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In what can only be described as one of the more "interesting" negligent discharge stories - a man recently shot a woman in Malaysia after mistaking her for a monkey.

I"m not sure whether to or

Man mistakes woman for a monkey, shoots her
Malaysian police say victim was picking fruit in neighbor's tree

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/29685956/?GT1=43001

I suppose the "know your target" is the primary rule to apply here. At least the victim is "stable".

Maybe she looked more like this than we realize.

Maybe I'm becoming cynical, but wouldn't the primary rule to apply here be: Don't trespass and steal fruit from your neighbor's tree?

I agree...you mess with a dog and you get bit. Now two wrongs don't make a right by any means, he broke the 4 rules...

Velocity wrote:In what can only be described as one of the more "interesting" negligent discharge stories - a man recently shot a woman in Malaysia after mistaking her for a monkey.

I"m not sure whether to or

Man mistakes woman for a monkey, shoots her
Malaysian police say victim was picking fruit in neighbor's tree

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/29685956/?GT1=43001

I suppose the "know your target" is the primary rule to apply here. At least the victim is "stable".

Don't you mean know your primate?

For the PETA folks, the good news is no monkeys were injured in the shooting of this person.

tfrazier wrote:For the PETA folks, the good news is no monkeys were injured in the shooting of this person.

Classic...