this is what bugs me, when people think something logically follows and it does notOriginally Posted by redred
little different than "airplanes hit buildings, therefore that was the reason they fell"
or
"the ukrainian army shot down MH-17, but Obama's crayon drawing means the russians did it"
or even better,
"the state department admitted to creating ISIS, but these ISIS attacks, those are completely real and grassroots extremism"
Last edited by FBD; 06-29-2016 at 04:53 PM.
"Logical Fallacies".. Like the Bible?
yeah, a grimiore proclaiming itself creator of heaven and earth fits that bill
The Columbine High School massacre that took place in 1999 will live in infamy as one of the most horrific school shootings of all-time, and the one that brought worldwide attention to issues such as bullying, gun control and mental health among teens. The two boys who carried out the killings on their Colorado classmates, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, were initially thought to have been bullied outcasts, although eventually it was determined that Harris was a psychopath and Klebold a manic-depressive.
This photo, taken in 1999 just a few weeks before the shooting, shows the perpetrators of the killings in the top left of the photo, pretending to aim guns at the camera. For those that saw it, at the time it probably just seemed like teenagers goofing off as usual. But in retrospect, the picture takes on a chilling context, giving us a glimpse into the mindset of the two teens who would slaughter their classmates just days later.
The picture shown here looks like a promotional photo for a horror movie, something along the lines of an exorcism film. But sadly, the image is real and the story behind it is much more frightening.
The Monniers were an upper-middle class family living in Poiters, France in the late 1800s, well thought of throughout the neighborhood, even being given the Committee of Good Works award, which honored the most virtuous of citizens. The daughter, Blanche, disappeared when she was 25-years old, arousing no suspicion whatsoever.
An anonymous letter was sent to the Paris Attorney General and read as follows:
Monsieur Attorney General: I have the honor to inform you of an exceptionally serious occurrence. I speak of a spinster who is locked up in Madame Monnier's house, half starved, and living on a putrid litter for the past twenty-five years, in a word, in her own filth.
The police found her locked in a room, covered in filth and excrement, weighing a mere 55 pounds, never having seen the sun in 25 years. Her mother and brother had locked her away to avoid her marriage to a man they deemed unfit to join their family and kept her there for a quarter of a century. Although she did manage to gain a little weight, she never recovered her sanity, and died in a psychiatric hospital 13 years after being freed from her own personal hell.
In 2013, the trial of Jodi Arias made worldwide headlines. The ex-girlfriend of salesman Travis Alexander was charged, tried and convicted of first degree murder for his death in 2008.
The murder took place in June of that year, when Alexander's body was found in his shower. He had been stabbed over 25 times, had his throat slit and suffered a gunshot wound to the head. Police began looking at Arias due to reports that Travis was attempting to break it off with her and she had begun stalking him.
The above photo was found on a damaged camera in the washing machine at Alexander's place, and police were able to recover several deleted images. Some of them featured the two in sexually suggestive poses, while the image shown was taken at 5:29 PM the day of the murder. Shots taken just moments later show Alexander bleeding badly on the bathroom floor, which means that this was taken just a few minutes before Arias snapped and massacred her lover.
Two 22-year old friends, Saylor Guilliams and Brenden Vega, went hiking together in March of this year in Santa Barbara County, California. The path they had chosen wasn't very well-lit and the two had fallen and injured themselves repeatedly. When hours of cries for help proved unsuccessful, Vega left his friend to go and seek assistance. Along the way the young man stumbled off a rocky cliff and fell to his death.
The next day another set of hikers were in the area taking photos of their adventure. Unbeknownst to them, Guilliams can be seen in the background of the pictures (she has red curly hair), laying face down in the mud, unable to move with a broken arm, two broken ankles and several other compound fractures. The despair she must have felt at seeing help so close, yet infinitely far away must have been overwhelming.
The hikers did eventually find Saylor and called 9-1-1. She was rescued and recovered, but the loss of her friend is something I'm sure she'll never forget.
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I wanted to be a Monk, but I never got the chants.
http://www.tehfalloutshelter.com/sho...story-building
Made your heart jump a little, huh?
I have been wondering when it would actually happen to someone
and at that time he finally realized all this shit was a really bad idea...
Yeah, he knew he wasn't getting back up. Had to be terrifying... but stupid games /stupid prizes
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