Would you kill you spouse?

[Misfit]

Laurel County murder suspect says he killed his wife to end her pain


A Kentucky man charged with killing his wife says he fatally shot her because she asked him to end her suffering from breast cancer.

Ernest Chris Chumbley says he fired the shots that killed 44-year-old Virginia Chumbley of London - and he said he would have expected her to do the same for him.

 

[migtig]

Why didn't he just refill her pain scripts and give her an od? Why shoot her? That's just weird.

 

[slotpuppy]

If it was my current wife, yes I would. If it was my ex-wife, that bitch would suffer.

 

[JeJeTe]

Why didn't he just refill her pain scripts and give her an od? Why shoot her? That's just weird.

That's exactly my thought. Shooting her isn't a pleasant nor promised way to go.

 

[Misfit]

My wife wants to put me down if I get a cold.

 

[KDENISE977]

I voted yes. Was I supposed to read something first? :shrug:

 

[Misfit]

I voted yes. Was I supposed to read something first? :shrug:

Chumbley said he simply complied with his wife’s request.

“She told me she wanted me to end her pain. All I said,’Jay, all I’ve got is what the doctor gave you. She said 'no, I want you to stop my pain for good,’” said Chumbley

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I learned years ago to do what my wife says.

 

[BadGirl]

If my spouse doesn't learn how to consistently and routinely turn off unnecessary lights and energy-suckers in the house, then yes, yes, I would gladly kill him.

I am beyond ticked off at the number of times I walk into an empty room to find the light on, or go into another room to find the tv on and there isn't anyone in the room to watch it.

And we wonder why our electric bill is sky high.









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[KDENISE977]

Chumbley said he simply complied with his wife’s request.

“She told me she wanted me to end her pain. All I said,’Jay, all I’ve got is what the doctor gave you. She said 'no, I want you to stop my pain for good,’” said Chumbley.

I learned years ago to do what my wife says.

Smart man

 

[JeJeTe]

If my spouse doesn't learn how to consistently and routinely turn off unnecessary lights and energy-suckers in the house, then yes, yes, I would gladly kill him.

I am beyond ticked off at the number of times I walk into an empty room to find the light on, or go into another room to find the tv on and there isn't anyone in the room to watch it.

And we wonder why our electric bill is sky high.









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My 6 year old does the same thing.

 

[Homer J]

If my spouse doesn't learn how to consistently and routinely turn off unnecessary lights and energy-suckers in the house, then yes, yes, I would gladly kill him.

I am beyond ticked off at the number of times I walk into an empty room to find the light on, or go into another room to find the tv on and there isn't anyone in the room to watch it.

And we wonder why our electric bill is sky high.

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CLICKY

 

[slotpuppy]

If my spouse doesn't learn how to consistently and routinely turn off unnecessary lights and energy-suckers in the house, then yes, yes, I would gladly kill him.

I am beyond ticked off at the number of times I walk into an empty room to find the light on, or go into another room to find the tv on and there isn't anyone in the room to watch it.

And we wonder why our electric bill is sky high.



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If you leave the lights on, it saves the wear and tear on the light switch. That means the light switch will last longer and you wont spend as much money replacing the switch. So leaving the lights on saves money.

 

[withrespect]

If you leave the lights on, it saves the wear and tear on the light switch. That means the light switch will last longer and you wont spend as much money replacing the switch. So leaving the lights on saves money.

Is it true that leaving the car running uses less gas than it uses to re-start the car? Is this the same logic?

 

[slotpuppy]

Is it true that leaving the car running uses less gas than it uses to re-start the car? Is this the same logic?

Leaving the car running invites people to steal it, never leave it running.

 

[aps45819]

I considered running over my first ex in the driveway after she announced she was splitting. If she hadn't told anybody else I figured worst case would vehicular manslaughter and get a couple years probation.

 

[Misfit]

If my spouse doesn't learn how to consistently and routinely turn off unnecessary lights and energy-suckers in the house, then yes, yes, I would gladly kill him.

I am beyond ticked off at the number of times I walk into an empty room to find the light on, or go into another room to find the tv on and there isn't anyone in the room to watch it.

And we wonder why our electric bill is sky high.









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I've stopped fighting this fight. Even disconnecting all the charging cords that are in every outlet in the house not connected to a device. It was a full time job fallowing everybody around telling them to turn off this and unplug that. I came home to the upstairs windows open the other day with the A/C pumping away to keep up. When I asked why the windows were open I got "It's such a nice day out".

 

[withrespect]

Leaving the car running invites people to steal it, never leave it running.

That didn't answer my question.

 

[slotpuppy]

That didn't answer my question.

Starting the car requires 3.2 cubic yards of fuel, while leaving it running requires 4.6 to 7.3 cubic yards of fuel.

 

[KDENISE977]

I've stopped fighting this fight. Even disconnecting all the charging cords that are in every outlet in the house not connected to a device. It was a full time job fallowing everybody around telling them to turn off this and unplug that. I came home to the upstairs windows open the other day with the A/C pumping away to keep up. When I asked why the windows were open I got "It's such a nice day out".

sometimes you just need some fresh air !!! I do this all the time

 

[withrespect]

Starting the car requires 3.2 cubic yards of fuel, while leaving it running requires 4.6 to 7.3 cubic yards of fuel.

I am going to go tell my coworker that he is WRONG WRONG WRONG!!!