Troll VS The World II

[me]

I see I missed a lot of peace on earth and goodwill toward men here over the holidays!   

Yes, you did Ex.  It has been quite entertaining to say the least.   

[Palehorse]

You lost Troll. . . get over it. . . 

But. . . just in case you missed this I'll go ahead and post it :

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/12/29/texas-to-florida-shooting/20991577/

VENUS, Texas — A man spent Christmas Eve on a 15-hour drive to Florida, apparently bent on getting revenge on his former girlfriend's stepmother, authorities said.

By early Christmas morning, Preston Pollard, 23, of Venus and the ex-girlfriend's father, Richard Hutson, 36, of Marion Oaks, Fla., were dead. Hutson's wife, Mary Lou Hutson, 55, was shot and taken to an area hospital in critical condition.

After Pollard shot the Hutsons, he drove off, authorities said. A few hours and about 350 miles later, Pollard shot himself as officers spotted his car heading west on Interstate 10 in Okaloosa County, Fla.

"I know my son. That's not him," said Stephen Pollard, Preston Pollard's father. "He was not a mean person."

The younger Pollard, a recent graduate of Air Force basic training, had bought a plane ticket for the 18-year-old that Stephen Pollard said was still his son's girlfriend. She previously had lived here and she was supposed travel to Texas for the holidays.

Stephen Pollard said his son had lived with the girlfriend's family in Florida for a time.

But as the holidays got closer, the 23-year-old learned that his 18-year-old girlfriend would not be coming. Stephen Pollard thinks his son decided to go get her himself.

Preston Pollard arrived in Marion Oaks, a more than 1,000-mile trip, at 12:17 a.m. ET Thursday.

"They opened the door, and he started shooting," Lauren Lettelier, Marion County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman, told the Ocala (Fla.) Star Banner.

Mary Lou Hutson, whom deputies consider the target, was shot four times. Richard Hutson, who was in a nearby bedroom, was shot at least once.

"Something went wrong," Stephen Pollard said. "Nobody really knows what happened. ... They say he opened the door and started shooting. That doesn't sound very likely to me."

The former girlfriend heard the shots and herded three younger children into a bathroom at the house. They were unharmed.

The Hutson family has asked media not to contact them.

In Texas, Ellis County deputies showed up at Stephen Pollard's door at about 2:30 a.m. CT on Christmas asking where his son was; Venus is about 30 miles southwest of Dallas. The father said he then called his son, who said he was driving about an hour away in Weatherford, Texas, and would be home soon.

When Stephen Pollard called his son again when he didn't return, the father could tell something was wrong. Authorities told him that his son shot himself as the younger Pollard drove 70 mph along I-10 and Florida Highway Patrol officers closed in.

Stephen Pollard is still struggling to understand what happened. He said his son didn't own a gun and that authorities' version of events doesn't add up.

"Why would he drive all that way to kill somebody?" Stephen Pollard asked. "He was driving that way to see his girlfriend."



More justification for my point of view surrounding the question of what that mother should do concerning her daughter's ending of a relationship. . . 

[The Troll]

I think a lot of people who have more common sense are quite capable of not having to use the book sense.

  I'll tell you Purplewhatever, when you work out in a industrial plant of complicated machines, pumping stations, heat treat furnaces and one of them has broken down.  You better have a book on it because common sense won't fix it most of the time.      She just like Henry, she don't know shit. 

[Purplelady1040]

  I'll tell you Purplewhatever, when you work out in a industrial plant of complicated machines, pumping stations, heat treat furnaces and one of them has broken down.  You better have a book on it because common sense won't fix it most of the time.      She just like Henry, she don't know shit. 

Obviously, reading comprehension is a huge reason why you don't understand things. I said in some instances a book is used but like I said considering that you don't understand what you read, you comprehension skills are as low as your limited vocabulary!

[The Troll]

You lost Troll. . . get over it. . . 

But. . . just in case you missed this I'll go ahead and post it :

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/12/29/texas-to-florida-shooting/20991577/

VENUS, Texas — A man spent Christmas Eve on a 15-hour drive to Florida, apparently bent on getting revenge on his former girlfriend's stepmother, authorities said.

By early Christmas morning, Preston Pollard, 23, of Venus and the ex-girlfriend's father, Richard Hutson, 36, of Marion Oaks, Fla., were dead. Hutson's wife, Mary Lou Hutson, 55, was shot and taken to an area hospital in critical condition.

After Pollard shot the Hutsons, he drove off, authorities said. A few hours and about 350 miles later, Pollard shot himself as officers spotted his car heading west on Interstate 10 in Okaloosa County, Fla.

"I know my son. That's not him," said Stephen Pollard, Preston Pollard's father. "He was not a mean person."

The younger Pollard, a recent graduate of Air Force basic training, had bought a plane ticket for the 18-year-old that Stephen Pollard said was still his son's girlfriend. She previously had lived here and she was supposed travel to Texas for the holidays.

Stephen Pollard said his son had lived with the girlfriend's family in Florida for a time.

But as the holidays got closer, the 23-year-old learned that his 18-year-old girlfriend would not be coming. Stephen Pollard thinks his son decided to go get her himself.

Preston Pollard arrived in Marion Oaks, a more than 1,000-mile trip, at 12:17 a.m. ET Thursday.

"They opened the door, and he started shooting," Lauren Lettelier, Marion County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman, told the Ocala (Fla.) Star Banner.

Mary Lou Hutson, whom deputies consider the target, was shot four times. Richard Hutson, who was in a nearby bedroom, was shot at least once.

"Something went wrong," Stephen Pollard said. "Nobody really knows what happened. ... They say he opened the door and started shooting. That doesn't sound very likely to me."

The former girlfriend heard the shots and herded three younger children into a bathroom at the house. They were unharmed.

The Hutson family has asked media not to contact them.

In Texas, Ellis County deputies showed up at Stephen Pollard's door at about 2:30 a.m. CT on Christmas asking where his son was; Venus is about 30 miles southwest of Dallas. The father said he then called his son, who said he was driving about an hour away in Weatherford, Texas, and would be home soon.

When Stephen Pollard called his son again when he didn't return, the father could tell something was wrong. Authorities told him that his son shot himself as the younger Pollard drove 70 mph along I-10 and Florida Highway Patrol officers closed in.

Stephen Pollard is still struggling to understand what happened. He said his son didn't own a gun and that authorities' version of events doesn't add up.

"Why would he drive all that way to kill somebody?" Stephen Pollard asked. "He was driving that way to see his girlfriend."



More justification for my point of view surrounding the question of what that mother should do concerning her daughter's ending of a relationship. . . 

  WOW!  I going to stand and shake thinking about all of the girls that are going to be killed by their jilted boyfriends.  Just think of all of those Dear John letter our service boys have got and no girl got killed.  What  a Smuck. 

  Oh yes, one day the earth will be hit by a comet or a meteorite and it will wipe out life on earth.    It's not if it will happen, but will happen.  But I'm not going to go in to fetal position thinking about it.   

[The Troll]

Obviously, reading comprehension is a huge reason why you don't understand things. I said in some instances a book is used but like I said considering that you don't understand what you read, you comprehension skills are as low as your limited vocabulary!

  Some day I might worry about what you say.    Not today and probably never Sweetie Pot. 

[Henry Hawk]

comprehension is a huge reason why you don't understand things.

Let me fix this for you Purple lady, let's call it like it is.

[Purplelady1040]

Let me fix this for you Purple lady, let's call it like it is.

Thanks, Henry Hawk! I know he didn't bother to read that I posted that some cases books are used but what can we expect from someone whom probably wears depends and craps his pants, that is why he is so full of shyte!

[Sandy Eggo]

You lost Troll. . . get over it. . . 

But. . . just in case you missed this I'll go ahead and post it :

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/12/29/texas-to-florida-shooting/20991577/

VENUS, Texas — A man spent Christmas Eve on a 15-hour drive to Florida, apparently bent on getting revenge on his former girlfriend's stepmother, authorities said.

By early Christmas morning, Preston Pollard, 23, of Venus and the ex-girlfriend's father, Richard Hutson, 36, of Marion Oaks, Fla., were dead. Hutson's wife, Mary Lou Hutson, 55, was shot and taken to an area hospital in critical condition.

After Pollard shot the Hutsons, he drove off, authorities said. A few hours and about 350 miles later, Pollard shot himself as officers spotted his car heading west on Interstate 10 in Okaloosa County, Fla.

"I know my son. That's not him," said Stephen Pollard, Preston Pollard's father. "He was not a mean person."

The younger Pollard, a recent graduate of Air Force basic training, had bought a plane ticket for the 18-year-old that Stephen Pollard said was still his son's girlfriend. She previously had lived here and she was supposed travel to Texas for the holidays.

Stephen Pollard said his son had lived with the girlfriend's family in Florida for a time.

But as the holidays got closer, the 23-year-old learned that his 18-year-old girlfriend would not be coming. Stephen Pollard thinks his son decided to go get her himself.

Preston Pollard arrived in Marion Oaks, a more than 1,000-mile trip, at 12:17 a.m. ET Thursday.

"They opened the door, and he started shooting," Lauren Lettelier, Marion County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman, told the Ocala (Fla.) Star Banner.

Mary Lou Hutson, whom deputies consider the target, was shot four times. Richard Hutson, who was in a nearby bedroom, was shot at least once.

"Something went wrong," Stephen Pollard said. "Nobody really knows what happened. ... They say he opened the door and started shooting. That doesn't sound very likely to me."

The former girlfriend heard the shots and herded three younger children into a bathroom at the house. They were unharmed.

The Hutson family has asked media not to contact them.

In Texas, Ellis County deputies showed up at Stephen Pollard's door at about 2:30 a.m. CT on Christmas asking where his son was; Venus is about 30 miles southwest of Dallas. The father said he then called his son, who said he was driving about an hour away in Weatherford, Texas, and would be home soon.

When Stephen Pollard called his son again when he didn't return, the father could tell something was wrong. Authorities told him that his son shot himself as the younger Pollard drove 70 mph along I-10 and Florida Highway Patrol officers closed in.

Stephen Pollard is still struggling to understand what happened. He said his son didn't own a gun and that authorities' version of events doesn't add up.

"Why would he drive all that way to kill somebody?" Stephen Pollard asked. "He was driving that way to see his girlfriend."



More justification for my point of view surrounding the question of what that mother should do concerning her daughter's ending of a relationship. . . 

If I were you, I'd just stand out of his way and let him showcase his ignorance. He's really good at it and it makes him happy. Probably a little too happy, if you know what I mean but let's not judge.
The daily news is replete with stories about jilted lovers committing heinous crimes. It's not just the men. Women do some crazy crap too.

There was one recently in Maryland(?) or Virginia (?) where the guy killed his ex girlfriend and then drove to NY to kill two cops.

Unfortunately these scenarios are increasingly not the exception, but the norm.

People who live under a rock orrrrr has a head made of rock might miss that.

[The Troll]

Let me fix this for you Purple lady, let's call it like it is.

  kiss my ass Henry. 

[The Troll]

If I were you, I'd just stand out of his way and let him showcase his ignorance. He's really good at it and it makes him happy. Probably a little too happy, if you know what I mean but let's not judge.
The daily news is replete with stories about jilted lovers committing heinous crimes. It's not just the men. Women do some crazy crap too.

There was one recently in Maryland(?) or Virginia (?) where the guy killed his ex girlfriend and then drove to NY to kill two cops.

Unfortunately these scenarios are increasingly not the exception, but the norm.

People who live under a rock orrrrr has a head made of rock might miss that.

  Sandypancake why don't you take a long leap off a short  pier.    Crazy people all of over the world kill people.    What about kids killing kids at school, cop killing unarmed people, white and black.  I just love how you assholes can stretch something clearly out of context.    Going over board on everything.   Can you at least act like adults.   

[Henry Hawk]

  kiss my ass Henry. 

So it is OK when you post stupid shit but when you get something thrown back at you, you can't take it?  I think I just proved my post.

[Sandy Eggo]

Troll,  thanks for helping me prove my point.

[Sandy Eggo]

So it is OK when you post stupid shit but when you get something thrown back at you, you can't take it?  I think I just proved my post.

Bingo!

[Purplelady1040]

So it is OK when you post stupid shit but when you get something thrown back at you, you can't take it?  I think I just proved my post.

Double bingo!!