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HereComesTheReignAgain

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  1. I kinda agree, I may take her in but I would definately get the police involved. Their trained professionals. They probably handle this kind of thing all the time.

     

    In most cases, the police do not prevent crimes, they respond to them after they happen. I would absolutely contact them and start documenting the incidents, but don't fool yourself by thinking that will keep the girl safe. If you get involved in this situation be prepared to defend yourself by any means necessary. If you are not prepared for that, get her help and keep your distance.

  2. And those people are the police not you.

     

     

    The police will clean up the mess after she is dead. I have no problem with someone who chooses to avoid a confrontation in a situation like this, but to think the police can prevent a potentialy harmfull or deadly situation is naive. The law is on your side in cases of self defense especialy in your own home. Either protect her or live with the consequences.

  3. I know the sweetest girl and we are great friends and she lives with this POS control freak who beats the hell out of her. She is trying to move in with me, but scared to leave. She packed her stuff and was ready to move in this morning- and he was pissed. I spoke with her this AM, and have not heard from her since. She is afraid he is going to kill me. This POS smashed all her cell phones, does not let her out of the house, except for work, he takes her money. This girl is scared shitless of him. I really like her a lot and try and help. The only way I can speak with her is by visiting her at work- which I do frequently. Her best friend lives next door and he will not even allow her to speak with her friend.

     

    What to do? It is a horrible situation. I appreciate any advice

     

     

    Would you be able to pull the trigger if the guy broke into your home? If so, contact the police and file a report and be prepared to put a round or two of buckshot into this piece of trash. It sounds like this guy will have no trouble harming you or the girl so make sure you are prepared for that if you take her in. Good luck.

  4. That's a situation you don't want to have anything to do with. Call the cops and stay away. And whatever you do, don't take her in.

     

     

    Evil thrives when good people do nothing.

     

    Is she worth fighting for? This guy only gets away with this crap cause people are scared to stop him. I would not be able to live with myself if I sat back and watched a good friend get beat up or killed because I was too scared to help. I certainly understand the logic behind not getting involved, but some people are worth risking your own safety to help.

  5. There's been a healthy discussion in this thread. Enjoyable to read. However, you've all been brainwashed, I must admit. I'm sorry to be the one to break the news, but someone must. The poll question was really a rather simple one:

     

    Do you want the Bills to win the Superbowl OR do you want "your candidate" to win the presidential election?

     

    Why is everyone reading this as an Obama or McCain presidency or a Bills Superbowl? I voted for my candidate to win. Why? Because the question did not state which candidate, it simply state "your choice". Given this is a completely hypothetical question it therefore does not have to be bound by the realms of Obama vs McCain.

     

     

    Good point! Ted Nugent elected President or a Bills Superbowl? Suddenly the question becomes a little tougher.

  6. Barack Obama (I wholeheartedly agree, not a good candidate for president) wants to increase taxes on those making more than $250,000 a year. How does that hurt those people? Maybe they can't afford that in-ground pool anymore? If I ever end up making that much money, I will GLADLY give 70% of it away to charity because the feeling of helping your fellow man is better than having possessions IMO. You only need a certain amount of money to live comfortably, and I'm surprised more people don't feel guilty about saving up for that brand new BMW while others suffer needlessly.

     

    First, I'm a what? a protege liberal student? Whose protege am I?

     

    And of course you're just resorting to your conservative buzzwords like "undermining family values" and "those who work hard" (in reference to those who make money) There are those who don't do a lick of work all day and still make 6 figures and there are those barely scraping by who do 60 hours of manual labor a week. You just assume that all poor people are lazy and could be making loads of money if they just tried harder. Not true. And the whole family values thing? Maybe those are your values, but not mine. Why do you treat family values as if it's something that's supposed to be universally agreed upon.

     

     

    What school do you go to? Is there a less expensive option that would allow you to donate the money you saved to a "less fortunate" person who could not otherwise attend College? Talk is cheap, you are willing to give away other people's money so how about we evaluate your situation and tell you when you should feel guilty. Get back to us after you spend some time in the real world and we'll see if you have really given away all but a small portion of your income.

  7. First, I'm a what? a protege liberal student? Whose protege am I?

     

    And of course you're just resorting to your conservative buzzwords like "undermining family values" and "those who work hard" (in reference to those who make money) There are those who don't do a lick of work all day and still make 6 figures and there are those barely scraping by who do 60 hours of manual labor a week. You just assume that all poor people are lazy and could be making loads of money if they just tried harder. Not true. And the whole family values thing? Maybe those are your values, but not mine. Why do you treat family values as if it's something that's supposed to be universally agreed upon.

     

    And I'm sure that if I'm brainwashed, you are just as brainwashed as me, but from people of the conservative perspective. I interact with both liberals and conservatives on a daily basis and for the most part I tend to agree with the liberals. I don't see how that's brainwashing.

     

    And regarding the election. No, I'm not an Obama supporter, I was a Bill Richardson supporter. But the country CANNOT continue down the same war monger oil hungry bullsh*t path that it's on, and McCain is so much more likely to do that.

     

    This is a football site, so consider this football comparison. You've just fired your head coach and need a replacement. The team is 0-5 and needs to rebound quickly if it's got a shot. Do you hire a coach who is going to enact the same exact play calling and philosophy as the last one, or do you shake things up? I'm not saying Obama will be perfect, but he'll be better than just having more of the same.

     

     

    Is it safe to assume you will be voting Republican for Senate and Congress? After all you should shake things up when the offensive and defensive coordinators are not performing up to par. Or do you just believe in blaming everything on the head coach?

  8. Football is just a game and this poll shows you don't have your priorities set in life regardless of who you're voting for.

     

    My God and my family come before any pleasures in life.

     

     

    If you find either of the candidates worthy of your adamant support, your opinion of my priorities means nothing to me.

  9. I'm wondering if anybody has put up the dough for tix in Toronto. As late as yesterday I was saying to myself that I wasn't going to pay the high price to see MY Bills in CANADA. But I caved... although most tix are $105+, there was a small amount of seats for $68 (these seats won't have a view of the video board), and I was able to grab a couple of them. I just couldn't help myself. I'm so excited about this team, and the 7 games with season tickets just isn't enough for me!!!

     

    Just curious if anybody else caved, despite their previous convictions to not support this event?

     

     

    Howard Simon quoted your post this morning and mentioned TBD during their Toronto game discussion.

  10. So it's ok for "poor" people to be out of touch with the "rich" but it's somehow a sin for the "rich" to be out of touch with the "poor." Why aren't the "poor" contacting the "rich" so ask "so tell me, how did you do it."

     

    Asking the rich how they became rich means you are actually taking responsibility for your situation. It's much easier to blame someone else.

  11. it is beyond maddening..I should have a fun night, putting out fires and am looking forward to quarterly statements going out Wed.....when the idiots that want to "stick it to Wall St" open their quarterly statements, they will be whistling a new tune...and then realize they cannot get a loan for their new car

     

     

    It's a fun time to be in the investment industry! If I hear one more person request an FDIC insured mutual fund, I think I'm gonna puke.

  12. I live in Toronto and am a Bills fan. Happy they are playing here and you better get used to it and quit the whining..... Today on The Reporters (ESPN) in parting shots John Saunders went on about the Bills, their record, much improved Run Defense, emergence of Trent and the chance to be 5-0 prior to the Bye Week.

     

    Of course all the good that was said of course will be forgotten by you Buffalonians (and Toronto haters) when he tongue in cheek called the Bills Canada's Team because of their Toronto games.

     

    Enjoy some national attention (I am) and quit griping about the Toronto games (especially lousy pre-season and losing a cold weather December game).

     

    Thank god we have some enlightened, wiser posters on this board to tell others when it is OK to get upset! If not for your instructions, I might have griped about this erroneously.

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