Guy: "Hey babe, can I axe for your number? Hehe" Girl: "Awe sugar, I think it would be better if you SPLIT!"
I’d like to think I’d dip the fuck out of there right away if someone walks in with a weapon like that
For context: Spoiler A transgender woman who randomly attacked two people with an axe in an Australian convenience store has been jailed. Evie Amati, 26, seriously wounded the man and woman at a 7-Eleven in Sydney in January 2017. She swung her axe at a third customer but did not injure him. Amati pleaded not guilty on mental health grounds at a trial last year, but a court rejected her argument. On Friday, a judge sentenced her to a maximum nine years in prison. "The risk of death was high in each cases and the fact that death did not occur was entirely a matter of good fortune," Judge Mark Williams told the New South Wales District Court. The court heard that Amati had been "out of her mind" after consuming drugs, alcohol and prescription medication. She testified that her mental health had declined prior to the attack, after she began taking hormones to transition from male to female. However, a jury rejected her lawyer's argument that she was suffering from "mental derangement". Security footage played during the trial showed Amati approaching her first victim, Ben Rimmer, as he waited to buy a meat pie. After a brief conversation, she struck Mr Rimmer in the face. He was knocked to the ground with a 10cm (4in) facial wound and fractures. IMAGE SOURCE,NSW DISTRICT COURT Image caption, Amati attacked Ben Rimmer (pictured) as he waited to buy a meat pie She then attacked her second victim, Sharon Hacker, near the door, fracturing the woman's skull. Amati turned on a third customer, Shane Redwood, but he shielded himself using his backpack. She was arrested shortly after. Amati will be eligible for parole in 2021.
Yeah I'm not gonna sit in judgment of those two customers. I'm definitely the type who would be all socially uncomfortable like "ha ha this is all a joke, right?..." as the serial killer stabbed me for the 16th time
Incredibly, lived: https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2014/apr/04/my-bungee-cord-snapped-experience
It looked like the bungee was close to fully stretched before it snapped, so I can understand that part, but I'm surprised she didn't then drown in the river with her legs harness together and attached to a giant bungee cord?
Exactly, she was slowed down pretty good when it snapped The broken end of the cord hit the water before she did She actually lucky that end didn't hit her
Seriously thought he was eating him at the end. Daily reminder that just because an animal eats plants MOST of the time, it absolutely does not have to eat plants ALL of the time.
Feel like bike guy was trying get him to fall to the ground. Regardless, this had to be tough to see in person