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Wil Piotraschke

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Wednesday, August 31st 2005, 11:58pm

My grandmother died today. :(

- Will

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Thursday, September 1st 2005, 12:00am

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My grandmother died today. :(

- Will


oh my deepest sympahies to your family :(

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Thursday, September 1st 2005, 12:07am

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My grandmother died today. :(

- Will


So sorry to hear this Will - deepest sympathy to you and your family

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Thursday, September 1st 2005, 8:48am

Sorry for you,mate.
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Thursday, September 1st 2005, 12:15pm

im happy for you DC,

and for will, sorry to hear that :s
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Friday, September 2nd 2005, 5:49am

Well it didnt really happen to me, but I've been very upset about hurricane Katrina, and the people of the Gulf Coast, especially New Orleans. :cry:

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Friday, September 2nd 2005, 10:24am

It's terrible about hurricane.It doesn't make any sense.
I read that Israel offered help to US.So use it people.Many other countries offered help too.
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Friday, September 2nd 2005, 2:10pm

yeah the hurricane is really awful... i don't understand why people can't seem to help people get out the water - i seem to offend so many people over this and im really sad for all the loss of life but if man can go to the moon and do all kinds of wonderful things why can't they get them out of the water and get provisions and basic life care?

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Friday, September 2nd 2005, 7:45pm

My friend's dog died today. :( :( :(
I loved it too.She was so cute.
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Friday, September 2nd 2005, 11:58pm

dc ...judges see through fancy clothes and so called all of a sudden happy homes for kids.....sit back ,relax and let the judge help you get justice done ......hope you find some peace of mind in these hard times....take good care of yourself and stay strong ....for your child....


and the rest ........its sad that nature takes life when it brings life also.some go to fast .....its sad always to lose loved ones .....but well earth and nature needs room for new life so it has to take some elsewhere also.......all we can do is cry i guess ,cause we miss them,but time heals a lot you ll see .........strenght to all of you who lost someone dear....

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Saturday, September 3rd 2005, 6:33pm

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My grandmother died today. :(

- Will


deepest sympathy from me
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Saturday, September 3rd 2005, 9:21pm

@Will- I'm sorry about your grandmother. :(

The whole hurricane thing is so stupid, the government has been REALLY dragging its feet on evacuating the city, then again, they werent expecting the levy to break - which is why 80% of the city is underwater. But I really like New Orleans, when I visited it wasnt like every other american city, it wasnt commercial, it was original in all its own. :( And its sad that is gone now. :cry:

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Saturday, September 3rd 2005, 10:07pm

Quoted from ""D-C""

yeah the hurricane is really awful... i don't understand why people can't seem to help people get out the water - i seem to offend so many people over this and im really sad for all the loss of life but if man can go to the moon and do all kinds of wonderful things why can't they get them out of the water and get provisions and basic life care?


because it costs MONEY to rescue and keep the people alive. The ones left behind are mostly poor and homeless people, and the government doesn't give a damn about them, because it would be expensive.
This is why the whole world looks with suspicious eyes at Bush.
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Sunday, September 4th 2005, 11:15am

From what I've seen in the movies New-Orleans looks like really special city.It's a shame to lose it.
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Sunday, September 4th 2005, 11:21am

Quoted from ""Raveheart""

Quoted from ""D-C""

yeah the hurricane is really awful... i don't understand why people can't seem to help people get out the water - i seem to offend so many people over this and im really sad for all the loss of life but if man can go to the moon and do all kinds of wonderful things why can't they get them out of the water and get provisions and basic life care?


because it costs MONEY to rescue and keep the people alive. The ones left behind are mostly poor and homeless people, and the government doesn't give a damn about them, because it would be expensive.
This is why the whole world looks with suspicious eyes at Bush.


but i thought america is the biggest corporate giant in the world??? i mean they poured money into the thai tsunami?

sorry but i still dont get it.... and yeah from what i heard new orleans is a really interesting city with a lot of history

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Monday, September 5th 2005, 12:07pm

I'm sorry for you Will. It must be very sad for you. :(

DC: the court case sounded terrible, but I'm glad you got some help in the end and that S isn't allowed to do more with your son than this.
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Tuesday, September 6th 2005, 8:01pm

I met this wonderful girl but she left me before the whole thing even got a good start... :cry:
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Tuesday, September 6th 2005, 10:54pm

there is not a hand full but a land full of girls .......

in fact its a planet full....

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Wednesday, September 7th 2005, 10:20am

Quoted from ""Dave From Sheffield""

I met this wonderful girl but she left me before the whole thing even got a good start... :cry:


That's sad DFS, but as galaxy says, there are more fish in the sea, whether you believe it or not.
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Wednesday, September 7th 2005, 1:17pm

Quoted from ""lisstuppa""

Quoted from ""Dave From Sheffield""

I met this wonderful girl but she left me before the whole thing even got a good start... :cry:


That's sad DFS, but as galaxy says, there are more fish in the sea, whether you believe it or not.


Thanks! And you are right. I'm sure i will find the right one for me and untill then i just keep looking... :D
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