Breadknife castration

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Busa_Rush

6,930 posts

252 months

Monday 13th December 2010
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"I saw it as my duty as a father."

Good for him - very different from chav central that the UK seems to have turned into.

The bloke she was apparently "having an affair with" was 57 and she was 17 . . . so he's definitely got problem if he's still lusting after 17 year olds.

Ayahuasca

27,427 posts

280 months

Monday 13th December 2010
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"I met your boyfriend today."

"Oh good, he had some Christmas presents for you, did you get them?"

"No, bks."


Martin Keene

9,438 posts

226 months

Monday 13th December 2010
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RegMolehusband said:
A lesson on how to get your 17 year old daughter to disown her father and depart from the family home?
She won't have to depart the family home for long, roughly the time it will take him to get sent down for attempted murder.

And he'll deserve it to...

I can understand him not wanting a 57 year old man having a relationship with his daugther, but she is 17, and therefore is has got precisly nothing to do with him.

GTIR

24,741 posts

267 months

Monday 13th December 2010
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"Helmut"

hehe

Dave9

579 posts

163 months

Monday 13th December 2010
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never knew what a eunuch was before. makes for very intersting wikipedia reading

Cheese Mechanic

3,157 posts

170 months

Monday 13th December 2010
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Martin Keene said:
but she is 17, and therefore is has got precisly nothing to do with him.
Is she not still a minor under law?

CommanderJameson

22,096 posts

227 months

Monday 13th December 2010
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Cheese Mechanic said:
Martin Keene said:
but she is 17, and therefore is has got precisly nothing to do with him.
Is she not still a minor under law?
Age of consent in Germany is 14, with special rules for 16 and under
Age of majority in Germany is 18
AFAICS, Martin's bang on the money. This relationship had, in law at least, the square root of fvck all to do with the girl's father.

Mr MXT

7,692 posts

284 months

Monday 13th December 2010
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CommanderJameson said:
Fair play?

She was of age; the dad was totally bang out of order. I hope they send the silly old sod to prison for a hundred years.

Just because you don't like your daughter's boyfriend doesn't give you the right to cut his knackers off with a bread knife.
I agree.

Cheese Mechanic

3,157 posts

170 months

Monday 13th December 2010
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CommanderJameson said:
Cheese Mechanic said:
Martin Keene said:
but she is 17, and therefore is has got precisly nothing to do with him.
Is she not still a minor under law?
Age of consent in Germany is 14, with special rules for 16 and under
Age of majority in Germany is 18
AFAICS, Martin's bang on the money. This relationship had, in law at least, the square root of fvck all to do with the girl's father.
A murky world then, parental duties.

I would not have cut the bloke up, but a man of that age effectively taking advantage of a naive child would be a strong pill to stomach, for me at least.

In his position I would have done something I think...not what he did , but placed pressure for sure.

rsv gone!

11,288 posts

242 months

Monday 13th December 2010
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It is a sicko that believes mutilating someone in this way is acceptable behaviour.

CDP

7,460 posts

255 months

Monday 13th December 2010
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Fittster said:
"Central bankers and finance ministers are proudly doing things that they used to be punished for. Henry II brought his bankers together in 1124. Those found guilty of debasing the coinage – an earlier form of quantitative easing – were either castrated or they had their right hands cut off. What can you say about that kind of monetary policy? It worked."

Maybe Merv would hit his target with that incentive.
Worse still, can you imagine being made to chose? Reality TV show? getmecoat


HarryW

15,151 posts

270 months

Monday 13th December 2010
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rsv gone! said:
It is a sicko that believes mutilating someone in this way is acceptable behaviour.
It's borderline sicko behaviour to be a 57 year old grown man praying on 17 year old girls imho. However two wrongs don't make a right, a quiet word with a good slapping would have definitely have been in order if it were my child though.
Not sure how this is attempted murder though.

FraserLFA

5,083 posts

175 months

Monday 13th December 2010
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HarryW said:
Not sure how this is attempted murder though.
Getting rid of someone's bks is likely to cause them to bleed to death. It's practically a given. He must have realised this, yet continued with the act.

grumbledoak

31,545 posts

234 months

Monday 13th December 2010
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While I believe this was excessive and illegal, I've no sympathy at all for the 'boyfriend'.

g4ry13

17,021 posts

256 months

Monday 13th December 2010
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HarryW said:
rsv gone! said:
It is a sicko that believes mutilating someone in this way is acceptable behaviour.
It's borderline sicko behaviour to be a 57 year old grown man praying on 17 year old girls imho. However two wrongs don't make a right, a quiet word with a good slapping would have definitely have been in order if it were my child though.
Not sure how this is attempted murder though.
bah, when you're 57 and single and have the opportunity to date a 17 yr old who has her own teeth and no wrinkles rather than some shrivelled prune you'd most likely jump at the chance. Stringfellow gets away with the similar sort of thing. There's plenty of sugar daddy's around, 80 yr old guys going out with 18 yr olds and they get congratulated rather than scorned. Good for the guy if he has fun with someone who is young and legal to consent. The father's completely out of line and deserves to be imprisoned for life.

Edited by g4ry13 on Monday 13th December 23:18

CDP

7,460 posts

255 months

Monday 13th December 2010
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FraserLFA said:
HarryW said:
Not sure how this is attempted murder though.
Getting rid of someone's bks is likely to cause them to bleed to death. It's practically a given. He must have realised this, yet continued with the act.
When the vets did the cat they said it was "only like a couple of paper cuts".

FraserLFA

5,083 posts

175 months

Tuesday 14th December 2010
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CDP said:
FraserLFA said:
HarryW said:
Not sure how this is attempted murder though.
Getting rid of someone's bks is likely to cause them to bleed to death. It's practically a given. He must have realised this, yet continued with the act.
When the vets did the cat they said it was "only like a couple of paper cuts".
Cats may be different, or the vet may clamp them to stop the blood or something. I dunno. To the "average" man, it should be obvious there is a chance that removal of a body part could lead to extreme blood loss, that will therefore lead to death, and therefore a day off work for everyone but the vicar.

grumbledoak

31,545 posts

234 months

Tuesday 14th December 2010
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FraserLFA said:
it should be obvious there is a chance that removal of a body part could lead to extreme blood loss, that will therefore lead to death, and therefore a day off work for everyone but the vicar.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but I don't think you have major arteries servicing your grapes. 'The snip' is a walk in/out operation.

A leg, yes of course...

Edited by grumbledoak on Tuesday 14th December 00:40

CDP

7,460 posts

255 months

Tuesday 14th December 2010
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FraserLFA said:
CDP said:
FraserLFA said:
HarryW said:
Not sure how this is attempted murder though.
Getting rid of someone's bks is likely to cause them to bleed to death. It's practically a given. He must have realised this, yet continued with the act.
When the vets did the cat they said it was "only like a couple of paper cuts".
Cats may be different, or the vet may clamp them to stop the blood or something. I dunno. To the "average" man, it should be obvious there is a chance that removal of a body part could lead to extreme blood loss, that will therefore lead to death, and therefore a day off work for everyone but the vicar.
It could also be the vet's incision would be much neater as scalpels are sharper and more accurate than bread-knives. The vet and (anethestised) patient would most likely have been calmer too, but that's only a guess.

Dangerous2

11,327 posts

193 months

Tuesday 14th December 2010
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the vet might have said "its just like two papercuts" but it's what he didn't say that's important here.

It's only like two papercuts, i'll just get the breaknife out. don't move. hold tight or I could slip, i'm very close to your femoral arterty here too.

Edited by Dangerous2 on Tuesday 14th December 00:52