Well,
1. It hurts a bit longer, if you're 'him'.
2. You can't roast marshmallows over a .308 wound.
3. Burning up smells much worse.
4. Burning up = harder to identify body.
5. Burning up = destruction of evidence.
6. Burning up is harder to clean up.
Fire? Was the BATF there?
Probably. Hell, everyone else was. I think I saw Springsteen in the tree line.
It smells exactly like well done steak.3. Burning up smells much worse.
My concern is that if summary execution is allowed to come into style, it can be visited on anyone who crosses the police. Many among us have accepted it with drone strikes against 'terrorists' so labeled without any burden of proof, due process, or legal recourse.
they are having a conference in DC about that today or tomorrow?.. listen at the 10 sec. mark
http://youtu.be/5Z_5lLnddD8
Setting the place on fire makes good sound tactical sense to me. He either burns up or comes out. Either way it brings a positive end to a tense few weeks. I say good riddance to the thug and wish he could have been stopped much sooner.
It smells exactly like well done steak.
*edit: removed 'cuz it really doesn't matter.I seriously doubt you've ever been in the presence of a burning body.
It doesn't smell like "well done steak" in the least. Beef is bled out after it's slaughtered, and is almost pure muscle/fat. A human body is full of blood. Heat up a penny and hold it under your nose. Now imagine nine pints of that smell, boiling up and evaporating. Skin smells like charcoal. Burning hair, eyeballs, cerebral fluid, intestines, stomach acid...
It's so thick and putrid you can taste it. There's nothing like well done steak about it. As J.D. Salinger said, "You never really get the smell of burning flesh out of your nose entirely. No matter how long you live."
Don't talk about **** you've never lived.
Ok, now, go to your room and don't **** on the rug...
You threw that last part in a little late.Ok, now, go to your room and don't **** on the rug...