Killing someone

[Butter Face]

Greendubber said:

All manner of things, love, drugs, jealousy, some bullst over what postcode you happen to live in.

This.

I would suspect that the biggest ones are mostly love/lust/jealousy/betrayal as these really hit hard to most human beings.

[alpha channel]

MitchT said:

Being asked to do something before I've had my first coffee.
People using front fog lights when there is no fog.
Food outlets that refuse to serve a cooked breakfast at one minute past 11.

Nah, it's the idiots that, when you're about three or four car lengths behind them and can see for a mile or so down the road suddenly pop their rear fogs on despite having not had them on previously (having spotted them a mile or so back).

[LordHaveMurci]

flashbang said:

What drives someone to murder? Discuss.

Have you met my Ex?

[blueg33]

LordHaveMurci said:

flashbang said:

What drives someone to murder? Discuss.

Have you met my Ex?

He can't have - I heard that she is under your patio.................

Edited by blueg33 on Friday 21st February 08:56

[Jasandjules]

Have you heard the way some people eat?

[DaveTheRave87]

I suppose it would be a long spiral of negative events followed by a sudden trigger.

Don't know 'cos I haven't murdered anyone. Yet

[Monkeylegend]

flashbang said:

Monkeylegend said:

Tell us what you think.

Betrayal would be somewhere near the top along with interference of a relative.

You?

Never had the urge to kill anyone.

[LordHaveMurci]

blueg33 said:

He can't have - I heard that she is under your patio.................

Edited by blueg33 on Friday 21st February 08:56

That would explain why it's not level...

[Google [bot]]

Captain_Morgan said:

A MKii Ford Granada Ghia X?

It nearly drove my gf and I to our deaths on the Snake Pass one snowy night but I wouldn’t call that murder.

Edited by Google [bot] on Friday 21st February 09:12

[Echo66]

Killing someone & murder can be two entirely different things.

[Gameface]

It's not seen as a big deal anymore. Life is cheap.

[anonymous-user]

Jasandjules said:

Have you heard the way some people eat?

This really annoys one of my work colleagues. He has misophonia due to war PTSD and someone eating loudly or going nom nom nom sets him off.

[anonymous-user]

Monkeylegend said:

Never had the urge to kill anyone.

But what do you think can trigger someone else?

[anonymous-user]

Graveworm said:

For me, it would take someone naming themselves after an explosive distraction device, primarily used by the military and armed law enforcement.

I'm glad I named myself after what my mum called fireworks.

[Monkeylegend]

flashbang said:

Monkeylegend said:

Never had the urge to kill anyone.

But what do you think can trigger someone else?

The list is endless including people who kill purely for the pleasure and excitement of killing. to those who kill as a last resort to save their own life.

You could sit at your keyboard for ever and you still would not list all the reasons people have killed or been killed.

[Dr Jekyll]

MitchT said:

Being asked to do something before I've had my first coffee.
People using front fog lights when there is no fog.
Food outlets that refuse to serve a cooked breakfast at one minute past 11.

If it's gone 11 it isn't breakfast, 9 is the limit and that's at weekends.

Food outlets offering 'breakfast' at lunchtime are a sign civilisation is doomed.

[RegMolehusband]

Anybody saying "my bad" or "can I get" to me or near me. If they occur in the same sentence it could get messy.

OK maybe it's not worth murder, maybe just a hard stare.

[anonymous-user]

RegMolehusband said:

Anybody saying "my bad" or "can I get" to me or near me. If they occur in the same sentence it could get messy.

OK maybe it's not worth murder, maybe just a hard stare.

I suggest avoiding all McDonald's then...

[anonymous-user]

For fun?

[Kev_Mk3]

religion, facebook, propaganda, stupidity, the list is endless