Urinals and ladies-room toilets, please. We women deserve our chance, too.
Best available outcome, I guess. He dies in prison but spares everybody the cost of a trial and any racist blithering that would’ve followed. It’s too bad he didn’t drop dead or off himself before he hurt anybody else.
Why do they need a museum for something that never happened?
Why would you think that would be funny?
It’s funny to me personally because there are some folks (even on this board) who will deny that it did happen.
On this board? :dubious:
Dude, you never *open *with the Holocaust denial joke…
Excuse me, Mr. Turnip, but I have my notes here from the Michael Richards School of Comedy and it clearly says that a Holocaust denial joke is always appro…
listens into earpiece
He said what*?*
First rule of Holocaust Denial Joke Club: …
A friend of mine was visiting the museum the day of the shooting, and she was the first person to get to the guard who was killed, after he was shot.
For what the guard went through, and for what my friend went through, I was actually joyful when I heard this on the news today. Guilty for feeling that way, but joyful.
I kind of disagree with this, though I understand your intent. In my mind, his death is cheating justice, in that he was spared further humiliation and imprisonment.
In fact, I wonder if he knew he was terminally ill, and committed the crime as a last chance opportunity for ‘glory’, knowing that his punishment wouln’t last very ling. I haven’t seen anything about an autopsy yet, and it may turn out he died of something like an infection of his wounds. So I could be completely wrong in my speculation.
Don’t feel guilty. Bad people dying is a great thing.
Good point.
You forgot to mention the farting during the meeting:D
Farts would get lost in the smell of a decomposing body. Is that a good thing?