>>You don't eliminate the English department in a high school for a year if an English teacher is found to be molesting students.<<

Because it's a systemic, not individual, problem? Trying to dismantle the contributing environment will do more good than just getting rid of the specific individuals from one, known, incident.

THIS guy?:

Yup any of those things before you actually have some kind of intimate relationship just screams "obsessive stalker"

LOL - someone should make a website called "Romantic or Stalker" and have random quotes from either genuine love letters or creepy stalker letters.

I think his intent was to allude to "An Indecent Proposal" in his title, not "A Modest Proposal"

Indeed, people trying to sway someone with a "romantic gesture" generally fall headlong into "creepy stalker" territory pretty damn fast.

Good riddance. Romance is for the weak minded.

I think I see what you're saying, but I'm a bit confused about what is so "missing the point" about a white guy doing a rendition of "Buffalo Soldier".

Was just gonna say the same thing, but unless she's crouching down in the photo, her shoulders are only a head taller than the doorknob - that would make the cop @5' tall.

Technically, aren't they only selling the *information* that a given spot will be available shortly?

Even if given a "life sentence" (i.e. 25 yrs) she would only serve 8 before being released.

Even if given a "life sentence" (i.e. 25 yrs) she would only serve 8 before being released.

Even if given a "life sentence" (i.e. 25 yrs) she would only serve 8 before being released.

>>She won't get life. I wouldn't be surprised if she only serves 5-10 years<<

He was distracted by a crazy person herding ducks on a busy highway, and because he was looking at her, didn't see her *parked car* in his lane and path of motion. Same thing happened to a number of witnesses.

>>She likely wont be sentenced to life but she should go away for a long time<<

>>Still doesn't stop being sentenced to prison for LIFE from being intense<<

Not really. This is Canada. Even if she is sentenced to "life" it's only actually 25 yrs, and most people are release on parole after only 1/3 of that unless they are deemed a "dangerous offender" which is pretty rare.

Yup, doesn't get much simpler than this.