Re: [Scouted] Trick or Treat rage?

2003-11-05 Thread Deborah Harrell
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  I thought awhile back that if I were ever attacked
 and managed to knock my
  attacker down and unconscious for a bit, I'd use
 whatever I had at hand to
  carve an asterisk in the forehead of the person,
 then run and call the
  police.  The marring of the forehead would make
 for easier identification
  later, and might spur the person to go to the ER,
 where it might be easier to find that person.
 
 I GUARANTEE you, the person would scream bloody
 murder to the cops and insist 
 that you be arrested too. Then he'd hire a lawyer
 and sue you from here to Andromeda.
snip 

trembling  He grabbed me - I just struck out as
hard as I could...I think I scratched his
face...holds up hand with shreds of flesh under the
fingernails...horrified voice  Can I please wash my
hands now?

Do Not Mess With An Angry Mother Or A Lead Mare Maru

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Re: [Scouted] Trick or Treat rage?

2003-11-05 Thread TomFODW
   I thought awhile back that if I were ever attacked
  and managed to knock my
   attacker down and unconscious for a bit, I'd use
  whatever I had at hand to
   carve an asterisk in the forehead of the person,
  then run and call the
   police.  The marring of the forehead would make
  for easier identification
   later, and might spur the person to go to the ER,
  where it might be easier to find that person.
 
  I GUARANTEE you, the person would scream bloody
  murder to the cops and insist
  that you be arrested too. Then he'd hire a lawyer
  and sue you from here to Andromeda.
 snip
 
 trembling  He grabbed me - I just struck out as
 hard as I could...I think I scratched his
 face...holds up hand with shreds of flesh under the
 fingernails...horrified voice  Can I please wash my
 hands now?
 

Read carefully: I thought awhile back that if I were ever attacked and 
managed to knock my attacker down and unconscious for a bit, I'd use whatever I had 
at hand to carve an asterisk in the forehead of the person

Knocked attacker down. Attacker unconscious. Premeditation to carve asterisk 
in attacker's forehead. Not I struck out as hard as I could...I think I 
scratched his face.

I'm not defending the attacker, I'm simply saying that if you did this to 
your attacker, your attacker would undoubtedly sue you.



Tom Beck

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Re: [Scouted] Trick or Treat rage?

2003-11-05 Thread Deborah Harrell
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snippage 
   I GUARANTEE you, the person would scream bloody
   murder to the cops and insist
   that you be arrested too. Then he'd hire a
lawyer
   and sue you from here to Andromeda.
  snip

[me] 
  trembling  He grabbed me - I just struck out as
  hard as I could...I think I scratched his
 face...holds up hand with shreds of flesh under
the
  fingernails...horrified voice  Can I please
 wash my hands now?
 
 Read carefully: I thought awhile back that if I
 were ever attacked and 
 managed to knock my attacker down and unconscious
 for a bit, I'd use whatever I had 
 at hand to carve an asterisk in the forehead of the
 person
 
 Knocked attacker down. Attacker unconscious.
 Premeditation to carve asterisk 
 in attacker's forehead. Not I struck out as hard as
 I could...I think I scratched his face.
 
 I'm not defending the attacker, I'm simply saying
 that if you did this to 
 your attacker, your attacker would undoubtedly sue
 you.
 
Ah, I should have said This is how I'd do it --
rather than make a 'calculated' mark, I'd make a
distinctive and plausible mark, and get DNA evidence
to boot.  Interesting what advice a friend in law
enforcement might give.  Off the record, to be sure.
Of course, if he's unconcious, I could just pluck some
hair and take his wallet...or if near my car, tie him
up with the various horse gear I keep in the trunk.  
cold grin

BTW, your 'attacker suing' scenario - which has
happened - is why some of the personal defense advice
I've gotten is off record.  grimace

Debbi
Sometimes It's An Ugly World Maru

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[Scouted] Trick or Treat rage?

2003-11-04 Thread Jim Sharkey

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=storycid=817e=2u=/ap/father_arrested

A snippet:
ANN ARBOR, Mich. - A 43-year-old man faces charges after he smashed a bird-feeder and 
threw a pumpkin through the window of a house where his young son said he didn't get 
any Halloween candy.

I'm starting to think that wwe need to implement the _Snow Crash_ method of justice 
and tattoo stuff on people's foreheads.

Jim

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Re: [Scouted] Trick or Treat rage?

2003-11-04 Thread Julia Thompson


On Tue, 4 Nov 2003, Jim Sharkey wrote:

 I'm starting to think that wwe need to implement the _Snow Crash_ method
 of justice and tattoo stuff on people's foreheads.

I thought awhile back that if I were ever attacked and managed to knock my 
attacker down and unconscious for a bit, I'd use whatever I had at hand to 
carve an asterisk in the forehead of the person, then run and call the 
police.  The marring of the forehead would make for easier identification 
later, and might spur the person to go to the ER, where it might be easier 
to find that person.

Anyone who's read Vonnegut's _Breakfast of Champions_ ought to be able to 
figure it out

Julia

who'd be more inclined now to just land a number of kicks in the abdomen
and groin and then get the hell out of there...

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Re: [Scouted] Trick or Treat rage?

2003-11-04 Thread TomFODW
 I thought awhile back that if I were ever attacked and managed to knock my
 attacker down and unconscious for a bit, I'd use whatever I had at hand to
 carve an asterisk in the forehead of the person, then run and call the
 police.  The marring of the forehead would make for easier identification
 later, and might spur the person to go to the ER, where it might be easier
 to find that person.
 

I GUARANTEE you, the person would scream bloody murder to the cops and insist 
that you be arrested too. Then he'd hire a lawyer and sue you from here to 
Andromeda.

I'm not saying he'd be right to do this, but I absofuckinglutely guarantee it 
would happen. 100% certain.



Tom Beck

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www.mercerjewishsingles.org

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