SAYVILLE: Man stabbed at LIRR station

sTraIt StoRy wrote:

Figures someone from Oakdale would say that I come from Easy, Chester, and Willet and make a crack about my IQ, considering Sayville has better schools than Oakdale. May I also enlighten you and say that some of those houses on those streets are more valuable than I’d say half of the houses in Oakdale. As well, majority of the people who live on those blocks are police and firemen and women who protect us everyday. The only reason I even said anything was because all of you people are sick and make me sick. That is why my spelling is off; I have to type fast because I don’t want to throw up on my keyboard from reading this stuff. SO GET YOUR story strait. Thank you ;)

Figures someone with an IQ as low as yours would have no idea of what an IP address is or IP mapping.

Look I'm in Jersey now, must be MAGIC

oooohhhhh

Meowch wrote:

<quoted text> Possibly he was thinking of strait jacket. Trying to tell us something--like he was released from one recently. Maybe yes, maybe no---

It could be he was talking about George Strait too. He is a famous country singer.

elphaba_ wrote:

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It could be he was talking about George Strait too. He is a famous country singer.

True. Never thought about that. Not into goat roper music.

Slappy Sanchez wrote:

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What the heck is a 'volchure'?

A volchure is what they give you when you park your car. When you get back to the lot, unless you give them the volchure, you don't get your car back.

NYC wrote:

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ok so he wasn't waiting for the traion but thought it was a cool place to hang out at? That would make him a bigger tard.
idiot would be a LIRR employee, sorrry you didn't amount to more

Hey, insult me all you want. At least I don't have to work for a living.

Yankee wrote:

<quoted text> True. Never thought about that. Not into goat roper music.

Nice combination of threads. It shows you are reading... Funny

Punchy Rodriguez wrote:

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A volchure is what they give you when you park your car. When you get back to the lot, unless you give them the volchure, you don't get your car back.

And depending where that lot is, you may not get back your tires, airbag, battery, and currently, gas.

LIRR Employee wrote:

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Hey, insult me all you want. At least I don't have to work for a living.

ain't that the truth. Man are you lucky that unions protect tards like you.

Back to the point. It is very sad what happened. I knew all of these people a few years back and I feel that social services could have helped this family and prevented this tragic event. The people involved in this have poor roll models that believe in violence and drugs. I spent many of my own younger years on Willet and I wish that those police, fireman and other people on the block could have stepped up and helped that family. I hope that the young man who stabbed that other man does go to an appropriate facility that recognizes and helps him with his mental instability.

old friends wrote:

Back to the point. It is very sad what happened. I knew all of these people a few years back and I feel that social services could have helped this family and prevented this tragic event. The people involved in this have poor roll models that believe in violence and drugs. I spent many of my own younger years on Willet and I wish that those police, fireman and other people on the block could have stepped up and helped that family. I hope that the young man who stabbed that other man does go to an appropriate facility that recognizes and helps him with his mental instability.

Why was it everybody elses responsibility to make sure this guy didn't stab someone? Come on, now...let's start taking responsibility for our own actions, okay?

Slappy Sanchez wrote:

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Why was it everybody elses responsibility to make sure this guy didn't stab someone? Come on, now...let's start taking responsibility for our own actions, okay?

He was and is completely incapable of taking responsibility for his own actions. He was put in the system when he was a child and his mother is and was completely unfit. Unstable and filthy living and to boot a emotionally unstable violent,drug induced setting. The are 3 other boys in that home and god only knows what the future holds for them. The system failed him and his family since instead of providing him with a stable setting they placed him at home and the mother received money to support him which she used for her own addiction. I can see you do not truly understand this situation and if you had lived your life on that block perhaps you could better understand.
I do not want to argue with anyone but I feel very sad and sorry for all parties involved including the neighbors who have seen something terrible like this in the making for years.
I was a child myself then and am remorseful that I did not do more when I became able.

There was another stabbing at the Sayville train station this week, same parties involved?

Does anyone know what is going on with some of the houses in the Easy/Willett St section? It seems there are 10+ kids living in some of these houses. By kids, I mean late teens/20 somethings. The noise at all hours of the night, the cars all over the place, and garbage is really bringing things down around here.

Any Stabbing in Sayville is a good one in my book. I feel safer with more in Sayville stabbed or shot.

It seems that everytime I ride the train past Babylon, there is a junkie on the train. I've seen his type a million years ago when I lived in Brooklyn. Big blue eyes, staring at you, nodding. Injury on his body. Lots of drama.