Well apparently their relationship was already strained if a text message can lead to a stabbing. If that's not the case, then the original message appears to be apt.
Predictive Text Error Leads to Fatal Stabbing
- Thread starter Andy Chalk
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It wouldn't be too surprising to find out that the argument between the two was rooted deeper than just a text message misunderstanding. On the other hand, there are a lot of places in the world where "disrespect" is enough to get you seriously messed up. We're obviously not talking about deep intellects or upstanding citizens here.
IcwatudidtharBrian Hendershot said:
Well, that is pretty crazy. Who lets an argument escalate that much due the word "nutter"?!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Now you have to try and image what else they said to each other after the whole "nutter" incident for it to escalate into a stabbing?!
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Nothing we can do about it now. We might as well have a good laugh at the stupidity of the human race? Can't hurt?cairocat said:
Well, I can think of at least two people that do.MagicMouse said:
Personally, I want to stab people 104 times when they start typing/texting like this: "U no wht i @ dat place 2 get dat $$$$."
Seriously it should be crime.
Ah but it's not.adderseal said:
Murder (at least in Australia) requires "Malice aforethought".
This case seems like it was a reaction to being attacked.
Self defence requires something to the effect of "Equal or equitable force", where this sounds like undue force, leading to death.
Which is manslaughter. (Mans-Laughter... Wow someone made a pretty big mistake with that word, I always find it weird).
this is exactly why i refuse to use that t9 bullshit, ABC all the way!
also
if you live in the U.K., no more giving me shit about living in the U.S., we have stupid shit happen but THIS is pretty damn ridiculous.
also
if you live in the U.K., no more giving me shit about living in the U.S., we have stupid shit happen but THIS is pretty damn ridiculous.
This kind of thing wouldn't happen if there were stricter laws in the UK regarding 'knife control'.
(snicker!)
Seriously. Someone in this equation was a titch irrational.
(snicker!)
Seriously. Someone in this equation was a titch irrational.
104 wounds? Okay I don't care if the other guy attacked with a knife first. That is murder, not manslaughter. Then again, maybe it's different in the UK than it is in the US.
Although I wonder why the guy tried to escape further into the house of the man who just stabbed in rather than say, outside of the house. "This dude just stabbed me! I have to get out of here! I know, I'll hide in his bathroom, he'll never find me there!"
Both of those guys are nutters.
Although I wonder why the guy tried to escape further into the house of the man who just stabbed in rather than say, outside of the house. "This dude just stabbed me! I have to get out of here! I know, I'll hide in his bathroom, he'll never find me there!"
Both of those guys are nutters.
I see what you did there, and I love it.Brian Hendershot said:
Thank you, I am surprised no one else has done it...mjc0961 said:
I am normally so late to the creative jokes on the forum party.
