Man Microwaves Hamster but gets caught!
Man Microwaves Hamster but gets caught!
Author
Discussion

Chris_w666

Original Poster:

22,655 posts

230 months

Wednesday 22nd September 2010
quotequote all
http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-News/Hartlepoo...

For his trouble he gets nine weeks in jail. Now I know PH will flame me for this but a Hamster is pretty replaceable in the grand scheme of things, some people do serious harm to other humans or expensive property and get much less severe punishments.

GreigM

6,740 posts

280 months

Wednesday 22nd September 2010
quotequote all
Its not that it was a hamster - more its a fked up thing to do which shows he's sick in the head - what's he gonna microwave next?

Marf

22,907 posts

272 months

Wednesday 22nd September 2010
quotequote all
Chris_w666 said:
some people do serious harm to other humans or expensive property and get much less severe punishments.
I'm sure if he microwaved a human he'd get more than 9 weeks.

Adenauer

18,982 posts

267 months

Wednesday 22nd September 2010
quotequote all
Why? Why would anyone do something like that?
Okay, a spider, when you're a kid, or taking a magnifying glass to some ants, fine. But a grown man microwaving a hamster???

angusfaldo

2,831 posts

305 months

Wednesday 22nd September 2010
quotequote all
Chris_w666 said:
Now I know PH will flame me for this but a Hamster is pretty replaceable in the grand scheme of things, .
Would be interested to hear your views on defining an animal that is not replaceable.

freecar

4,249 posts

218 months

Wednesday 22nd September 2010
quotequote all
Chris_w666 said:
http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-News/Hartlepoo...

For his trouble he gets nine weeks in jail. Now I know PH will flame me for this but a Hamster is pretty replaceable in the grand scheme of things, some people do serious harm to other humans or expensive property and get much less severe punishments.
Babies are easy to replace, they only take nine months to make and cost nothing, what's your point?

y2blade

56,322 posts

246 months

Wednesday 22nd September 2010
quotequote all
that's pretty f-cked up

WorAl

10,877 posts

219 months

Wednesday 22nd September 2010
quotequote all
Ahh first sentence explains it, he's from Hartlepool, they're always killing animals for no reason, I think they're slightly retarded down there.

MoonMonkey

2,343 posts

244 months

Wednesday 22nd September 2010
quotequote all
What an utterly dispicable thing to do..!!! They've spelt Teesside with one 'S' in the article.

Original Poster

5,429 posts

207 months

Wednesday 22nd September 2010
quotequote all
What a horrible thing to do, must have some serious issues to even contemplate doing that, glad he got locked up...

Ahhh Moneypenny

4,100 posts

253 months

Wednesday 22nd September 2010
quotequote all
Chris_w666 said:
http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-News/Hartlepoo...

For his trouble he gets nine weeks in jail. Now I know PH will flame me for this but a Hamster is pretty replaceable in the grand scheme of things, some people do serious harm to other humans or expensive property and get much less severe punishments.
Jeffrey Dahmer started out by cutting up frogs in his shed and look wht he did later on!

MacGee

2,513 posts

261 months

Wednesday 22nd September 2010
quotequote all
well he was very hungry!!!

Adenauer

18,982 posts

267 months

Wednesday 22nd September 2010
quotequote all
Ahhh Moneypenny said:
Chris_w666 said:
http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-News/Hartlepoo...

For his trouble he gets nine weeks in jail. Now I know PH will flame me for this but a Hamster is pretty replaceable in the grand scheme of things, some people do serious harm to other humans or expensive property and get much less severe punishments.
Jeffrey Dahmer started out by cutting up frogs in his shed and look wht he did later on!
yes

An older cousin of mine collected Newts as a kid, would line them up along the top of a wall and then shoot them, one by one with an air pistol. When he was a teenager he took to stamping on larger prey, seriously, he lived in Oxford with his mother and I was taken there by my parents to visit him (I was probably about 10 at the time), we walked through a park and he walked up to a Sparrow, and for no reason, and with no comment, stamped on it. That will always be etched into my memory, it was like looking at a pile of spaghetti hoops on the floor frown

In his late teens he pushed his now pretty elderly mother down the stairs at home and then set alight to their house. That was when the men in white coats took him away to a loony bin somewhere near Chepstow. I went to visit him once and all he asked for was a new transistor radio. I arrived and the receptionist took the aerial off the radio saying he could hurt himself with it, I was a bit confused until I then went into a room, gave him the brand new fking radio, and he lifted it above his head and smashed it on the floor, to, in his words, 'let all the little people out' yikes I was a little, err, scared to say the least biggrin

A few years passed and he became more and more wibble, so he was taken to Carstairs Hospital in Oxford for some tests. Well, he was supposed to undergo some tests and would have done had he not jumped head first from the roof of the Hospital yuck

Melchett

822 posts

217 months

Wednesday 22nd September 2010
quotequote all
angusfaldo said:
Would be interested to hear your views on defining an animal that is not replaceable.
This?


WorAl

10,877 posts

219 months

Wednesday 22nd September 2010
quotequote all
Adenauer said:
A few years passed and he became more and more wibble
roflcryroflcryrofl

Sorry, carry on.

Chris_w666

Original Poster:

22,655 posts

230 months

Wednesday 22nd September 2010
quotequote all
WorAl said:
Ahh first sentence explains it, he's from Hartlepool, they're always killing animals for no reason, I think they're slightly retarded down there.
yes we are but usually its only french animals. I can honestly think of lots of more seriously scummy people including a bloke who hit his 6 month old daughter so hard while off his face that she is permanently disabled who actually spent 6 weeks total in jail and was then released on licence. How that can be close to the punishment given for killing a small furry animal you can buy in a shop?

funkyrobot

18,789 posts

259 months

Wednesday 22nd September 2010
quotequote all
What an absolute !

beefcake42

267 posts

232 months

Wednesday 22nd September 2010
quotequote all
I agree this is an act of terrible cruelty.. but how did he get caught? I mean did his GF call the police or are they now doing random house calls for the protection of hamsters?The point I am making is last time I called the police because someone was braking in to the house opposite they took an hour to arrive.....

Do hamsters get priority now? Next time I have need of the boys in blue should tell them someone is bumming a gerbil?

Edited by beefcake42 on Wednesday 22 September 13:03

Marf

22,907 posts

272 months

Wednesday 22nd September 2010
quotequote all
Probably because his GF called the police and they prioritise possible domestic callouts?

AshVX220

5,965 posts

221 months

Wednesday 22nd September 2010
quotequote all
Ahhh Moneypenny said:
Chris_w666 said:
http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-News/Hartlepoo...

For his trouble he gets nine weeks in jail. Now I know PH will flame me for this but a Hamster is pretty replaceable in the grand scheme of things, some people do serious harm to other humans or expensive property and get much less severe punishments.
Jeffrey Dahmer started out by cutting up frogs in his shed and look wht he did later on!
I had to Google that, fking Hell!! Hurting animals seems to be the precursor to much worse in most such cases it would seem.