Messed with the lemon and got the whole meringue

It may be old an lame to you tellner, but it's young and clever to me. I guess I haven't been hanging out around here long enough... or maybe it's just that I've led a sheltered existence. :)
 
Good for the homeowner. Hopefully she'll learn her lesson, but something tells me that she'll be a repeat offender.

Mike
 
Well, someone should hit it...with a leather strap many, many times. Home invasion is VERY serious stuff. She is extremely lucky not to have gotten a baseball bat to the head or worse. Geesh!
 
Agreed. Somebody get this girl a lawnmower to push.

Lol. Good call.
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Good for the homeowner. Hopefully she'll learn her lesson, but something tells me that she'll be a repeat offender.

Mike

I would wager the only lesson she learned is that she must try harder to not get her nose broken! :)

She is damn lucky she didn't get shot full of holes. In my house it would have been very likely she would get a double tap.
 
I would wager the only lesson she learned is that she must try harder to not get her nose broken! :)

She is damn lucky she didn't get shot full of holes. In my house it would have been very likely she would get a double tap.
Didn't your state just get rid of the "Duty to retreat" law and replace it with a "right to defend" law? That, IMHO, is something every state needs to do. Had she done this in a lot of places she'd be suing for assault and maybe even attempting to say that the guy that hogtied her was a sexual predator for the whole "bondage" thing.
 
She's very lucky she wasn't killed and if you didn't tell me it was a girl I wouldn't have known. Let's hope she learned a lesson from this. I won't hold my breath though.
 
Someone needs to teach her to pick up a book and read when she gets bored. Great way to expand your volcabulary, strengthen your mind and I have yet to hear of one incident of a book causing a broken nose. :)
 
Didn't your state just get rid of the "Duty to retreat" law and replace it with a "right to defend" law? That, IMHO, is something every state needs to do. Had she done this in a lot of places she'd be suing for assault and maybe even attempting to say that the guy that hogtied her was a sexual predator for the whole "bondage" thing.

You mean, as in recently? Not sure. I know that the state has always held to the belief of the Castle doctrine. I will have to check on that. Inside the home, I don't think we have ever had to retreat, but I do remember something somewhat recently that may have included being inside your vehicle.
 
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