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loupgarous

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11 years ago @ Daily Camera.com: - Boulder DA: No charges... · 0 replies · +2 points

Unless Reagan did a turn as Governor of Colorado, he couldn't have signed that bill. You're an historical illiterate AND otherwise a moron.

11 years ago @ Daily Camera.com: - Boulder DA: No charges... · 0 replies · +2 points

Don't like America? Don't let the screen door hit your ass on the way out.

11 years ago @ Daily Camera.com: - Boulder DA: No charges... · 0 replies · +2 points

I don't see anyone high-fiving that guy. What I see is sympathy for someone who had to make a very hard call. How you can pass judgment on someone who had to decide whether or not his assailant was re-enacting the Tate-La Bianca murders in his bedroom or not before he was completely awake?

I think your comments are insensitive and thoughtless in the extreme, not to mention unintelligent.

11 years ago @ Daily Camera.com: - Boulder DA: No charges... · 0 replies · +1 points

Of course, her being drunk, it's hard to tactfully find out if her last boyfriend had used a rubber... or if she was a human Petri dish for any of a number of unpleasant diseases...

11 years ago @ Daily Camera.com: - Boulder DA: No charges... · 0 replies · +2 points

Fortunately, most people know when to say "Enough," wait for their designated driver to finish hitting on all the girlfriends of other drunks, and go home safely.

11 years ago @ Daily Camera.com: - Boulder DA: No charges... · 0 replies · +4 points

No drunk in someone ELSE'S house, nobody gets hurt. No gun in house, knife in girl's hand, possible double murder.

11 years ago @ Daily Camera.com: - Boulder DA: No charges... · 0 replies · +2 points

So am I. I wish she hadn't been as much as touched. That said, I can see the homeowner's predicament. If the dark shape (even a nice-smelling, obviously female and nubile dark shape) moving toward him had had a pistol somewhere on her, her cuteness would have been an interesting footnote on the article describing the inexplicable murders of the couple involved by a badly inebriated CU student. Everything considered, it's hard to argue with what the man did.

11 years ago @ Daily Camera.com: - Boulder DA: No charges... · 1 reply · +1 points

To answer your question:

On August 8th, 1969, an ordinary-looking woman, Susan Atkins, helped stab Abigail Folger (a guest in Sharon Tate's home) to death; earlier, on July 25, 1969, she murdered Gary Hinman after Charles Manson cut Hinman's ear off and other tortures were done to Hinman to get him to sign over his car and money.

That same night, a somewhat prettier Patricia Krenwinkel also stabbed Abigail Folger repeatedly; the next night she helped stab and torture Leno and Rosemary LaBianca to death.

Knowing that, if Sharon Stone appeared at the foot of my bed in only what God gave her and kept advancing toward my wife and me despite orders to stop, you'd be able to see through the hole a clip of .40 Smith and Wesson hollowpoints made in her.

11 years ago @ Daily Camera.com: - Boulder DA: No charges... · 0 replies · +3 points

Doesn't matter. There's no way you can shoehorn this couple into being guilty because they failed to lock their front door. The Criminal Code doesn't provide for a "it was so easy I couldn't help myself, I just HAD to go inside" exception to the law against intrusion. Sure, everyone (including the couple who own the house) wishes the door had been locked. But it wasn't and the girl DID go in and did disobey commands from the owner to stop where she was. It's zero-dark thirty at night, no one's awake, and you see a dark shape coming toward you and your wife. TELL me you're going to not shoot when the dark shape keeps on coming toward you.

And for all the male chauvinists saying "it was just a woman," half of Charles Manson's death squad in the Tate-La Bianca killings were women.

11 years ago @ http://www.indesignliv... - take a peek at the mil... · 0 replies · +1 points

Many communities have a problem housing the homeless. At present Denver spends eighteen million dollars through a controversial private charity to house some of its homeless in hotel rooms; a significant number of people remain outdoors, camping on private property or on undeveloped city or state land (under highway overpasses, for example). This is not just a nuisance; the lack of sanitary facilites for these campers leads to human waste accumulating in these spaces - potentially a very grave public health problem.

How much would a Millenium Home cost? It seems to me that for the money the city of Denver now spends putting people in seedy hotels, it could use some of the huge noise corridor around Denver International Airport as an area where our city's homeless could live in Millenium Homes until they can live more normal lives and return to full participation in society. If we could get some cost information on Millenium Homes, it would be very helpful