Sounds like a crazy day up north.

You said it. Time for some Florida therapy .

Florida? Ya gotta be kidding. Florida is the craziest plc of 'em all.

Michigan has no death penalty. But this fellow never should have been walking the streets.

Did anyone else catch the story of the inmate, who suffered a heart attack. Thinking he had only minutes to live, he confessed to a corrections oficer about a murder he committed in 1995 that was never solved. He miraculously recovered, and is now charged with first degree murder although he is now denying that he committed the offense.

Sometimes God just screws with you.

That's why I support the death penalty in extreme cases, Lilo. And that's as extreme as it gets.

And it's not that I support it as a deterrent. You can't deter someone with no soul. I support it in such a case as a matter of justice. And the only justice would be to give a scumbag like that a hot shot on live television.

I'm reminded of this nanny on the Upper West Side that just killed two of the children in her care. 2 years old and 6 years old. I'm sure the story had to go national. Anyway, how do you speak for these two beautiful kids who have no say if you don't kill this animal?

But this is New York and ultimately someone will talk about what a rough childhood she had in the Dominican Republic. But that's bullshit. I've been a Democrat all my life, but there's such a thing as being too liberal.

That's why I support the death penalty in extreme cases, Lilo. And that's as extreme as it gets.

And it's not that I support it as a deterrent. You can't deter someone with no soul. I support it in such a case as a matter of justice. And the only justice would be to give a scumbag like that a hot shot on live television.

I'm reminded of this nanny on the Upper West Side that just killed two of the children in her care. 2 years old and 6 years old. I'm sure the story had to go national. Anyway, how do you speak for these two beautiful kids who have no say if you don't kill this animal?

But this is New York and ultimately someone will talk about what a rough childhood she had in the Dominican Republic. But that's bullshit. I've been a Democrat all my life, but there's such a thing as being too liberal.

Kly, would you comment on destruction of evidence? In Texas, destruction of evidence routinely takes place in at least misdemeanor cases after the case is adjudicated? A defendant can waive destruction, I guess, for appeal purposes.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — At about 450 pounds, Ohio death row inmate Ronald Post is so fat that his executioners won't be able to find veins in his arms or legs for the lethal injection, and he might even break the death chamber gurney, his lawyers say.

If the state is forced to use a backup method that involves injecting the drugs directly into muscle, the process could require multiple doses over several hours or even days and result in a grueling and painful end, they say.

Is this the right thing to say after your Court decided to hear two cases regarding gay marriage?

Scalia: "If we can't have moral feelings against homosexuality, can we against murder?"

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/12/10..._n_2274413.html

Just tuning in to a shooting at an Oregon Mall. Is there any info as to why or who. I see one person is dead.

Speaking of shootings, my school (Cal State Fullerton) was put on lock down last night after suspects in a jewelry store shooting in Moreno Valley led police on a high speed pursuit right to my school. They caught three of the suspects, but at least one of them escaped onto campus, and the campus was on lockdown from about 4 p.m. until at least 11 p.m. last night. Luckily, I was running late for school and missed all the excitement.

Could you imagine being trapped in a classroom for 7 hours, not even being able to go to the bathroom? The students on campus were reporting that those that needed to use the restroom had to use a trash can.

Moral of this story: sometimes procrastination pays off...doubly so for me, in this case.

I'm just hearing this story this morning. Yea, it does seem a bit odd. I mean, doesn't it already indicate which way Scalia will go on the matter?


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