Talk:Asashi Rosa

Good lord, woman, I hope you have not doomed us all by posting this article. Rifflesby 06:38, June 25, 2010 (UTC)

Perhaps a good examination into nocturnus familia ... except concerning the evidence dealing with "Incantata." The holistic narrative entered under reliable auspices last Vernox (I refer unequivocably: "Spell Deaths, or Nature's Own Terrorists?") remains exhaustive and definitive. Euphonious G. Emelicker 14:20, June 25, 2010 (UTC)

In order to properly assimilate this information, Ms. le Cire-Têtard would have had to receive a copy of the dreaded note several days before writing this article. As she assuredly forwarded all seven copies on to the constabulary as she claims, there is quite clearly no link between this happenstance and the still-absent Herr Messerschmidt, who I believe was heard to use several disparaging terms to describe her after their last disagreement.

In reading through some old legal texts recently, I have discovered that there are actually five subcategories of killing for which one can be brought up on charges. In decreasing order of severity, they are: murder, manslaughter, excusable homicide, justifiable homicide, and laudatory homicide. Juries generally award payment for services rendered in that last case, as I understand it.

I mention this only in reference to charges the Asashi Rosa might have faced, of course. Malaclypse the Elder 14:27, June 25, 2010 (UTC)

If Marjorie said she forwarded all seven copies on to the constabulary, then I do not doubt that is what she did. My sister hated policemen almost as much as she hated bubbles. Maribel le Cire-Têtard 06:00, June 27, 2010 (UTC)