SantaFeWay
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I'm going to cry.
Why cry, Pookie?
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I'm going to cry.
Just in case I can't do it, can anyone else cover the Canada speak, eh?
May need to keep a cheat sheet handy
How to Understand Canadian Slang (with Pictures) - wikiHow
But it'll probably be the accents that'll get us...
just in case i can't do it, can anyone else cover the canada speak, eh?
may need to keep a cheat sheet handy
how to understand canadian slang (with pictures) - wikihow
but it'll probably be the accents that'll get us...
watch the movies "fargo" & "strange brew". You'll be an expert in no time. :d
Healthmyths....a lot of georges story is speculation as well...such as who confronted who. Theres no evidence to suggest who started it....who approached who..........only one guy had marks on him in a forty plus second brawl. That suggests to me that george wasnt fighting back but reaching for gun. The jury had to acquit due to LACK OF EVIDENCE TO FIND GUILTY...thats a big difference than totally believing george was being 100
may need to keep a cheat sheet handy
how to understand canadian slang (with pictures) - wikihow
but it'll probably be the accents that'll get us...
watch the movies "fargo" & "strange brew". You'll be an expert in no time. :d
stop!!
:-(
I'm going to cry.
Why cry, Pookie?
I'm going to cry.
Why cry, Pookie?
Got the sadz badz.
Why cry, Pookie?
Got the sadz badz.
No need 4 sadz. All iz gud. Trble goin othr way.
Zimmerman: Screaming In 911 Call ?Doesn?t Even Sound Like Me? [Audio] | Axiom Amnesia
Recording #6 Timestamp 16:54
(9-1-1 Call Starts)
Serino: You hear that voice in the background?
Zimmerman: No, Sir.
(Starts call over)
Serino: Thats you.
(Call continues)
Serino: You hear yourself?
Zimmerman: That doesnt even sound like me.
Wow, this is the smoking gun that proves Zimmerman guilty and thanks to Marc for posting it. The detective plays the tape of the screaming @16:50, and Zimmerman himself denies it was himself screaming. If you had been screaming for your life, it is easily beyond a reasonable doubt that you would remember you screamed in that way, without having to somehow have to go through some process to recognize it. Bam!
That means it's proven that Trayvon was screaming, and therefore there is no argument that GZ should have feared for his life, since the screams show obviously that GZ was the one in absolute control.
Zimmerman: Screaming In 911 Call ?Doesn?t Even Sound Like Me? [Audio] | Axiom Amnesia
Recording #6 Timestamp 16:54
(9-1-1 Call Starts)
Serino: You hear that voice in the background?
Zimmerman: No, Sir.
(Starts call over)
Serino: Thats you.
(Call continues)
Serino: You hear yourself?
Zimmerman: That doesnt even sound like me.
Wow, this is the smoking gun that proves Zimmerman guilty and thanks to Marc for posting it. The detective plays the tape of the screaming @16:50, and Zimmerman himself denies it was himself screaming. If you had been screaming for your life, it is easily beyond a reasonable doubt that you would remember you screamed in that way, without having to somehow have to go through some process to recognize it. Bam!
That means it's proven that Trayvon was screaming, and therefore there is no argument that GZ should have feared for his life, since the screams show obviously that GZ was the one in absolute control.
Have you ever listened to a recording of yourself, and thought "that doesn't sound like me"?
I have.
I have a theory on what happened, myself, but I have no delusions that a jury should take my theory based on its lack of reaching the reasonable doubt standard.
I think George was a bit of a busy body, partly justifiably because of the break ins and such, and partly because of his apparent nature.
I think he truly thought Trayvon was acting funny.
I think Trayvon became interested as well, as George would seem to him, to be acting funny.
I think that Trayvon stuck around the in-between of those two rows of houses.
I think George approached him and they had a few words, perhaps an argument.
I think George might have showed his waistband.
I think Trayvon got testy, and punched George in his face. As George then began to try to unholster, Trayvon took him down. George didn't have both hands free to stop the takedown, as he'd be well equipped to do with 18mos of mma training. Trayvon was then on top trying to get control of George from getting to his gun. George was solely focused on getting to his gun, which is why Trayvon had no marks on him.
I think that Trayvon was the one yelling for help, as he tried to control George from getting to his gun.
The rest is history.
I doubt very seriously that Trayvon attacked a man knowing that her was armed.The evidence trickling out now strongly suggest that Trayvon thought George was gay so he got was going to play "whoop azz" with him.
Zimmerman: Screaming In 911 Call ?Doesn?t Even Sound Like Me? [Audio] | Axiom Amnesia
Recording #6 Timestamp 16:54
(9-1-1 Call Starts)
Serino: You hear that voice in the background?
Zimmerman: No, Sir.
(Starts call over)
Serino: Thats you.
(Call continues)
Serino: You hear yourself?
Zimmerman: That doesnt even sound like me.
Wow, this is the smoking gun that proves Zimmerman guilty and thanks to Marc for posting it. The detective plays the tape of the screaming @16:50, and Zimmerman himself denies it was himself screaming. If you had been screaming for your life, it is easily beyond a reasonable doubt that you would remember you screamed in that way, without having to somehow have to go through some process to recognize it. Bam!
That means it's proven that Trayvon was screaming, and therefore there is no argument that GZ should have feared for his life, since the screams show obviously that GZ was the one in absolute control.
Have you ever listened to a recording of yourself, and thought "that doesn't sound like me"?
I have.
He was asked to identify someone obviously screaming for his life, and you are trying to say you yourself wouldn't remember if you had been the only one screaming hours later? It doesn't make the least bit of sense.
Zimmerman: Screaming In 911 Call ?Doesn?t Even Sound Like Me? [Audio] | Axiom Amnesia
Recording #6 Timestamp 16:54
(9-1-1 Call Starts)
Serino: You hear that voice in the background?
Zimmerman: No, Sir.
(Starts call over)
Serino: Thats you.
(Call continues)
Serino: You hear yourself?
Zimmerman: That doesnt even sound like me.
Wow, this is the smoking gun that proves Zimmerman guilty and thanks to Marc for posting it. The detective plays the tape of the screaming @16:50, and Zimmerman himself denies it was himself screaming. If you had been screaming for your life, it is easily beyond a reasonable doubt that you would remember you screamed in that way, without having to somehow have to go through some process to recognize it. Bam!
That means it's proven that Trayvon was screaming, and therefore there is no argument that GZ should have feared for his life, since the screams show obviously that GZ was the one in absolute control.
Have you ever listened to a recording of yourself, and thought "that doesn't sound like me"?
I have.
He was asked to identify someone obviously screaming for his life, and you are trying to say you yourself wouldn't remember if you had been the only one screaming hours later? It doesn't make the least bit of sense.
I have a theory on what happened, myself, but I have no delusions that a jury should take my theory based on its lack of reaching the reasonable doubt standard.
I think George was a bit of a busy body, partly justifiably because of the break ins and such, and partly because of his apparent nature.
I think he truly thought Trayvon was acting funny.
I think Trayvon became interested as well, as George would seem to him, to be acting funny.
I think that Trayvon stuck around the in-between of those two rows of houses.
I think George approached him and they had a few words, perhaps an argument.
I think George might have showed his waistband.
I think Trayvon got testy, and punched George in his face. As George then began to try to unholster, Trayvon took him down. George didn't have both hands free to stop the takedown, as he'd be well equipped to do with 18mos of mma training. Trayvon was then on top trying to get control of George from getting to his gun. George was solely focused on getting to his gun, which is why Trayvon had no marks on him.
I think that Trayvon was the one yelling for help, as he tried to control George from getting to his gun.
The rest is history.
I doubt very seriously that Trayvon attacked a man knowing that her was armed.The evidence trickling out now strongly suggest that Trayvon thought George was gay so he got was going to play "whoop azz" with him.
I don't know how much weight I give to that theory. The black community doesn't approve of homosexuality so it is a consideration. It was 7 PM at night--dark and raining.
Which then leads to 'what ifs'--at any rate, O'Mara's style was more persuasive. 'lack of evidence', if prosecutor's understood the type of jurors that had been seated--they could have changed tactics...could have charged aggravated assault or included bias...
Have you ever listened to a recording of yourself, and thought "that doesn't sound like me"?
I have.
He was asked to identify someone obviously screaming for his life, and you are trying to say you yourself wouldn't remember if you had been the only one screaming hours later? It doesn't make the least bit of sense.
I think you're reading too much into that statement QuickHitCurepon... Like Rat said, I think he meant that he couldn't believe he sounded like that...
Not as definitive as Mr. Martin saying "That isn't my son" when listening to the same 911 tape.