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Yesterday, I learned that a very good friend of mine passed away from severe internal injuries sustained from a car accident. She was hit by an impaired driver while driving home from work. She was a longtime friend, a fellow classmate in university, a fellow flutist and musician, and only 24 years old. She was an only child to her parents and a great friend to everybody else. I will miss playing and performing flute duets with her. May she rest in peace.
I urge anyone who has or who is considering driving after drinking alcohol or using drugs to please, PLEASE rethink their actions and do the responsible thing by taking a taxi, public transit, or even just staying the night at your friend's place or a hotel. I know Trollheart had a thread on this very topic that I posted in recently, and it all seems very poignant now after this terrible tragedy.
For you Samantha, because Telemann was your favourite:
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Yesterday, I learned that a very good friend of mine passed away from severe internal injuries sustained from a car accident. She was hit by an impaired driver while driving home from work. She was a longtime friend, a fellow classmate in university, a fellow flutist and musician, and only 24 years old. She was an only child to her parents and a great friend to everybody else. I will miss playing and performing flute duets with her. May she rest in peace.
I urge anyone who has or who is considering driving after drinking alcohol or using drugs to please, PLEASE rethink their actions and do the responsible thing by taking a taxi, public transit, or even just staying the night at your friend's place or a hotel. I know Trollheart had a thread on this very topic that I posted in recently, and it all seems very poignant now after this terrible tragedy.
For you Samantha, because Telemann was your favourite:
BD I'm sorry love.If you need anything at all,like ever pm me .
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Roxy is unable to perpetrate violence. It always somehow turns into BDSM between two consenting adults.
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I just want to say your tits are lovely.
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Roxy is the William S. Burroughs of our time.
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I like Roxy, she's awesome and her taste in music far exceeds yours. Roxy is in the Major League bro, and you're like a sad clown in a two bit rodeo.
I love Telemann too. I'm sorry for you're loss BD <3
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I'm so sorry, BD. May she live on in your memory through the music you shared.
On a more positive note, it is wonderful to see you around these parts again.
Thanks friends, means a lot. <3
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I think I said this before but **** death. Death is a ****ing *******. Why can't I just get ****ed up every day for the rest of time without this whole death bull****. Seriously who the **** forgot to veto that ****.
Aren't you a f*cking ray of glorious sunshine. Death is a fact of life, get over it.
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Just saw a Visitor Message from Fred and I'm trying to send him one back on his page, but for some reason I can't find his visitor message page. Am confused and annoyed. Anyway, @Fred - epic gif.
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