A-1 (imported) wrote: Fri Feb 27, 2009 11:25 pm
Oh C'mon!
She comes home and he is in their bed with some little wench, they are both probably naked. She grabs his most prominent part in a fit of rage.
Hell, people have DIED in these sorts of domestic confrontations.
He is lucky and he needs NOT to fuck around on his women.
I STILL SAY the bastard had it coming to him. If he wanted to fuck his 'little friend' the least he could have done was to NOT take her to his old lady's bed.
He is an unfaithful ASSHOLE and he is lucky he didn't get hurt REAL bad. (or killed) You know, like shot or stabbed. The stupid fuck...it would have served him right. It is too common a happenstance for a Darwin award, but it is just as stupid of a trick as those who DO get them pull.
As for the bitch he was caught with, if she was any kind of a person at all, she would not have fucked him in his old lady's bed. Whores have more sense than she did.
I suspect that we have not heard the whole story but I still have little sympathy for idiots who let the WRONG HEAD do all of their thinking... and then sling snot over the consequences.
Cannot believe everything that you read in the papers but Messalina could be right, she could have been a PSYCHO bitch.
Bottom line, NEVER, EVER FUCK somebody who is CRAZIER than YOU are, domestic abuse notwithstanding...
Hello there,
How are you? Why so angry? Also, why all the coarse language? Did you read the article? This was her Exboyfriend. According to said article, theirs had been an "on-again, off-again" relationship, for eighteen months. Additionally, she had shown up at the residence of the exboyfriend and his male roomate, at 3am! Apparently, angry (enraged?) that he hadn't telephoned or texted her, as promised. Also, it's not all that clear (at least to me) who's bed the other woman was in.
I don't know that, I implied the woman is "A PSYCHO bitch". However, I certainly would consider; showing up at the flat of an exboyfriend at three am and causing a disturbance.. rationale behaviour. BTW, the woman in question, (if, you read the officer's report) denies none of this. She claimed "A vague" recollection of events and denies assaulting the man, naturally.
I don't believe in "blaming the victim". If one reads the article and the responding officer's report, it's clear who the victim is. However, if I were to critque the man's actions... I should say, he might've rang for the police straightaway. Rather than admit, an angry (and possibly, emotionally unstable) woman to his residence. Also, what is a 23 year-old doing with a teenager?
Warm regards,
April