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Man will die laughing

p2pnet.net OT news:- Patrick Knight plans to die laughing. Literally.

He’s on death row in Texas, and he’s slated for execution today.

On his MySpace page, “run by one of his friends outside prison since they don’t have computers or internet access on death row,” says the Texas Moratorium Network blog.

“I want people to send me their best jokes, to keep me and the others with dates, laughing!” - he says.

The best joke, “will be determined by the inmates on death watch and will be recited in Patrick’s ‘Last Statement’,” says the Texas Moratorium Network post.

“Instead of ‘Dead Man Walking’ he will be ‘Dead Man Laughing’.”

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