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6th October 2008, 11:55 | #3801 |
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I don't consider that a slip, not when the shot hit him right flush on the button and shifted the jawline. Would have sent a shot right into his nerves which sent him legitimately to the canvas.
Difference is, a trained fighter would roll straight to their back in that situation and gone into guard, he (Like Chuck Liddel, most over-rated bar fighter ever) didn't have the fight intelligence to do that. Kimbo seems to have all the hallmarks of a guy who hit drugs bigtime and came off them - very weak jaw. |
6th October 2008, 15:24 | #3802 | |
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6th October 2008, 15:25 | #3803 |
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Does anyone else read WWTBAM as "Who Wants to Touch BaM"?
No? Just me then? K.
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6th October 2008, 15:41 | #3804 | |
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6th October 2008, 15:49 | #3805 |
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why do people let "deluxe" chocolates go stale before presenting them for consumption. My mum unearthed some Baileys Irish Cream chocolates and they're almost not worth eating they're so old.
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6th October 2008, 15:57 | #3806 |
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Feeling super drained
Sore throat Tired, can't concentrate I'm no Dr House but I think i've got a cold Maybe it's lupus.
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6th October 2008, 16:10 | #3807 |
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It's either Distemper... or the Ague.
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6th October 2008, 16:18 | #3808 |
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Re: WWTBAM
Their main objective is to make good television, and that means you never know what kind of program they want to make this week, and that affects the questions.
If they want to give away a million dollars because viewers are losing interest, they can, with easier questions. If they want to beat down some poor sods ala US/AUS/NZ idol with Liz Shaw, they can, with obscure questions right off the bat. They know the profile of the contestants and therefore can tailor questions so it doesn't appear that they are biased. In the end the program is NOT transparent, it is more like betting on horse racing as opposed to a test of knowledge/wit. You can cram all you want but in the end there is some element of luck. If the extremely unlucky 'Miss Zero' got so upset by the judgement of teens, I think she is in a wrong kind of work |
6th October 2008, 16:39 | #3809 | |
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6th October 2008, 16:59 | #3810 |
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6th October 2008, 17:51 | #3812 | |
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6th October 2008, 18:16 | #3813 |
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6th October 2008, 20:46 | #3814 |
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Flash (swf) websites.... old and busted or new hotness
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7th October 2008, 03:15 | #3819 |
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I'm quitting my job at the end of the year, with plans for a career change to something completely different.... Amid a recession.
Been thinking that it could be good or bad, perhaps some new doors open at this kind of time, or maybe not. Either way, quitting my job fo sho.
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7th October 2008, 09:53 | #3822 |
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I'm leaving on the Bill & Ben party political rally to parliament tomorrow...come to Parliament around 1pm Thursday to play BYC cricket on the lawns of Parliament...weather permitting I guess...
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7th October 2008, 09:55 | #3823 |
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Phenomenal how many people (according to stuff.co.nz) apparently want the death penalty reinstated in NZ. Could be because the weather is crap and people are acting up cranky.
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7th October 2008, 10:11 | #3824 |
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Yeah. Even the whole "life means life" doesn't really fly. For truly violent offenders, particularly those that suffer antisocial personality disorder, keeping them in prison through their 20s and 30s makes sense, but after that, there's little value as their offending plummets. And stiffer penalties don't particularly deter these kinds of people.
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7th October 2008, 10:38 | #3825 |
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Typical lefty... trying to keep criminals alive.
I'm only for the death penalty in cases where evidence leaves absolutely no doubt to the guilt of a person... hold on a second, where evidence leaves absolutely no doubt - yet, if there is reasonable doubt, the person shouldn't be convicted in the first place. The flaws of our legal system mean that the death penalty is a worry, in case an innocent person is executed... (because sending an innocent person to jail for 15 years isn't a big deal) Therefore, in cases where there is irrefuteable evidence, such as video footage, multiple unattached witnesses, admission - the death penalty should be allowable for serial rapists, murderers and the extreme cases where someone has 100 convictions on petty charges. |
7th October 2008, 10:40 | #3826 | |
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7th October 2008, 10:44 | #3827 |
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Really? My research shows around 5% of people in the general populace have ASP, and a much higher percentage ( up to 80% ) of prison population have ASP.
A quick glance at Wiki backs this up, although the research I've looked at covers the US, Asia-Pacific ( specifically mentioning NZ ) and Europe. Where are you getting your figures from?
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7th October 2008, 10:50 | #3828 |
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If you used the DSM-IV criteria, you wouldn't have 5% of our prison population being tagged with antisocial personality disorder.
If you're using "Oh that kid never got along with people and was always a bully" NZ criteria, then you could estimate 50% of our prsion population had it. Studying gave me access to materials reviewing the prison population and how many people were misdiagnosed with mental disorders they didn't actually have. |
7th October 2008, 10:51 | #3829 |
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Trying to keep the criminals alive?
"Reasonable doubt" can be argued in just about every case, and frankly I don't know of that many murders that have taken place in front of a camera. That said, it isn't something I've ever studied If you show me a person beyond rehabilitation, sure - they should be mercifully put down like the mad dog they are. Not out of spite or vengeance, but simply to remove them from a society in which they don't belong. However in cases of reasonable doubt or treatable illnesses, or potential rehabilitation - I feel society should offer these people all the assistance it can give. |
7th October 2008, 10:54 | #3830 |
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Well, the act itself may not be on camera.
The person being seen by security footage in the area, confirming what a witness said, along with footprints/fingerprints as evidence is more where I was heading. You could argue everyone is capable of rehabilitation. Gary Ridgway supposedly stopped killing on his own, well before being caught... (or simply stopped killing with the same MO) Personally, once you've fucked over a series of families and ruined their lives, you don't deserve life nor rehabilitation, even if you're able to be rehabilitated. I don't believe in rehabilitation for someone who has raped several school children. I believe in a bullet to the back of the head and then dumped in a mass grave. Saddam did have some good points, you know. Last edited by Haydos : 7th October 2008 at 10:56. |
7th October 2008, 10:55 | #3831 |
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I'm all for the death penalty. Need to exterminate the waste.
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7th October 2008, 10:57 | #3834 |
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Survival instincts aside, I've never quite understood why death is considered a harsher penalty than spending the rest of your life in prison, particularly for a young person. 50-60 years in a cage with no hope of ever getting out and no quality of life? Just kill me, thanks.
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7th October 2008, 10:59 | #3835 |
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It's the "cost" of death due to all the legal processes and procedures. In my world, you run your court case, the person is found guilty, the cost of the court case is taken from his estate if possible and he is executed out back for nothing more than the price of a bullet.
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7th October 2008, 11:03 | #3837 |
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See, I'm not beat up on the value or sanctity of life, unless that life is completely innocent.
In a case where a 4 yr old child has had near all the bones in their torso broken while being brutally raped by someone, you believe that person has the right to life? Termination is the most effective form of control. |
7th October 2008, 11:06 | #3838 |
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yeah, even though thats a horrible crime you describe
i believe the crim has a right to life as much right as george bush does even though he bombed iraq as much right as you or i do even though we let kids starve in africa. clear?
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7th October 2008, 11:10 | #3839 |
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I don't let kids starve in Africa, I don't give a fuck about kids in Africa, they should be held to the same rules as nature holds it's creatures, provide for themselves or die.
Humanity has seen the world become tremendously over populated and people like you, are likely to be the cause for the end of the world - because you'd rather see human rights over human survival. Life is not sacred, nothing is - it's all a concept you make up in your head to feel better about being meak and pathetic in this life. |
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