Comments on: O. J. Simpson: If I Did It, Here’s How It Happened

By: Toubrouk

Toubrouk — Fri, 17 Nov 2006 17:36:41 +0000

Roger, You really make me feel like a wino looking for alcohol leftovers in garbage cans!

Yes, I know it sound psychotic but when I hate, I hate a lot. The psychotic story of MKL was peddled by the Mass-Media as a poor “Romeo&Juliet” feminist wet-dream. Yes, we can always turn the TV off but dimwits will still believe that crap.

This is what I really hate; the desecration of the common sense. As some blogger once said “Being Bukkake By Stupid”. During that mess, many persons I know took side with MKL claiming that her love was “too pure” to be called abuse. Of course, if she was a male teacher and th victim was a 12 years-old girl, I bet their opinion would be to castrate the bastard.

So, yeah, I read that book. Now that I know all the excuses she used, I would be able to spot that crap in the future.

By: Roger Knight

Roger Knight — Fri, 17 Nov 2006 05:26:13 +0000

Toubrouk, I think you need to go into rehab! Go through the 12 step process and the whole 9 yards to get over your addiction to crummy books by crooks.
It is unhealthy, you know. Can ruin your life! Next thing you know you will be diving through recycling bins to get another fix for your habit! You haven’t been reading children’s books by Tookie Willims, have you? Please tell me you haven’t! And then there is the new maritime book by Scott Peterson, “Wind and Tide Currents in San Francisco Bay”

By: Toubrouk

Toubrouk — Fri, 17 Nov 2006 04:55:51 +0000

Yup Roger Knight, I read the darn book cover to cover.

This is someting about me: when I hate something or someone, I learn everything I can about them. In the case of MKL, I found the book in a recycling bin so it costed me nothing. By itself, the text is soaked with narcisism, one common trait with pedophiles. Very instructive.

As far as O.J. goes, I don’t plan of spending a dime on that guy, period.

By: Roger Knight

Roger Knight — Fri, 17 Nov 2006 00:53:48 +0000

The neat thing about freedom of speech is if you don’t like what’s on TV, change the channel or turn it OFF! I don’t have time to read all of the books that are out there, so I can choose not to read OJ’s or MKL’s book.
Toubrouk, you actually read MKL’s book?
Here in Seattle we were treated to local news coverage of MKL’s wedding to Silly Vili the Teacher’s Pet! (He likes older women) They were having the kind of “newsgasm” we see when the Green River Killer pleads guilty or 3 inches of snow actually falls in Seattle and 6 inches everywhere else in Western Washington.
I know this because it was on all of the big screen TV’s at a store I was in. Fortunately I escaped with my purchase into the blessed relief of wind and rain!

By: Toubrouk

Toubrouk — Thu, 16 Nov 2006 20:01:28 +0000

The idea of writting a book on the subject of “If I had Killed her, I would had done it better” by O.J. is ridiculous at best.

By itsef, it’s a stupid “Dint done it” defense a guilty guy would pull off in the hope of dodging the bullet. OF COURSE, we always can do better after we learned how our actions went…

In the same type of crap, I had the displeasure of reading the book co-written by teacher Mary Kay Letourneau and her 12 years-old lover Vili Fualaau. It’s a beautifull pile of “We are so vain that we will put the blame on everybody else” compressed in a book. Even if it’s banned in the U.S., I can assure you that you all miss nothing.

Can O.J. just crawl back in the hole he was for the last few years and stay there?

By: Doug Powers

Doug Powers — Thu, 16 Nov 2006 19:17:07 +0000

My guess is that the ratings will be abysmal. We already know how he did it, and nobody wants to hear how else he would have done it if he could have killed them twice.

You have to be in awe of a psyche that thinks it can endear itself to the public and prove its innocence by saying “I didn’t kill them, because I would have shot ‘em instead of using a knife.”

By: Mike LaSalle

Mike LaSalle — Thu, 16 Nov 2006 18:35:52 +0000

I agree, Robert. This is fake news, and it’s taudry journalism. Plumbing the depth’s of O.J.’s psyche isn’t good for anyone except O.J.. It’s grotesque.