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Can I call this guy a wacko?

General Discussion
#1

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/canada_bus_col;_ylt=A9G_RzmkOZJIbYUAqgcDW7oF

Seems this fella decided to decapitate the fellow in the bus seat next to him while he slept.
I guess even Canada has its share of wackos.
Ralph

#2

Looks like Canaduh will now have to ban all bus passengers.

Greyhound will be required to turn over all passengers to the Canadiuhn Gummint for destruction by the Gummint at a specified date, to protect the public.

If the companies fail to do so, the Mounties will intercept said busses, and without need of a warrant (remember, nobody can defend themselves anymore), remove said passengers from said busses and destroy them on the spot.

Or, feed them into the hopper.
Soylent Green!

#3

Yea, Ralph I think calling him a wacko is a pretty safe bet…

#4

Even I’d back you on that one

#5
mike omalley said:
Even I'd back you on that one
I'm happy to have found a use for the word that you approve of. Now as long as you don't hit me with the "there is no they" I'll be OK :lol: Ralph
#6

Hey guys, they are presently determining where the Wacko came from. No News on that yet.

#7

He probably had a tofu sandwich for supper.

#8

Wacko is a derivative of Waco, TX

#9

Wacko is a derivitive of Wacky, there used to be a store here in LA called Wacko that went back several decades almost to the 50’s, so it goes alot farther back than the Branch Dividian wackos in Waco.

#10
Victor Smith said:
Wacko is a derivitive of Wacky, there used to be a store here in LA called Wacko that went back several decades almost to the 50's, so it goes alot farther back than the Branch Dividian wackos in Waco.
Just proves that California is always "slightly ahead"! :lol: :lol:
#11
Hans-Joerg Mueller said:
Hey guys, they are presently determining where the Wacko came from. No News on that yet.
HJ, Praying its an American, are you ? By the way, have they ever determined where the severed limbs(as in arms and legs) were coming from that they have been finding on the Canadian coast ? I think at last count it was 5 or 6. Ralph
#12
Victor Smith said:
Wacko is a derivitive of Wacky, there used to be a store here in LA called Wacko that went back several decades almost to the 50's, so it goes alot farther back than the Branch Dividian wackos in Waco.
I was using the word in the 70's in Michigan. No idea of the origin. Vic is correct, its much older than Waco. Ralph
#13

Hah! Some people are agitated a little more than others Right??? Probably said something to the guy he didnt really appreciate.

#14
Ralph Berg said:
Hans-Joerg Mueller said:
Hey guys, they are presently determining where the Wacko came from. No News on that yet.
HJ, Praying its an American, are you ? By the way, have they ever determined where the severed limbs(as in arms and legs) were coming from that they have been finding on the Canadian coast ? I think at last count it was 5 or 6. Ralph
Ralph,

I don’t pray, neither do I prey. :stuck_out_tongue:

Body parts: looks like two feet belong to someone from WA; one foot they tied to a Canadian body, one was a prank. That leaves two. Looks like the guys in WA and BC don’t read each other’s reports regarding missing body parts. :stuck_out_tongue: :smiley:

#15
Jerry Hansen said:
Hah! Some people are agitated a little more than others Right?????? Probably said something to the guy he didnt really appreciate.
Poor sap was probably snoring.

HJ,
Didn’t mean the word in the literal sense. Wishing, hoping…substitute any one of the many words that fit.
Ralph

#16
Ralph Berg said:
Victor Smith said:
Wacko is a derivitive of Wacky, there used to be a store here in LA called Wacko that went back several decades almost to the 50's, so it goes alot farther back than the Branch Dividian wackos in Waco.
I was using the word in the 70's in Michigan. No idea of the origin. Vic is correct, its much older than Waco. Ralph
Didn't youse guys notice my tongue firmly in my cheek?
#17
Steve Featherkile said:
Ralph Berg said:
Victor Smith said:
Wacko is a derivitive of Wacky, there used to be a store here in LA called Wacko that went back several decades almost to the 50's, so it goes alot farther back than the Branch Dividian wackos in Waco.
I was using the word in the 70's in Michigan. No idea of the origin. Vic is correct, its much older than Waco. Ralph
Didn't youse guys notice my tongue firmly in my cheek?
I was wondering what that strange look on you face was :lol: Ralph
#18

Your Greyhound Wacko probably was practising on feet first.

#19
Ralph Berg said:
Steve Featherkile said:
Ralph Berg said:
I was using the word in the 70's in Michigan. No idea of the origin. Vic is correct, its much older than Waco. Ralph
Didn't youse guys notice my tongue firmly in my cheek?
I was wondering what that strange look on you face was :lol: Ralph
Methane.
#20

Li.
What’s that, Taiwan or China?
From Edmonton?