How much does a contract killing cost?
Q. its OK,I'm only asking...
Asked by The Dictator - Sat Oct 7 07:28:16 2006 - - 29 Answers - 0 Comments

A. it would be quite a few thousand cheeper to do it yourself : )
Answered by sasha - Sat Oct 7 11:20:40 2006

I need to make some cash fast anyone got ideas..And no I wont do contract killing or drug selling?
Q. I need to make some cash fast anyone got ideas..And no I wont do contract killing or drug selling?
Asked by HUBBS - Mon Oct 16 14:24:09 2006 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Get a job!
Answered by kja63 - Mon Oct 16 14:25:39 2006

Does this contract killing in Dubai hold all the hallmarks of Mossad, Israels "intelligence" service?
Q. What were the Israelis thinking of when then come up with a plan like this which is bound to put even more pressure on Britain's relationship with Israel. It is stated they used 6 fake British passports to carry out this assassination by Mossad,s death squad.This has also angered Canada and New Zealand who has also been used by Mossad using fake passports and in fact it happened to Britain once before Also included in this farce is Ireland with 3 fake passports, France and Germany with 1 each all of who will not be pleased with Israel mossad has used the forged and stolen passports of several friendly countries to carry out hits in the past, including a bungled assassination attempt on the Hamas leader, Sheikh Khaled Meshaal, in… [cont.]
Asked by michael w - Tue Feb 16 20:10:00 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments

A. David Milliband should summon the Israeli ambassador to the FCO to explain. I'd suggest seating him on a low couch and ripping him a new one in front of TV cameras like the Israelis did with the Turkish ambassador. Either that or say if Israel won't respect out passports we won't respect theirs and impose a blanket ban on Israeli passport holders entering Britain until a satisfactory explanation is offered.
Answered by Pheemz2 - Tue Feb 16 20:40:41 2010

Assassinations/contract kills that remain unsolved?
Q. Im writing a short story and i need to do a little bit of research. Im looking for cases of assassinations or contract kills that remain unsolved. (Meaning they dont know who did it) Please do not say the john f. kennedy assassination. Can anyone help me?
Asked by Intuitive Inquirer - Sun Jun 7 11:36:35 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. In the 1960's in Los Angeles County, A wife fell off a ladder and is was considered an accident. The husband Phil McNabb or Macnabb the wife was Frankie (probably Frances).
Answered by Joan - Thu Jun 11 01:21:02 2009

Movie where eldery people contract a killer to kill them.?
Q. People in a nursing home contract an assassin to killed them while in a party. He uses some kind of gas to do it.
Asked by ralo42 - Sat Jan 31 02:04:21 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. sounds like Grace Quigley (1984)?
Answered by chucksright - Sat Jan 31 14:11:19 2009

whats the difference between an assassin, hitman, mercenary, and contract killer ?
Q. hitman is a person alone who kills for money, assassin is part of a group that kills. contract killer not sure. but mercenary is like an ex soldier paid for diffrent jobs. what are your definitions ?
Asked by arcobaleno hitman - Fri Nov 13 21:12:06 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The word for assassin has been around longer, hit man and contract killer all kill for pay. the mercenary is a soldier who serves only for pay and kills if in battle with out any sense of patriotism. An example the Hessians defeated by General Washington in the battle of Trenton. Jesse
Answered by jesse - Fri Nov 13 21:32:23 2009

is it legal to include death as a term in a contract?
Q. like if someone breaks the contract, they will be killed. if both parties sign the contract and one party breaks it, is it legal to kill them? just curious.
Asked by Panda - Sat Jun 21 09:36:23 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. no. Consent is defense to many crimes, but only if the consent is truly voluntary. Conditional agreement is not the same as consent. Furthermore, consent is not a defense to murder.
Answered by laughter_every_day - Sat Jun 21 10:20:28 2008

If someone hires a hit man and takes out a contract on someone, does the contract have to be notarized?
Q. I am kidding of course. On television show with undercover police officers a woman actually told the undercover officer that she wanted a valid contract signed by him guaranteeing that he would kill her husband. I don't think she understood that the term 'contract' was not meant literally.
Asked by Harry Enzyme Jr. - Sun Sep 7 14:34:49 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Whew!! I'm glad you clarified your question. After reading the caption I couldn't believe that someone could ask such a question. Some characters on TV are just plain DUMB aren't they?
Answered by mardix27 - Sun Sep 7 14:46:18 2008

How long does it take for Hepatitis C to kill you if you contract it today?
Q. How long does it take for Hepatitis C to kill you if you contract it today?
Asked by spike - Sun Jun 22 20:28:11 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. For many people it won't kill them, just make them fatigued & achy & lower their quality of life some. Others it may kill them eventually, but it depends on a lot of variables: lifestyle (if you drink, your liver will fail much quicker. Same for drug use; OTC as well as prescriptions & street drugs). Diet, age, race, also play a part in how you'll fare with hep c. Unfortunately, there is no formula to follow, so everyone with hep c should be cautious, eat healthy, no drinking or drugs unless prescribed by a knowledgable doctor. And get vaccinated against Hep A & B so your liver will not be under a double attack. Hope this helps.
Answered by cindy1323 - Sun Jun 22 21:35:12 2008

Hiring a hit man. If both parties sign the contract, is it legally binding? Upheld in court?
Q. Can a contract killing be notarized? I am taking some real hits on this question. You guys are killing me. Make me an offer I can't refuse. Can I outsource a contract killing to miminize the cost. Are there people in India who can do it over the phone?
Asked by enzyme304 - Tue May 2 18:58:09 2006 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments

A. take a business law class at your local college... Any contract that binds either or both sides to illegal actions (killing, drugs, prostitution..) is declaed void by any court of law and both sides are equally guilty for entering into the contract. Yeah, take a hit man contract to Judge Judy becuase you didnt get paid, and see what happens
Answered by candi225 - Tue May 2 19:03:36 2006

Name of black gang from New Jersey and Philadelphia?
Q. Does anyone know the name of the base New Jersey, Philadelphia, Charlotte, North Carolina black gang that has sprung up in the upstate of South Carolina? They deal in contract killing, illegal weapons sales, fraud, identity theft, forgery, and money laundering.
Asked by adf - Tue Feb 24 10:18:25 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. carnage & anarchy
Answered by Skylar R - Tue Feb 24 10:25:08 2009

Is there any way to sign a contract or waiver to make it illegitimate?
Q. Let's say for example, I want to do the hot chicken wing challenge and I have to sign a waiver. Can I sign, " I B Drunk " as my name in case it gives me ulcers or whatever happens? I just don't want to be responsible for almost killing myself for someone else's food.
Asked by Mike Hock - Wed Dec 2 22:21:48 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. most of those waivers will not hold up in court.
Answered by pumalol - Wed Dec 2 23:16:51 2009

Do you believe those ads that say Listerine kills germs on contract?
Q. Do you believe those ads that say Listerine kills germs on contract?
Asked by Tragic Typos - Wed Sep 3 10:01:29 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. LOL yeah Tony S put a hit on all those germs, so now they will be sleeping with the fishes!
Answered by Sicilian - Wed Sep 3 10:08:21 2008

I need some help regarding a drywall contract?
Q. I drew up a contract for some drywall work I was going to do for a contractor. I signed it and dated it, then I faxed it to him. He emailed it back with some modifications. I didn't sign anything afterwards. I started the project, but midway was told that I have to use bigger screws or it wouldn't pass inspection. The contract says nothing about using bigger screws than the ones normally used. I had to have the drywallers go back and put them in, killed about a day of work. Also, the contractor wants orange peel on the walls, but the contract says nothing about texturing the walls, only the ceiling. Can I charge extra for these modifications he's making? If so, what if he says no? If no, what can I do?
Asked by Hector R - Sun Sep 9 13:36:17 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. If he is making changes to the contract the answer if yes you can charge extra. You can sue him in small claims court if he does not pay you. The written contract that you have would be the contract that he faxed back to you with the changes. Even though you did not sign to agree with those changes you went ahead which would be interpreted as your agreement to the changes that he made. I am interpreting your question to be regarding the screws and the texturing as not being in the original contract or in the changes that he made and faxed back to you.
Answered by Jean - Sun Sep 9 13:51:43 2007

Did Alphonso Jackson kill a contract award because the contractor had disparaged his friend President Bush?
Q. Investigators probe whether HUD chief steered contract "...he once had killed a contract award because the contractor had disparaged his friend President Bush."
Asked by Chi Guy - Mon Oct 15 23:59:07 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Nope, no evidence. That's why I find YOU here Chi-guy. Still stirring that pot?
Answered by witwwats - Tue Oct 16 00:16:45 2007

I Feel Like I Am Meant To Contract Kill...?
Q. I feel as though I am meant to be an Assassin, or was in a past life, any help with getting rid of, or embracing this? This feeling seems to be natural.
Asked by Sam Papendick - Sat Jul 19 00:50:04 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You need to see a psychiatrist about your psychosis
Answered by spazzy - Sat Jul 19 00:56:22 2008

Is it worth it to purchase a Pest Contract with an exterminator?
Q. I saw mouse droppings...I have a cat and she stays upstairs. She is de-clawed i want to use her but im scared she would not be able to kill a mouse? I called a pest company and they are quoting about $35 a year...hmm. What should I do I have 2 small dogs one cat and Now a mouse. Can I buy something? traps and glue no mouse but droppings have been spotted. HELP ! Correction 35 a month.
Asked by D NICE! - Tue Aug 11 01:03:47 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. $35 per year? Sounds affordable but what does that include? Sure you can buy the glue traps but you also have to find holes and seal them up. You can find what you need at home depot or another home store/hardware store. Find out what's included. do you need the exterminator to show up every month.?
Answered by Tellin' U Da Truth! - Tue Aug 11 01:14:11 2009

Is it possible to contract HIV or Hepatitis through getting a manicure?
Q. I get my cutilcles cut both during manicure and pedicure. Occasionally, I get cuts and bleed, especially on the toes. I wonder is is possible to get infected with HIV or Hepatitis through the tools? The tools are sterilized in Ultra Violet cabins, but I read that HIV and Hepatitis virus are killed in autoclave only, and Ultra Violet cabins do not qualify as sterilizing units. Help, I'm worried and my nails look terrible in the meantime! Thanks!
Asked by NARGIZIK - Fri Mar 2 05:35:14 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I used to date a ambulence medic who delt with a lot of junkies. They work with a high risk of being jabbed with HIV and HepC infected syringes. If this ever happened there was a preventative cure...IF and only IF the needle drew blood, the medic was issued a large dose of antibiotics. It does work...because the jab is quite small and not as risky as intercourse with HIV carrier. IF you ever did get jabbed or scratched during a manicure session, I would predict you did NOT contract HIV or HepC. If any of the tools cut a customer or draw blood, I'm sure they would do more than just put them back into the UV cabin...You worry WAY too much. Get a home manicure set to ease your mind. Or don't go to such a seedy nail bar. Unless you are… [cont.]
Answered by Niamhy Creative - Fri Mar 2 08:10:13 2007

A patient has contracts to fulfill. His dr. helps him kill himself. Did the MD facilitate breach of contract?
Q. Assume assisted suicide is legal. If a doctor helps a patient die painlessly, but the patient had contracts to fulfill certain obligations (to make house payments or to work at his job or whatever else), what happens to those contractual obligations? Does someone else have to bear those obligations? Also, has the patient effectively committed premeditated breach of contract? If so, is the doctor legally (or morally) responsible?
Asked by AG - Wed Oct 14 20:34:21 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. No.
Answered by -Mewtwo- - Wed Oct 14 20:41:54 2009

If your team has a player who wants to renegotiate his contract (for a raise), how do you handle it?
Q. If he's a valuable guy, like a Chad Johnson or Brian Westbrook, it would hurt to have him sit out or cause trouble in the locker room. However, if you renegotiate with him, suddenly a bunch of other guys will be lining up for raises and it will kill your salary cap. How is a GM supposed to handle this, especially if the guy is obviously underpaid for his skills?
Asked by Chaz U - Wed Apr 30 19:33:14 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. No renegotiations, No Exceptions. It is time for these athletes to man up and honor the contracts they have signed. The league needs to make it possible for the teams to suspend these players without pay, without a salary cap hit, and without the ability to shop around for a sympathetic ear, for not honoring their contracts. If the player sits out hoping to outlast the contract, they should not be allowed to negotiate with any team until the contract has been honored (ie if a player has a 6 year contract and sits out after playing 3 years they still owe the original team 3 years, even if they sat out 3 years, to cover the bonuses they receive). If they have a contract, play or suffer the ramifications.
Answered by Broncs4ever - Wed Apr 30 19:42:20 2008