JACKASS ---->>>>
FLORENCE, Ariz. -- Robert Comer died Tuesday with a steady gaze and a defiant smile on his face, the first person to be executed in Arizona since November 2000.
He was strapped to a gurney and covered up to his neck with a sheet.
There was no sight of the catheter into his groin that made the lethal injection possible, no sight of the executioners on the other side of a wall.
But Comer was smiling; he had petitioned the federal courts to stop his appeals and hasten his own execution. He was in control of his destiny.
Comer brought a picture of his daughter with him to the death chamber and used his last words to say, "Go, Raiders."
He was strapped to a gurney and covered up to his neck with a sheet.
There was no sight of the catheter into his groin that made the lethal injection possible, no sight of the executioners on the other side of a wall.
But Comer was smiling; he had petitioned the federal courts to stop his appeals and hasten his own execution. He was in control of his destiny.
Comer brought a picture of his daughter with him to the death chamber and used his last words to say, "Go, Raiders."
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Control of his destiny? --- LMAO -- is that not the dumbest thing you've ever heard in your life?? -- CONTROL OF HIS DESTINY --- SURE HE WAS!!! -- Oh god, I can't stop laughing at that one. I guess we're just lucky that he wanted to die -- you know -- at the exact same time and date that WE wanted him to die -- in the exact same way.
We didna realize that HE was the one in control of his destiny. Sometimes we're just so blind.
Control of his destiny ... **Wiping away tears of laughter.
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