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LongTermGuy
11-03-2015, 07:51 PM
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"An Arizona man left his 5-year-old granddaughter alone in the desert with a loaded handgun while he went to get drinks and a cheeseburger, <nobr style="box-sizing: border-box;">investigators (http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/11/03/man-left-granddaughter-in-desert-with-gun-while-grabbed-cheeseburger-officials/?intcmp=hphz24#)</nobr>said Monday.
Maricopa County authorities say 53-year-old Paul Armand Rater is being held on suspicion of two counts of <nobr style="box-sizing: border-box;">child abuse (http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/11/03/man-left-granddaughter-in-desert-with-gun-while-grabbed-cheeseburger-officials/?intcmp=hphz24#)</nobr> and one count of child endangerment.
Rater took his granddaughter for a ride in the desert in his new pickup truck Sunday. He told authorities the vehicle got stuck and they had to walk for help because he left his <nobr style="box-sizing: border-box;">cellphone (http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/11/03/man-left-granddaughter-in-desert-with-gun-while-grabbed-cheeseburger-officials/?intcmp=hphz24#)</nobr> at home.
Rater says he left the girl under a tree with a gun when she couldn't walk anymore.
A helicopter later located the uninjured girl in rough terrain. She was still holding the .45 pistol, Fox 10 reports (http://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/arizona-news/43587190-story).
Rater was found eating and drinking at a restaurant."
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Elessar
11-03-2015, 08:36 PM
Well that is just insane!

Why didn't he pick her up and carry her?

Holy Sweet Jesus, some people are so stupid.

Tyr-Ziu Saxnot
11-03-2015, 08:49 PM
I'd stomp his sorry ass until he was halfway dead.
And be wishing I could get by with going all the way.:mad:--Tyr

LongTermGuy
11-03-2015, 08:55 PM
Well that is just insane!

Why didn't he pick her up and carry her?

Holy Sweet Jesus, some people are so stupid.


...Your so right Elessar...sometimes I feel its not even worth figuring out some folks...gives me a headache wondering if they are stupid...foolish...Ignorant or just mentally handicapped...



I am glade the little girl made it...and people were able to hear her tiny voice...she had someone looking after her...

Russ
11-03-2015, 09:03 PM
I'd stomp his sorry ass until he was halfway dead.
And be wishing I could get by with going all the way.:mad:--Tyr

Tyr, I bet if you did, he'd stop leaving his granddaughter in the desert. :salute:

Tyr-Ziu Saxnot
11-03-2015, 09:58 PM
Tyr, I bet if you did, he'd stop leaving his granddaughter in the desert. :salute:

Hell, he'd move where there aren't any deserts, trust me on that my friend! ;)

Only ever had to repeat a few ass stompings out of over a hundred that I gave out in my long life.
But those few were against truly bad-ass dudes that thought a few weeks training would give 'em the edge next go round, so came back for seconds- all were stomped even more 2nd time. Nobody ever came back for thirds.
And in the times I got my ass defeat(never stomped)- (other than by my older brother), I was smart enough to take my damn lumps and not go back for more! :laugh: Guy was better-or at least better that night.,
Any man fights enough against truly tough opponents, no matter how tough he is, he will lose some. A fact.
A fact that I know myself from first hand experience! :laugh::laugh::laugh:--Tyr

Russ
11-04-2015, 09:11 PM
Fred explains the six type of lessons, and their effectiveness:

1. Fred gets a friendly suggestion to do something - 1% effective
2. Fred gets a polite request to do something - 3% effective
3. Fred gets told to do something or someone else will suffer unfortunate consequences - 10% effective
4. Fred gets told to do something or Fred will suffer unfortunate consequences - 50% effective
5. Fred gets told to do something or Fred will get his butt kicked - 75% effective
6. Fred gets his butt kicked first, then is told it will happen a second or third time if he doesn't do something - 99.99% effective.

Tyr-Ziu Saxnot
11-04-2015, 09:29 PM
Fred explains the six type of lessons, and their effectiveness:

1. Fred gets a friendly suggestion to do something - 1% effective
2. Fred gets a polite request to do something - 3% effective
3. Fred gets told to do something or someone else will suffer unfortunate consequences - 10% effective
4. Fred gets told to do something or Fred will suffer unfortunate consequences - 50% effective
5. Fred gets told to do something or Fred will get his butt kicked - 75% effective
6. Fred gets his butt kicked first, then is told it will happen a second or third time if he doesn't do something - 99.99% effective.

BACK IN MY WILD YOUNGER DAYS I PRIMARILY WENT WITH THE NUMBERS 5 and 6 OPTIONS..
Only after his ass-stomping , the victim was told if he ever does that again its coming twice as hard next time.-Tyr

LongTermGuy
11-04-2015, 09:39 PM
:beer:

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Russ
11-04-2015, 09:56 PM
BACK IN MY WILD YOUNGER DAYS I PRIMARILY WENT WITH THE NUMBERS 5 and 6 OPTIONS..
Only after his ass-stomping , the victim was told if he ever does that again its coming twice as hard next time.-Tyr

Almost forgot - Sam's Corollary Lesson:

Sam sees or hears about Fred experiencing steps 5 and 6, and suddenly steps 1 and 2 are 99% effective with Sam.

Tyr-Ziu Saxnot
11-04-2015, 10:12 PM
Almost forgot - Sam's Corollary Lesson:

Sam sees or hears about Fred experiencing steps 5 and 6, and suddenly steps 1 and 2 are 99% effective with Sam.

Reputation has its rewards .. In some cases it prevents fools from getting themselves hurt.
Sadly , it also draws bigger fools into wanting to defeat the tough guy to build their own reputation.
Doesn't matter if it was guns/pistols with cowboys or bare fists back in my day.
Cycle perpetuates itself.
Best decision I ever made was to stop being a bouncer.
The desire to abate my inner anger by treating myself to 'frequent releases' in a job and getting paid to do so
became over time a cure pretty much--plus age became a factor as did--wisdom! -Tyr