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sacrificia_l

May 23, 2008 08:05

A certain crime is punishable if attempted but not punishable if committed. What is it?

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[Screened] goggles_win May 23 2008, 18:39:00 UTC

Cheerful one. Suicide.

[Screened] sacrificia_l May 24 2008, 00:35:51 UTC

Of course. Well done.

[screened] deaths_pilot May 23 2008, 19:28:44 UTC

Revolution...

[OOC: Duo would think of war, wouldn't he?]

[screened] sacrificia_l May 24 2008, 00:36:21 UTC

Correct.

Re: [screened] deaths_pilot May 24 2008, 01:42:00 UTC

Nice. More than one answer, I'm sure... what's the other one?

[screened] sacrificia_l May 24 2008, 02:29:30 UTC

Can you not think of it yourself?

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hillard May 23 2008, 23:04:05 UTC

A crime is only a crime to those who think of it as such.

sacrificia_l May 24 2008, 00:38:53 UTC

Obviously. The question, however, does not concern the definition of crime, but the potential execution of punishment.

hillard May 24 2008, 01:30:16 UTC

Punishment is irrelevant.

sacrificia_l May 24 2008, 02:28:44 UTC

How so?

[screened] fearcutsdeeper May 24 2008, 06:36:43 UTC

. . .

Murder.

[screened] sacrificia_l May 24 2008, 07:05:31 UTC

A murderer cannot be punished?

[screened] fearcutsdeeper May 24 2008, 07:39:22 UTC

Not if you do it to yourself.

... Killing yourself is a better answer, I suppose.

[ooc; Arya's got murder on the brain. 8| ]

[screened] sacrificia_l May 24 2008, 07:41:37 UTC

Interesting...

Suicide is a correct answer.

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