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Not a male way of murdering.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FR8QLGisZI

Say you stab a guy, that's even more traceable. Or strangle.

An 'accident' is the best way to get away with it.

If I had to kill someone I'd probably do with strangulation though. Seeing the life drain out of them.

Nice. Gives me warm and fuzzy feelings.

I find it humorous that you changed your original response from "Meh", to the one I'm commenting on now. Does that count?

It was meh at the time but because I would feel terrible for your kid's if their mom killed herself. I though, what with me being an uber empath and all, that you deserved an adequate response. I dont want you to kill yourself. It is Christmas soon afterall.

Slimey, I'm not sure what I did that has you trying so hard to offend me, or make sure you look like the cool guy in this thread... but you're really losing me on this one. I will say that between the two of us though, you're the one coming off as needing a sense of humor right now. 

You look awesome on that high horse you road in here on today btw. Real sw original. 

by Silkthread

Slimey, I'm not sure what I did that has you trying so hard to offend me, or make sure you look like the cool guy in this thread... but you're really losing me on this one. I will say that between the two of us though, you're the one coming off as needing a sense of humor right now. 

You look awesome on that high horse you road in here on today btw. Real sw original. 

1. I am not trying to offend at all. I am in a rather helpful mood today. I am merely pointing out your flaws~

2. I am needing a sense of humor? Rofl. Projection, what.

3. I always look awesome.

Thanks for the sentiments.

Ps, you have a very short memory, raven.

Good save. No one will be the wiser. ;)

Here, you forgot this... hands raven a "~"

Interesting fact, in England in 1851, the House of Lords was debating the proposed Sale of Arsenic Act, which required that purchasers of arsenic identify themselves and the amount of and purpose for the poison be registered in the vendor's records along with the purchaser's name. This act was prompted by Sarah Chesham who was responsible for many people all around her in her village dying. At this time arsenic was tinted with a warning color and purchasing required a written explanation and endorsement of a witness as well as purchasing a limited quantity.

Due to the publicity surrounding the Chesham murders, the House of Lords proposed an amendment to the act adding a clause restricting the sale of arsenic to adult males only.

The House of Commons had collected extensive statistics on gender and murder from all judicial districts in the United Kingdom between 1840-1850.

If you want to read an informative book on murder by poison and also on female murders, that dispels many myths, Female Serial Killers: How and why women become monsters by Peter Vronsky, very informative!