He was fulfilling a lifelong fantasy of getting head on a bus.

WilberCuntLicker will not be back anytime soon?

I'm guessing he's a former USMC DI who needed a neck to shit down.

I personally love that he schlepped to the front of the bus with the head and dropped it on the floor by the driver. Great moment, dramatically speaking.

Banjo still wins

MSG Tripps wrote:

WilberCuntLicker will not be back anytime soon?

There's no way our Cnandian amanuensis sat quietly on the bus before the stabbing.

ah297900 wrote:

The audio from that page sounds fishy, as does the superfluous assertion that "If ever there was a case of absolute evil, this is it."

On the other hand, the rainbow flags on the cop cars were a nice touch.

That was the fashion police.

UPDATE: PETA tries to cash in on the story.

PETA is single-handedly disproving the adage that there is no such thing as bad publicity.

George Orr wrote:

I pledge to vote for any Presidential candidate who will vow to round up every member of PeTA, herd them into a small space and gas them to death.  I will pull out my wallet and pay for PPV of the event.  I would participate in a barbecue of the remains (as both cook and guest) if asked.

Could we not just use a gas-driven rod-gun - it's much more energy efficient and doesn't have a negative impact on the environment.   I shudder when considering the cost of gassing and incerating these nutjobs.

sigmoid freud wrote:

People, people, people. You are so easily distracted.  You lose focus, get off on this PETA tangent, and stop paying attention to the heart of the matter.

Exactly. Turns out, that website has a handy-dandy little tool that pops up whenever you double-click on a word. Click on Li's name, and you get a definition of lithium. Problem solved.

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Greyhound Canada is pulling an ad campaign related to “bus rage” after last week’s violent stabbing and beheading onboard a Greyhound bus that was bound for Winnipeg from Edmonton. The 2007 campaign features a slogan that reads, “There’s a reason you’ve never heard of bus rage.” Abby Wambaugh, a spokeswoman with Greyhound Canada, says the campaign was supposed to expire before the attack, but there were some ads “lingering out there.” “We realized after the incident that it was no longer appropriate and it could be very offensive,” said Wambaugh. “Greyhound realizes that it is important to get those ads removed.” Wambaugh says the company hasn’t noticed a decrease in passengers in Canada and the U.S. since last week’s attack.