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I was pretty elated when Ruth Bader Ginsburg died
What Shocking Deaths have made the most impact on...
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Anthony Bourdain. He seemed to be a good person that had a lot to offer and was open minded.
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I enjoyed his shows immensely!
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Secoriea Turner.
A child who died via the worst irony in history.
A child who died via the worst irony in history.
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I don’t even wanna think about the day when hunter and Zeus die. I will be inconsolable
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I had an all day long panick attack because Prudeys nose was pale.
She was fine.....I'm just psycho lol
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prolly one of her 37 cats
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lmao
thats too many XD
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I might be exaggerating but she loves her some cats.
I like cats too but Zeus would probably eat them so I avoid getting one
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aww that pink nose needs a kiss!
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aww that pink nose needs a kiss!
Her momma was living under my deck. Salem....with this litter. So I brought them inside because someone is poisoning cats. The kittens were only like 5 or 6 weeks. I found homes for 2 and kept the tuxies because I got obsessed with them very quickly lol. They are the best cats ever.
I currently have 8 kittens that need homes. And then... .this guy I found outside with no mom or litter mates. He was very skinny and had a bad eye infection. I brought him home and isolated him and gave him antibiotics and eye meds. I had to spoon feed him slurry(wet kitten food mixed with kitten replacement milk) and he is now nursing off my nursing moms.
He is TINY. And kinda retarded. He pees in his own food.
Here he is, sitting in the palm of my hand
He likes to get right in my face and scream lol
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I just love animals period.....but I do really enjoy cats a lot.
Maybe because I'm a Leo, so I have a feline spirit.
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Not sure if I can really call this my most shocking death, but it was surreal and troubling I think for all of us.
My Boat an attack Carrier had wound up its schedule of work up routines for this 3 week cruise out of Norfolk...and we were steaming for port....bright and early after an early morning fod walk down...4 of my fellow crewmen and I were strolling the flight deck in a dense pea soup fog some 100 naughts or so off the VA Coast....we were about 2/3rds of the way to the forecastle when far ahead of us in the a small clearing in the fog a box van appeared out of nowhere before us in the fog, as if driving over the ocean right in front of us....one of the guys reminded us of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, which does have a section or two maybe, that come up out of the bay for fresh air before returning to the sea...which is what we just saw.....the waves of fog washing over us continued in pea soup fog one moment and suddenly we're surrounded by clear blue sky the next.....
We, my group of 4-5 Sailors were paused just forward of the Island, smoking, chewing and joking, as was the routine....James from an Electrician from Rome GA says, "What's that asshole doing up on the round-down?"
a coupe seconds later all of us were looking through the misty fog at that moment to see that asshole just disappear off the leading edge of the flight deck... as we had slowed down to begin the process of entering Norfolk Bay, a man over board alarm sounded....
My Boat an attack Carrier had wound up its schedule of work up routines for this 3 week cruise out of Norfolk...and we were steaming for port....bright and early after an early morning fod walk down...4 of my fellow crewmen and I were strolling the flight deck in a dense pea soup fog some 100 naughts or so off the VA Coast....we were about 2/3rds of the way to the forecastle when far ahead of us in the a small clearing in the fog a box van appeared out of nowhere before us in the fog, as if driving over the ocean right in front of us....one of the guys reminded us of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, which does have a section or two maybe, that come up out of the bay for fresh air before returning to the sea...which is what we just saw.....the waves of fog washing over us continued in pea soup fog one moment and suddenly we're surrounded by clear blue sky the next.....
We, my group of 4-5 Sailors were paused just forward of the Island, smoking, chewing and joking, as was the routine....James from an Electrician from Rome GA says, "What's that asshole doing up on the round-down?"
a coupe seconds later all of us were looking through the misty fog at that moment to see that asshole just disappear off the leading edge of the flight deck... as we had slowed down to begin the process of entering Norfolk Bay, a man over board alarm sounded....
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Yeah...his death had quite an impact on me. Sad and disappointed really. I loved his shows. The way he incorporated cuisine and world cultures was unique and entertaining. Sad loss. R.I.P
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I was devastated when Steve Irwin died. I legit cried about it.
I still tear up when I read about his kids and how they are carrying on his legacy.
I still tear up when I read about his kids and how they are carrying on his legacy.
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Steve Irwin was foolish.
A person should never mess around with Animals in the Wild.
It's like playing Russian Roulette.
They are extremely dangerous and unpredictable, Dovey.
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I don't.
Steve Irwin was foolish.
I just about got killed in the Wild.
I'm glad ta be alive & in one piece.
Make the most of your life while ya got it, Dovey.
Otherwise a person can easily throw it away like Steve did.
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He tempted fate quite a bit, not on that specific day, but he took risks. That being said, he was living his life as he saw fit, most don't.
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A stunning moment of self-reflection.
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Steve Irwin WAS making the most of his life. He got up everyday and lived his passion. And he did so much good for conservation and encouraging people to appreciate animal life and ecosystems. He inspired SO many people.
He didnt throw his life away at all. He accomplished a lot.
Living and surviving are two very different things, Joe.
The same thing could be said about you. That you were foolish to work as a driver because people die in auto accidents and that if you did....well you threw your life away.
10 out of 10 people are gonna die, Joe. Live your life with passion and enthusiasm. I'm confident he has no regrets about the life he lived and I'm sure those who love him most wouldnt change who he was.
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Frustrated much?
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Gut hooked lots. Lol
