Comments by "c. j. macq" (@cjmacq-vg8um) on "FOX 2 Detroit" channel.

  1. is that true? where'd you hear that? i was wondering why they didn't call an abulance. but some situations require quicker action. the cop did his job and risked his life to save another. but what was all that screaming about? is that normal for an electrocution victim? was he ok? the officer deserves an accomidation.
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  2.  @markhusseymh1 ... he was screaming from pain. for some odd reason i didn't even think of that. i didn't think an electrocution victim having physical wounds. it would probably be very painful wouldn't it?
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  3. the cop did his job and risked his life to save another. but what was all that screaming about? is that normal for an electrocution victim? was he ok and did the officer recieve an accomidation?
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  4.  @WildnUnruly ... i understand that now. for some reason i didn't think an electrocution having physical wounds. i bet it was painful as hell uh?
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  5. i remember when i was a kid my older brother took me out to eat at "sambos." (anyone remember sambos?) and when we were done he got up and left without paying. i was shocked. i didn't quite know what was going on. so i followed him out the door. i not only thought it was a rotten thing to do to the restaurant but it was a rotten thing to do to me. suffice it to say, i never let him take me out to eat again.
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  6. the cop did his job and risked his life to save another. but what was all that screaming about? is that normal for an electrocution victim? was he ok and did the officer recieve an accomidation?
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  7.  @travisjohnson1500  ... i wish people would stop jumping to conclusions. all i did was ask a question. if you want to answer it please do so. but don't make accusations based on your assumptions. just answer the question and that'll be the end of it. i ask one question and i'm instantly belittled and insulted. is this what the internet has done to us? i want no part of it.
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  8.  @WalterEKurtz-kp2jf  ... i understand that now. for some reason i didn't think an electrocution victim having physical wounds. i bet it was painful as hell uh?
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  9.  @meatloverspizza23 ... yes, i understand. i think what threw me was the sudden screaming. i couldn't figure out where it was coming from because there was no screaming before and no one seemed to be reacting to it. thanks for filling me in.
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  10.  @marriellenpeachynyaabbagit6089  ... i know, i know. i should burn in hell for asking a question. i didn't know the victim was awake. i started hearing these strange noises. i didn't know where they were coming from. give me break... sheeeesh - SOME PEOPLE!
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  11. i remember when i was a kid my older brother took me out to eat at "sambos." (anyone remember sambos?) and when we were done he got up and left without paying. i was shocked. i didn't quite know what was going on. so i followed him out the door. i not only thought it was a rotten thing to do to the restaurant but it was a rotten thing to do to me. suffice it to say, i never let him take me out to eat again.
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  12.  @TheTechnoPilot  ... thanks for the info. my problem was i couldn't determin where the moaning was coming from as i couldn't tell it was coming from the victim. i've been amply informed.
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  13. the cop did his job and risked his life to save another. but what was all that screaming about? is that normal for an electrocution victim? was he ok and did the officer recieve an accomidation?
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  14.  @CapnLubeHandles ... nope. the stupity lies in all the insulting and vicious responses to a simple question. NONE OF YOU have ever heard screams like that. i've been in HORRIBLE pain and never screamed like that. i've seen people in horrible pain. they never scream like that. i don't blame the kid for screaming. but i do blame all you karens for attacking me for asking a simple question.
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  15.  @krystavares8477  ... i bet he was feeling pretty grumpy huh? how many times do i have to explain this? i didn't know he was awake. i didn't know where the sounds were coming from. saying "it was the victim making those groans" would be sufficient. that's all i needed to know.
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  16.  @pattylecompte9846  ... seriously do i have to explain this again? ok, ok, ok, i get it. i learned my lesson. i'll never ask another question for the rest of my life. btw, why was he screaming? is electrocution really that painful? i'm probably the only one on this thread who personally knew a burn victim. he was my grandpa and he suffered 3rd degree burns over 40% of his body. luckily he survived. the recovery, i learned, is more painful than the wounds. i appreciate your comment but enough is enough already.
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  17. i remember when i was a kid my older brother took me out to eat at "sambos." (anyone remember sambos?) and when we were done he got up and left without paying. i was shocked. i didn't quite know what was going on. so i followed him out the door. i not only thought it was a rotten thing to do to the restaurant but it was a rotten thing to do to me. suffice it to say, i never let him take me out to eat again.
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  18. i remember when i was a kid my older brother took me out to eat at "sambos." (anyone remember sambos?) and when we were done he got up and left without paying. i was shocked. i didn't quite know what was going on. so i followed him out the door. i not only thought it was a rotten thing to do to the restaurant but it was a rotten thing to do to me. suffice it to say, i never let him take me out to eat again.
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  19.  @shelleylindquist9452  ... i wish people would stop jumping to conclusions. all i did was ask a question. if you want to answer it please do so. but don't make accusations based on your assumptions. just answer the question and that'll be the end of it. i ask one question and i'm instantly belittled and insulted. is this what the internet has done to us? i want no part of it.
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