Zacarias Moussaoui

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SecondHandJets :	(Yesterday, 12:04 AM) You know what I do? Not go to the fuckin games LOL
SecondHandJets :	(Yesterday, 12:04 AM) And it's not just me because the Mets suck, Yankees can't sell out anymore at all
SecondHandJets :	(Yesterday, 12:04 AM) Shit, even Mets vs Yankees wasn't sold out
SecondHandJets :	(Yesterday, 12:04 AM) That never happened in the 90s
santana :	(Yesterday, 12:04 AM) ghetto fries
santana :	(Yesterday, 12:05 AM) whats amusing is at nationals stadium the staff is the worst
santana :	(Yesterday, 12:05 AM) they don't give a shit
santana :	(Yesterday, 12:05 AM) specially sunday morning
SecondHandJets :	(Yesterday, 12:06 AM) How so?
SecondHandJets :	(Yesterday, 12:06 AM) Do they make you watch the Nationals?
santana :	(Yesterday, 12:06 AM) every time they handed me my food or what not then i had to go to the register to pay i just walked away because the queue was too long
santana :	(Yesterday, 12:06 AM) people running the registers just go super slow
santana :	(Yesterday, 12:07 AM) no one there is in charge of making sure the customers are following the process
SecondHandJets :	(Yesterday, 12:11 AM) Wait, you pay after you get your food?
SecondHandJets :	(Yesterday, 12:11 AM) How does that even work?
SecondHandJets :	(Yesterday, 12:11 AM) Everywhere you pay when you place your order
santana :	(Yesterday, 12:12 AM) well its decided getting some booze tomorrow afternoon and drinking every time i head lebron's head band referenced
santana :	(Yesterday, 12:12 AM) like i said the concession stands are a mess
SecondHandJets :	(Yesterday, 12:12 AM) You might die
santana :	(Yesterday, 12:12 AM) there were multiple people behind the counter
santana :	(Yesterday, 12:13 AM) so you could just go up to it and ask for what you wanted and 1 out of the 5 people would be on a single register
santana :	(Yesterday, 12:13 AM) so eventually you were just handed your food
santana :	(Yesterday, 12:13 AM) expecting for someone to approach the register you were standing infront to charge you
santana :	(Yesterday, 12:13 AM) or you were led to believe maybe you had to go line up to the one that had a cashier with people already waiting on it
santana :	(Yesterday, 12:14 AM) so a lot of the times when i was just handed the food i requested i would stand there look around see them go back to being distracted on their boost mobile phones or whatever reason and walked away
santana :	(Yesterday, 12:14 AM) i got 6 pretzels like this for the group i was with and 3 hot dogs
santana :	(Yesterday, 12:15 AM) my ticket one time had like 5$ towards concessions or what not their scanner wasnt working at the register so it wasnt reading it right or she didnt know what she was doing. she tried to scan it 3 times then litterally just turned away so i was standing there asking if it was all good no one answered so i just walked away with the food
santana :	(Yesterday, 12:18 AM) probably doesn't help that they are hiring people from one of the worst parts of dc
santana :	(Yesterday, 12:19 AM) in fact all the stadiums in dc are in very low income areas probably to exploit this work force
SecondHandJets :	(Yesterday, 12:31 AM) No stadiums are in low income areas because that's how they get municipal bonds to finance construction. "Look, we're giving black people jobs! Pay for our stadium!!!"
santana :	(Yesterday, 12:32 AM) right
HarlemHxC814 :	(Yesterday, 01:48 PM) New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez will face a lawsuit for allegedly shooting a man after an altercation at a Miami strip club. TMZ.com broke news of this stunning development, as the lawsuit was filed in Florida federal court on Wednesday—five days prior to authorities searching Hernandez's Massachusetts home for an apparently unrelated homicide case.
santana :	(Yesterday, 02:41 PM) A well-placed source told Paul Lukas, who writes Uni Watch for ESPN.com, that Revis paid safety Mark Barron $50,000 to get the No. 24 from the second-year safety.
Mr_Jet :	(Yesterday, 04:06 PM) I've watched about 3 minutes of ESPN today and have already heard the word "headband" twice.
santana :	(Yesterday, 04:13 PM) yea i'm going to get hammered
santana :	(Yesterday, 05:29 PM) that left side of japan is no joke
santana :	(Yesterday, 05:33 PM) damn that was so karate
santana :	(Yesterday, 05:45 PM) http://i.minus.com/iqVziQ4MnbBdg.gif
Chaos :	(Yesterday, 06:57 PM) James Gandolfini passed away
Chaos :	(Yesterday, 06:58 PM) he was 51, suspected heart attack
santana :	(Yesterday, 07:01 PM) I guess that means no soprano movie
ganggreen2003 :	(Yesterday, 07:14 PM) he was also a JETS fan
Mr_Jet :	(Yesterday, 07:46 PM) That's a surprising death but him dying of a heart attack is not a surprise.
SecondHandJets :	(Yesterday, 09:53 PM) Anyone had him in the pool?
santana :	(Today, 12:16 AM) nope

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#1 HarlemHxC814

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Posted 20 April 2006 - 09:25 AM

Execution or LWOP...what do you guys think? I'm kind of on the fence with it.

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Posted 20 April 2006 - 11:11 AM

IMO Don't execute him - let the guy suffer for what he has done by giving him a life sentence. The death penalty would mean he goes 'out on a high' but if you imprison him you can make him suffer. I think the death penalty lets people get away with such attrocities but a life sentence - guards should be allowed to beat him - means he has to suffer for what he has done.

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Posted 20 April 2006 - 11:19 AM

QUOTE (Smedsthejet @ Apr 20 2006, 12:46 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

its illegal for guards to beat him but u put him in a regular prision he will die anyway by getting beat to death by all of the others prisioners and i wouldnt be surprised if guards joined in

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Posted 20 April 2006 - 11:42 AM

Normally I do support the death penalty, but in this case, I'm leaning a little more to giving him LWOP. Let him be with the rest of the prison population who will hopefully make his life hell. If he does get sentenced to death though, I wouldn't shed a tear.

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Posted 21 April 2006 - 08:32 PM

I don't care what any document written over 200 years ago states or anything else, this guy is a sick person, and a fair punishment must be made. I wish I killed more? Glad to see what I saw? What drives people to slam planes into buildings?
I think we should take him to New York City, and how about Downtown Manhatten, and give him a tour of the fire departments. I bet the firemen there have some nice things to show him. Then after that, take him to the nearby police stations.
Then we can take him near the Pentagon and let him tour that area of the fire department and police station.
Then we can take him to over to any family member wholost a loved one oustide of the terrorists and let them beat the shit out of him.
Then take him to prison. Take him to a maximum security facility. And make sure this guy is treaten like horse shit, because that would actually be generous to an ass like this. I know he actually didn't do it, but this guy was and for the thought of that you should be thrown in a jail.

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