Redskins Win wrote:on a side note: I strongly urge anyone interested to scrol down to the picture gallery and check out the pictures of miss nevadas crazy adventure right hand side second from the top.
Yea, i was trying to figure out a way to show that to everyone here, but didn't want to get in trouble
Redskins Win wrote:on a side note: I strongly urge anyone interested to scrol down to the picture gallery and check out the pictures of miss nevadas crazy adventure right hand side second from the top.
As for the story, I think it is waaayyy to early to speculate
Redskins Win wrote:on a side note: I strongly urge anyone interested to scrol down to the picture gallery and check out the pictures of miss nevadas crazy adventure right hand side second from the top.
Sixxgunn wrote:Don't jump to conclusions too fast. Everybody knows domestic abuse is touch-and-go when it comes to the real story coming out. I have never hit a woman in my life and would never consider it, but I had an ex come to my house with the cops to collect her things stating she feared for her safety, not knowing what I might do. I think back on it, if I had even raised my voice to her she probably would have had me arrested and I would have a charge on my record for doing nothing. I was stunned. Women suck, and the legal system sucks more for automatically siding with them. Not saying this guy's a prince, and for all I know he's guilty as hell, but it's likely we'll never know his side of the story.
This is definitely true. If police are ever called into a domestic dispute, no matter how tame it is, they usually take the woman's side.
I was at a friend's house in high school and his parents weren't on the best terms. We heard them arguing through most of the evening and eventually heard a crash and loud screaming. So we go upstairs to find that his dad, in his frustration, pushed over something that knocked the lamp onto the floor. His mom then called the police because she wanted him out of the house. Police came, asked questions of everyone. Even though they found that my friend's mom wasn't in much danger, they told his dad that he had to spend the night someplace else, and if he came home and the mom called again, they'd arrest him. So he left and slept at a motel.
Even worse, now that the police had been called, my friend's dad had a strike against him. Any future calls from the mom, and dad goes straight to jail. Pretty messed up. They eventually divorced a couple months later and my friend hasn't been to see his mom since.
deerayfan072 wrote:He also violated a restraining order she ha dagainst him, they don't hand those out for nothing.
You would be surprised.
Yeah, they actually kind of do hand those out for nothing - or at least on the word of the woman. If she makes a good enough case, true or not, they'll give the guy a restraining order. My sister had this done on two of her boyfriends for just about nothing worse than strenuous arguments.
deerayfan072 wrote:He also violated a restraining order she ha dagainst him, they don't hand those out for nothing.
You would be surprised.
Yeah, they actually kind of do hand those out for nothing - or at least on the word of the woman. If she makes a good enough case, true or not, they'll give the guy a restraining order. My sister had this done on two of her boyfriends for just about nothing worse than strenuous arguments.
I guess in my limited experience, I've had the opposite happen. I was trying to help a friend get a restraining order against a guy that beat her up. That was too difficult so we tried for a protection order. That was too difficult so I found the guy and promised him a stint in the hospital if he so much as attempted contact. Never saw him or heard from him again so I guess my method worked out ok.
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by deerayfan072 » Thu Jan 04, 2007 10:28 am right hand side second from the top.
