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MAYS LANDING, N.J. (AP) — A man pleaded guilty on Wednesday to killing his mother two days after he completed a 30-year prison sentence for killing a neighbor.

Maybe he needed a 31-year sentence.

SpacemanSpiff wrote:http://news.yahoo.com/man-kills-mom-2-d ... 10483.html

MAYS LANDING, N.J. (AP) — A man pleaded guilty on Wednesday to killing his mother two days after he completed a 30-year prison sentence for killing a neighbor.

Maybe he needed a 31-year sentence.

He would have just killed her in 365 days, unless she would have died between now and then.

What he needed was the death penalty. The recidivism rate is 0.000000000% (rounded to the nearest billionth of a %) for those receiving that punishment.

BackInTex wrote:

SpacemanSpiff wrote:http://news.yahoo.com/man-kills-mom-2-d ... 10483.html

MAYS LANDING, N.J. (AP) — A man pleaded guilty on Wednesday to killing his mother two days after he completed a 30-year prison sentence for killing a neighbor.

Maybe he needed a 31-year sentence.

He would have just killed her in 365 days, unless she would have died between now and then.

What he needed was the death penalty. The recidivism rate is 0.000000000% (rounded to the nearest billionth of a %) for those receiving that punishment.

So is the rate of innocent convicts freed. Which, unfortunately, is strictly less than the rate of innocent defendants convicted.

Life without parole solves the recidivism problem. --Bob

Bob78164 wrote: Life without parole solves the recidivism problem. --Bob

Tell that to Hector Ramirez, or rather his family.

After being found guilty and sentenced life without the possibility of parole, former NFL player Aaron Hernandez has reportedly murdered his new inmate named Hector Ramirez

BackInTex wrote:

Bob78164 wrote: Life without parole solves the recidivism problem. --Bob

Tell that to Hector Ramirez, or rather his family.

After being found guilty and sentenced life without the possibility of parole, former NFL player Aaron Hernandez has reportedly murdered his new inmate named Hector Ramirez

Read Huzlers.com a lot, do you, BIT? Did you read any of the other articles on their front page, such as "Donald Trump Calls Pope a Pussy", and "Peyton Manning to Retire from Football to Work at Papa Johns"?

At the bottom of every page of Huzlers.com:

Huzlers.com is the most notorious fauxtire entertainment website in the world founded by Pancho Villa in 1922. Huzlers is shared by trillions around the world and known for the most shocking headlines.

Jeemie wrote:At the bottom of every page of Huzlers.com:

Huzlers.com is the most notorious fauxtire entertainment website in the world founded by Pancho Villa in 1922. Huzlers is shared by trillions around the world and known for the most shocking headlines.

That must be where all of the great BBBL writers have moved on to....

lb13

littlebeast13 wrote:

Jeemie wrote:At the bottom of every page of Huzlers.com:

Huzlers.com is the most notorious fauxtire entertainment website in the world founded by Pancho Villa in 1922. Huzlers is shared by trillions around the world and known for the most shocking headlines.

That must be where all of the great BBBL writers have moved on to....

lb13

I was thinking it was something you might have written...

smilergrogan wrote:

BackInTex wrote:

Bob78164 wrote: Life without parole solves the recidivism problem. --Bob

Tell that to Hector Ramirez, or rather his family.

After being found guilty and sentenced life without the possibility of parole, former NFL player Aaron Hernandez has reportedly murdered his new inmate named Hector Ramirez

Read Huzlers.com a lot, do you, BIT? Did you read any of the other articles on their front page, such as "Donald Trump Calls Pope a Pussy", and "Peyton Manning to Retire from Football to Work at Papa Johns"?

Remember that he supports a presidential candidate who thinks that the Great Pyramids were used to store grain... so... yeah... par for the course.

Pastor Fireball wrote: Remember that he supports a presidential candidate who thinks that the Great Pyramids were used to store grain... so... yeah... par for the course.

The presidential candidate I support never claimed such a thing. Where do yo get that idea?

BackInTex wrote:

Pastor Fireball wrote: Remember that he supports a presidential candidate who thinks that the Great Pyramids were used to store grain... so... yeah... par for the course.

The presidential candidate I support never claimed such a thing. Where do yo get that idea?

Well, if you support the man in your picture, you have a host of other problems...I think I'd rather admit to supporting the guy that believed Joseph built the Pyramids to store grain against the coming famine...

Jeemie wrote:

BackInTex wrote:

Pastor Fireball wrote: Remember that he supports a presidential candidate who thinks that the Great Pyramids were used to store grain... so... yeah... par for the course.

The presidential candidate I support never claimed such a thing. Where do yo get that idea?

Well, if you support the man in your picture, you have a host of other problems...I think I'd rather admit to supporting the guy that believed Joseph built the Pyramids to store grain against the coming famine...

Avatars are suppose to mean something? Besides, what's wrong with making the bored great again?

BackInTex wrote:Avatars are suppose to mean something? Besides, what's wrong with making the bored great again?

I did have the word "if" in there, you know.

The Bored IS great again.

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