Discussion: Oklahoma Man Gets Life In Prison For Fatally Shooting Lebanese Neighbor

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Toodledoo muthafucka…drowning in crocodile tears here…More innocent lives ruined by a hateful psychotic.

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And he’ll be out quicker than a black kid charged with possession of weed.

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Sure is a good thing the authorities made sure that he stayed locked up for his previous record of violence. Oh, wait.

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One less Trump voter on the loose…

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This is so sad, a white guy shooting a Lebanese person. If only the roles were reversed we could start a war, or launch a nuke, or some other fun diversion.

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NRA poster child: A mentally unstable white geezer with a gun.

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Is FOXNews available in prison?

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Sure, why not. It’s on every other goddamned television in a public space. I doubt prison authorities could get away with piping in Nazi-TV, so Fox News is the next best choice.

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I’d hate for him to no longer be informed.

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He was sentenced to life with no possibility of parole. Here’s hoping he enjoys a very, very long life.

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He’ll have many, many friends and amorous encounters before he leaves feet irst.

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That’s why everyone should always carry the World’s Best Keychain with the bitchen TV kill-switch.

• Keychain remote can control up to 500 brands of televisions
• Easily program to TV by simply holding the mute button

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There are some pretty poor reviews at Amazon.

Do you own one? If so, what do you think about it and how long have you had it?

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This gets good reviews:

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It looks like it controls only one brand of TVs: Rock TVs (of which I’ve never heard).

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It’s a favorite among TV stars of a certain age.

http://www.ajazznetworks.com/uploads/1/0/4/8/10486593/4869301_orig.jpg

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No, I don’t own one. When I used to travel the country professionally I always wanted one.

I did, however, have many discussions with various managers about why the TV was tuned to a station that studies had shown makes people stupid. They always had “a reason,” usually that it was the owner’s preference.

I also wrote to the President of McDonald’s once asking if TVs being tuned to Fuks Noise was corporate policy. I never heard back.

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Very fine people … on both sides!

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You forgot “intoxicated.”

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