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PrettyBoy 05-02-2007 01:28 AM

Cheater gets tasered
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_02PYUTRhk

This was kind of jacked, but damn was it funny.

cheerfulgreek 05-02-2007 08:00 AM

What a jerk!

I can't believe she was trying to help him up, and he still left with the other girl. I would've told the cop to taser him again.

5 bucks she takes him back.:rolleyes:
I would be SO outta that relationship.

1908Revelations 05-02-2007 12:37 PM

In the event that the actual tazing was real, I can't blame her for telling the rental cop to stop. THe husband was wrong for running up on the cop like that, but then the tazing seemed to become excessive. He was wron to cheat, but I wouln't want a lot of pain inflicted on him (just a little;)). Hey when she divorces him he has to work so he can pay alimony!

cheerfulgreek 05-02-2007 02:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 1908Revelations (Post 1439723)
In the event that the actual tazing was real, I can't blame her for telling the rental cop to stop. THe husband was wrong for running up on the cop like that, but then the tazing seemed to become excessive. He was wron to cheat, but I wouln't want a lot of pain inflicted on him (just a little;)). Hey when she divorces him he has to work so he can pay alimony!

I doubt that she'll divorce him.

1908Revelations 05-02-2007 02:41 PM

Well I guess I should have adressed it better. I understand hurt and frustration due to infidelity, but would you want a lot of harm inflicted on your husband (not boyfriend). I think he may have needed a few volts, but the duration of his tazing is what startled me.

cheerfulgreek 05-02-2007 02:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 1908Revelations (Post 1439804)
Well I guess I should have adressed it better. I understand hurt and frustration due to infidelity, but would you want a lot of harm inflicted on your husband (not boyfriend). I think he may have needed a few volts, but the duration of his tazing is what startled me.

lol :p at the few volts.

Of course not. I wouldn't wanna see anyone I love in any pain, but at the same time if he cheated on me, he obviously didn't care how much pain he put me through. That's pain that doesn't go away easily. The volts go away quite easily I'm sure. So I would have to give him one more quick volt of energy.

PrettyBoy 05-02-2007 02:54 PM

I don't have much to say on this topic, but when that joker was on the ground shaking from the shock, I was ROTFLMAO.

1908Revelations 05-02-2007 02:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cheerfulgreek (Post 1439808)
lol :p at the few volts.

Of course not. I wouldn't wanna see anyone I love in any pain, but at the same time if he cheated on me, he obviously didn't care how much pain he put me through. That's pain that doesn't go away easily. The volts go away quite easily I'm sure. So I would have to give him one more quick volt of energy.

Agree to disagree.

cheerfulgreek 05-02-2007 03:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 1908Revelations (Post 1439821)
Agree to disagree.

Fine by me.:)

SoEnchanting 05-02-2007 09:43 PM

LMAO!!! classic.

AKA_Monet 05-02-2007 10:07 PM

Okey, I have a coworker who lives with her epileptic seizuring boyfriend. The boyfriend takes some kind of "rare" medication to control his seizuring, but more often than not, especially when he's stressed out from work or life, he has an episode. He also has episodes when he imbibes alcohol, something he is NOT suppose to do. After his episodes, he sleeps and then wakes up several hours later being totally amnesiac about the event. My coworker says it is enough to freak the Hayle outta anyone.

So, I told her if he has another episode, she taser him and sees what happens...

She laughed, but then we were freaked out because we know that epilepsy is an electrical disturbance in the brain. Tasering could fry his circuits...

Moreover, my husband yelled after me when I told him how I would handle the problem.

But, be a caregiver for a serious illness when the other person doesn't take care of themselves...

I know, I know, I know...

cheerfulgreek 05-02-2007 11:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AKA_Monet (Post 1440057)
Okey, I have a coworker who lives with her epileptic seizuring boyfriend. The boyfriend takes some kind of "rare" medication to control his seizuring, but more often than not, especially when he's stressed out from work or life, he has an episode. He also has episodes when he imbibes alcohol, something he is NOT suppose to do. After his episodes, he sleeps and then wakes up several hours later being totally amnesiac about the event. My coworker says it is enough to freak the Hayle outta anyone.

So, I told her if he has another episode, she taser him and sees what happens...

She laughed, but then we were freaked out because we know that epilepsy is an electrical disturbance in the brain. Tasering could fry his circuits...

Moreover, my husband yelled after me when I told him how I would handle the problem.

But, be a caregiver for a serious illness when the other person doesn't take care of themselves...

I know, I know, I know...

OMG! I'm laughing so hard. lol :p.
I mean not at the guy having epilepsy. That's not funny, but the whole idea of tasering him is so funny. That would be really bad.:p :(


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