Suspect in the church shooting looks like he has a "bowl cut" hairstyle. I haven't seen that since the early 90s

She does like.

I saw that and immediately thought of The Ocean Blue.

I had not even heard of this shooting until looking at the Times website just now. Dylann Roof, 21, a white man with some sort of pro-South African, Aryan nation fixation was captured 200 miles away and is in custody (note that they didn't kill him to capture him!), after shooting 9 members of an historic black church in Charleston. And yes, I am reporting the story, since these threads don't tend to give any actual information about what happened.

Does anybody know the last time exthrower posted?

How does this affect Mike Rossi and his efforts to clear his tarnished reputation?

Here we go again... My guess is that this guy is on a cocktail of pharmaceutical drugs, just like the rest of mass-shooters. Just wait.

jjjjjj wrote:

a white man

(note that they didn't kill him to capture him!)

He cooperated.

He looks like a combination of Dwight Schrute and Gareth Keenan.

Big fan of Ocean Blue...if it wasn't such a sad event, I would have allowed myself to laugh.

ballerina out of control wrote:

I saw that and immediately thought of The Ocean Blue.

Bowl cuts for the win wrote:

Suspect in the church shooting looks like he has a "bowl cut" hairstyle.

Hence his anger!

u r the problem wrote:

jjjjjj wrote:

a white man

(note that they didn't kill him to capture him!)

He cooperated.

A lot of black victims of police never get that chance. Take the guy wandering through the Walmart with the air rifle he picked up from the shelf, or the 12 year old kid in Cleveland, both killed before they had time to do anything.

jjjjjj wrote:

u r the problem wrote:

He cooperated.

A lot of black victims of police never get that chance. Take the guy wandering through the Walmart with the air rifle he picked up from the shelf, or the 12 year old kid in Cleveland, both killed before they had time to do anything.

The 12 year old kid who was waving a gun around? The one who was frightening people enough for them to call the cops? The one who was waving the gun around when the cops showed up? Truly a tragic situation since it was just a realistic looking airgun, but the cops and anyone else would have been (and legally were) justified in shooting him. Sad fact these days.

Never heard about the Walmart dude.

u r the problem wrote:

jjjjjj wrote:

A lot of black victims of police never get that chance. Take the guy wandering through the Walmart with the air rifle he picked up from the shelf, or the 12 year old kid in Cleveland, both killed before they had time to do anything.

The 12 year old kid who was waving a gun around? The one who was frightening people enough for them to call the cops? The one who was waving the gun around when the cops showed up? Truly a tragic situation since it was just a realistic looking airgun, but the cops and anyone else would have been (and legally were) justified in shooting him. Sad fact these days.

Never heard about the Walmart dude.

What about the good 'ol days when cops just shot mass murderers dead in the street and said he threatened them?

Why can't we just do that?

Same with the Boston bomber. Same with the Colorado POS.

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What. The. Fvck? I'd like to know the reason he attended six different schools. I somehow doubt it was because they moved around that much. I'd love to see his parents somehow held accountable. The fact that his dad bought that gun for him when he clearly knew or had some idea of how disturbed he was is baffling to me.

The 2nd Amendment gives you the right to own a gun - even if you are an inbred hick would will probably use it to shoot pet dogs or minorities and blame it on Obama.

konstitootion wrote:

The 2nd Amendment gives you the right to own a gun - even if you are an inbred hick would will probably use it to shoot pet dogs or minorities and blame it on Obama.

I did not make a political statement with my post. Why don't you consider the most mentally disturbed person you know for a minute. Maybe that guy in high school who didn't talk to anyone and wore a trench coat every day. Perhaps someone suicidal who is on severe antidepressants. If that person was close to you and you had to buy a present for a birthday/christmas gift, would you buy a gun for them?

I know of two famous people who sport a bowl cut. Lloyd Christmas and Alex F.