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In reply to the discussion: Deputies: Dad fatally shoots teen boy found in daughter’s bedroom [View all]ScreamingMeemie
(68,918 posts)35. Does Jeff Foxworthy live next door to me?
You DO realize Jeff Foxworthy is from GA??? It's time for DUers to put down their little paintbrushes.
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Deputies: Dad fatally shoots teen boy found in daughter’s bedroom [View all]
Catherine Vincent
Mar 2014
OP
The girls hormones were probably raging also. Father fouled up many lives through his
lumpy
Mar 2014
#103
No. I'm offended because you made a broadbrush statement against a place
ScreamingMeemie
Mar 2014
#40
i didn't say anything about Texas, if you're agreeing with her then you seem to be as confused
CreekDog
Mar 2014
#89
Honestly, when you encounter even mild stereotyping of others(e.g. blacks), how do you respond?
Anansi1171
Mar 2014
#58
Heh... Actually, I've known a couple African Americans who grew up in small east texas towns
penultimate
Mar 2014
#76
but i think we can retain the stereotyping of overreacting, overprotective fathers who...
CreekDog
Mar 2014
#42
So if. as you claim, this is not your attempt to imitate African-American speech patterns,
Nye Bevan
Mar 2014
#64
This has happened in my neighborhood. So far, "word" has it the daughter
ScreamingMeemie
Mar 2014
#6
They had only lived there a week and the daughter claimed that she didn't know the boy.
Xithras
Mar 2014
#34
No, he will probably not be asked to speak at the next NRA convention.
ScreamingMeemie
Mar 2014
#100
No. He was not rational at the time. He saw his daughter about to get raped (or so he thought) and
madinmaryland
Mar 2014
#132
I'm thinking a civil case could be brought against her by the parents of the slain boy.
blueamy66
Mar 2014
#155
The 17 year old would still be alive if the daughter hadn't lied about knowing him. n/t
Lurks Often
Mar 2014
#90
I have taken use of force courses and understand the laws behind use of force
Lurks Often
Mar 2014
#125
He did call 911 . . . after his daughter said she didn't know the young man under her bed. (n/t)
Petrushka
Mar 2014
#175
She lied to her father and made him believe the 17 year old was an intruder
Lurks Often
Mar 2014
#150
If the story at the link was accurate, a Grand Jury is probably going to no bill him. n/t
Lurks Often
Mar 2014
#156
It seems safe to assume you are towards the gun nut side since you are dodging.
morningfog
Mar 2014
#198
He did call 911 . . . when his daughter said she didn't know the young man under her bed. However:
Petrushka
Mar 2014
#189
If I saw a boy in my daughter's bed, my first thought wouldn't be to grab a gun though
penultimate
Mar 2014
#206
If I had reason to believe that there was an unknown stranger in my daughter's rooom,
CVN-68
Mar 2014
#208
I don't have a gun...but when my daughters are teenagers, if I find a boy in their room....
cbdo2007
Mar 2014
#215