Worst day of your life and why?

Unique User Name wrote: »

Feb and March 2010. My gf broke up with me, I lost my job and I lost my pants on a random drunken night out. But I got a job and things are much better now. I still haven't gotten over the pants though

Are you this guy?

PK2008 wrote: »

Is it possible to inadvertantly murder someone? Surely thats manslaughter at most

murder


The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition | 2008 | The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. Copyright 2008 Columbia University Press.

Murder criminal homicide , usually distinguished from manslaughter by the element of malice aforethought. The most direct case of malicious intent occurs when the killer is known to have adopted the deliberate intent to commit the homicidal act at some time before it is actually committed. Very often, however, the law presumes the existence of malice aforethought from the circumstances, and it does not necessarily have to be proved directly. The most clear-cut case of this presumption of malice is when the killer inadvertently murders a person other than his intended victim. Here, malice is presumed if the killer intended to inflict serious bodily injury, or if he behaved with such reckless disregard of the safety of others as to betray a "depraved heart." Likewise, a killing incidentally committed in the course of a felony (e.g., robbery or rape) is deemed murder; if the felony was accomplished by more than one person, all are equally guilty of the murder, not only the actual killer. A murder that is incidental to a misdemeanor , however, is treated as manslaughter. Most states prescribe various degrees of murder. Murder in the first degree generally is a calculated act of slaying committed with malice aforethought, often requiring aggravated circumstances such as extreme brutality. It receives the severest penalty, often life imprisonment or capital punishment . Second-degree murder is a homicide committed with malice, but without deliberation or premeditation. A homicide committed without malice (as in negligent motor vehicle operation) or in the "heat of passion" (as in a quarrel which escalates to violence) is generally considered manslaughter. In some states, certain crimes that are defined as murder of a lower degree approximate more closely the definition of manslaughter in common law . In some cases, it is difficult to determine whether malice aforethought was present; consequently the governor of a state (or other chief executive) not infrequently uses his power of commutation of sentence to revoke the death penalty, and in some states the appellate courts automatically review all convictions of murder.

Whatever that says :cool:

Cypher_sounds wrote: »

murder


The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition | 2008 |.......blah blah tl;dr

Whatever that says :cool:

Personally I think George Bush is a total legend,

hey, do you fancy having a pointless off topic debate in which neither of us convinces the other of our opinion and we resort to semantics and grammar nazism before the thread is locked?

7/6/2009, My farther had a massive heat attack , brain was with out oxygen fro 20 mins, he survived for 12 weeks until he hand another heat attack and died. I lost my my father that day.

sbsquarepants wrote: »

Are you this guy?

Haha unfortunately not. It would have been a whole lot easier to explain on the walk home that morning

RoverJames wrote: »

bonerm though it was November :rolleyes:

thebigbiffo: - 99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999

it's surprising to me the amount of people that didn't get bonerm's post was a joke....i mean seriously ffs

jesus there's only been a handful of stories and life sure does suck!

Worst is i'm yet to have to face loads of ****e stuff in life! It's all ahead of me!

The day i finished my Leaving Cert in 2000. Came home from the exam to get ready for the celebrations. My mum was on the phone. My dad had been feeling unwell for about 2 weeks, thought it was a kidney infection. Hospital calling to say Dad had admitted himself and it was probable it was kidney failure.
Was in hospital for a week when we got the news it wasn't his kidneys, he had bowel cancer, he would only live maybe for another 3 months. 4 weeks later my Dad died.:( I think every day just became the worst day.