Catty Women

Murders stats tells nothing...
Ever notice how cats keep mice alive just to torture and toy with them some more?
 
You certainly have your facts, hey?

How about . . . the stats for . . . uhhhhmm . . . Papua New Guinea!

There is this wonderful thing called google. One day i might show you how to use it.

Murders stats tells nothing...
Ever notice how cats keep mice alive just to torture and toy with them some more?

Choose your own adventure:
meow or *BANG BANG*
 
Speaking of catty woman, Catwoman was on the other night. 5 minutes was all I could stand watching, even with gratuitous shots Halle's cleavage and the uber MILF Sharon.
 
Stats for Papua New Guinea:

Population: 6 000 000
Prisoners: 3 302
Male Prisoners: 95.8% [95.8/100 x 3 302 = 3163 male prisoners; 139 female prisoners]
Murder: 465 pa

Possible range-
*low end
assuming all 139 female prisoners were incarcerated for murder:
465 (number of murders) - 139 (number of female murderers)
= 326 (male murders)

326 (male murderers) /465 (total murders) = 70% of murders committed by males

*high end
assuming no female prisoners are incarcerated for murder:
then 100% of incarcerated murderers would be male.

The range therefore, and best answer to your question, is: between 70-100% of murders in Papua New Guinea are committed by men.
 
Men probably impulsivly kill and are easily caught out ...

Where women are sly, cunning and plan how to hurt, decieve and eventually kill there partners ... without leaving any trace. All the long term, sneaky poision cases are wives killing their husbands slowly.
 
Stats for Papua New Guinea:

Population: 6 000 000
Prisoners: 3 302
Male Prisoners: 95.8% [95.8/100 x 3 302 = 3163 male prisoners; 139 female prisoners]
Murder: 465 pa

Possible range-
*low end
assuming all 139 female prisoners were incarcerated for murder:
465 (number of murders) - 139 (number of female murderers)
= 326 (male murders)

326 (male murderers) /465 (total murders) = 70% of murders committed by males

*high end
assuming no female prisoners are incarcerated for murder:
then 100% of incarcerated murderers would be male.

The range therefore, and best answer to your question, is: between 70-100% of murders in Papua New Guinea are committed by men.

Ok . . . but can you do Kazakhstan!!!!! :erm:

Bet you can't!
 
Julias Malema nomination :D

Julius Malema-award yourself buddy, I don't think he would understand the mathematical concept of "range" either.


Dolby I agree women are probably far more likely to get away with murder, and statistically they do kill more often by sneaky stealth and less often by, for example, shoving blades into vaginas or hacking with a chainsaw. But even if you allow for this, statistically, male murderers are still going to outnumber female murderers at minimum 8 to 1.

Would you rather live on an island where:
1. murders occur very seldom, and when they do they are by stealth.
2. murders occur 8 times as often, and when they do they are crude, violent and upfront?
 
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In a recent study it has been found that in the current day to day lifestyle men are the weakest link.

Women adapt and evolve a lot better than men ever can for today's current demanding lifestyle.

Men recently have been made defunct due to the fact that science can now synthetically create sperm.

Essentially the argument why do women rather cat fight unlike men. Because, as has been demonstrated by the men on this forum. Men, unlike women, are generally insensitive, ego-driven, dim and usually very linear in their thought are incapable of arguing unless it is with the use of force.

SO to the short of the long.

Woman have something which I think 97% of men dont have.

Intuition.

So for the typical male: Doesn't it suck to know you have the mentality of an ape and the intuition of a doorknob. ;)
 
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Would you rather live on an island where:
1. murders occur very seldom, and when they do they are by stealth.
2. murders occur 8 times as often, and when they do they are crude, violent and upfront?

I'm on episode 12 of Harper's Island.
 
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