Man in Seattle beaten by woman for karoaking Coldplay

Who says we're all laid back up here? Not that I would go that far in my distaste for those lunkheads, but with the claim of the defendant that the band "sucked" overseen by a good lawyer or two, she may yet be proven right (in a court of law). Up and at them, girl...

Oh no, not them.......

umm too much Starbucks??

BonoShed wrote: umm too much Starbucks??

BonoShed wrote: umm too much Starbucks??

The defendant or Green

I think I love her

The officers took the woman, whom Willmette described as "a little hippie girl," to the ground, but she was still able to head butt the off-duty officer several times before she was handcuffed.

I think i love this woman. Hates coldplay, head-buts police officers, she'd have a ball in Hassy on a friday night.

he had it coming.

Love this quote: "The officers took the woman, whom Willmette described as "a little hippie girl," to the ground"

Was she one of those with the REALLY hairy legs, happy trail up to the cleavage, gnarlered unwashed hair, and had chain marks on her limbs from strapping herself to logging trees????

She's all yers Leggy!

Those people are scrappy! I wouldn't mess with her!

i'd beat his ass too after getting drunk.

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote:

*Animadversion* wrote: i'd beat his ass too after getting drunk.

What if I sing it to you???

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote:

*Animadversion* wrote: i'd beat his ass too after getting drunk.

What if I sing it to you???

i'd lock you out of your own house after kicking you in the balls:)

The man has to be thankful. He didn't sing My Way. He could've been dead now.

Indeed*!*

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote:

*Animadversion*/Novelty wrote:

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote:

*Animadversion* wrote: i'd beat his ass too after getting drunk.

What if I sing it to you???

i'd lock you out of your own house after kicking you in the balls:)

You guys can have that hippy chick from the northwest...I'll just keep this one...

she's sooooo sweet!!!

This is better than a Harlequin romance!

There were a few buskers I saw/heard on the weekend in Melbourne who caused me pain. They deffo deserved a bit of physical pain.

If people were beaten up for simply not singing karaoke good enough, or, by singing an song that someone didn't like, we would have tens of thousands of deaths and injuries a year here in Japan, where karaoke is a popular form of entertainment. (We have karaoke boxes, or booths, should I say, where you can rent a small room with a karaoke machine on it and just sing with your friends. And the karaoke machines are quite high-tech!)

If I were a sculpturer I would make a monument to this incident. A very realistic sculpture.

leather_girl wrote: If people were beaten up for simply not singing karaoke good enough, or, by singing an song that someone didn't like, we would have tens of thousands of deaths and injuries a year here in Japan, where karaoke is a popular form of entertainment. (We have karaoke boxes, or booths, should I say, where you can rent a small room with a karaoke machine on it and just sing with your friends. And the karaoke machines are quite high-tech!)

I do agree!

In our part of the world, karaoke is more popular than the rest of the world. Aside from a lot of hopeless karaoke singers, you'll be surprised how these machines rate/score the singers! It is more of the timing of the lyric/words, not really the pitch. So sometimes, even though it is clearly out of tune/range, you'll be surprised at the end, the machine would score it very high!

We should have a law on karaoke that gives extreme/harsh penalty to those who would sing badly!

Indeed*!*

|| | ||| 6217|| 8 || 3 wrote: If I were a sculpturer I would make a monument to this incident. A very realistic sculpture.

I do believe it's still illegal to coat living people in wax. And Vincent Price is still dead.

leather_girl wrote: If people were beaten up for simply not singing karaoke good enough, or, by singing an song that someone didn't like, we would have tens of thousands of deaths and injuries a year here in Japan, where karaoke is a popular form of entertainment. (We have karaoke boxes, or booths, should I say, where you can rent a small room with a karaoke machine on it and just sing with your friends. And the karaoke machines are quite high-tech!)

The best part of the karaoke boxes in Japan is being an American at one...just because I can sing on cue without an accent, and they are impressed...never mind I sing like a walrus in heat...:o