A 17 year old girl was murdered on friday night only a stones throw away from where I used to live. It’s weird that when you hear about people being killed there’s always some distance between you and the story but when it happens to somebody near where you live it hits you right between the eyes. I’m not sure if I knew this girl or not but my thoughts are with her family at this terrible time. Hopefully the killer will be found quickly before s(he) strikes again.
Published on March 17, 2003
Filed in Personal
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Hey mate
I think laughing at it seemed to work though 
I know what you mean. Its all a bit close to home for sure.
Lets hope the find whoever did it soon. The only problem is, whenever they catch these nuts, there are 5 more to take their place.on a lighter note, I got flashed the other day on the common, at least I think he was trying to show me something
March 19th, 2003 at 1:47 pm
Hey mate
I know what you mean. Its all a bit close to home for sure.
Lets hope the find whoever did it soon. The only problem is, whenever they catch these nuts, there are 5 more to take their place.
on a lighter note, I got flashed the other day on the common, at least I think he was trying to show me something
I think laughing at it seemed to work though 
March 19th, 2003 at 1:47 pm
Sorry
being a flid today x
Got a bit frisky with the mouse
March 19th, 2003 at 1:49 pm
Yeah the common is notorious for people flashing. You take care walking about at night by yourself though. It’s a crazy world.
March 20th, 2003 at 10:17 am