So a guy are driving along a deserted winding mountain road. He comes
across a break in the guardrail and can see smoke rising from below
the road.
Being the good citizen he are, he stops on the side of the road and
rushes down to see what hapened.

He finds a badly mangelled car and sees a man in the drivers seat, a
woman in the pasenger seat and a little girl with a small puppy in her
lap in the rear seat, all dead.

Horriffied, he starts walking back to his car to call the pigs. But he
suddennly hears a whimper from under a bush. He rushes over to the
bush and finds an 8 year old blond haired, blue eyed boy. He knees
down to the sobbing child and says, "Little boy, is that your car that
crashed?"

"Yes"

"And are those your parents dead in the front seats?"

"Yes"

"And is that your sister dead in the back seat?"

"Yes"

"And is that your puppy dead on your sisters lap?"

"Yes"

The man considers these answers, stands up, looks around, unzips his
pants and says, "Well little boy, today is just not your lucky day"

:-)))))))))))))))))))))))

LOL and LAFF FFS!

--
Peter Lucas
Brisbane
Australia

Obama in the whitehouse.....Thats exatcly what we need,
another black family in government housing

I don't see what's funny about jokes about child molestation.

On Oct 30, 7:36*pm, "William Sommerwerck" >
wrote:
> I don't see what's funny about jokes about child molestation.


I don't find any of his jokes funny. I hit the "report spam" key as
soon as I see them...not that it does any good.

On Oct 31, 3:43*pm, Fr Scooter <5c > wrote:
> On , , Sat, 30 Oct 2010 16:36:39 -0700, PLEASE drive safley....., "William
>
> Sommerwerck" > wrote:
> >I don't see what's funny about jokes about child molestation.
>
> Congratulations, you have been trolled.
>
>
>
> --
> "The law, in its majestic equality, forbids the rich as well as the poor
> to sleep under bridges, to beg in the streets, and to steal bread."
> Anatole France.

and needless to say, anything to do with child molestation means you
are the troll in one of several alias, usually found dobbing some
innocent person in as a paedophile with no actual truth based proof of
such a claim. Shit, how can I waste time here when Casualty is on, and
believe it or not, I would rather spend the next hour with them, not
round you, your stench makes my nose itch!!!

>> I don't see what's funny about jokes about child molestation.

> Congratulations, you have been trolled.

I don't care. You don't let such things be posted without condemning them.

"William Sommerwerck" > wrote in message
...
>>> I don't see what's funny about jokes about child molestation.
>
>> Congratulations, you have been trolled.
>
> I don't care. You don't let such things be posted without condemning them.
>
>

But he got a rise out of you, exactly what he wanted to do. When you ignore
them, they tend to go away. When you give them an audience, they keep coming
back for more. Your condemnation = encouragement to a troll.

On Oct 31, 8:48*am, "Ed Pawlowski" > wrote:
> "William Sommerwerck" > wrote in message
>
> ...
>
> >>> I don't see what's funny about jokes about child molestation.
>
> >> Congratulations, you have been trolled.
>
> > I don't care. You don't let such things be posted without condemning them.
>
> But he got a rise out of you, exactly what he wanted to do. *When you ignore
> them, they tend to go away. When you give them an audience, they keep coming
> back for more. *Your condemnation = encouragement to a troll.

That might be true. It might not be true. It may depend on the poster.
I don't think you have enough information to be as sure as you are.

Sometimes with enough condemnation, people go away. It's not
cut and dried.


Marshall

On Sun, 31 Oct 2010 09:03:07 -0700 (PDT), Marshall
> wrote:

>On Oct 31, 8:48*am, "Ed Pawlowski" > wrote:
>> "William Sommerwerck" > wrote in message
>>
>> ...
>>
>> >>> I don't see what's funny about jokes about child molestation.
>>
>> >> Congratulations, you have been trolled.
>>
>> > I don't care. You don't let such things be posted without condemning them.
>>
>> But he got a rise out of you, exactly what he wanted to do. *When you ignore
>> them, they tend to go away. When you give them an audience, they keep coming
>> back for more. *Your condemnation = encouragement to a troll.
>
>That might be true. It might not be true. It may depend on the poster.
>I don't think you have enough information to be as sure as you are.
>
>Sometimes with enough condemnation, people go away. It's not
>cut and dried.

Not taking 100%... nothing is true 100% of the time. But it's far
more likely that when a troll is ignored it will cease and desist, but
when entertained it's far more likely it will hang around.

In article
>,
Marshall > wrote:


> That might be true. It might not be true. It may depend on the poster.
> I don't think you have enough information to be as sure as you are.

Here's a clue: If the post claims to be from Peter Lucas, is in really
bad taste, and is crossposted to several entirely unrelated groups; then
it's a troll. Some people don't like Peter Lucas, so they post this
stuff and put his name on it to try to make him look bad.

--
Dan Abel
Petaluma, California USA

>>>> I don't see what's funny about jokes about child
>>>> molestation.

>>> Congratulations, you have been trolled.

>> I don't care. You don't let such things be posted without
>> condemning them.

> But he got a rise out of you, exactly what he wanted to do.
> When you ignore them, they tend to go away. When you give
> them an audience, they keep coming back for more. Your
> condemnation = encouragement to a troll.

My response was not to condemn the poster, but to condemn the post -- to
remind people that they shouldn't be laughing at such things.

"William Sommerwerck" > wrote in message
...
>>>>> I don't see what's funny about jokes about child
>>>>> molestation.
>
>>>> Congratulations, you have been trolled.
>
>>> I don't care. You don't let such things be posted without
>>> condemning them.
>
>> But he got a rise out of you, exactly what he wanted to do.
>> When you ignore them, they tend to go away. When you give
>> them an audience, they keep coming back for more. Your
>> condemnation = encouragement to a troll.
>
> My response was not to condemn the poster, but to condemn the post -- to
> remind people that they shouldn't be laughing at such things.
>
>

Then you have it backwards. Normal people know it is not funny. Trolls get
joy from those that condemn them. That is why they do it.