims.
But 110,000 people, jeez! Why didn't they do that 2 months ago when I was there, I would have joined them right away!
"Education minister Kisaburo Tokai indicated Tuesday his ministry may let history textbook publishers continue saying the army forced civilians to commit mass suicide during the 1945 Battle of Okinawa."
http://search.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/nn20071003a1.html
Though, they only might take back the censorship, and I doubt that any of those wannabe patriots and neocons will ever admit the historic truth.
They should be taken to Okinawa, talk with the people there and then answer how the Himeyuri could kill themselves with handgrenades without the army provoding the weaponry and telling the girls to commit suicide (if you ask me, giving a civvie a handgrenade on a battlefield is telling him to commit suicide with it, civvies aren't a fighting force, they wouldn't survive 3 seconds in combat against battle hardened marines). Same applies for all the civilian victims.
But 110,000 people, jeez! Why didn't they do that 2 months ago when I was there, I would have joined them right away!
Crazy Penguin wrote:The Japan Times wrote today:
"Education minister Kisaburo Tokai indicated Tuesday his ministry may let history textbook publishers continue saying the army forced civilians to commit mass suicide during the 1945 Battle of Okinawa."
http://search.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/nn20071003a1.html
Nothing conclusive as of yet.
Wynter wrote:I'm shocked the father lived. I mean, he got axed in the head, and not just once. Talk about a hard head. :sweat:
Quite surprising indeed. A few hits to the head is quite messy. People lose a lot of blood. I know cause someone got beat up with a baseball bat in our backyard during spring last year. He busted our backdoor open at 4am and spread blood everywhere in our kitchen. Now I know why people get caught when they kill someone. Just forget about cleaning the evidence. We tried everything to clean off the blood stains on the wall and didn't succeed. All we got was some latex gloves from the police and a leaflet saying "so, you've been a victim of a crime." :rofl:
I'm glad I'm no longer living in this dump. :mrgreen:
tabana wrote:
Quite surprising indeed. A few hits to the head is quite messy. People lose a lot of blood. I know cause someone got beat up with a baseball bat in our backyard during spring last year. He busted our backdoor open at 4am and spread blood everywhere in our kitchen. Now I know why people get caught when they kill someone. Just forget about cleaning the evidence. We tried everything to clean off the blood stains on the wall and didn't succeed. All we got was some latex gloves from the police and a leaflet saying "so, you've been a victim of a crime." :rofl:
I'm glad I'm no longer living in this dump. :mrgreen:
DAYEM dood, you had to endure that? wow, that's hardcore :sweat:
tabana wrote:
Quite surprising indeed. A few hits to the head is quite messy. People lose a lot of blood. I know cause someone got beat up with a baseball bat in our backyard during spring last year. He busted our backdoor open at 4am and spread blood everywhere in our kitchen. Now I know why people get caught when they kill someone. Just forget about cleaning the evidence. We tried everything to clean off the blood stains on the wall and didn't succeed. All we got was some latex gloves from the police and a leaflet saying "so, you've been a victim of a crime." :rofl:
I'm glad I'm no longer living in this dump. :mrgreen:
OMG that's terrible! Did the guy survive?!
tabana wrote:
Quite surprising indeed. A few hits to the head is quite messy. People lose a lot of blood. I know cause someone got beat up with a baseball bat in our backyard during spring last year. He busted our backdoor open at 4am and spread blood everywhere in our kitchen. Now I know why people get caught when they kill someone. Just forget about cleaning the evidence. We tried everything to clean off the blood stains on the wall and didn't succeed. All we got was some latex gloves from the police and a leaflet saying "so, you've been a victim of a crime." :rofl:
I'm glad I'm no longer living in this dump. :mrgreen:
If I were in your position, I would have run...
I can not stand blood...
I love it...
:bonk: :bonk: :bonk:
I'm not a big fan of blood either. Didn't touch a thing and had gloves and boots while moping. We must have used 5 gallons of bleach.
I think so. He wasn't strong, but he was still standing. He couldn't see a thing with his left eye tho. The paramedics told him it could have been caused by blood in his eye, detach retina or squeezed optical nerve. His skull was definitely broken, so my guess his he had a few metal plates and possibly some brain damage.
It was something... :sweat:
I barely had time to put my pants on that there was 3 police cars over. I thought at first that it was one of the roommate coming home drunk that crashed into the kitchen table, but when he started yelling he got beat up and told us to call the cops, the adrenaline kicked in and went from fuzzy to "I just drank 15 redbulls" in a second.
While they were patching the guy, and a few police officers were checking outside, we kind of just chatted and fooled around a bit with the 2 cops inside. They were nice, but we couldn't stay serious when they gave us their leaflet. :sweat:
My other roomy (we were 3) woke up 20 minutes after everybody was gone to go to the bathroom half drunk. More than an hour after everything started. He saw us with our latex gloves mopping blood of walls and the floor and just said: "what the f-- are you guys doing?" I didn't find anything to say besides: "She didn't tell us she was in that time of the month." :beaten: :ashamed:
The rent was cheap, but the neighborhood real crappy. People on welfare making kids to yell at them all day, alcoholics, hookers... I lived there only a 4 or 5 months. I didn't cared at first cause I was there only to sleep and take a shower, but I prefer living downtown surrounded by girls with LV and Chanel bags even if the rent is 3 times higher for 1/5th of the space. :victory:
Wynter wrote:
OMG that's terrible! Did the guy survive?!
I think so. He wasn't strong, but he was still standing. He couldn't see a thing with his left eye tho. The paramedics told him it could have been caused by blood in his eye, detach retina or squeezed optical nerve. His skull was definitely broken, so my guess his he had a few metal plates and possibly some brain damage.
Tu_triky wrote:
DAYEM dood, you had to endure that? wow, that's hardcore :sweat:
It was something... :sweat:
I barely had time to put my pants on that there was 3 police cars over. I thought at first that it was one of the roommate coming home drunk that crashed into the kitchen table, but when he started yelling he got beat up and told us to call the cops, the adrenaline kicked in and went from fuzzy to "I just drank 15 redbulls" in a second.
While they were patching the guy, and a few police officers were checking outside, we kind of just chatted and fooled around a bit with the 2 cops inside. They were nice, but we couldn't stay serious when they gave us their leaflet. :sweat:
My other roomy (we were 3) woke up 20 minutes after everybody was gone to go to the bathroom half drunk. More than an hour after everything started. He saw us with our latex gloves mopping blood of walls and the floor and just said: "what the f-- are you guys doing?" I didn't find anything to say besides: "She didn't tell us she was in that time of the month." :beaten: :ashamed:
The rent was cheap, but the neighborhood real crappy. People on welfare making kids to yell at them all day, alcoholics, hookers... I lived there only a 4 or 5 months. I didn't cared at first cause I was there only to sleep and take a shower, but I prefer living downtown surrounded by girls with LV and Chanel bags even if the rent is 3 times higher for 1/5th of the space. :victory:
tabana wrote:
but I prefer living downtown surrounded by girls with LV and Chanel bags even if the rent is 3 times higher for 1/5th of the space. :victory:
LOL. i can feel ya on that tip.
your crazy story reminds me of when i lived in NY...one night i returned to my apt and my roommate and his friends from L.A. where high as f*ck on some bunk weed that must have been laced with some shiet...
...i walk into my place and my roommate's friend starts buggin' out and says he wants to jump out the window....and we live on the 16th floor.
and then my roommate goes into an epileptic seizure...and his friend was like don't call the ambulance...i was like "fuck you" i'm calling 911.
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