Uh, Whale?

Jeffery Riley

So, uh, what's the best way to get blood out of a carpet?

12 hours ago near Gainsville, FL

Edited by evillepaintball - 18 March 2013 at 9:39am

It is oddly suspicious.

Reb Cpl wrote:

evillepaintball wrote:

Jeffery Riley

So, uh, what's the best way to get blood out of a carpet?

12 hours ago near Gainsville, FL

Its good, he just sheared his toe off with some broken glass.

Yep. Caught the corner of a pane of glass out of a picture frame between the toes, corner jagged in about a half-inch into my foot.

agentwhale007 wrote:

Police are saying the kid had hundreds of rounds of ammunition and at least for explosives in his backpack, and had the intention to kill as many people as possible this morning, but he changed his mind last minute and decided on suicide.

how lucky, and tragic, what was this guy dealing with that he felt killing 'as many people as possible' would fix whatever he was going through..very disturbing that there are probably more disturbed and suffering people with the same issues.

Imagine there’s a picture of your favourite thing here.

agentwhale007 wrote:

Police are saying the kid had hundreds of rounds of ammunition

That one has always made me puzzled. It's as if a couple hundred rounds of ammo is something not commonplace for people who own guns.

Obviously in this instance, he intended to use them for nefarious purposes, but still. It's always "so and so had over 100 rounds of ammunition at their house." I have 5x that much in a single box of .22lr downstairs. Don't even get me started on the spam cans of 7.62x54R where I have over 1,000 rounds for my two mosin-platforms. I'm just a small time collector and I have at least 2,000 rounds of ammo at this very moment. Just always seems like it's a scare tactic that reporters like to use to get their hooks in.

I think in this case the ammunition count is used to further prove that his intent was less than noble. If they had said he was found with a gun and ammunition, it could leave it open to interpretation that it was just a random suicide.

evillepaintball wrote:

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Seltzer water and a shop vac..

Innocence proves nothing
FUAC!!!!!

tallen702 wrote:

and 200 rounds of ammunition as if that was something overly dangerous.

If he had 200 rounds of ammunition in his home, and the news reported he had 200 rounds of ammunition in his home, what exactly is the issue?

agentwhale007 wrote:

tallen702 wrote:

and 200 rounds of ammunition as if that was something overly dangerous.

If he had 200 rounds of ammunition in his home, and the news reported he had 200 rounds of ammunition in his home, what exactly is the issue?

Because there is a decision in each of these cases to report "just enough truth" rather than the whole truth. It's always "x-guns and x-rounds of ammo" but never any information on what caliber, what make, etc. If you're going to omit pertinent facts and keep vague ones, what's the point?

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