5 Mexican Kids killed by lightning while praying...

[Corinthian™]

it looks like a ghetto lizard

Whadup Liggas

 

[Wilhelm-Scream]

I just had a flash of synesthesia! whoah.

 

[War Lord]

You want to see sweet irony?

Read this.

Were they legal or illegal?

 

[Corinthian™]

Were they legal or illegal?

you made me smile

 

[War Lord]

you made me smile

If I can make somebody smile and then get mad at me within a few minutes or vice versa, I've done my job.

 

[Duende Verde]

That Bastard...

I guess he wants some hearts now...


And I think it Was Tlaloc, not Huitzilopochtli

You beat me to it

 

[8Ball2/JanG5]

This thread is hardcore.

 

[pHat_aL]

You see, this is what happens when you're an idolatry.

 

[Honey Vibe]

Oh, deliciously ironic if you go for the dead children humor.

I like to think that I have a little bit more heart that I won't take the pain of others and garner a religious joke out of it.

Hype-goers have never developed much in the delicate art of TACT.

Anyway, this is uncanny. I remember when I used to work on the reservation (50 miles north of the Mexican border), there were high -- and I mean high, to the point of bizarre -- numbers of tragedies where children were struck by lightning during a storm. Going through these records from the 1950s and 60s, I realized that our elementary schools emphasized safety education during lightning storms for good reason.

...But it just doesn't make sense. No matter what city you live in in the sonoran desert, mexican or american, you see at most 2-3 lightning storms per year. In humid climates, there are 10-20 lightning storms per year. Their cities have just as many tall trees/posts/etc., metal objects, and negligent persons as our cities. So why are OUR fatalities off the scale?

 

[Dew k. Mosi]

Whadup Liggas

Now that's comedy, folks.

 

[Kritish]

Silly Mexicans.

 

[kane9321]

poor kids