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RIP Robin Williams
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Nova said:
I don't even know what you just said, but I think I like it
I'm totally lost on that one.Pepperjack91 said:
I don't even know what you just said, but I think I like it
SadisticPeppers
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I think that's an Aussie saying for someone doing some unmentionable (and anatomically impossible) thing to themselves.
But at any rate, to get this back on topic. Lest one has been in the depths of deep depression, they shouldn't judge anyone who has. And as someone who's been in some deep dark places, it does indeed suck, and I feel for Robin's family, friends, and fans. Believe me, suicide does sound like an option, because of how much emotional pain one is feeling, since it feels like no amount of medicine can take away that pain. And combine that with the fact that he was in the early stages of Parkinson's, which in and of itself is a devastating disease, I can only imagine how bad he felt, physically, mentally, and emotionally. Instead of calling him a coward, I'll just remember him for who he was... a comic genius who made millions laugh, gave more than he took, and was an awesome human being by giving his time to the USO, St. Jude's, and other organizations.
But at any rate, to get this back on topic. Lest one has been in the depths of deep depression, they shouldn't judge anyone who has. And as someone who's been in some deep dark places, it does indeed suck, and I feel for Robin's family, friends, and fans. Believe me, suicide does sound like an option, because of how much emotional pain one is feeling, since it feels like no amount of medicine can take away that pain. And combine that with the fact that he was in the early stages of Parkinson's, which in and of itself is a devastating disease, I can only imagine how bad he felt, physically, mentally, and emotionally. Instead of calling him a coward, I'll just remember him for who he was... a comic genius who made millions laugh, gave more than he took, and was an awesome human being by giving his time to the USO, St. Jude's, and other organizations.
Suicide is the most selfish act a human can do next to murder? yeah its a coward play and will be 20 yrs from now
Lingering on "happy ever after" isn't a healthy form of logic and reason.
Reality is where the US populous refuses to except anything that isn't a new " feel good" or a free cupcake,the current state in/of the USA proves it well above reproach
Continually denying the "facts" of a situation only exposes those that have refused to release their denial and except reality.
He like any other human was only as good as his last mile
Time will prove this out,it always has.
Lingering on "happy ever after" isn't a healthy form of logic and reason.
Reality is where the US populous refuses to except anything that isn't a new " feel good" or a free cupcake,the current state in/of the USA proves it well above reproach
Continually denying the "facts" of a situation only exposes those that have refused to release their denial and except reality.
He like any other human was only as good as his last mile
Time will prove this out,it always has.
SadisticPeppers
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OK, time for me to go all English Teacher on you...
Are you asking a question or making a statement there? If it's the latter, then lose the questionmark. Also, why are there two spaces between the first and second word?
First of all "populous" is an adjective which indicates a country or area with a significant population or count of people in terms of numerical count. Also, it's "accept", not "except". In addition, always put a space after the comma. And could you please specify what the current state of the US is, since to me, that sounds like a non-sequitor to the thread at hand.
Why would you need facts in quotation marks? Does that mean that whatever your facts are, they're somehow different from actual facts? And again with "except" instead of "accept".
Again, regarding the commas. The first sentence should read as follows: "He, like any other human, was only as good as his last mile." Note the punctuation. And as before, there should always be a space after the comma, which is lacking in the 2nd sentence.
And at least we agree that time will prove out how Robin Williams will be remembered.
TNKS said:
Are you asking a question or making a statement there? If it's the latter, then lose the questionmark. Also, why are there two spaces between the first and second word?
TNKS said:
First of all "populous" is an adjective which indicates a country or area with a significant population or count of people in terms of numerical count. Also, it's "accept", not "except". In addition, always put a space after the comma. And could you please specify what the current state of the US is, since to me, that sounds like a non-sequitor to the thread at hand.
TNKS said:
Why would you need facts in quotation marks? Does that mean that whatever your facts are, they're somehow different from actual facts? And again with "except" instead of "accept".
TNKS said:
Again, regarding the commas. The first sentence should read as follows: "He, like any other human, was only as good as his last mile." Note the punctuation. And as before, there should always be a space after the comma, which is lacking in the 2nd sentence.
And at least we agree that time will prove out how Robin Williams will be remembered.
millworkman
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Duh duh duh duh duh!!!!!!!
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