Now, I love cake as much as the next guy, but this is just going overboard! Guess he really had a hankerin' for that cake!
I once freaked out on Drew for drinking the last bit of milk. But just as I felt myself blacking out into a fit of rage, I came to and put the knife away. I decided it wasn't worth the prison time.
I think what the assailant was REALLY upset about was the victim being so inconsiderate. The bottom line is- it wasn't his cake and he ate it. He took something that wasn't his. Possession is 9/10ths of the law, people! So, did he deserve to get shot for it? Eh, nah. Should the victim's parents be reprimanded for not teaching their son better manners (or as we like to call it in the ghetto, "home trainin' ")? Absolutely! As my husband likes to say, there are no such things as bad children, only bad parents.
On a serious note, there is a lesson to be learned here. 1. Don't eat someone else's cake. Duh. 2. Consider the REAL problem before you go shootin' folks. The inconsideration on the victim's part was only a symptom of not being taught how to treat others. Maybe, the gunman should have shot the parent's of the victim instead. I'm only kidding. But speaking of, it wouldn't have killed (no pun intended) the gunman's parents to teach him how to share either! After all, "Sharing Means Caring!" And apparently, not sharing means a bullet to the chest.
If the victim dies, will it be considered "Death By Chocolate?"
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"Weeell...obviously...we have a cake thief in Philadelphia....He's sitting in yo car snatchin yo sweet's up! You betta hide ya cake hide ya milk and hide ya snickers cuz he's stealin e'rthing out here...." Ok. I'm done.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of one of my favorite so-goofy-it's-really-funny jokes: Question - "What do you call cheese that doesn't belong to you?" Answer - "Nacho cheese". :o)~AJ
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