If I remember the news story that I read I don't remember what country officiates over that Island but they couldn't even land a party to collect the body.
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If I remember the news story that I read I don't remember what country officiates over that Island but they couldn't even land a party to collect the body.
LVSteve
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It's part of India. I would not put it past the authorities there to say leave the body as a reminder to others.
I don't blame them. I'm sorry, he's not some Special Operations soldier who died bravely establishing a beachhead, he was a chuckleheaded loon who decided to go annoy the violent, antisocial residents of this island. That's on him. No sense risking more lives to retrieve his body. I don't care if they ate him, if someone died trying to retrieve his corpse, then that would be a tragedy.
That makes sense and also provides good proof for a Darwin award!
I'm hoping the selfish idiot does some serious time.
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Most of my response to such conduct would peel the paint off of a battleship and cause the mods to have cardiac issues and suspend me until the end of my days. Let us say that I don't have any positive thoughts for such an entitled donkey.
Made me think of poor uncle Bosie.
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The number 2 spot is here in the flatlands of the midwest.!!!!
WuzzFuzz
The number 2 spot is here in the flatlands of the midwest.!!!!
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I take it you have never heard of Glasgow Montana. It is 4.5 hours by road from any actual city. Some of the places up in the Yakk are pretty far off the beaten paths too. Then there is Jordan, population 365 making it the 14,473rd larges town in America, Its the the Garfield county seat, a county with a population density of .2 people per square mile. But then it is only 80 miles from interstate highway at Miles City, population 9,000. Bunch of hicks. The town I live in has 6,000 and is only 100 miles from any interstate or larger town.
Montana has a population density of just 7.8 per sq mile, less than 1/3 of Nebraska's 26, Nevada's 29 or Kansas's 36, With our neighbors, Wyoming (6) N Dakota(11) and S Dakota (12) we make up the lower 48 4 lowest population density states
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