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the world is starting to shatter, and no one wants to hear the truth, so long as they have their nike shoes made by 8 yo ch!ldren from 3rd world countries and their iphones loaded with selfies of themselves, theyre happy...*lix*
How long must this bullshit and crimes be covered up and the culprits let go without any recourse for what they have done to ruin in some cases these innocent k!ds lives...the bastards should be strung up by the nuts and kicked repeatedly till they die for their sins...
But lm sure they will all get off scott free again, the money they pay to the barristers to tell more lies and make reasonable doubt for these sickos..the world needs more vigilantes to rid the world of this scum..*lix*
Nice one bro....
Everyone, particularly you, certainly kept me excited alright!
Good riddance.
"Many more intelligent people than you or me have believed in the Devil."
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His favorite one-liner was:
"No man should see how laws or sausages are made."
(This summarizes (1) his idiocy and (2) his degree of fairness/transparency (hint: none).)
Want to see what an idiot president can do to a country - look at Zimbabwe and South Africa.
Her 1960 novel about a c.hild's eye view of racial injustice in the fictional southern town of Maycomb, Alabama, became standard reading for millions of young people.
By 2015, its sales were reported by publisher HarperCollins to be more than 40 million worldwide, making it one of the most widely read American novels of the 20th century.
And when the Library of Congress did a survey in 1991 on books that have affected people's lives, To K!ll a Mockingbird was second only to the Bible.
A family statement said: "With great sadness, Ms Lee passed away in her s.leep early this morning. Her passing was unexpected.
"She remained in good basic health until her passing. The family is in mourning and there will be a private funeral service in the upcoming days, as she had requested. Ms Lee was 89."
Hank Conner, Ms Lee's oldest n.ephew and family spokesperson said: "This is a sad day for our family. America and the world knew Harper Lee as one of the last century’s most beloved authors.
"We knew her as Nelle Harper Lee, a loving member of our family, a devoted friend to the many good people who touched her life, and a generous soul in our community and our state. We will miss her dearly."
Publisher Random House tweeted: "Today we lost a beautiful writer. RIP Harper Lee."
For decades it was thought Lee would never follow up To Kill A Mockingbird - but in July last year Go Set A Watchman was published.
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He also sold his leather jacket.
(No mention about leather whips though. )
Nutella
In January, a French couple's choice for their d.aughter got the axe. "It is contrary to the c.hild's interest to have a name that can only lead to teasing or disparaging thoughts," the judge pronounced. Though companies in the U.S. have petitioned to protect their trademarks, the law only protects competing industries, of which a c.hild is not. So, alas, Americans continue dubbing their tykes after their favorite brands. Recent chart-climbers include: Cartier, Chanel, Dior, L'Oreal, Armani, Nike, Piaget, Porsche, and Mercedes.
Messiah
In Tennessee, a judge told two parents that they couldn't name their k.id Messiah. The parents had gone to court in August 2013 requesting to change the c.hild's last name, but instead the judge said they should also amend the first name. To her, it just wasn't an OK name for a mere mortal. Her request to deny Messiah his birth name was later overturned because of religious bias, and the c.hild joined the ranks of several thousand others with the name. (In 2014, it was in the top 300 most popular names.)
Isis
When an Arizona couple named their b.aby Isis, they were thinking of the Egyptian goddess and m.other of Horus, whose maternal and magical spirit were highly revered by the ancient people. But everyone knows that Isis' mythology has been trumped by the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS), the group known for a whole host of terrible world events in recent years. So, maybe choose another name whose history hasn't been usurped by v.iolence and hatred? Just a thought.
Cannon
Cannons k.ill people, but b.abies generally do not — so why name your c.hild after a destructive weapon of war? Sure, it may sound kind of hardcore, and more than 600 others share the name annually, but parents get to pick one — one! — first name for their c.hild. But it also is part of a trend to name k.ids after weapons: Colt and Remington are also currently climbing the charts.
Winner and Loser
When two Harlem-based b.rothers, Winner and Loser Lane, were born, it was like their destinies were cut out for them. Except that Winner became a criminal while Loser became a detective. Not so much. In this very weird naming case, the irony is almost (almost) worse than the names themselves
Hashtag
One couple in San Francisco named their c.hild Hashtag, which begs the question: Why? Unless they founded Twitter or are a huge fan of the rotary phone, this is one name that simply shouldn't be allowed. Ever. What's next? Retweet and Quote?
@
A Chinese couple wanted to dub their son "@." But at least they had a sweet reason (and not his lifelong torture in mind): In Chinese, @ is pronounced "ai-ta" which is very similar to a phrase that means "love him." In the U.S., you also can't use numerals or symbols. But, like Harper Seven Beckham's parents did, you can spell them out. Phew!
Adolf Hitler
New Jersey's Adolf Hitler literally takes the cake. An infamous white supremacist couple named their s.on Adolf Hitler Campbell — and his poor s.ister JoyceLynn Aryan Nation Campbell. Guess what? The k.ids' names still haven't been changed. But though the parents have the legal right to choose these monikers, the New Jersey Division of Youth and Family Services ended up taking the c.hildren after reports of a.buse.
Facebook
Social media users, take heed. Recently, Mexico banned the name Facebook! We get it: It's one thing to have your tot's picture all over the network. It's another to have them share the same name. (Though an Egyptian dad also dubbed his girl Facebook and got away with it. Perhaps she can befriend the Israeli tot named Like?)
Lucifer
Several k.ids have been named Lucifer, but one Utah c.hild's parents actually believe he's the anti-Christ. It's just poor form to brand your c.hild with the name of Satan. Plus, what if he ever wants to become a priest?
Talula Does the Hula From Hawaii
Okay, this one was deemed i.llegal. Talula Does the Hula From Hawaii was born in 1999 in New Zealand. At age 9, her parents split and the family went to court. When the judge found out she hated it, he made her a ward of the state so she could rename herself. (In the U.S., this one would likely be banned simply because of laws limiting the number of characters.)
It was on page 1 of almost every major newspaper.
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Ron Jeremy is know going to church:
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So, we're in agreement.
The Church tweeted on Friday "Prayers for Prof Dawkins and his family" after the author fell ill on 5 February.
It was retweeted more than 1,000 times and led some to question if it was mocking the British atheist's position.
But the Church's communications director defended the comment, saying it was a "genuine tweet offering prayer for a public person who was unwell".
I fuckin love weekends.
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Sumo smiley!
Not worth going out in this shit.
I hope everyone is safe.
I shovelled right before bed last night and there was like 9 inches then... It more than doubled during my slumber.
I live near where the turnpike runs, and there's a bypass pretty much in my back yard.... There's been so many accidents that the roads are literally shut down now...
It's insane.
I haven't seen any cars stuck near where I am, but I have a couple extra blankets and bags with water and snacks near the door just in case I see someone who needs help.
I'm gonna brave it and go to work here in a bit... Not looking forward to it.
I can't remember which state reported receiving an unbelievable 42 inches of snowfall. 6 to 8 inches of snow is a big bother, 12 inches makes life miserable and more than that, just wreaks havoc. I can't imagine a snowfall that buries cars and produces snow drifts that reach the second story of businesses and dwellings.
There's been a few deaths I've heard of in the state I live in caused by it, not including the accidents the conditions caused. There was an old man who got in his car to warm up while shovelling, and a plow went through and completely buried his car... They found him dead inside... Then there was a pregnant woman who died after shovelling... Another man got hit by a plow... The roads are bone dry here now luckily.
I remember, a hundred years ago, when school was closed, it was like a holiday! In my working career, we've never been so lucky to have operatons suspended due to snow. But on crazy snow days, I can't say that I've always tried to get to work or arrived on time, heck, that's what PTO time is for.
And yeah... No sense in risking it just to be there on time.
I'm in the outskirts of town, so I'm dealing with snowbanks that are taller than me, and endless amounts of slush where the snow has melted next to the roads... It's annoying when I try to walk the doggies... The gravel is a pain too... All the cinders the township tossed in preparation for the storm got plowed into the banks, and now it's falling everywhere as it melts...
It's been in the low 40's here... Nights drop down in the lower 20's, so what melts in the day freezes over night.
I bet the swans were pretty.
Did you hear about the next blizzard they're saying about? Supposed to hit the central US states..
No, I was not aware that there was a blizzard that would target the central states. I flipped on the 11 o'clock news to catch the weather. Maybe I should not rely on the weather app on my phone as being my main source of weather information.
As for the swans, I said that they were paddling about, they are actually more elegant creatures and their movement would be described as a glide. There's a marsh down the road and now you might be able to spot a whitetail deer, but in the spring/summer, everything comes alive and so much beautiful wildlife to be seen. We even have signs posted to remind drivers that they are approaching an area where there is wildlife crossing. Nothing more humbling than traffic coming to a complete halt while a mother duck and her ducklings cross the highway, single file.....
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