Why, I am sure that she has a winning personality...
Posted on 01/11/2011 8:56:20 AM PST by ConservativeStatement
OCALA — A 29-year-old Citra woman was arrested Saturday after she allegedly doused her boyfriend's genital area with gasoline and set him on fire.
Victoria Eltonya Bynes, of 17355 NE 16th Terrace in Citra, was charged with aggravated battery and was taken to the Marion County Jail, where she was released on $10,000 bond early Sunday morning.
Her boyfriend, Andrew Williams, 42, of 17360 NE 18th Ave. in Citra, was transported to Shands at the University of Florida in Gainesville with serious injuries. His condition Sunday was unknown.
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I was thinking Jim Morrison.
Anyone up for a weenie roast?
Her boyfriend must be a blind man.
Elvis, “burning love”
Hot dog.
So you’re ok with what she did?
Cruel. Cruel cruel
Oh, and "Guilty".
I usually get charged extra for that.
So some guy burned off some woman’s breasts. The b@stard, the evilness of this despicable, vile butchery is beyond comprehension. We need a new law.
Oh wait a minute, you say it was a woman burning a man’s genital? Now THAT is funny.
I see similar done on purpose almost every night on TV. Boy, now there is high brow humor. America's "Funniest" home videos would be off the air if they did not show such acts of comedy.
So bring you 'jina and boobs over here woman. I want to punch, kick, set on fire and generally mutilate. It's all for laughs. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ...............
New dating rules for that guy:
1. Girlfriend does not sleep over.
2. Girlfriend does not have key to the apartment.
3. Girlfriend not allowed to touch gasoline.
4. No more matches in the house.
5. Maybe start dating in my age bracket.
Do they not realize that there are better ways to eliminate crabs?
Congress should write a new law to prevent this — that is exactly what is needed.
Congress should write a new law to prevent this — that is exactly what is needed.
The obligatory ball kick that shows up in almost all movies now a days has worn out its uniqueness. It’s been done before—thousands of times. Hollywood is incapable of positive imagination and not repeating over and over past mundaneness.
How does that translate to $/inch?
Pre- or post-conflagration?
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