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ceci
Chicago, IL
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Andy H wrote: I love this crap how they say, he was the model citizen blah blah blah. Messed up is messed up, evil is everywhere. Only the power of God, and having the world come back to the one universal church will make this world right.
We are so divided over the small stuff, bring God back to this COUNTRY, and those who do not like it leave I don't know which one of these guys is scarier, the pufferfish guy or Andy H.
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pokute
Pasadena, CA
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The toxin units that are sold for assay are EXTREMELY small. Whether he thought he was going to use it to poison somebody or not, even with 100 assay units, no go. This was a bogus arrest and it's a bogus story.
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That guy
Chicago, IL
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Mary Jane wrote: <quoted text>
You can prosecute on a circumstantial case, hence the term "circumstantial evidence." A body does make it easier, but it's certainly not impossible to convict without one. I guess "not impossible" is what self-important blowhards say when they mean "possible".
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Mary Jane
Joliet, IL
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That guy wrote: <quoted text>
I guess "not impossible" is what self-important blowhards say when they mean "possible". Yes, you are exactly right. I applaud you for your command of the English language. PS - who on here isn't a self-important blowhard? Who else takes the time to post to anonymous forums?
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Open space envy
Western Springs, IL
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chicago wrote: <quoted text>
On the subject of those blank suburban smiles, I've often noticed this blank suburban patter that lots of suburbanites keep up when they gather. Utter empty drivel that can't remotely be called "conversation." Wonder what they're hiding, too, though in one case I found out. Good grief. I can assume that a typical city dweller "conversation" goes something like: "Hey, whadda bout dem Cubbies? So what kinda furniture you gonna put out in da street dis winter to save your spot? Whadda bout dem Bears? We get Farve we got a chance for the play-offs. Hey, any a your kids been shot by gangbangers yet? Yea, I'm down 2 and summer ain't half over yet!"
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Crafty b
Crystal Lake, IL
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chicago wrote: <quoted text>
Exactly. Along with his wife, it is truly possible that hundreds of people have dodged a bullet.(On the subject of those blank suburban smiles, I've often noticed this blank suburban patter that lots of suburbanites keep up when they gather. Utter empty drivel that can't remotely be called "conversation." Wonder what they're hiding, too, though in one case I found out. I just moved from the near west side to the far out burbs a few years ago. As soon as I did I found myself constantly spouting emptry drivel. It's beyond my control and it's all because of my address.
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Danman
Wheaton, IL
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Interesting how a correction was just posted for this story...now this Dorst character (obviously a disgruntled former employee) says he 'never saw Ed play D & D, but rather someone else told him he was".
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unsure
Woodstock, IL
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People! the press is really making a good story. First of all if he had a policy that size she would have to have known. If you belive everything the press says you are stuiped. Also if he really wanted to kill her don't you think she would be dead already!!! You people do not even know these people!!!
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Bob
Pittsburgh, PA
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I don't know these people, I do not want to know these people and I leave it to the courts to sort this out without needing to know how or when this is accomplished. What I do want to know is what happened to the pufferfish toxin!
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anonymous
Borsbeek, Belgium
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What's this about playing DnD. what so important about it?
Did he play computer games, because the last article I read about, said that computer games were the root of all evil.
Oh, did he have rock-and-roll records? They are satanic, you know that right?
Oh, did he believe the earth was rotating around the sun, and not the other way around?
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