BOYFRIEND GOT RUN OVER BY HIS GIRLFRIEND....

When did running over your boyfriend become the latest fad? In fact, when did running anyone over become the latest fad? I've been reading and hearing so many stories lately about someone who's been run over. Normally, when you hear that someone's been run over, it's an accident, but these days, people have been getting run over on purpose. Why? Do we hate each other that much, that we feel the need to physically harm someone this badly? Then again, after reading all of these stories from Newtown, Connecticut, it seems we can hate that much for some apparent reason. 

 Anyway, Chicago police recently arrested a woman who allegedly ran her boyfriend over, leaving him with severe burns to his chest, back and get ready guys...his testicles. Blah! 23-year-old Christine Meyers is behind bars on a $100,000 bond after she supposedly ran over the unidentified man, better known as her boyfriend, following a heated argument on December 14 outside her home in Tinley Park. The couple began fighting after Meyers picked him up from a bar. When they arrived at Meyers' house, the boyfriend got out of the car and laid down in front of the vehicle, as if to coax her into running him over. Well, that was pretty dumb, huh? Meyers took him up on his offer and pushed the gas pedal to run him over. Now, how can anyone do this without feeling bad after? Only a monster can.

The boyfriend suffered burns to his chest and his back, as well as....(okay, warning to all my male readers: hold your nut sacks when you read what's next)...burns that tore off the skin of his testicles. Ouch! Ouch! Ouch! Are you guys cringing yet? The latter injury required further surgery. Dare I say, "What a bitch?" Meyers faces a charge of aggravated domestic battery. Her attorney initially requested that her bail be set at $6,000, but unfortunately for her, the judge was a man and sympathized with the victim setting her bail even higher at $100,000. The judge stated, "People fight every day, and they don't resort to violence." I have to agree! The past two days, I've written about to acts of stupidity and violence that could have been avoided if people used common sense. Oh, yeah! Common Sense is a lost art! Forget it.