Here we go again...

[Flystripper]

Originally Posted by RockyBalboa

Is she hot?

Not really but mug shots are never very flattering

[Indy Coug]

Originally Posted by Flystripper

actually that does not show that at all.

Well, if he opted to burn clothes instead of shooting them, that signals to me that he brought himself from the brink and channeled his rage into something less violent and destructive than murder.

Psychopaths don't tend to have those kinds of filters.

[Spaz]

Originally Posted by Jeff Lebowski

Yet another school teacher doing the big nasty with an underage student:

http://deseretnews.com/article/1,5143,695266658,00.html

And the husband gets arrested for freaking out after catching them in flagrante delicto. Yes, pulling the gun was stupid, but you can't help but feel for the poor guy. I hope Judge Davis goes easy on him.

Burning their clothes was a nice touch.

I laughed about the burning clothes thing.

This is a little different from your standard teacher-Fing-her-student issue. To me, a kid that goes to live with a couple, and where the 'wife' is not repulsive, and offers the kid a few 'side-benefits', you can't really blame the kid for taking her up on the offer.


This sort of thing always baffles me. I don't know many men who, if their wife asked for more frequent sex, wouldn't be more than willing to go for it.

[TripletDaddy]

Originally Posted by RockyBalboa

Is she hot?

From her picture, no.

But she IS sensual. They were using "candles and oils."

[marsupial]

Originally Posted by Indy Coug

Yes. I would expect rational, level-headed behavior in that situation.

Wanting to pull a gun and actually doing it are totally different things. I couldn't blame a guy for seeing his wife and some punk kid and wanting to get his gun, but I agree with Fly, actually doing it is pretty scary. Between his hot temper and her affinity for minors, I'd say the two deserve each other. What a mess.

[Spaz]

Originally Posted by Flystripper

I am sorry I don't feel much sympathy for him at all. His behavior was way out of line. Pulling a gun on your wife no matter how angry or betrayed you feel is psycopathic.

Psycopathic is probably the wrong word. Inexcusable, sure. Irrational, absolutely.

[marsupial]

Originally Posted by Spaz

This is a little different from your standard teacher-Fing-her-student issue. To me, a kid that goes to live with a couple, and where the 'wife' is not repulsive, and offers the kid a few 'side-benefits', you can't really blame the kid for taking her up on the offer.

Now this is where I say, "here we go again." This has been hashed out before on this site, but I just got to say that if the husband was a proctor father doing a 16-year-old girl you would not make the same statement. There's a double standard where there shouldn't be.

[Flystripper]

Originally Posted by Indy Coug

Well, if he opted to burn clothes instead of shooting them, that signals to me that he brought himself from the brink and channeled his rage into something less violent and destructive than murder.

Psychopaths don't tend to have those kinds of filters.

Pulling a gun in that situation is psychopathIC. The fact that he burned their clothes may demonstrate that he is not a psychopath but it does not classify his gun brandishing behavior as non-psycopathic.

[Indy Coug]

Originally Posted by Flystripper

Pulling a gun in that situation is psychopathIC. The fact that he burned their clothes may demonstrate that he is not a psychopath but it does not classify his gun brandishing behavior as non-psycopathic.

Too bad he couldn't have been more like Mr. Arthur Pewtey.

[Venkman]

Originally Posted by marsupial

Wanting to pull a gun and actually doing it are totally different things. I couldn't blame a guy for seeing his wife and some punk kid and wanting to get his gun, but I agree with Fly, actually doing it is pretty scary. Between his hot temper and her affinity for minors, I'd say the two deserve each other. What a mess.

I'm not aware of a more effective way of saying "get off my wife and the hell out of my home".

I guess I'm in the minority here, but while probably not the right thing to do, pulling a gun in this situation is understandable. Shooting it is another matter, but brandishing it is not inexcusable. The judge should give him a slap on the wrist.