I have written before about the Court People, about whom we say, "If they could read, and follow directions, they wouldn't be going to court."
So typical, this story: Man threatened to burn baby clothes
Why didn't he just burn them, or throw them away, or mail them to her, or do one of any number of other things, instead of threatening to burn them?
Why didn't the ex-girlfriend just go get the clothes instead of calling the police?
How long had the clothes been there? The child surely would have grown out of them soon anyway.
Is there some logic here that I am missing?
Ponder this:
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8 comments:
There’s nowt so queer as folk.
Many times I shake my wise old head at the stupidity or sheer inexplicability of someone’s behaviour. Best to keep quiet and stay sane.
You're right: why do some people WANT to be Court People? :-)
Court people is not an expression I had heard before, but I completely understand what it means from your example.
There's a reason why she left him ... possibly not unconnected to his threatening manner .
And , of course , he really does want his day in court to air his grievances .
Poor Judge !
What Friko said . . . good grief!
What Friko said . . . good grief!
People are just nuts. What a waste of energy.
They both need to get a more productive life! (I hope the baby doesn't grow up to be just like them...)
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