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Bangladesh ferry sinks - Most of 400 aboard feared dead
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| 5/3/02
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Posted on 05/03/2002 8:23:20 PM PDT by ppaul
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To: PsyOp
I'm glad someone had the guts to say that. Sympathy for the vicitms and their families is proper and just, but it is starting to become a little TOO mandatory around here.
To: ppaul
Sun rises in east
Swallows return to Capistrano
Annual salmon run starts
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posted on
05/04/2002 6:30:12 AM PDT
by
metesky
To: kezekiel
Not that life is cheaper......but that more people are packed into smaller areas.
To: ppaul
pls help: why should this story be posted on this site? tx
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posted on
05/04/2002 9:06:49 AM PDT
by
1234
To: 1234
Why should it not be?
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posted on
05/04/2002 9:29:35 AM PDT
by
ppaul
To: stiga bey
I just try to call it like I see it. To hell with political correctness. I also love it when people criticize my comments as I have no clue how people in other parts of the world live and never left my little piece of America. The fact is, I am all to familiar and have probably travelled more than my so called critics, which is why I have these opinions. Like the post tha said these people "had no choice" but to take the boat.
If you're going to get on a boat in a storm, you better know how to swim real good. Any human being of reasonable intelligence knows that. And if they don't, then they'll be receiving their posthumus Darwin Award.
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posted on
05/04/2002 12:44:33 PM PDT
by
PsyOp
To: PsyOp
I see the milk of human kindness is still flowing.......
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