Terri Shiavo Dead at 41

[Scrubking]

http://news.bostonherald.com/national/view.bg?articleid=75922

They reported that Mr. Shiavo didn't let her parents into the room when she passed, and I'm kind of glad. The bad part is this story isn't going to shaq-fuing die anytime soon as everyone will now wait for the otopsy. Oh and the pres is gonna make a statement on her today too.

[KrazyKefka]

http://www.cheapassgamer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=46062

[dtcarson]

You're glad her estranged husband blocked her parents from being with their daughter at the moments of passing? Regardless of if you wanted her to starve to death or not, that's just pretty damn cruel.

[Scrubking]

http://www.cheapassgamer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=46062


This one is better cause its on the vs board. :wink:

You're glad her estranged husband blocked her parents from being with their daughter at the moments of passing? Regardless of if you wanted her to starve to death or not, that's just pretty damn cruel.

I said I was kind of glad, but it's one of those situations where you feel both ways. The fact is I probably would have done the same if I was being attacked everyday and slandered.

[camoor]

I said I was kind of glad, but it's one of those situations where you feel both ways. The fact is I probably would have done the same if I was being attacked everyday and slandered.

You'd block them out of spite?

I'd block them because they made their daughter's life a living hell for 15 years, and I would be afraid about the dissrespect they'd show to her body in the name of propaganda (they encourage fanatics and sell info lists to spammers, there's no telling how far they would go...)

But to block them out of spite? Compassionate conservatism indeed.

[Wshakspear]

...i dont think last nights South Park could have been timed any better. I hope she's having fun playing that golden PSP up in the sky.

[alonzomourning23]

You're glad her estranged husband blocked her parents from being with their daughter at the moments of passing? Regardless of if you wanted her to starve to death or not, that's just pretty damn cruel.

They were there up until 10 minutes before her death, then the husband wanted to come in and the parents had to leave. They were allowed back in after she died. Personally I wouldn't want them in the room, I'd be afraid they'd do something. They already think of him as a murderer and such. Seriously, would you want your wifes parents in the room IF they thought you killed their daughter? It's hard enough on him as it is, the likely outburst of being called things such as murderer probably wasn't very appealing to him.

[Scrubking]

They were there up until 10 minutes before her death, then the husband wanted to come in and the parents had to leave. They were allowed back in after she died. Personally I wouldn't want them in the room, I'd be afraid they'd do something. They already think of him as a murderer and such. Seriously, would you want your wifes parents in the room IF they thought you killed their daughter? It's hard enough on him as it is, the likely outburst of being called things such as murderer probably wasn't very appealing to him.

Exactly.

[greydemise]

...i dont think last nights South Park could have been timed any better. I hope she's having fun playing that golden PSP up in the sky.

holy crap i just remembered that...that is kinda creepy, but..golden psp and a keanu reeves statue..what more cud ne soul want