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[hagbard]

hagbard you are acting strange these days....rarely (read no) post.
You really are heartbroken.Girl problems ?

Exactly. I guess I'm even more strange than usually, I'm sorry.

[-=VampyR=-]

Exactly. I guess I'm even more strange than usually, I'm sorry.

Don't be sorry..hey...it happens.

Location: Cradle of Forest Anyway related to Cradle of Filth ?

[Jale]

That reminds me of an intersesting story of how the middle finger became fuck you.

During the Hundered Years War, the British invented the Longbow and you'd pull it back with your middle finger.
The French would capture British bowmen and cut the finger off.
One night the french were celibrating and the Brits snuck up and surrouned them.
Then they showed them they still have a middle finger.
The rest is history...

Interesting...

[hagbard]

Location: Cradle of Forest Anyway related to Cradle of Filth ?

Related to SH4

[-=VampyR=-]

Related to SH4

My second choice.
I see you corrected the "cradel".

[Jale]

We are in serious danger. I'm afraid to go out

Killings of three brothers in Venezuela set off protests against violent crime

CARACAS, Venezuela -- Protests erupted across Venezuela's capital, with troops firing tear gas and hundreds of angry demonstrators blocking streets after the slaying of three young brothers by kidnappers set off an outcry against violent crime amid suspicions the culprits could include police.

Protests erupted in at least five spots across Caracas on Wednesday, and one Venezuelan journalist was shot while on his way to photograph a small demonstration at a university. Photograph Jorge Aguirre of the newspaper El Mundo died shortly afterward at a hospital, said Jose Gregorio Yepez, an editor at the paper.

Attorney General Isaias Rodriguez, meanwhile, said investigators have questioned two police officers in the killings of the three Faddoul brothers -- John, 17, Kevin, 13, and Jason, 12, with dual Canadian-Venezuelan citizenship -- whose bullet-ridden bodies were found resting in fetal positions Tuesday just outside of Caracas.

Authorities also found the body of their driver, Miguel Ribas, 30, who was kidnapped along with them more than a month ago when their car was stopped on their way to school at a roadside checkpoint by men wearing police uniforms.

Hundreds of protesters demanding action against crime gathered to block a highway Wednesday night near the affluent neighborhood of Altamira in eastern Caracas, a stronghold for opponents of President Hugo Chavez.

National Guard troops arrived shooting rubber bullets above protesters' heads and launching canisters of tear gas into the air, witnesses said. As the protesters were pushed back off highway, some began setting tires and trash bins afire on nearby roads.

In a country facing rampant crime, the killings of the Faddoul brothers drew widespread mourning and a sudden outburst of frustration.

"Today it was them but tomorrow it could be my sister and me," said Fady Rahal, a 16-year-old classmate of John, as she spoke through tears at a peaceful protest earlier in the day. "What kind of a country is this?"

Some 400 protesters froze traffic on a major highway by standing in the way, some lying on the asphalt and sitting in circles holding placards. (AP)

April 6, 2006

[ticktock]

Now would be a good time to take a vacation...

[-=VampyR=-]

Lucky you're not in Caracas...Maracay.

[Jale]

But Caracas is next to Maracay and the Sindoni case happened in front of my eyes.

The point is that there's a strange violence wave happening lately.

[alcoatjez]

The point is that there's a strange violence wave happening lately.

I feel sorry for you, Butters. The world is changing, and not for the good