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A Collection Of Suicide Letter To Give You Insight Into The Inner Thoughts Of People Who Have Given Up Hope
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1. “Dear Mom, I love you with all my heart. I just wasn’t meant for this world! I hope I can find a place of peace and happiness, a place I am child enough to live, yet man enough to survive. I love you! I hope you can truly believe me. Maybe on my journey I’ll find Jesus. Pray for me mom. Pray I will find happiness. I hurt so bad inside! I want it all to go away. I want a new beginning. I am not afraid to die mom. I’m just so afraid of tomorrow!
Picture of the Day
John Burns – The old man at Gettysburg
Most details of Burns early life are unknown, but we know that he was born in Burlington, New Jersey, 1793. He fought in the War of 1812, and was present at the Battle of Lundy’s Lane.
After the war, Burns lived and had several different occupations in Gettysburg. He lived a calm life until the Civil War broke out in 1861.
At the age of 70, Burns once again wanted to take up arms, he tried to enlist in the Union Army but was rejected combat duty due to his age. He was accepted to serve as a teamster for a short while until he was ordered home.
On July 1, 1863, Burns watched from his house as the Battle of Gettysburg began to unfold nearby. He knew exactly what he had to do.
10 South Koreans Reveal What They Were Taught About North Koreans In Grade School
1. When I was in elementary school, the teachings were mostly on pity toward the North Korean general population, especially the children. Every now and then we would be given assignments to write letters to our North Korean peers. I remember writing one, and all I could write about was how I’d like to send them some of my favorite snacks, because I was taught in school that they were impoverished and shut off from the rest of the world.
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Poll of the Day
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What’s It Like To Be A Coal Miner?
I graduated from Virginia Tech with a BS in Mining Engineering and I’ve been coal mining ever since.
I get asked a lot if it is a 4 year degree – yes it is.
We have to study everything other engineers learn including thermodynamics, electrical theory, statics, dynamics, deforms.
Some coursework in my major included mine design, blasting, ventilation, geophysics, and engineering economics.
Many people ask if I have to crawl around all day long – nope! I drive an F-150 underground.
Speed limit is 25, but I’ve never gotten pulled over down there (all the trucks have governor chips set to 25).
Picture of the Day
16-year-old Brenda Spencer leaves court in Santa Ana, California, after pleading guilty to two counts of murder in a sniper attack. She killed two people and wounded nine others. 1979
The Grover Cleveland Elementary School shooting took place on January 29, 1979, at a public elementary school in San Diego, California, United States.
The principal and a custodian were killed; eight children and police officer Robert Robb were injured.
A 16-year-old girl, Brenda Spencer, who lived in a house across the street from the school, was convicted of the shootings.
Charged as an adult, she pleaded guilty to two counts of murder and assault with a deadly weapon, and was sentenced to life in prison with a chance of parole after 25 years.
15 Budget Audio Picks That Even Audiophiles Can Appreciate
Koss KPH30I
They might look like library headphones but they sound like god tier headphones and they have soundstage! The bass output from these it’s almost like black magic. Hard to beat for $30
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Linkage
How Marvel conquered culture: A Star Wars geek turned the debt-ridden comic studio into a cinematic juggernaut – and became the most powerful man in Hollywood in the process – New Statesman
8 Things We Do That Really Confuse Our Dogs – The Conversation
A reusable silicone food bag with an air-tight seal you can use to replace all the plastic bags in your place – store leftovers, heat up food in the microwave, or simply to store your snacks in – Amazon
Cowboys franchise value reaches $6.5 billion. Yes, with a B. Here’s how – USA Today
The Neuroscience of Breaking Out of Negative Thinking (and How to Do It in Under 30 Seconds)
– INC
How Austin Has Undergone a Pandemic Influx From Hollywood: “Growth on a Turbocharger” – Hollywood Reporter
‘I Almost Died’: Body Cam Video Shows San Diego Deputy Overdosing Three Times After Coming Into Contact With Fentanyl – Mediaite
Pharmacists Fight Off COVID Truthers Demanding Horse Medicine Instead of the Jab – Yahoo
Trevor Moore, Comedian and Co-Founder of ‘The Whitest Kids U Know,’ Dies at 41 – Variety
The Colon Cancer Symptoms Young Men Should Never Ignore – Mens Health
If you love hard boiled eggs but hate making them. You plug them in, pour some water into it, put in your raw eggs, cover and push a button. Perfectly cooked eggs every time – Amazon
A picdump of hotties, awesomeness and everything in between – Leenks
A German coach has been kicked out of the Olympics for punching a horse that refused to jump and cost its rider a medal shot – Insider
Man gets 25 years for murdering sister’s rapist after meeting him in jail – Fox 13
Five Ways Humans Evolved to Be Athletes – Smithsonian
Digital distractions such as social media and smartphones wreak havoc on our attention spans. Could they also be making us less ethical? – VOX
Woman sues McDonald’s after burger ad compelled her to break Lent – NY Post
OJ Simpson Says He Avoids Los Angeles Because He’s Scared To Run Into Nicole Brown Simpson’s Murderer Despite Being Civilly Liable For Killing Her – Radar
Security Experts Offer Tips on Your Next Password – Inside Hook
Vocal anti-vaccine broadcaster dies from COVID-19 complications – WPTV
10 Questions That Atheists Can’t Answer – Sad And Useless
