RE: escaped fugitive
8/19/2008 3:05:00 PM
yabadabadoo
13 Posts
punjaboy said:
Mrs.Ugly said: I think there should be a law that like if you wanted and haven't been found for 7 years but have completely changed into a much better person with proof of it, then you should be off the hook with just probation. It'll be helping out a lot of people. Like all those people who commited their crimes at a young young age, they could make a 180* turn in just a few years. I dont think they deserve to spend most of their lives in prison for something they did as a kid.
Thats a good idea. But I dont think they should be let off the hook that easy, they should have to do community service, maybe talk high schoolers and tell them their story and how doing drugs at such a young age can mess you up in ways you can never ever imagine. But if the person was in jail for murder and escaped I do not agree and they should be put back in the cage forever.
I agree that murder should me unforgivable no matter at what age. But when a person messes around with drugs at such a young age after they get older they should get a second chance. Especially if its like this fugitive that escaped and changed completely.
RE: Withrawal
8/19/2008 3:12:56 PM
yabadabadoo
13 Posts
voluntarily or involuntarily typing movements of the fingers.
When I spend like 2 days in a row on the computer whether its for work or pleasure this happens to me. But Im not really addicted to the internet, I use it in a healthy way.
RE: site
8/19/2008 3:16:01 PM
yabadabadoo
13 Posts
charlee9 said: what about people who surf the web at work? the new york times reported that facebook is lowering employee productivity. this could be really bad for employers. maybe the companies should block the sites so you cant access them from work. i dont even like facebook nor would i spend my whole day on it.
I heard e-bay has been lowering employee productivity, and some offices have blocked it or sent out threats that if employees use it they automatically get fired.