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WTW, Worst Reason to Murder Your Roommate

This is Wednesday, making it the day I present the WTW (White Trash Wednesday) award of the week.

I wasn't really sure what I would be posting this week, until I stumbled upon this story:

A Florida man has confessed to bludgeoning his roommate to death with a sledgehammer handle and a claw hammer after an argument that started over an empty roll of toilet paper, authorities said Tuesday.


Now, rarely is there ever a good reason to kill someone (except self defense, defending the life of your child- or anyone else's child, well okay I have a pretty good list of good reasons but that's not the point) but killing someone over TOLIET PAPER??? And it wasn't even, "I got mad and shot him in a fit of anger", this maniac beat his roommate to death with a sledgehammer and a claw hammer. That takes having some serious anger management issues.

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Anonymous said…
I agree, this is certainly no reason to bludgeon a roommate to death but I have wanted to beat the hell out of my husband in the middle of the night for leaving the toilet seat up.....cold water on a warm rear end in a half-sleep trance........it certainly deserves a healthy butt kicking!!!
27/2/06
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