>> ^spoco2:
>> ^quantumushroom:
It's a good thing no one had a gun, otherwise someone might've gotten hurt.
And the psycho will not be executed because Canada "humanely" has no death penalty.
Good work, Canucks!

What a completely insanely stupid comment QM.
BECAUSE he had a knife and NOT a gun, only ONE person was killed, he wasn't able to shoot through the windows at people, he could be easily contained, couldn't shoot people as they exited the bus. etc. You've instead showed how much LESS dangerous knives are compared to guns. One is a close range, limited damage area weapon, the other can kill people at a distance.
And to try and suggest that the death penalty is the best thing here... bravo sir. That's the way to solve everything, kill the baddies. I'm sure you'd like them to have shot him on the spot wouldn't you? So then we could have no idea of understanding why this happened or how we can prevent such things happening again.
Oh, and from the story I read just before seeing this it's not currently known what caused the man to do this, one would expect there's some severe mental problem going on, I'm sure we'll find out more later.
This is terrifying because of the completely unprovoked nature of the attack (apparently the guy killed was asleep at the time), and it could be enough to stop you wanting to go on a bus ever again, but you have to remember that this happened ONCE, out of how many bus trips every day, every year?


Seriously? You called QM's comment stupid?
1) QM was saying that it's too bad that NO ONE ELSE had a gun, not the attacker. Jeesh.
2) Just because you learn why ONE guy killed someone, doesn't mean that you can prevent OTHER people from doing it. Humans aren't fucking computers. They can't just be reprogrammed when a flaw in the code is found.

If a member of my family or one of my close friends was murdered, I would not want the killer to have the death penalty, because what would that solve? Would it bring back my loved one? As if we feel it's okay to kill someone because it's "justified?" Maybe the killer, in his mind, thought what he was doing was justified. Does that make it right? Of course not. And neither does the justification for the death penalty. It doesn't bring back the victim, and it doesn't bring closure to the family. It only perpetuates a fascination with death and revenge that we should have removed from our society when we stepped out of the caves and into the enlightened age. Are we to forever be barbarians?

>> ^BillOreilly:
Public Hanging is the order of the day for this atrocity.
And all you who oppose the death penalty, ask yourself, what if your family member was the one killed and BEHEADED?
Ya, that's right, suddenly your stance on the death penalty would have a marked "shift".

>> ^quantumushroom:
It's a good thing no one had a gun, otherwise someone might've gotten hurt.
And the psycho will not be executed because Canada "humanely" has no death penalty.
Good work, Canucks!


What a completely insanely stupid comment QM.

BECAUSE he had a knife and NOT a gun, only ONE person was killed, he wasn't able to shoot through the windows at people, he could be easily contained, couldn't shoot people as they exited the bus. etc. You've instead showed how much LESS dangerous knives are compared to guns. One is a close range, limited damage area weapon, the other can kill people at a distance.

And to try and suggest that the death penalty is the best thing here... bravo sir. That's the way to solve everything, kill the baddies. I'm sure you'd like them to have shot him on the spot wouldn't you? So then we could have no idea of understanding why this happened or how we can prevent such things happening again.

Oh, and from the story I read just before seeing this it's not currently known what caused the man to do this, one would expect there's some severe mental problem going on, I'm sure we'll find out more later.

This is terrifying because of the completely unprovoked nature of the attack (apparently the guy killed was asleep at the time), and it could be enough to stop you wanting to go on a bus ever again, but you have to remember that this happened ONCE, out of how many bus trips every day, every year?

Meet Legion! He's eight years old and does nothing but dream of eating small children all day. He enjoys short rides in my TT with the top down, but hates riding in the back of the truck. He is trained in Schutzhund and has numerous tracking titles. He's also won quite a few USRC beauty pageants.

The other one is half greyhound, half Portuguese Water Dog and likes to think she runs the house. 98% of the time, she can be found napping on your bed with her head on your pillow. Her name is Tommi, affectionately referred to as "You little shit."

Federal policing should be restricted to State Declared emergencies.

That is how things have been done in the US since the first states ratified the Constitution. Only recently when a certain asshole created DHS and merged the border patrol into it and gave them unheard of, unrestricted powers has this become an issue (google "border patrol greyhound").

Once upon a time state militia, state and local police were responsible for their jurisdictions. Border patrol was only to police those people crossing the US borders and harbors.

Now there are blanket illegal checkpoints (YOUR PAPERS PLEASE). This man might have sounded like a jerk to you, but that is because you are a moran and do not understand your rights. She would have gladly done something to him if she had any authority. Instead it is a whole highway of people who would gladly board the trains and be shipped to ghettos (yea, I went there Godwin's fans)

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Owners talk about greyhounds as being awesome dogs, but they need like 10 minutes of fippin'-out every day to stay sane (usually comprised of laps around the backyard at top speed, followed by a lazy day of companionship).

>when did this episode air? anyone else find this dangerously similar to the episode of family guy where the bird nests in his beard?

Bah! That skit featured a rip-off of 2 dozen and 1 greyhounds (when the puppies were all grabbing his chips, just like the birds later grabbed Peter's popcorn).

Everything's a ripoff. The fax machine's nothing but a phone with a waffle iron attached.

Funny how EPA shows up before the Movie.

Sunshowers indeed. Arular was great with the headphones on the Greyhound around Medicine Hat. That was a few years ago, so thanks for posting!

'greyhound in a hula skirt'... awesome!

OK, so I can't decide what the dogs are racing to - they're obviously trained for this. I do go to greyhound races and am used to them running around a track chasing a mechanical rabbit. Anyone?

See My Vest

Some men hunt for sport,
Others hunt for food,
The only thing I'm hunting for,
Is an outfit that looks good...

See my vest, see my vest,
Made from real gorilla chest,
Feel this sweater, there's no better,
Than authentic Irish setter.

See this hat, 'twas my cat,
My evening wear - vampire bat,
These white slippers are albino
African endangered rhino.

Grizzly bear underwear,
Turtles' necks, I've got my share,
Beret of poodle, on my noodle
It shall rest,

Try my red robin suit,
It comes one breast or two,
See my vest, see my vest,
See my vest.

Like my loafers? Former gophers -
It was that or skin my chauffeurs,
But a greyhound fur tuxedo
Would be best,

So let's prepare these dogs,

Kill two for matching clogs,

See my vest, see my vest,
Oh please, won't you see my vest.
Somebody find this one, eh?