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Birthday: 10/28/1973
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Last blog: 07/21/2006

 

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what's the deal with these assholes Rex? any update of when these spammin' fucks will be gone?

July 23, 2006, 5:29 am. 66 comments • Permalink

Yep, I keep getting the weird comments too. The thing is, the comments are made by people who aren't members of this site and if ya right click on the visitor's link and check properties - the visitor's sites, all the sites are practically the same.

DO NOT CLICK ON OR COPY & PASTE THESE LINKS:

This is the newest one:
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coriancountertops at yahoo dot com
· IP: 220.72.180.135

movado.splinder dot com/

school-furniture.furniture10 dot net/

pendant-lighting.furniture10 dot net/

fleece-fabric.furniture10 dot net/

fakerolex.splinder dot com/

door-county-wisconsin.furniture10 dot net/

And all of these visitors have Yahoo email addresses. There should be an option as to how non-members can't post comments and an option as to whether or not feedback can be made.

July 21, 2006, 9:22 am. 12 comments • Permalink

This is the second time one of my posts has been misinterpreted.

1.) To correct the response to my Princess Diana post, Princess Diana's death did affect many people world wide and can be considered to those to be a life changing event.

Many women looked up to this lady as a motivation to escape unhealthy marriages.

Princess Diana made a point when she held a person's hand who suffered from leprosy or AIDS.

Just by these examples alone, Princess Diana did things that impacted life changing events.

2.) I wasn't comparing Princess Diana's death with war, and mind you, war wasn't the only issue I centered out. I also mentioned the assassination of JFK. People were sitting at home, watching TV when JFK's assassination was broadcasted to those viewers.

We, as a society have become so desensitized when it comes to viewing photos of death, war, murder, hostages AND this was the point I was trying to make: where do we draw journalistic censorship?

There's very much a valuable lesson to be learned from Princess Diana's death and by Mr. Jumpers comment, all the efforts gone to by celebrities to tame the paparazzi has gone in vain, because it seems there are countless others, like Mr. Jumpers who just aren't getting it, by mentioning there is nothing to learn.

How about everytime you buy a People Magazine, US Weekly, Reader's Digest, Time, Macleans, Woman's Weekly, and every other magazine on store shelves; has it ever crossed the consumer's mind that perhaps you're buying a magazine that perhaps purchased it's photos for that month's issue, from paparrazi? What about that lesson?

There are lessons to be learned from Princess Diana's death and if you don't think there is, then next time you purchase a magazine with your favourite celebrity in that month's issue, you think about where that company got it's photos, because in some small way, you possibly could be supporting paparazzi. How does that make you feel?

July 17, 2006, 6:36 pm. 2 comments • Permalink

In case you are unaware, an Italian Magazine has published an authentic photo of the late Princess Diana, receiving oxygen treatment from a paramedic, while still in the damaged car from the accident.

Please keep in mind, that in Britain, the death of Princess Diana is still a very sensitive subject. Where as, here in Canada, the United States, and this goes for Britain as well, we have become so accustomed to viewing photos of war, dead soldiers, assassinated political figures, murdered hostages, civilians caught in the crossfire of war. During high school, I remember watching documentaries about the holocaust depicting starving victims of concentration camps.

What are your thoughts about such a photo being published?

July 17, 2006, 12:53 pm. 1 comment • Permalink