Wow, bread that's been buttered in a pattern, then fried. So tough to do yourself. He'd probably get more cash if he waited til she was actually dead, though.
The creatively sick fuck that he is.
Ain't free enterprise great?
DEVILDOGGIE
in echopark, california
Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2005 | 11:10 PM
well, they do have the same intellectual capacity..poor old scarf and barf terri and a damn grilled cheeze samwich.. sheesh!
actually i would go for this if he would have thrown on some onions and pickles..and a nice slice of tomato..lets eat!
Just checked out the "terriblog". Maybe her and that cat with its own blog should get together and sell stuff on ebay, or something.
I seriously cannot believe all of the people who think that their opinion is going to somehow change things, and getting all pissy about how they feel will somehow change the laws and the court decision. When was the last time a public outcry caused the supreme court to overturn its ruling without any supporting evidence?
There is a reason that the courts and the politicians are separated.
I can see Mikey right now, just prayin like hell that she lives until his baby-feeler case is over, because then nobody will either notice or care what happens to him.
devildoggie13 Member
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 | 03:33 PM
never never should have gotten this far,,,that husband is a ninny, should have asked a nurse how to do it..insulin in the sole of the foot, fifteen years ago, none of this would have happened,...game over, untraceable..i am an RN worked hospice during the bad AIDS years, happened all the time..still does..doesnt make the fkn supreeme court, sheesh
And speaking of capitalism, search ebay for "schiavo".
This is truly disturbing.
People are alreday auctioning off thinmg like "terrischiavoisdead.com" domains, and trying to make a buck (Actually, two bucks off of bracelets "supporting terri"
"These bands are not associated with the Shiavo case but show your support for life"
It would be so much easier to just go in and sneeze on her when you have a cold. And they could never prove THAT was murder.
You're an RN and you don't know how to use punctuation?
devildoggie13 Member
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 | 07:28 PM
Hmmm...actually, I am an RN getting my Master's this year..and last I looked, rhinovirus is not considered lethal, even in immunocompromised folks...and insulin coma is very similar appearing to just end-stage heart failure, and is not looked for in an expected death, even on autopsy...and our gal Terri has been to all extents and purposes dead for a long long time.. and not to put too fine a point on it , Rod, I believe that is "incuring" the wrath...hmmm
You're getting your masters and you don't know how to make a sentence readable by using punctuation?
And no, the cold is not fatal, but the chances of it turning to pneumonia are very great in a patient such as her.
Insulin coma is not looked for in an expected death, but you have to KNOW that whenever this woman dies, there's going to be a thorough autopsy. Her parents would demand it, hoping that they could prove her husband did something wrong.
I just found this.
Turns out HE's the one that wants a canoe made.
And yup, it's two "R"s.
devildoggie13
Posted: Tue Mar 29, 2005 | 08:37 PM
Oh come on Rrod...lets move on, shall we..its all just a grim power struggle, yet again, of a woman's body becoming an object for men to control..and somewhere Karen Carpenter is weeping..
please grill those onions on my liquified double bacon cheese and avocado turkey burger...
He'd probably get more cash if he waited til she was actually dead, though.
