Would you really want to be known as one of the guys who literally beat someone to death because of an accident?

I mean really now. If you did this:

The van jumped the curb and ran up the steps of the three-story building, striking the women.

it would be bad enough, but imagine if:

She said she saw five or six men pull the driver and passenger out of the van's passenger side and then punch, kick and beat the two men with bricks.

All of the women hit by the van are in serious or fair condition. The men driving in the van are in the cooler. Who wins this time?

Okay, I wanna know. When something like this happens:

An argument over who was going to heaven and who was going to hell ended with one Texas man shooting another to death with a shotgun, police said on Monday.

who wins? It's not like the guy who shot him will know where he ended up!

But then again, if you did this:

"The victim Joslin then took the gun out of Stokers mouth, saying, 'If you have to shoot somebody, shoot me,'" Alford said, citing the witness report. The shotgun went off, hitting Joslin in the chest and killing him.

I think you would already know.

Happiness is the success of Potty Training. One down, two to go.

9 for 9. Enough said.

As you know I am a huge Wal-Mart fan, but I think they are crossing the line here.

Wal-Mart sued Union County on Friday, alleging that its refusal to consider the company's application to build a supercenter amounts to stonewalling.

The fact of the matter is:

In January, county commissioners imposed a special-use permit requirement for stores bigger than 50,000 square feet. The county's Board of Adjustment must approve those permits.

and:

The company wants to build a controversial 206,000-square-foot store on 31 acres at Rea and Tom Short roads near Marvin and Weddington.

Therefore, they should have to follow the rules, just like everyone else.