Everon
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Okay, so California law dictates this, but then that's murder, which is far from what this woman did. Alex is correct, there has to be a precedent, and existing laws. I find it difficult to believe she was handed this sentence.
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Actually what I meant was if it really were a missle, then what happened to the airliner - disappear into thin air? Dove into the Atlantic? etc. Anyway thanks for the info on remains found.
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Mom's just love to see their son's do this kind of stuff!
Everon replied to BillyVance's topic in The Bonfire
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You must be imbibing like me - pissing every 3 minutes. And I'll accept jesus b4 drudge!
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OMEN?
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Again, I'm not defending this woman (she is a piece of shit). I'm only speaking of existing legislation. That's all. Laws cannot be made after the fact. As far as the ACLU, they've done a lot for me being discriminated against as an atheist (whom pappa and sonny boy see as a "non-citizen.")
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But what was the law concerning a fetus when he was convicted?
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C'mon, NORMAL? In any sense? We're skydivers. Public opinion definitely shows we are NOT normal. Not in ANY sense. Just accept it.
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Exactly. There is no law concerning this, and for that reason, she's going to do time unlawfully. Like I said, the bitch should be spayed, but the ACLU is well within its bounds here. I guess it boils down to the ridiculous: I have to have a license to fish, but any piece of shit can have a kid.
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The evidence in the video is actually compelling. And there were eyewinesses, supposedly, who say it was not an airliner. There was also a video taken by the F.B.I. from a gas station (?) of the event that has never seen the light of day. Put simply, I've seen much more ridiculous conspiracy theories than this one. Personally, though, I don't believe it. Like I said, if true, WTF happened to a commercial airliner and dozens of humans? I'll try to find the video for you guys and post it here.
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Okay, don't get me wrong. In my opinion, the child should be put up for adoption for a loving family and this bitch should spayed. But what law exists concerning endangerment to a fetus?
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Hey, Quade, nice site. Some of those photos are spectacular!
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The ball's in Frenchy's court, unless you would like to add words of wisdom from sonny boy.
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What age did you start skydiving?
Everon replied to GoRdOn8619's topic in General Skydiving Discussions
First jump last month - age 40. Like you, wish I'd done it at 18 -
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I saw a video on the controversy and it was pretty compelling - especially the lack of damage if it really were an airliner and not a missle. The problem is: then what happened to the airliner and it's cargo of passengers?????
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I agree. I think some of you guys are being harsh. C'mon, why can't sonny boy just saunter down the driveway and let the woman have her say? If it were Clinton, he'd invite her up to the ranch, do her, and then let her talk away.
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The irony of it all!!!!
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And, trust me, when he leaves office, he will gleefully jump into his "newly-found" sea of cash.
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Which is quite an accomplishment for him (!) considering he's the self-proclaimed "master of low expectations!"
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"You guys want some grapes?...............Bitches!"
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You should have died, but didn't. To me that's a normal dream. I should have died in dozens of dreams, but didn't. Relax and have fun. AFF is awesome!
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My condolences to you. I lost my father to cancer when I was 18. He was on the school board, and his last wish was to hand me my diploma when I graduated. He missed by 3 months. I was in complete denial of his impending death, and couldn't bring myself to visit him in the hospital in his last days. I'm not sure I would have done anything differently now (being 40 years old). I sure miss him, though, as he was my best friend. I don't mean to sound callous in any way, but if a loved one passes away quickly, I would think it would be easier to deal with than to watch him slowly deteriorate. I still think about him today, and maybe I did hide my feelings. I loved him dearly, but never told him that as I grew up in a "not-so-close" family. I do remember all of the fun we had together, and those memories are priceless. That and the fact that I think he'd be proud of me makes it a lot easier to accept his death. Think of the positive, and that will help greatly!
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