Shooting at Las Vegas casino

I start every day this way. Is this not normal?

"She said he would lie in bed, just moaning and screaming, 'Oh my God,'" one of the former officials said.

 

Feral pink pigs?

 

Fair enough.

 

"Boss, I demand a raise to $5 million a year."

"That's insane. How about 20% more than you're making right now?"

"I accept!"

"Wow, how surprisingly accommodating Dick Whitman is!"

 

We've gone from LaPierre calling Federal agents "jackbooted thugs" to him (via the NRA) saying, basically, "Hey, that Obama guy who was trying to take all our guns should have prevented this accessory from being sold!"

 

"Whitman, in this firm we've long had a policy of no White Sox fans as partners."
"GO FU..."
"But in your case, we're going to make an exception because you're so damn brilliant and all."
"You interrupted me! GO FUCK YOURSELF! I don't care how much you're willing to bend in this instance!"

 

His Google searches are going to be a big revelation, I think. That's where the Fenway Park revelation came from - he was searching for hotels around the ballpark. (I guess it's also possible he was a baseball fan who wanted to take in a game at Fenway Park.)

 

Yeah, I've done that.

 

Gonna play monday morning qb here. One of the dead was
Stacee Etcheber

Etcheber had attended the concert Sunday with her husband, Vincent, a San Francisco police officer, NBC Bay Area reported.


Stacee Etcheber Facebook via AP
As bullets rained down on the crowds from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Casino and Hotel, Vincent told her to run as he stayed behind to help the wounded, according to the San Francisco Police Officers Association.

But Vincent later couldn't find his wife among the panicked crowd, the association said.

San Francisco Police Chief William Scott said Etcheber "was taken in a senseless act of violence" while her husband "heroically rushed to aid shooting victims."



Hey, hero cop: how's about helping your wife get out safely, before you tend to the wounded? You let her run off alone, she gets hit, and has no guardian angel to help *her* out.

My wife would be pissed as hell at me if that's the way she died.

 

Maybe he liked Betts.

 

What's the excuse for this?

 

CNN piece speculates a possible degenerative brain condition/onset dementia:

The mystery of Stephen Paddock's brain - CNN