It also sounds like precedent to excuse cops murdering children.
"Their parents killed them by opening fire at the intruders they didn't know were cops with the gun they legally have to protect their family."
It also sounds like precedent to excuse cops murdering children.
"Their parents killed them by opening fire at the intruders they didn't know were cops with the gun they legally have to protect their family."
It was stupid enough that they made up quotes from dead critics, because people could look it up, but they also made up quotes from living critics, which is just unbelievably moronic.
Believe it or not, no one is forcing you to look at these threads. Other people enjoy them and you are not being personally catered to.
You don't want to know what happens when you eat a tribble, but let's just say Monty Python replicated it in one of their movies.
The Clovis period was around 12,000 years ago in North America.
Elephants charge pretty easily, so that part doesn't surprise me.
I've read a good 200 of them and I did not honestly get bored or feel downright empty. They made me laugh. Maybe don't take a pretend show about pretend people in on a pretend space ship or space station so seriously.
Many people have a silly idea in their heads that stone-age humans could not be as innovative and smart as we can because their technology was less advanced than ours.
They also look at an expertly-knapped spearhead like the ones in the thumbnail and think they could do that with a couple of rocks they find in their backyard.
These ancestors of ours were smart, they were creative thinkers, they made stone tools at an expert level that the average person today could not even hope to replicate. I love finding out new ways they were able to innovate.
I really need to watch that movie again. It's a mess but a really fun mess.
But I'm also eccentric. :(
Been there.
Bastards in blue exempted.