Current News (part 2)
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tora
Funmaker
On today's morning at 3:22 am a man with a belt stuffed up with explosives climbed in the police car and it burst up in the air to pieces.A young police female officer and her police dog were killed.There was also an arrested person along with her who also got killed.And 3 other policemen are heavily wounded.It is suspected that it could have been a terroristic act.
Welcome to the age of innocense?Estonia could become famous one day.
Welcome to the age of innocense?Estonia could become famous one day.
Amos Stevens
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Not a good way to get Estonia popular though 
Just like I heard that our ASU (university) is the top one in the states for having the most crime
Just like I heard that our ASU (university) is the top one in the states for having the most crime
ORANGATUANG
Wildfire
No problem..
ORANGATUANG
Wildfire
I would like to say that even though i havent know Serena all that long its seems as soon as i met her we clicked and have grown very fond of her as an freind and some one who always listen to me..and iam not scared to say i love her that doesnt come easy for me to say ...and i know from time to time she has to pull me in and say "whoa girl" and i accept that..You know Serena if ever you come my way you have an place to stay..and if i ever won the x-lotto i would love to plan an big party where us all could met and put an face to our name thats my little dream...ohh yes and amos can come too..lol..lol..any way she knows that she is one top chick and if i ever hear any one say anything bad against her name there ass is grass..compesh!!!..
ORANGATUANG
Wildfire
Looks like i carried on again in the wrong thread again..whoops!!!
I don't even know what to say, Heather, I'm so overwhelmed. Our friendship is very special to me and I truly do value this bond we share.ORANGATUANG said:
You're a very loyal friend, and I do believe you would turn someone's "ass into grass" for a friend. 
It doesn't come easy for me to say either, Heather, but I do love you girl!!! Oops, me too!ORANGATUANG said:
So let someone else moderate us.But it kind of is "Current News", eh?
We now return you to your news.
ORANGATUANG
Wildfire
But before we do just some unfinished stuff your so welcome girl..and i know the perfect person to moderate us..but you know who i mean huh?..but then maybe he does from time to time...thats food for thought dont ya think girl?....
ORANGATUANG
Wildfire
I heard on tonights news here in good old aussie that Steve Erwin was in the "thanksgiving parade" gee iam so sorry abut that i dont knock any of my country people but him he is just an twit...and iam glad that "Hi-5" were there..do you know if the "Wiggles" were?..what my neice wants to know..and me too ..iam such an big kid...
A search of the news didn't turn up any information that The Wiggles were in a Thanksgiving Day parade, Heather, but they were last year! I adore these guys. I have all their tapes, as my two youngest nephews just loved them, and the 4 y/o still does. And I also take them to the hospital and the shelter for the kids, who are fascinated with them.ORANGATUANG said:
Just what kids loves most--movement and music! They have a new Christmas video coming out, so I'll be adding that to my collection, as well. It's called "The Wiggles: Santa's Rockin'!" People can joke all they want about the Wiggles, but they are very serious when it comes to entertaining and educating children.
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Amos Stevens
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Yes Heather I know who Steve Irwin is-I take it a lot of people from Australia don't like him!
But you can keep the WIGGLES
But you can keep the WIGGLES
ORANGATUANG
Wildfire
Bully...Serena is on my side aint ya Serena nothing wrong with the wiggles huh?...
Amos Stevens
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Daughter turns in dad who called police on her
Daughter turns in dad who called police on her
Drugs, weapons found in his home
Saturday, November 27, 2004 Posted: 6:03 PM EST (2303 GMT)
NEWARK, New Jersey (AP) -- A father's attempt to teach his daughter a lesson about drinking backfired when the teen led police to a stash of drugs and weapons inside their home.
Kevin Winston, 46, called police at 2:45 a.m. Friday after his 16-year-old daughter came home drunk and unruly. When police arrived, however, the girl told them she feared for her safety because her father stored drugs and weapons in the home.
The girl led officers to a crawl space above the ceiling where they found four semiautomatic guns and more than 600 vials of cocaine.
Winston was charged with numerous weapons and drug charges. His five daughters were placed in the custody of a relative.
"He called us on her and ended up getting locked up himself," said Newark Police Director Anthony Ambrose.
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Copyright 2004 The Associated Press.
Daughter turns in dad who called police on her
Drugs, weapons found in his home
Saturday, November 27, 2004 Posted: 6:03 PM EST (2303 GMT)
NEWARK, New Jersey (AP) -- A father's attempt to teach his daughter a lesson about drinking backfired when the teen led police to a stash of drugs and weapons inside their home.
Kevin Winston, 46, called police at 2:45 a.m. Friday after his 16-year-old daughter came home drunk and unruly. When police arrived, however, the girl told them she feared for her safety because her father stored drugs and weapons in the home.
The girl led officers to a crawl space above the ceiling where they found four semiautomatic guns and more than 600 vials of cocaine.
Winston was charged with numerous weapons and drug charges. His five daughters were placed in the custody of a relative.
"He called us on her and ended up getting locked up himself," said Newark Police Director Anthony Ambrose.
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Copyright 2004 The Associated Press.
Amos Stevens
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Parents strike to protest messy kids
Parents strike to protest messy kids
Wednesday, December 8, 2004 Posted: 7:34 AM EST (1234
GMT)
DELTONA, Florida (AP) -- Even though the dishes,
garbage and dirty laundry were piling up, homeowners
Cat and Harlan Barnard were getting no help from their
two children.
After begging and pleading with their 17-year-old son
and 12-year-old daughter to help out around the house,
the Barnards decided they were fed up. So they went on
strike -- and moved out to the front yard.
"This was our last-ditch effort," Cat Barnard said.
Since Monday morning, the Barnards have lived in a
tent in their front yard, going inside the house only
to use the restroom or shower. The couple sits on lawn
chairs and roasts marshmallows over a hibachi.
Their children were confused on the first day when
they came home from school. "It's extremely
inconvenient," said their son, Ben Barnard. "Every
time the phone rings, we have to run outside to give
it to them."
Whether the couple's actions could be regarded as
abandonment depends on how much guidance the parents
are still providing and "if the children are suffering
as a result," said Carrie Hoeppner, a spokeswoman with
the Department of Children & Families in Orange
County.
But Cat Barnard says the strike may already be paying
dividends. She noted that her daughter washed her own
clothes for the first time on Tuesday.
"This is war," Cat Barnard said. "I love my babies,
but I don't like what they're doing."
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Copyright 2004 The Associated Press.
Parents strike to protest messy kids
Wednesday, December 8, 2004 Posted: 7:34 AM EST (1234
GMT)
DELTONA, Florida (AP) -- Even though the dishes,
garbage and dirty laundry were piling up, homeowners
Cat and Harlan Barnard were getting no help from their
two children.
After begging and pleading with their 17-year-old son
and 12-year-old daughter to help out around the house,
the Barnards decided they were fed up. So they went on
strike -- and moved out to the front yard.
"This was our last-ditch effort," Cat Barnard said.
Since Monday morning, the Barnards have lived in a
tent in their front yard, going inside the house only
to use the restroom or shower. The couple sits on lawn
chairs and roasts marshmallows over a hibachi.
Their children were confused on the first day when
they came home from school. "It's extremely
inconvenient," said their son, Ben Barnard. "Every
time the phone rings, we have to run outside to give
it to them."
Whether the couple's actions could be regarded as
abandonment depends on how much guidance the parents
are still providing and "if the children are suffering
as a result," said Carrie Hoeppner, a spokeswoman with
the Department of Children & Families in Orange
County.
But Cat Barnard says the strike may already be paying
dividends. She noted that her daughter washed her own
clothes for the first time on Tuesday.
"This is war," Cat Barnard said. "I love my babies,
but I don't like what they're doing."
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Copyright 2004 The Associated Press.
"Abandonment", sez Children's Services - give me a break! They should concern themselves more with children at risk rather than a couple of lazy kids whose parents are trying to teach them a lesson. A bit drastic, maybe, but sometimes drastic measures are called for.
ORANGATUANG
Wildfire
I heard that some "whacko" went into an night club in the states and went on an shooting frenzy killing the lead singer of that heavy metal group also an couple of people in the crowd and tried to kill another before being shot dead from an lone officer..one question how in hell did he get an gun into the night club in the first place
i thought that there was security to do checks..boy innocent people killed because some ass hole didnt like that the group had broken up...booo hoo.. people like that should get an f******* life..instead of taking them..
i thought that there was security to do checks..boy innocent people killed because some ass hole didnt like that the group had broken up...booo hoo.. people like that should get an f******* life..instead of taking them..
Amos Stevens
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Yeah you thought they had better security-think they will now.
Was just about to post that story Heather cause no one else had
Former N.C.-based Marine accused in Ohio nightclub
shooting
12/10/2004 10:53 AM
By: Associated Press
(COLUMBUS, Ohio) - A former Camp Lejeune Marine who's
accused of shooting former Pantera guitarist "Dimebag"
Darrell Abbott during a concert claimed the heavy
metal band stole his song lyrics.
Nathan Gale once showed up at a friend's house saying
he wanted to share songs he had written. The friend is
quoted in news reports as saying pages of lyrics were
copied from Pantera, but Gale claimed he had written
them and that he was going to sue Pantera.
Police say they may never know why Gale charged the
stage at a heavy metal show and gunned down four
people, including Abbott, who is considered one of
metal rock's most revered guitarists.
A Marine spokeswoman says Gale was discharged in
November 2003 after less than two years, which is
shorter than the typical four-year stint. The
spokeswoman wouldn't give the reason for his
discharge, citing privacy rules.
Gale worked as an auto mechanic with the Second Marine
Division at Lejeune.
Copyright 2004 Associated Press,
Was just about to post that story Heather cause no one else had
Former N.C.-based Marine accused in Ohio nightclub
shooting
12/10/2004 10:53 AM
By: Associated Press
(COLUMBUS, Ohio) - A former Camp Lejeune Marine who's
accused of shooting former Pantera guitarist "Dimebag"
Darrell Abbott during a concert claimed the heavy
metal band stole his song lyrics.
Nathan Gale once showed up at a friend's house saying
he wanted to share songs he had written. The friend is
quoted in news reports as saying pages of lyrics were
copied from Pantera, but Gale claimed he had written
them and that he was going to sue Pantera.
Police say they may never know why Gale charged the
stage at a heavy metal show and gunned down four
people, including Abbott, who is considered one of
metal rock's most revered guitarists.
A Marine spokeswoman says Gale was discharged in
November 2003 after less than two years, which is
shorter than the typical four-year stint. The
spokeswoman wouldn't give the reason for his
discharge, citing privacy rules.
Gale worked as an auto mechanic with the Second Marine
Division at Lejeune.
Copyright 2004 Associated Press,