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  Self Described "gun nut" and popular youtuber shot dead

  by trillaz in

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  the gun nut label is wacky.

  gun enthusiast seems more pc.

  but in his own words:.

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  BizzyBee

  Another sad case of SPS - Small Penis Syndrome.
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  Georgia mom shoots home intruder five times

  by Bonnie_Clyde in

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  http://www.theblaze.com/stories/my-wife-is-a-hero-georgia-mother-shoots-home-intruder-five-times-after-being-cornered/ .

  i've been waiting for someone to post this story.

  five bullets almost weren't enough to save herself and her two children.

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  BizzyBee

  57*

  *The number of angels who can dance on the head of a pin.
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  Georgia mom shoots home intruder five times

  by Bonnie_Clyde in

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  http://www.theblaze.com/stories/my-wife-is-a-hero-georgia-mother-shoots-home-intruder-five-times-after-being-cornered/ .

  i've been waiting for someone to post this story.

  five bullets almost weren't enough to save herself and her two children.

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  BizzyBee

  For every one of these, there are X number of accidental shootings because of a gun in the house.

  Now, if I were the woman who shot the intruder, I would be thrilled beyond belief that I had thusly defended my family. But I also have personally worked with a woman whose 12 year old son accidentally shot his 11 year old brother. Their family was destroyed. All because there was a gun in the house. How do you want your family destroyed - an armed intruder or an accident?

  Fact is - the odds - statisically - are against.
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  Self Described "gun nut" and popular youtuber shot dead

  by trillaz in

  1. jw
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  the gun nut label is wacky.

  gun enthusiast seems more pc.

  but in his own words:.

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  BizzyBee

  Sad.
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  SADNESS

  by compound complex in

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  she wraps me in her cold embrace,.

  a hold that will not let go .

  .. i welcome her with half a heart, .

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  BizzyBee

  I can draw up any emotion from my well of a life lived sad and despairing and use it objectively in my writing.

  How well I understand. The ability to stand outside oneself and be able to describe one's despair is the ultimate survival tool. You do it well and graciously.
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  SADNESS

  by compound complex in

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  she wraps me in her cold embrace,.

  a hold that will not let go .

  .. i welcome her with half a heart, .

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  BizzyBee

  CoCo! Nobody does despair better than YOU!

  And yet, I always feel that all is right with the world when you show up here...............
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  Valjean and Javert: The Two Christianities of Les Miserables

  by Pterist in

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  http://www.huffingtonpost.com/morgan-guyton/two-christianities-of-les-miserables_b_2382291.html?utm_hp_ref=religion.

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  BizzyBee

  So what did you think about the choices presented by the article?
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  Anyone Else See Les Miserables?

  by BizzyBee in

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  i went to see it today - by myself (mr bee is on a golf junket).

  i was glad that that i was by myself because i cried so much at the end, i wouldn't have wanted to be with anyone who wasn't crying - and that would not have been mr bee!.

  les miserables the current film is adapted from what is considered one of the half-dozen greatest novels of the past 150 years and one of the longest novels ever written.

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  BizzyBee

  Ee-hah! Don't hold back, fedup!

  This is a movie that does grow on one. Do yourself a favor and just suspend criticism and become immersed in the story and the music.

  In the bag for Hugh Jackman - his performance is incredible - should win the Oscar.
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  Anyone Else See Les Miserables?

  by BizzyBee in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i went to see it today - by myself (mr bee is on a golf junket).

  i was glad that that i was by myself because i cried so much at the end, i wouldn't have wanted to be with anyone who wasn't crying - and that would not have been mr bee!.

  les miserables the current film is adapted from what is considered one of the half-dozen greatest novels of the past 150 years and one of the longest novels ever written.

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  BizzyBee

  Oh, Shamus!

  That part was painful - I admit was wanting him to end it all to spare Jean Valjean, but I couldn't believe he would land right on the ledge! Ouch!

  Actually, his singing sort of grew on me - but I could see how it would be considered awful.

  All in all, the whole movie was a leap of tolerance outside one's usual comfort zone - bad skin, bad teeth, bad singing, etc.

  BUT - Hugh Jackman was a total awesome hunk!
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  Anyone Else See Les Miserables?

  by BizzyBee in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i went to see it today - by myself (mr bee is on a golf junket).

  i was glad that that i was by myself because i cried so much at the end, i wouldn't have wanted to be with anyone who wasn't crying - and that would not have been mr bee!.

  les miserables the current film is adapted from what is considered one of the half-dozen greatest novels of the past 150 years and one of the longest novels ever written.

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  BizzyBee

  I'm just surprised to find out that in a weeks time from announcing your marriage hubby is off on golf junket already.

  Yeah, me, too, that rat-bastard!

  Actually, we are both retired (well, he, semi-) and our lives are one pro-longed honeymooon, so I don't resent his trips with golf buds. We have been together for eight years, and he has given me a life I would only ever had dreamed of. We go to Cabo San Lucas together for a week next month (and again in May) and France in July.

  He goes to Ireland with his golf buds in September and I have a couple of weeks all to myself, (which I love). I was single for eighteen years and having a husband who travels independently (or with me) is the best of both worlds.