I hope things will be fine
He has come to take us to a better place
He has come to take us to a better place
Friday, March 21, 2008
I hope things will be fine /He has come to take us to a better place [ART]
I hope things will be fine
He has come to take us to a better place
He has come to take us to a better place
Killer robot shoots man dead on driveway | NEWS.com.au [Weird]
[That man REALLY wanted to kill himself man ~P~]Killer robot shoots man dead on driveway | NEWS.com.au
Killer robot shoots man dead on driveway
By staff writers
March 19, 2008 09:02am
Article from: 
- Man gets plans for suicide robot on web
- Man builds robot; robot shoots man dead
AN 81-year-old man has shot himself dead with an elaborate suicide robot built using plans downloaded from the internet.
The Gold Coast man, who lived alone, left notes of his plans and thoughts as he struggled to come to terms with demands by interstate relatives that he move out his home and into care.
He spent hours searching the internet for a way to kill himself, downloaded what he needed and then built a complex machine that would remotely fire a gun.
He set the device up in his driveway about 7am yesterday, placed himself in front of it and set it in motion.
His notes explained that he chose the driveway as he knew there were tradesmen working next door who would find his body. The plan worked as the workmen heard the gunshots and ran to investigate.
The machine was attached to a .22 semi-automatic pistol loaded with four bullets.
It was able to fire multiple shots into the man's head after he activated it.
Fleeing shoplifter forgets son | Oddly Enough | Reuters [Funny | Weird]
Are you kidding me?! ~P~
Fleeing shoplifter forgets son | Oddly Enough | Reuters
Fleeing shoplifter forgets son
Thu Mar 20, 2008 1:43pm EDT
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - A shoplifter looking to make a quick getaway from a Dutch supermarket after stealing a packet of meat left police a crucial piece of evidence -- his 12-year-old son.
In his haste the 45-year-old thief made a solo dash to his car, batting away a supermarket worker who had flung himself on the vehicles' bonnet in a bid to stop the escape.
Police in the southern Dutch town of Kerkrade said they managed to contact the thief via the boy, but he had refused to return and collect his son. The man told officers to get hold of the youngster's mother instead.
The thief later turned himself in Thursday, a police spokeswoman said.
(Reporting by Alexandra Hudson; Editing by Matthew Jones)
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