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Sam was a smart kid. Incredibly smart, actually. At the tender age of 5, he was able to reproduce his own version of Mozart's symphony No. 40, at 8 he was eligible to join MENSA, and at 10 he had a masters degree in Biochemistry. Sam knew everything. From Nepal's cow per square foot ratio to the level of hydrogenated vegetable fat in Maltesers- Sam was bound to know something on the subject.
Sam was capable of doing anything. He was a super-kid. He excelled in sport; he fried super-computer's circuit boards when playing them at chess, he was virtually unstoppable. Well, apart from that 14" Butcher knife.
It was driven straight into his head. He woke up hours later in hospital, not sure of where he was. He had lost everything. Everything that was Sam was taken out of him, along with the knife.
And to think, hanging the knives on the wall seemed like such a good idea at the time. They take up less space, and they're out of the reach of his younger brother.
The use of a raw plug could have saved his life.
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Think about it for a moment. Everything you have could instantly go in a second. It worries me.
Sam was capable of doing anything. He was a super-kid. He excelled in sport; he fried super-computer's circuit boards when playing them at chess, he was virtually unstoppable. Well, apart from that 14" Butcher knife.
It was driven straight into his head. He woke up hours later in hospital, not sure of where he was. He had lost everything. Everything that was Sam was taken out of him, along with the knife.
And to think, hanging the knives on the wall seemed like such a good idea at the time. They take up less space, and they're out of the reach of his younger brother.
The use of a raw plug could have saved his life.
=====
Think about it for a moment. Everything you have could instantly go in a second. It worries me.
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Sam was a smart kid. Incredibly smart, actually. At the tender age of 5, he was able to reproduce his own version of Mozart's symphony No. 40, at 8 he was eligible to join MENSA, and at 10 he had a masters degree in Biochemistry. Sam knew everything. From Nepal's cow per square foot ratio to the level of hydrogenated vegetable fat in Maltesers- Sam was bound to know something on the subject.
Sam was capable of doing anything. He was a super-kid. He excelled in sport; he fried super-computer's circuit boards when playing them at chess, he was virtually unstoppable. Well, apart from that 14" Butcher knife.
It was driven straight into his head. He woke up hours later in hospital, not sure of where he was. He had lost everything. Everything that was Sam was taken out of him, along with the knife.
And to think, hanging the knives on the wall seemed like such a good idea at the time. They take up less space, and they're out of the reach of his younger brother.
The use of a raw plug could have saved his life.
=====
Think about it for a moment. Everything you have could instantly go in a second. It worries me.
Sam was capable of doing anything. He was a super-kid. He excelled in sport; he fried super-computer's circuit boards when playing them at chess, he was virtually unstoppable. Well, apart from that 14" Butcher knife.
It was driven straight into his head. He woke up hours later in hospital, not sure of where he was. He had lost everything. Everything that was Sam was taken out of him, along with the knife.
And to think, hanging the knives on the wall seemed like such a good idea at the time. They take up less space, and they're out of the reach of his younger brother.
The use of a raw plug could have saved his life.
=====
Think about it for a moment. Everything you have could instantly go in a second. It worries me.
What's a raw plug?
A plastic plug-type thing that holds a screw into the wall.
Should the knife... well not have killed him?
Who knows. it was too random to be good.
Nice idea behind it but not so good method
Maybe a crack on the head
Maybe a crack on the head
SHEEPY wrote:
> Should the knife... well not have killed him?
Not necessarily, the knife could have gane between the two hemispheres of the brain, causing less damage.
> Should the knife... well not have killed him?
Not necessarily, the knife could have gane between the two hemispheres of the brain, causing less damage.
HA!
A and O arent even remotely close!
A and O arent even remotely close!
Slipping into you're west of Scotland dialect there
Am I supposed to feel more sorry for him because he's a 'super kid'.
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