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Viper
13th April 2007, 20:08
whats the gramatical difference?
Emma_ZS
13th April 2007, 20:09
i suppose execution is known about and decided upon but murder is the opposite
kenny
13th April 2007, 20:09
spot on basicly ^^^
boffinizer
13th April 2007, 20:10
i suppose execution is known about and decided upon but murder is the opposite

pretty much
TU-Tuning
13th April 2007, 20:14
i suppose execution is known about and decided upon but murder is the opposite

Thats the difference between murder and manslaughter i reckon, but the other way round, murder is decided upon manslaughter isnt. Murder be to kill with intent.



Excecution is i think the legal and in theory general publics willing to kill someone in punishment. Murder is killing someone for a persons/group of peoples own reason/s.
Emma_ZS
13th April 2007, 20:17
Thats the difference between murder and manslaughter i reckon, but the other way round, murder is decided upon manslaughter isnt. Murder be to kill with intent.



Excecution is i think the legal and in theory general publics willing to kill someone in punishment. Murder is killing someone for a persons/group of peoples own reason/s.

thanks for stealing my limelight lol. I suppose it depends what context you are putting it in
bullit
13th April 2007, 20:18
yeah execution is like right mate sadly your gonna die. murder is an actual act
Viper
13th April 2007, 20:19
ooh, i like benjy's descriptions :)

but al other attempts are appreciated :P
Emma_ZS
13th April 2007, 20:20
yeah execution is like right mate sadly your gonna die. murder is an actual act

straight to the point lol
bullit
13th April 2007, 20:21
yours was better
Emma_ZS
13th April 2007, 20:21
ooh, i like benjy's descriptions :)

but al other attempts are appreciated :P

does that mean i don't get a rep then? :innocent: :(
TU-Tuning
13th April 2007, 20:22
Whats this for anyway viper? Did you shoot a small child thinking it was a pheasant and your tryin to work out your sentance?
bullit
13th April 2007, 20:23
LMAO....
gartrell
13th April 2007, 20:30
whats the gramatical difference?


random thread....


trying to tell us something?

there's already a thread for confessions :)

http://www.saxperience.com/forum/showthread.php?t=76887
mrolinc
13th April 2007, 20:37
haha execution (capital punishment) isn't in practice in this country
Viper
13th April 2007, 20:37
lmao. no

was on NCIS

"it wasnt murder, they were executed"

and i wanted to know the difference :)
TU-Tuning
13th April 2007, 20:39
If they said it like that, they probably mean that they were killed knowing they were going to die, rather than not knowing
mrolinc
13th April 2007, 20:47
if they were executed it means that they were executed! its not really that hard to comprehend, they must of been executed in a country were capital punishment is legal

if its not legal, then it's murder.

problem solved?

lol
Viper
13th April 2007, 20:55
^^

if it wasnt that hard to comprehend, i wouldnt be asking :)

execution isnt just carried out in a little room of a prison by electric chair etc.... lol
Leo
13th April 2007, 20:56
did you miss when shooting rabbits and blow someones head off? thats murder mate.
Viper
13th April 2007, 21:02
erm.. already been said leo, read above :P
bullit
13th April 2007, 21:04
rabbits and pheasants are totally different :P
Viper
13th April 2007, 21:07
haha, good point :)

shall i start a new thread? difference between bunnies and pheasants
Barry123
13th April 2007, 21:09
nothing like a jolly friday night thread...