you could make me happy this way

wtf. "if a kangeroo runs out, just kill it lah" wads wrong with these fucking selfish pple. ther is such thing call brake or swerve. so wad if u end up with a few bruises. wads comparable to a kangaroo's life. i mean like, its A LIFE for fuckinggod sake. i bet if its like a human, they will be like, "den brake lah. or swerve" wad dangerous pebbles road.. who ask u to drive so fast in the first place and then to realise a kangaroo is crossing the road. and then decide u don wan to risk having any injuries so u happily go n run the kangaroo down. WTF.

so am i right to say that if there's a human crossing the road and i am driving like damn fast bcuz I LIKE IT. and den when i see the human, i just simply run him over lah. cuz i don wan myself to get hurt wad, and who ask the person to go n cross the road. cant he just stay at that side of the road FOREVER.

no ryte! no human would ever do tt to anudder human. and for doing tt, they may feel guilty for the rest of their life. so, why do u fucking pple say such things so casually ,"just run down the kangaroo wad.. u noe.. its so dangerous to brake. u might end up injured." INJURED ONLY WAD. nt killED. fucking selfish humans.

I AM SO PISSED. "A KANGAROO IS JUST A BIG RAT". wad the fuck are u thinking. A LIFE IS A LIFE. ther is no diff whether its a rabbit, spider, kangaroo, rat or wad.

if u are the one driving at such damn fast speed den u shud suffer the consequences! not the kangeroo! who only wans to cross the road to get to the other side. and they are the ones who own these place first. its the fucking intruding humans who went to pave a road and allow fucking selfish driviers to drive on the road. and then now they have the cheek to say things like that. wadthehell.

i just feel like pushing a knife through these pple.

humans are FREAKING self centered creatures.

i feel so sry for these animals who cant fend for themselves :'( . i cant say for sure i wont do smth to the next human who say this kind of heartless things again.

{ 4/21/2007 }