Whopping last meal

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/6712434

Kelly Renee Gissendaner has been on death row since 2008 after being convicted of orchestrating a plot to murder her husband. She's set to die by lethal injection on Feb. 25.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that Gissendaner ordered:

...cornbread, buttermilk, two [Burger King] Whoppers with cheese and all the trimmings, two large orders of French fries, cherry vanilla ice cream, popcorn and lemonade. She also wants a salad with boiled eggs, tomatoes, bell peppers, onions, carrots and cheese to be topped with Paul Newman buttermilk dressing.

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/6712434

Kelly Renee Gissendaner has been on death row since 2008 after being convicted of orchestrating a plot to murder her husband. She's set to die by lethal injection on Feb. 25.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that Gissendaner ordered:

...cornbread, buttermilk, two [Burger King] Whoppers with cheese and all the trimmings, two large orders of French fries, cherry vanilla ice cream, popcorn and lemonade. She also wants a salad with boiled eggs, tomatoes, bell peppers, onions, carrots and cheese to be topped with Paul Newman buttermilk dressing.

Kris wrote:

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/6712434

Kelly Renee Gissendaner has been on death row since 2008 after being convicted of orchestrating a plot to murder her husband. She's set to die by lethal injection on Feb. 25.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that Gissendaner ordered:

...cornbread, buttermilk, two [Burger King] Whoppers with cheese and all the trimmings, two large orders of French fries, cherry vanilla ice cream, popcorn and lemonade. She also wants a salad with boiled eggs, tomatoes, bell peppers, onions, carrots and cheese to be topped with Paul Newman buttermilk dressing.

>>> The lethal injection may just turn out to be a formality after all.

pravalika nanda wrote:what does it say about huffpost that as this unfortunate woman is to be executed they devote a entire report to her last menu? isn't this one of those liberal, secular-elite bastions unlike the dog-eat-dog fox news? of course when huffpost does it, it's acceptable, it's intelligent reporting. think of the backlash if the fox guys spoke like this. congratulations to huff-post and its readers.

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:

Kris wrote:

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/6712434

Kelly Renee Gissendaner has been on death row since 2008 after being convicted of orchestrating a plot to murder her husband. She's set to die by lethal injection on Feb. 25.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that Gissendaner ordered:

...cornbread, buttermilk, two [Burger King] Whoppers with cheese and all the trimmings, two large orders of French fries, cherry vanilla ice cream, popcorn and lemonade. She also wants a salad with boiled eggs, tomatoes, bell peppers, onions, carrots and cheese to be topped with Paul Newman buttermilk dressing.

>>> The lethal injection may just turn out to be a formality after all.

Lol. I also loved how she ordered salad with that meal.

pravalika nanda wrote:what does it say about huffpost that as this unfortunate woman is to be executed they devote a entire report to her last menu? isn't this one of those liberal, secular-elite bastions unlike the dog-eat-dog fox news? of course when huffpost does it, it's acceptable, it's intelligent reporting. think of the backlash if the fox guys spoke like this. congratulations to huff-post and its readers.

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

pravalika nanda wrote:what does it say about huffpost that as this unfortunate woman is to be executed they devote a entire report to her last menu? isn't this one of those liberal, secular-elite bastions unlike the dog-eat-dog fox news? of course when huffpost does it, it's acceptable, it's intelligent reporting. think of the backlash if the fox guys spoke like this. congratulations to huff-post and its readers.

agree with you about huffpost. this was tasteless. but one also wonders about the folks here latching on to it and piling on tasteless humor on top of it.

Propagandhi711 wrote:

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

pravalika nanda wrote:what does it say about huffpost that as this unfortunate woman is to be executed they devote a entire report to her last menu? isn't this one of those liberal, secular-elite bastions unlike the dog-eat-dog fox news? of course when huffpost does it, it's acceptable, it's intelligent reporting. think of the backlash if the fox guys spoke like this. congratulations to huff-post and its readers.

agree with you about huffpost. this was tasteless. but one also wonders about the folks here latching on to it and piling on tasteless humor on top of it.

so intolerant of spelling on the internets and yet so tolerant of murderers

pravalika nanda wrote:

Propagandhi711 wrote:

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

pravalika nanda wrote:what does it say about huffpost that as this unfortunate woman is to be executed they devote a entire report to her last menu? isn't this one of those liberal, secular-elite bastions unlike the dog-eat-dog fox news? of course when huffpost does it, it's acceptable, it's intelligent reporting. think of the backlash if the fox guys spoke like this. congratulations to huff-post and its readers.

agree with you about huffpost. this was tasteless. but one also wonders about the folks here latching on to it and piling on tasteless humor on top of it.

so intolerant of spelling on the internets and yet so tolerant of murderers

where did you get that anyone he's tolerant of murder??

this is another human being and the American govt which talks about exceutions in Saudi and in Iran is going around subjecting citizens to public executions. I understand that someone is dead, that person'e family should receive psychiatric and monetary help, counseling and meditation to help deal with their grief and yes the perpetrator should be brought to justice. You can't say you're going to destroy this person in a tit-for-tat. Isn't that what your sand-people do? How are American different? How are our laws more civil? more humane? more sane? What kind of standards are these? We are the cruelest beings on the planet.

this person surely had a difficult life and a poor education and did whatever for a little money. do you think she could afford the kind of defense those wall street looters got? why do you think she's behind bars and paying with her life? it is the culmination of several injustices in her lifetime: to be born poor and female, to have never received any affection, to not know what a secure home is, to be too uneducated to afford a good defense lawyer, to not know good health. she is helpless behind bars and she could've just been left there like that without having to face the fear of her appointment with death. in the middle of all this some arsehole wants to know what she would like for her "last meal." it is a very cruel joke indeed.

Propagandhi711 wrote:

pravalika nanda wrote:

Propagandhi711 wrote:

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

pravalika nanda wrote:what does it say about huffpost that as this unfortunate woman is to be executed they devote a entire report to her last menu? isn't this one of those liberal, secular-elite bastions unlike the dog-eat-dog fox news? of course when huffpost does it, it's acceptable, it's intelligent reporting. think of the backlash if the fox guys spoke like this. congratulations to huff-post and its readers.

agree with you about huffpost. this was tasteless. but one also wonders about the folks here latching on to it and piling on tasteless humor on top of it.

so intolerant of spelling on the internets and yet so tolerant of murderers

where did you get that anyone he's tolerant of murder??

this is another human being and the American govt which talks about exceutions in Saudi and in Iran is going around subjecting citizens to public executions. I understand that someone is dead, that person'e family should receive psychiatric and monetary help, counseling and meditation to help deal with their grief and yes the perpetrator should be brought to justice. You can't say you're going to destroy this person in a tit-for-tat. Isn't that what your sand-people do? How are American different? How are our laws more civil? more humane? more sane? What kind of standards are these? We are the cruelest beings on the planet.

this person surely had a difficult life and a poor education and did whatever for a little money. do you think she could afford the kind of defense those wall street looters got? why do you think she's behind bars and paying with her life? it is the culmination of several injustices in her lifetime: to be born poor and female, to have never received any affection, to not know what a secure home is, to be too uneducated to afford a good defense lawyer, to not know good health. she is helpless behind bars and she could've just been left there like that without having to face the fear of her appointment with death. in the middle of all this some arsehole wants to know what she would like for her "last meal." it is a very cruel joke indeed.

I started reading this, then stopped to find a sad violin recording of adagio con amore on youtube to set the proper mood in order to fully appreciate the last paragraph. I've already gone thru a full box of tissues *sniff* *sniff* *boo hoo hoo

you just riffing hormonally or did you actually read what she did?

pravalika nanda wrote:

Propagandhi711 wrote:

pravalika nanda wrote:

Propagandhi711 wrote:

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

agree with you about huffpost. this was tasteless. but one also wonders about the folks here latching on to it and piling on tasteless humor on top of it.

so intolerant of spelling on the internets and yet so tolerant of murderers

where did you get that anyone he's tolerant of murder??

this is another human being and the American govt which talks about exceutions in Saudi and in Iran is going around subjecting citizens to public executions. I understand that someone is dead, that person'e family should receive psychiatric and monetary help, counseling and meditation to help deal with their grief and yes the perpetrator should be brought to justice. You can't say you're going to destroy this person in a tit-for-tat. Isn't that what your sand-people do? How are American different? How are our laws more civil? more humane? more sane? What kind of standards are these? We are the cruelest beings on the planet.

this person surely had a difficult life and a poor education and did whatever for a little money. do you think she could afford the kind of defense those wall street looters got? why do you think she's behind bars and paying with her life? it is the culmination of several injustices in her lifetime: to be born poor and female, to have never received any affection, to not know what a secure home is, to be too uneducated to afford a good defense lawyer, to not know good health. she is helpless behind bars and she could've just been left there like that without having to face the fear of her appointment with death. in the middle of all this some arsehole wants to know what she would like for her "last meal." it is a very cruel joke indeed.

I started reading this, then stopped to find a sad violin recording of adagio con amore on youtube to set the proper mood in order to fully appreciate the last paragraph. I've already gone thru a full box of tissues *sniff* *sniff* *boo hoo hoo

you just riffing hormonally or did you actually read what she did?

nee tho matalu unavasaram. how come you can't tell me how our laws are better than sand-peoples laws? these public executions and jubilation experienced by anyone are not normal behavior, fyi.

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

pravalika nanda wrote:what does it say about huffpost that as this unfortunate woman is to be executed they devote a entire report to her last menu? isn't this one of those liberal, secular-elite bastions unlike the dog-eat-dog fox news? of course when huffpost does it, it's acceptable, it's intelligent reporting. think of the backlash if the fox guys spoke like this. congratulations to huff-post and its readers.

agree with you about huffpost. this was tasteless. but one also wonders about the folks here latching on to it and piling on tasteless humor on top of it.

Propagandhi711 wrote:

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

pravalika nanda wrote:what does it say about huffpost that as this unfortunate woman is to be executed they devote a entire report to her last menu? isn't this one of those liberal, secular-elite bastions unlike the dog-eat-dog fox news? of course when huffpost does it, it's acceptable, it's intelligent reporting. think of the backlash if the fox guys spoke like this. congratulations to huff-post and its readers.

agree with you about huffpost. this was tasteless. but one also wonders about the folks here latching on to it and piling on tasteless humor on top of it.

so intolerant of spelling on the internets and yet so tolerant of murderers

Propagandhi711 wrote:

pravalika nanda wrote:

Propagandhi711 wrote:

pravalika nanda wrote:

Propagandhi711 wrote:

so intolerant of spelling on the internets and yet so tolerant of murderers

where did you get that anyone he's tolerant of murder??

this is another human being and the American govt which talks about exceutions in Saudi and in Iran is going around subjecting citizens to public executions. I understand that someone is dead, that person'e family should receive psychiatric and monetary help, counseling and meditation to help deal with their grief and yes the perpetrator should be brought to justice. You can't say you're going to destroy this person in a tit-for-tat. Isn't that what your sand-people do? How are American different? How are our laws more civil? more humane? more sane? What kind of standards are these? We are the cruelest beings on the planet.

this person surely had a difficult life and a poor education and did whatever for a little money. do you think she could afford the kind of defense those wall street looters got? why do you think she's behind bars and paying with her life? it is the culmination of several injustices in her lifetime: to be born poor and female, to have never received any affection, to not know what a secure home is, to be too uneducated to afford a good defense lawyer, to not know good health. she is helpless behind bars and she could've just been left there like that without having to face the fear of her appointment with death. in the middle of all this some arsehole wants to know what she would like for her "last meal." it is a very cruel joke indeed.

I started reading this, then stopped to find a sad violin recording of adagio con amore on youtube to set the proper mood in order to fully appreciate the last paragraph. I've already gone thru a full box of tissues *sniff* *sniff* *boo hoo hoo

you just riffing hormonally or did you actually read what she did?

nee tho matalu unavasaram. how come you can't tell me how our laws are better than sand-peoples laws? these public executions and jubilation experienced by anyone are not normal behavior, fyi.

did you feel good when osama bin laden was shot?
** of course not. and next to isis he seems like a kindly uncle. I think we need to confisctae all guns and weapons away from the people in the middle east. there is no other way to halt the killing in the middle east. killing Osama or some other guy obviously makes no difference.

if so you're no different than "sand ppl" that partied on streets after 911. she premeditated and killed her husband for insurance money so spare me the boohoohoo abt poor woman facing death in prison. I dont have issues with saudi arabia, china, iran etc killing murderers..I support capital punishment. ppl far as I know object to their stoning of 'adulterers' and the fact that their sharia system is so lopsided in treatment of women and minorities. 

you moral equivalence peddling fools can be astounding in your stupidity sometimes.