101 replies to this topic

[hunter]

I just think there is something profoundly wrong with him -- and perhaps he's fundamentally broken. Who knows. A lot of people like that can't be "fixed." He was obviously full of a lot of hate, and not willing to take responsibility for his own actions. At 35, there's little hope he'd start doing it in the future.

[Danosaur]

I just think there is something profoundly wrong with him -- and perhaps he's fundamentally broken. Who knows. A lot of people like that can't be "fixed." He was obviously full of a lot of hate, and not willing to take responsibility for his own actions. At 35, there's little hope he'd start doing it in the future.

here is to having hope in humanity....

[weener]

Conratulations, Hunter, for responding to this in the worst possible way.

By the way, if you haven't accomplished all your goals in life by 35, are you going to be a suicidal failure?

[Danosaur]

...and now its gone national.
MSNBC Front Page

[guitarduane]

Authorities said in the complaint that Havelock first thought of targeting a shopping center in north Phoenix before planning to attack the Super Bowl.

this made me wonder if he hadn't decided to attack the super bowl, would he have been able to go through with his plans at a shopping center? did this decision save lives? hopefully he gets the help he needs.

[jhealy]

this is so fucking dumb that you are fighting about who says something "ruder" on your message board. fuck


think harder... someone did something that makes little sense if you are going through this life as normal, or maybe it makes a lot of sense, do you ever lay in bed wondering "what if"

i hate to be an "andy" on this board, but man, are you really allowing yourself to be put in the situation of this man?

[John MFer]

hopefully he gets the help he needs.

Yes, I agree, because instead of going through with it, he stopped and turned himself in. He wasn't like this guy...

http://www.reuters.c...743157520080208

...who did go through with it.

[mancopter]

hopefully he gets the help he needs.

Yes, I agree, because instead of going through with it, he stopped and turned himself in. He wasn't like this guy...

http://www.reuters.c...743157520080208

...who did go through with it.

That's where I'm at. He really wanted The Haunted Castle to work. I don't agree with his reaction, but in a way, I can understand it.

I just kinda feel bad for him.

[ShawnPhase]

this breaks my heart to read =(

[beefstew]

how ironic
almost the same story with a much more tragic ending

nevermind. how do you delete posts again?

[Nitz]

...and now its gone national.
MSNBC Front Page

"Havelock’s father testified that his son then called his fiancee and met his parents at his condominium in Tempe, like Glendale a Phoenix suburb."

Tempe is a suburb???

[bob]

tempe is a suburb with a college in it.

having just read this, i began to picture hunter as dwight shrute doing his one on one with the camera.

[Eric Az]

ESPN baby, a headline on the ESPN NFL page, the big time!

http://sports.espn.g...tory?id=3235811

[JRC]

this is all really really fucked up.


. . . I don't even know what to think.

I will say this though, its ironic he wound up backing off in the parking lot of the super bowl, the largest nationally sanctioned excuse to drink and act like a moron since the roman coliseum.
bet ya there wasn't one single politician who lifted a hand to vote against it because someone was going to be irresponsibly intoxicated, or possibly act violently (if their team lost)? Didn't a couple of fire fighters get shot for wearing the wrong team jackets or something that night . . . ?

Having a stadium full of drunk millionaires is better then bar full of middle class drunks who want to rock out.

Whatever, I hope something good comes out of this shitmess, I don't know what it could be, but I hope something.

JRC--OWL

[Jacki O.]

[/i]Tempe is a suburb???

yeah baby let's call these places what they are: the fucking suburbs
that's where all this crazy shit goes down!