NOT on my list of great Washington state destinations

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2002569751_horsesex19m.html

Poor horses. :sniffle:

Bet there’s a story there. :wink:

djm

They probably just never got around to it. Remember somewhere in the South (Alabama? Georgia? Somewhere in there…) a few years ago where the funeral home director who mistreated and improperly disposed of human bodies couldn’t be charged with a very heavy crime because it wasn’t illegal? It’s the same kind of thing…

There was an advertisement on the page for a bank with a photo of a piggy bank. It seemed ironic.
Tony

Pig wouldn’t have killed him…

…well not the same way. :astonished:

Just as tasteless as the story I posted about a man doing it with a chicken a while back and that drew screaming rages, it was censured and deleted but this is an American story, so I guess it is in good taste.

MarkB

Don’t worry MarkB, let’s see how long it lasts.

M

Every bit as tasteless…

…should at least be moved.

Lighten up, folks. They were just horsing around … oops! :blush:

djm

Nice pun. I was trying to figure out a way to use the word “whorse” but, alas, my brain isn’t as sharp as yours today, it seems…

That is pretty crazy. Not on my list when I go back out there.

Whew! It’s on the other side of the state!

Some people are just plain sickos.

Don’t worry, no native Washingtonian would think of doing such a thing, this has to be a Californicator that relocated up to the NW, or else…um, perhaps a tourist from England?

The human was on the receiving end, and died from colonic injuries.
Idiot got what he deserved… justice trumps taste.

I’m having trouble picturing that. That’s probably a good thing.

I really don’t think it would have been any better if he were doing the horse instead of the other way around. Either way, the horse was raped.

Thus the justice angle. Everyone with me so far?

Really, it doesn’t seem so.

For the dual crimes of Animal Rape and Stupidity, he was sentenced
to a ripped large intestine. I suppose death was a bit harsh.

The point is, if people’s sense of justice is served (as mine is here),
they tend to overlook the tastelessness…