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Old 02-15-2012, 10:53 PM   #1
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Very sad to see someone waste their gift for drugs. She choose drugs over here daughter her family. It's just a dam shame. Money might not be able to buy happiness but it can kill ya.
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Old 02-26-2012, 01:58 PM   #3
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I do not beleive in glorifiyng entertainers, sports start, celebrity news reporters, and well, anybody that fits in that world.
Yeah, I buy the magazines, go to the concerts, movies, watch the tv, and was a fan of Whitney Houston's, but I think it has to be kept in perspective about the entertainers ( famous people world ).The gov. of NJ flying the state's floag at half-mst. No. However, Gov. Chrisitie did this for Clerance Clemons. Whoever was the gov. in NJ when Frank Sinatra died did the same thing.
No. The flag should not have been at half-mast for any of these people.
The only n cleb I can think of who died and probably had a US flag and state flags at half -mast was ...ready for it....BOB HOPE!!!!
Current day entertainers/celebrities who would fit Bob Hope....
ehhhh...I'll say Oprah.
There are not many entertainers/famous people out there of really good character.
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