I'm not saying *I know* those are bruises. But, it sure looks like it to me.
Posted on 04/29/2005 2:27:55 PM PDT by Graybeard58
Edited on 04/30/2005 3:42:31 AM PDT by Lead Moderator. [history]
Just a sec and I'll post 'em. I'm slower than some folks at getting stuff uploaded to post.
I'm not saying *I know* those are bruises. But, it sure looks like it to me.
I dunno. I never heard of "hurt-core" before. But, as a mom, my heart is ripped.
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Gees I hope you win that 883! My first Harley was an 883!!! an '86 XLH 883! Was a sweet ride. REAL sweet. :-)
Still wearing the T-shirt a lot! Think of you every time I put it on. :-)
Sold my Softtail in anticipation of getting a new bike. My biker dad was really anxious for me to move back home and he was already looking for me a new bike. Sadly, he went to sleep on Tuesday night the 19th and never woke up. He's with Jesus now - I know that - but it sure hurt.
IMO. But one person's kick@$$ery is another one's lame-o.
'Sides, it'd kill the perps just as dead. :\
I believe in whomping and blowing brains out. Make the process painful but not TOO painful and then sending them straight to hell on the cordite express. They'll get plenty of torture down there, no need for us amateurs to do it. :\
Besides, I'm a bleeding heart softie. :P
So what's the most natural thing to put on your own diary???
If you look at the upside down images of the girl's toy, it looks like it is a couple of words, not a logo. I keep having the word "Dragon" pop into my head when I look at it, but can't figure out what the other word would be unless it's "Tales". I've looked at Dragon Tales logos online and they look nothing like this.
Initials?
It seems I have the same thing on my elbows more often than not. They are not realy bruises, these marks occur when your joints come into constant friction (ie crawling, kneeling, scratching).
In my younger days, I'd slide along corridors on my knees. My knees would turn red and have all sorts of marks on it.
Not saying it wasn't a bruise. But that's one explanation for those marks.
Bingo. I think it *might* be her initials.
I like all manner of revolvers and pistols myself. I have that Ruger .357 because it was an affordable option for a single mom. heh. Now that the kids are both grown I am looking forward to being able to treat myself to some new "kick@$$ery."
Far as my torture thoughts go, that comes from the single-mom mentality too. In need, shoot and kill... the rest will be sorted out later.
But gees those type need the torture, and you're right, they're gonna get it eternally.
I don't particullarly want to think of why she was spending that much time on her knees.
I agree. Just, considering the situation, I have some *real* questions in mind.
Molesting a child -does- 'cause the death of a human being'.
Ask any of us who have survived it about our "life".
Some molesters kill their victims while others end their lives but leave them breathing.
It's a matter of degree, not difference.
Or, considering that we know these pictures were taken at or near Disney World, it could be her name. You know how they sell all kinds of things in the gift shops with the kids' names on them... This might say something like "Danielle's Diary" or something similar. It's possible it even says "Disney World". I just think I clearly see a stylized "D" character as the first letter.
Looks like maybe DFa, DFQ, or DF-a to my eyes.
Oh, Wn...what would I do with such a swank motorcycle?? LOL
I'm in to Beetles now, did you know?
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Steve got it for me for my birthday. I call it "My Precious".
I'm so sorry to hear about your biker dad...
Kids are rambunctious and active. They are more likely to have those kinds of marks than adults. That's why kids elbows and knees are darker and rougher than the rest of the body.
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