Ali G

Sure, he does that and her family gets half of his stuff in the divorce when she eventually kicks off. They obviously do not like eachother and I am sure that has something to do with this...

There is close to a million dollars at stake including the malpractice suit against her doctors from 15 years ago.

illy

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I am pretty left leaning and am pro death on all fronts. Pro death penalty, pro right to die, and pro death sports like in running man. The problem with the death penalty is it takes to long to get the prisoners executed, they should walk them out of court and blast em after their final appeal is done.

Vote "pro death" in 2008

Salty

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It's the same group that cannot bestow responsibility to American Soldier’s willingness to fight and die in combat, but has no gripes about passing the coat hanger to the next irresponsible **** in order to bestow responsibility on the helpless entity within her womb. These people are riddled full of groundless stances and arguments.

This sticky is tasteless.

There should be no reason testimony from a husband should be allowed in order to eliminate his responsibility to care. I bet she’s really been a thorn in his side after 15yrs. I wonder which part of those 15yrs were harder? The initial weeks when mental shock was of the essence or around year 10 when he wanted to play the field again?

What about all those parents who’s lives were put on indefinite hold because their 14yr old son cannot walk, speak and still eats food from a cusinart? My step-brother (whom I’m referring too) still brings a smile to my dad and step-mother’s face. They love him dearly.

VIBEELEVEN

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He's been offered over 3million to turn her over to her parents. Wich you could take both ways: a)he wants her wishes to suceed. b)he just wants to be rid of her, and wants to claim some sort of humanity, along with the funds from his lawsuit. There's also been testimony that there may have been some physical, and documented mental abuse on his part, driving her to bolemia and anorexia, but who really knows. As for point a:why didn't he want her to be properly cared for while she is alive: ie refusing physical therapy or even having her teeth brushed. There's also videos of her smiling when her family is in the room and her frowning when her husband is in the room . But who really knows, it's basically all hear-say. I will agree that if I had no chance of recovery(wich may or may not be the case with her) I wouldn't want to live like that. I guess my point is without a legal contract shouldn't the judge decide in favor of life?

VIBEELEVEN

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Wow this thread went from sympathy killing to gay marriage to death penalty to the running man? I don't know why I'm surprised.

Ali G

So I take it you do not plan to enter a guess?

VIBEELEVEN

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My thought as well. That's why I didn't vote, I did comment though

Salty

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Nope. Sorry.

Time of death threads really aren't my style.

Ali G

tasteless = funny

But at least there is free stuff involved...

VIBEELEVEN

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Not really, fun at someone elses' expense= funny.
Like this...

Ali G

And this is my fun at her and her parent's expense and that makes it funny...

Ali G

OK god damn it, you owe my company a new keyboard because I just sprayed coke all over it.

But in a way that is tasteless - you are portraying Ponch in a bad light by implying that he is a homo (or has the face of a homo).

VIBEELEVEN

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Why, because they're in pain? Pain does not =funny. Retards usually don't=funny.Midgets don't usually =funny... unless you have a friend that was beaten up by one.

Ali G

Is this funny?

nachomc

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HOLY ****.

Thank god I wasn't drinking anything or my laptop would be ****ed. That is perfect.