Yankees-Red Sox feud becomes deadly

I love the Red Sox, but do I love them enough to kill for them? No. That goes without saying. My co-worker at work loves the Yankees, enough to kill for them? No. Tragically, it does happen. Apparently, making a comment about someones Yankees bumper sticker can get you killed. How sad and how tragic. It's a game. No game is worth any ones life.

Sometimes people really do make me sad. This is definitely one of those cases. As it stands now, someone in the group made an off-handed remark about her Yankees bumper sticker, she got in to her car drove away then turned and drove into the group striking two people with her car. One died of massive head injuries and the other had minor injuries. Over a comment made about a Yankees bumper sticker? This just astounds me.

Comments

Vanda said…
OMG that is so awfull Em. So sad.
May 6, 2008 at 10:50 AM
miwise said…
A few seconds of uncontrolled anger and lives are changed forever. Sad.
May 7, 2008 at 10:34 AM
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