WOW THEY MAKE THEM TOUGH IN THE USA

Post by **TrueBlueTerrier** » 21 Jul 2007, 17:24

Postal Worker Survives Gunshot to Head

http://www.wane.com/Global/story.asp?S=6814478

(Kosciusko County - WANE) A mail carrier is doing fine, after being shot in the head.

Danelle Trier has been a mail carrier for about a year. She says on June 30th, while delivering the mail on her normal route, something came in her open car window and hit her in the head. Blood ran down her neck and that's when she went to the hospital.

At first she thought maybe it was a stray ball from neighborhood kids playing that had struck her but when she got to the hospital officials told her that was not the case. Trier said she was shocked when they announced to her she had been shot. They revealed a .22 caliber bullet that had been lodged behind her ear.

Police checked out the area where Trier had been when she was shot. They say a 17-year old male was shooting at squirrels around the time of the shooting. They confiscated a .22 caliber rifle from the young man and have filed it has evidence at the Kosciusko Sheriff's Department.

The county prosecutor's office has yet to decide how it will handle this case.

kinmad4it · Post by **kinmad4it** » 21 Jul 2007, 17:37

TrueBlueTerrier wrote: They say a 17-year old male was shooting at squirrels around the time of the shooting.

Sick f**k!!

Glad the posty's ok though. Can't imagine being told you've been shot

jamwell · Post by **jamwell** » 21 Jul 2007, 21:17

Two questions:

1, why was she useing her own car?

2, Did she complete her delivery before going to hospital?

I can she her in the office being done for wilful delay on monday

ROCKY · Post by **ROCKY** » 22 Jul 2007, 13:54

royal mail reply
have sunday off make sure you are back in early monday and we will bill you for the shirt if the blood does not come out
oh and nearly forgot are you ok

L Tommo · Post by **L Tommo** » 22 Jul 2007, 14:02

The American Post Office workers that Deliver or drive have a Pepper spray that is used IF they are attacked or threatened... At least they have something to protect themselves with.. Im not up for all posties carrying a AK47 on duty but all we have is a Number for the P.O.I.D. Old I.B. And they will come out after your laying in your own blood and D2D's (wot u aint being paid for) NICE!!!!!

But me thinks the pepper spray would be used on the screws more often than not... Well we could use it on the strike breakers. MMMMMMMMMM!
No guv.. it just went off on its own all by its self... Shame that scab bastard got it straight in the mush.. aint it!!!

OUT

PPPSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSTTTT PPPSSSSSSSSSSTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT!!

Post by **britwrit** » 22 Jul 2007, 14:41

Come on, don't be so hard on the kid. Them squirrels is good eatin'...

Steven · Post by **Steven** » 23 Jul 2007, 11:59

britwrit wrote:Come on, don't be so hard on the kid. Them squirrels is good eatin'...

But then the bugger should eat roadkill squirls like the rest of us.

Post by **TrueBlueTerrier** » 23 Jul 2007, 13:48

Did you know if you kill a pheasant with your car you have to leave it on the road for 1/2 hour but after that you can have it away. Road Kill pheasant is quiet good actually. Did a survival course in forces for a couple of days and you won't believe what we had to and did eat on it.

Post by **rhino49** » 23 Jul 2007, 14:04

TrueBlueTerrier wrote:Did you know if you kill a pheasant with your car you have to leave it on the road for 1/2 hour but after that you can have it away. Road Kill pheasant is quiet good actually. Did a survival course in forces for a couple of days and you won't believe what we had to and did eat on it.

Are you allowed to put a barrier round it to stop it getting too tenderised? What are the rules for running over peasants - or do I have to email Allan Leighton for that answer? I like pheasant but for some reason always seem to get the bit with the lead shot in it, maybe they should run them all over and save a few dentists bills.

Post by **TrueBlueTerrier** » 23 Jul 2007, 14:17

rhino49 wrote:
TrueBlueTerrier wrote:Did you know if you kill a pheasant with your car you have to leave it on the road for 1/2 hour but after that you can have it away. Road Kill pheasant is quiet good actually. Did a survival course in forces for a couple of days and you won't believe what we had to and did eat on it.
Are you allowed to put a barrier round it to stop it getting too tenderised? What are the rules for running over peasants - or do I have to email Allan Leighton for that answer? I like pheasant but for some reason always seem to get the bit with the lead shot in it, maybe they should run them all over and save a few dentists bills.

No let more cars run over it It gets better the more cars go over it. Although de feathering and skinning is a bit tough afterwards.

Post by **rhino49** » 23 Jul 2007, 14:24

TrueBlueTerrier wrote:
rhino49 wrote:
TrueBlueTerrier wrote:Did you know if you kill a pheasant with your car you have to leave it on the road for 1/2 hour but after that you can have it away. Road Kill pheasant is quiet good actually. Did a survival course in forces for a couple of days and you won't believe what we had to and did eat on it.
Are you allowed to put a barrier round it to stop it getting too tenderised? What are the rules for running over peasants - or do I have to email Allan Leighton for that answer? I like pheasant but for some reason always seem to get the bit with the lead shot in it, maybe they should run them all over and save a few dentists bills.
No let more cars run over it It gets better the more cars go over it. Although de feathering and skinning is a bit tough afterwards.

Similar principle in some ways to a young lady I once knew - oops

Steven · Post by **Steven** » 23 Jul 2007, 15:31

rhino49 wrote: I like pheasant but for some reason always seem to get the bit with the lead shot in it, maybe they should run them all over and save a few dentists bills.

You should see if you still think that after eating the bit with the hubcap in it.

jafferpants · Post by **jafferpants** » 23 Jul 2007, 16:11

ONLY EVER HAD PHEASANT ONCE. IT WAS GIVEN TO ME BY A COUNTRY& WESTERN SINGER DON PARTRIDGE. ON HIS LAST PERFORMANCE HE GOT THE BIRD. THESE DAY'S I TEND TO USE LUNCHEON VOLTURES. OFF TO SEE THE EAGLE'S NEXT WEEK. I'LL TRY NOT TO GET IN A FLAP. OK OK I'LL PACK IT IN.

L Tommo · Post by **L Tommo** » 23 Jul 2007, 16:16

Im sorry but ive just got to stick my beak in and tell ya all of us birds of a feather need to stick together.. Or the yolk will be on us..

Wot come first, the chicken or the egg??? I dunno ive never shagged an egg???

OUT

THERE AINT NOBODY HERE BUT US CHICKENS!!!!!

ROCKY · Post by **ROCKY** » 23 Jul 2007, 16:22

tbt reference survival training did you get the worm suprise and the hedgehog baked in clay routine,or was it the one where you boil up someones lawn and twiggy bits and pretend it tastes nice

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WOW THEY MAKE THEM TOUGH IN THE USA

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