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Monday, 7 May 2018
quote [ A former employee of the state of Texas describes the profound effect the executions had on her. ]
So many possible categories. People? History? Dystopian Violence? Obituaries? Sports? Business?
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cb361 said @ 10:50pm GMT on 7th May
[Score:1 Funsightful]
You can see it in her eyes. And lipstick.
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dolemite said @ 7:26am GMT on 8th May
[Score:1 Good]
Brings to mind a favourite bumper sticker:
"I'll believe corporations are people when Texas executes one." |
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arrowhen said @ 8:31am GMT on 8th May
No, silly, corporations are white people.
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HoZay said[1] @ 9:20am GMT on 8th May
No, silly, corporations are rich white people.
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lilmookieesquire said @ 10:15pm GMT on 7th May
She’s like Herold in Herold and Maud
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hellboy said @ 3:18am GMT on 8th May
[Score:2]
Did you mean Herod and Maud, that May-December romance movie about the kid with the weird crucifixion fetish?
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lilmookieesquire said @ 4:13am GMT on 8th May
Yes! I haven't seen it in ages. I just remember the begining where he kept faking his death. Is it Herod?
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dolemite said @ 7:24am GMT on 8th May
[Score:1 Informative]
It's Harold
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hellboy said @ 11:44pm GMT on 11th May
Don't ruin it for him. I want him to spend the whole movie waiting for the crucifixion scene.
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Anonynonymous said @ 2:11pm GMT on 8th May
Of course she'd be a goth chick...
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dolemite said @ 2:42pm GMT on 8th May
[Score:1 Funny]
Probably rubbed one out after every execution. The article lacks detail on this aspect.
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