Its a Weird and Crazy World

Of course I know no one is going to read this post cause the only people who fallow this blog are the people in my frontal lobe, pre-frontal cortex and the colony in my pants that likes to send dirty massages to my brain (but I don’t think they fallow it, they say they do but they lie).
The posts in this blog has been few and far between for a long time and I just don’t have the motivation to keep this blog alive so I’ll just let it die.
The few posts that would be posted here will go to my main blog (Lone Wolfs Den)
It had good intentions and it had a good run but its the end for Its a Weird and Crazy World.

“Are you stoned”
“Stones! How can I be stoned? Theres no drugs here?”
“Good, than you’ll hate techno. Pu tit on.”
“AHHH! Oh Allah! Turn it off, turn it off!”
“Turn it up”
“You sure? We can here it”
“Good I like it”
“Nooo! Turn it off, turn it off, I’ll tell you anything you want!”
“What are you stoned?”
“Yep, stone out of my mind”

Image source: Tech E Blog

Lawyer: SC teen accused in bomb plot doesn’t need evaluation

The teenager was arrested April 19 after his parents picked up a package addressed to the teen containing 20 pounds of ammonium nitrate. Police said the parents also found a cassette tape he wanted played after he died in the assault he planned on Chesterfield High School.

The straight-A student faces several state and federal charges, including attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction. A federal agent testified last week Schallenberger told police he wanted to die, go to heaven and kill Jesus.

Last week, a judge granted prosecutors’ request that Schallenberger be evaluated at a federal prison facility, a process that can take up to 45 days. Schallenberger’s attorneys objected, arguing that a state-certified psychiatrist hired by the defense met with the teen last week and deemed him competent to stand trial.

“We’re saying our client is competent, and we’ve gone the extra mile,” Nettles argued. The attorney did not give any other reasons for why the defense is opposed to the evaluation.

In response, prosecutor Buddy Bethea argued Monday that the defense’s expert only met with Schallenberger for a few hours - not enough time to get a full understanding of the teen’s mental state.

“All of a sudden, they go out and get their own psychiatrist, who did a two-hour interview,” Bethea argued. “We’re entitled to have him sent off for our own evaluation.”
Ether he is crazy or very, very stupid and apparently so is his attorney.