Posted on 07/30/2012 9:32:18 PM PDT by ConservativeStatement
CONCH KEY — — A simmering feud over money and unrepaired lobster traps exploded in violence Sunday evening when a woman denied a beer pulled a gun and killed a Keys fisherman, according to the Monroe County Sheriff's Office.
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Great minds remember alike—LOL!
S Hag
Some people claim that there’s a woman to blame, but I know, do do do do do, it was really a man.
nice catch
the url... not the perp
can guys be guilty? that is a guy, isn’t it? if not, no wonder sailors thought sea lions were mermaids... they look better than that.
it also helps to explain why women were traditionally unwelcome on ships (women + too much salt air == that??)
“A cuban crime of passion”
I thought that was the guy killed.
She. is. SO. Guilty.
Raging Bitch Beer Sparks Lawsuit
http://mobile.mlive.com/advgrapids/pm_29287/contentdetail.htm?contentguid=zjUZqZ2G
So she denied that the beer pulled a gun and killed a man?
There's another well-spent $100K in student loans toward a journalism degree. I'm pretty sure I learned sentence structure and punctuation in 4th grade, but it was a long time ago.
GEEEEZE.. I thought that picture was the deceased fisherman, only to find out that was Precious.. YIKES!!!!! I’m thinkin, she wanted something more than ma beer, resulting in suicide... Gulp
I want to thank all of you for the good laughs I had due to this thread. My German shepherds are acting crazy thinking I am crying because of the tears . They think there is something wrong with me. Thanks again for the good start on this Tuesday morning. Most laughs in one liners I ever had.
She was no “ass-grabbing oyster-shucker,” that’s for sure.
“Hell hath no fury like a woman...denied a beer.” (BillyJoe Congreve, of the Florida Congreves)
Good, Bratch, very good.
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