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Dit soort dingen weiger ik dus echt te etenquote:Op zaterdag 8 december 2007 01:07 schreef Aoristus het volgende:
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Wat heb jij tegen hollandsche kost als snert en boerenkool met worst?
quote:Op zaterdag 8 december 2007 01:10 schreef Zwaardvisch het volgende:
En Iraanse vrouwen natuurlijk, mits te zien.
Mager of knap? Knap zeker.quote:Op zaterdag 8 december 2007 01:10 schreef Zwaardvisch het volgende:
En Iraanse vrouwen natuurlijk, mits te zien.
Zelden schryf ik wat ik wil, en nooit wat 'n ander wil.
Knap, ja.quote:
Vroeger dacht ik dat ik mijn vijanden het vuur aan de schenen moest leggen. Een misvatting, want dat doen ze zelf wel. Ik hoef enkel mijn vergrootglas maar op ze te richten en het begint te smeulen.
Arabische, die hebben vaker krulletjesquote:Op zaterdag 8 december 2007 01:13 schreef Fastmatti het volgende:
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Volgens mij bestaan er geen mooiere vrouwen
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Zelden schryf ik wat ik wil, en nooit wat 'n ander wil.
En die spugen zandquote:Op zaterdag 8 december 2007 01:14 schreef Apropos het volgende:
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Arabische, die hebben vaker krulletjes
De voorzitter zegt: Laat duizend bloemen bloeien.
Laat duizend balletjes stuiteren.
Laat duizend balletjes stuiteren.
(CNN) -- The teenager who opened fire inside an Omaha, Nebraska, mall Wednesday wrote that he knew "everyone will remember me as some sort of monster," according to his handwritten suicide note released Friday.
Robert Hawkins is seen aiming his rifle in a still photo taken from surveillance video.
1 of 3 "I've been a piece of [expletive] my entire life it seems this is my only option," Robert Hawkins wrote.
"Please understand that I just don't want to be a burden on the ones that I care for my entire life," he went on to say. "I just want to take a few pieces of [expletive] with me."
The suicide note had three sections: One addressed to his friends, another to his family, and a third labeled as a will, complete with his Social Security number.
"Just think... I'm gonna be [expletive] famous," he writes his friends.
"I don't want anyone to miss me, just think about how much better you are off without me to support. I want my friends to remember all the good times we had together."
The note addressed to his family is more somber.
"I've just snapped. I can't take this meaningless existence anymore," he writes.
"I've been a constant disappointment and that trend would have only continued."
To both family and friends, Hawkins apologized.
"I'm so sorry for what I've put you all through," he wrote.
"I never meant to hurt all of you so much and I don't blame any one of you for disowning me. I just can't be a burden to you and my friends any longer. You are all better off without me. I'm so sorry for this."
The note to his family is signed "I love you mommy," with similar sentiments to his father and other people in his life.
On the note titled "My Will," Hawkins wrote: "I'm giving my car back to my mom and my friends can have whatever else I leave behind."
Earlier, chilling surveillance images made public show Hawkins walking into a department store and aiming an AK-47.
The Omaha Police Department released still photos taken before and during the shooting spree, in which nine people -- including Hawkins -- were killed.
Hawkins entered the first floor of the Von Maur store shortly after 1:30 p.m., stayed briefly, then left, said police Sgt. Teresa Negron.
About six minutes later, he returned through the same entrance.
With the weapon hidden in a sweatshirt, he took an elevator to the third floor, where he began firing.
Other photos show him leaving the store after first stepping in, then re-entering under a large Christmas wreath hanging over the doorway and making a turn for the elevators, Negron said.
The mall, closed since the shootings, will reopen Saturday, according to its Web site. A message provides phone numbers for Red Cross grief counseling, and a Web site where donations can be made to victims' families.
Hawkins killed six Von Maur employees and two shoppers before turning the gun on himself, investigators said. Watch a report about the victims »
Two employees remained hospitalized Friday.
One of those killed was Janet Jorgensen, who had worked in Von Maur's gift department for 14 years.
She and her husband, Ron, who were high school sweethearts, had been married 50 years in September. They were waiting to celebrate because he had just overcome a bout of cancer.
The couple has three children and nine grandchildren. Jorgensen was helping her granddaughter, Andrea, plan her wedding, and she took care of her 94-year-old mother.
Ryan Husk, a grandson who attends Wayne State College in Wayne, Nebraska, said he was at school when he heard about the shootings.
"I was just scrambling, communicating, trying to find out what's going on," he said. "We really didn't know the condition until we came back to their house" and learned his grandmother had died. Watch Husk say 'we're going to miss everything about her' »
The family members said they will celebrate Christmas as always.
"We're going to, just because we know that grandma is really here with us, and she would be upset if we didn't go on and make it the best Christmas just like every other Christmas," said granddaughter Andrea Husk.
"She wouldn't have wanted it any other way. So we're going to pull through this. ... "We're going to remember her, and she's going to be there with us." See profiles and a gallery of the victims
Omaha Police Chief Thomas Warren said Thursday that security personnel were watching the gunman before he started shooting but did not have an opportunity to prevent the carnage.
Hawkins entered the store through its second-floor main entrance, took an elevator to the third floor and immediately started shooting, Warren said.
One victim was on the second floor, shot from above, Warren said. Most of the rest of the victims were on the third floor near the elevator, the children's department and the customer service area, where Hawkins' body was found.
Robert Hawkins is seen aiming his rifle in a still photo taken from surveillance video.
1 of 3 "I've been a piece of [expletive] my entire life it seems this is my only option," Robert Hawkins wrote.
"Please understand that I just don't want to be a burden on the ones that I care for my entire life," he went on to say. "I just want to take a few pieces of [expletive] with me."
The suicide note had three sections: One addressed to his friends, another to his family, and a third labeled as a will, complete with his Social Security number.
"Just think... I'm gonna be [expletive] famous," he writes his friends.
"I don't want anyone to miss me, just think about how much better you are off without me to support. I want my friends to remember all the good times we had together."
The note addressed to his family is more somber.
"I've just snapped. I can't take this meaningless existence anymore," he writes.
"I've been a constant disappointment and that trend would have only continued."
To both family and friends, Hawkins apologized.
"I'm so sorry for what I've put you all through," he wrote.
"I never meant to hurt all of you so much and I don't blame any one of you for disowning me. I just can't be a burden to you and my friends any longer. You are all better off without me. I'm so sorry for this."
The note to his family is signed "I love you mommy," with similar sentiments to his father and other people in his life.
On the note titled "My Will," Hawkins wrote: "I'm giving my car back to my mom and my friends can have whatever else I leave behind."
Earlier, chilling surveillance images made public show Hawkins walking into a department store and aiming an AK-47.
The Omaha Police Department released still photos taken before and during the shooting spree, in which nine people -- including Hawkins -- were killed.
Hawkins entered the first floor of the Von Maur store shortly after 1:30 p.m., stayed briefly, then left, said police Sgt. Teresa Negron.
About six minutes later, he returned through the same entrance.
With the weapon hidden in a sweatshirt, he took an elevator to the third floor, where he began firing.
Other photos show him leaving the store after first stepping in, then re-entering under a large Christmas wreath hanging over the doorway and making a turn for the elevators, Negron said.
The mall, closed since the shootings, will reopen Saturday, according to its Web site. A message provides phone numbers for Red Cross grief counseling, and a Web site where donations can be made to victims' families.
Hawkins killed six Von Maur employees and two shoppers before turning the gun on himself, investigators said. Watch a report about the victims »
Two employees remained hospitalized Friday.
One of those killed was Janet Jorgensen, who had worked in Von Maur's gift department for 14 years.
She and her husband, Ron, who were high school sweethearts, had been married 50 years in September. They were waiting to celebrate because he had just overcome a bout of cancer.
The couple has three children and nine grandchildren. Jorgensen was helping her granddaughter, Andrea, plan her wedding, and she took care of her 94-year-old mother.
Ryan Husk, a grandson who attends Wayne State College in Wayne, Nebraska, said he was at school when he heard about the shootings.
"I was just scrambling, communicating, trying to find out what's going on," he said. "We really didn't know the condition until we came back to their house" and learned his grandmother had died. Watch Husk say 'we're going to miss everything about her' »
The family members said they will celebrate Christmas as always.
"We're going to, just because we know that grandma is really here with us, and she would be upset if we didn't go on and make it the best Christmas just like every other Christmas," said granddaughter Andrea Husk.
"She wouldn't have wanted it any other way. So we're going to pull through this. ... "We're going to remember her, and she's going to be there with us." See profiles and a gallery of the victims
Omaha Police Chief Thomas Warren said Thursday that security personnel were watching the gunman before he started shooting but did not have an opportunity to prevent the carnage.
Hawkins entered the store through its second-floor main entrance, took an elevator to the third floor and immediately started shooting, Warren said.
One victim was on the second floor, shot from above, Warren said. Most of the rest of the victims were on the third floor near the elevator, the children's department and the customer service area, where Hawkins' body was found.
Zelden schryf ik wat ik wil, en nooit wat 'n ander wil.
Begin aub niet over krulletjesquote:Op zaterdag 8 december 2007 01:14 schreef Apropos het volgende:
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Arabische, die hebben vaker krulletjes
In hun broek.quote:Op zaterdag 8 december 2007 01:14 schreef Apropos het volgende:
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Arabische, die hebben vaker krulletjes
Vroeger dacht ik dat ik mijn vijanden het vuur aan de schenen moest leggen. Een misvatting, want dat doen ze zelf wel. Ik hoef enkel mijn vergrootglas maar op ze te richten en het begint te smeulen.
Maar je hebt gelijk.
Vroeger dacht ik dat ik mijn vijanden het vuur aan de schenen moest leggen. Een misvatting, want dat doen ze zelf wel. Ik hoef enkel mijn vergrootglas maar op ze te richten en het begint te smeulen.
Jij ook.quote:Op zaterdag 8 december 2007 01:18 schreef Zwaardvisch het volgende:
Maar je hebt gelijk.
Zelden schryf ik wat ik wil, en nooit wat 'n ander wil.
Donkere krullen dan.
Vroeger dacht ik dat ik mijn vijanden het vuur aan de schenen moest leggen. Een misvatting, want dat doen ze zelf wel. Ik hoef enkel mijn vergrootglas maar op ze te richten en het begint te smeulen.
En donkere vrouwen in het algemeen.
Vroeger dacht ik dat ik mijn vijanden het vuur aan de schenen moest leggen. Een misvatting, want dat doen ze zelf wel. Ik hoef enkel mijn vergrootglas maar op ze te richten en het begint te smeulen.
Maakt me echt helemaal niks uitquote:Op zaterdag 8 december 2007 01:21 schreef Zwaardvisch het volgende:
Donkere krullen dan.
Portugese?quote:Op zaterdag 8 december 2007 01:21 schreef Zwaardvisch het volgende:
En donkere vrouwen in het algemeen.
Zelden schryf ik wat ik wil, en nooit wat 'n ander wil.
Niet in de laatste plaats.quote:
Vroeger dacht ik dat ik mijn vijanden het vuur aan de schenen moest leggen. Een misvatting, want dat doen ze zelf wel. Ik hoef enkel mijn vergrootglas maar op ze te richten en het begint te smeulen.
Is er iemand die niet gelijk heeft trouwens?
De voorzitter zegt: Laat duizend bloemen bloeien.
Laat duizend balletjes stuiteren.
Laat duizend balletjes stuiteren.
Verscheidene uitgevers.quote:Op zaterdag 8 december 2007 01:28 schreef Aoristus het volgende:
Is er iemand die niet gelijk heeft trouwens?
Zelden schryf ik wat ik wil, en nooit wat 'n ander wil.
Yep, wij-zij is altijd de meest comfortabele strategiequote:
De voorzitter zegt: Laat duizend bloemen bloeien.
Laat duizend balletjes stuiteren.
Laat duizend balletjes stuiteren.
Die staat waarschijnlijk iets met kanker te doen.quote:Op zaterdag 8 december 2007 01:32 schreef Fastmatti het volgende:
Ik mis Pberends trouwens.
Zelden schryf ik wat ik wil, en nooit wat 'n ander wil.
Porn in the USA.
Vroeger dacht ik dat ik mijn vijanden het vuur aan de schenen moest leggen. Een misvatting, want dat doen ze zelf wel. Ik hoef enkel mijn vergrootglas maar op ze te richten en het begint te smeulen.
Of: de Pberends-doctrine.
Vroeger dacht ik dat ik mijn vijanden het vuur aan de schenen moest leggen. Een misvatting, want dat doen ze zelf wel. Ik hoef enkel mijn vergrootglas maar op ze te richten en het begint te smeulen.
ik denk dat ik mezelf maar eens in slaap ga huilen. 32.. no fucking way
dag.
dag.
De voorzitter zegt: Laat duizend bloemen bloeien.
Laat duizend balletjes stuiteren.
Laat duizend balletjes stuiteren.
Eurlings, de pisnicht.
"I think I'm in a tragedy"
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZFG5PKw504[/youtube]
"In America today profit is privatized but risk is increasingly socialized"
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZFG5PKw504[/youtube]
"In America today profit is privatized but risk is increasingly socialized"
Koffie, het zwarte vocht.
Iconen verdwijnen, klonen verschijnen.
Dan ken jij de CDA aanhangers niet.
Fok = bruinhemdenforum, want smilies zijn kaal.
Dan ken jij de CDA aanhangers niet.
Fok = bruinhemdenforum, want smilies zijn kaal.
De geur van vers gezette koffie verspreid zich.quote:Op zaterdag 8 december 2007 09:55 schreef Aaahikwordgek het volgende:
Koffie, het zwarte vocht.
"I think I'm in a tragedy"
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZFG5PKw504[/youtube]
"In America today profit is privatized but risk is increasingly socialized"
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZFG5PKw504[/youtube]
"In America today profit is privatized but risk is increasingly socialized"
Iconen verdwijnen, klonen verschijnen.
Dan ken jij de CDA aanhangers niet.
Fok = bruinhemdenforum, want smilies zijn kaal.
Dan ken jij de CDA aanhangers niet.
Fok = bruinhemdenforum, want smilies zijn kaal.
Photoshop strikes back!quote:
What are you going to do to me? You go fuck yourself - I say what I want.
- Oriana Fallaci 1929-2006
- Oriana Fallaci 1929-2006
Afshin Ellian, stop ermee. Stop. Gewoon stoppen. Je column vandaag in de NRC, onzinnig geraaskal. Maak jezelf niet meer belachelijk en stop. Echt, het... stop. 'Het kabinet neigt naar de noodtoestand met betrekking tot Wilders. Dat kon in Chili, maar niet hier en nu' (of iets dergelijks)? Stop ermee. Hou de eer aan jezelf.
Sowieso: waarom zoveel drukte om een kneus als Terpstra?
Vroeger dacht ik dat ik mijn vijanden het vuur aan de schenen moest leggen. Een misvatting, want dat doen ze zelf wel. Ik hoef enkel mijn vergrootglas maar op ze te richten en het begint te smeulen.
Het ging niet over Terpstra.quote:Op zaterdag 8 december 2007 14:10 schreef Zwaardvisch het volgende:
Sowieso: waarom zoveel drukte om een kneus als Terpstra?
Zomaar een gokje. In zijn blog zat hij zich wel op te naaien over Terpstra.
Vroeger dacht ik dat ik mijn vijanden het vuur aan de schenen moest leggen. Een misvatting, want dat doen ze zelf wel. Ik hoef enkel mijn vergrootglas maar op ze te richten en het begint te smeulen.
Het Westen.quote:Which brings us back to the unbalanced Abu Zubaydah. "I said he was important," Bush reportedly told Tenet at one of their daily meetings. "You're not going to let me lose face on this, are you?" "No sir, Mr. President," Tenet replied. Bush "was fixated on how to get Zubaydah to tell us the truth," Suskind writes, and he asked one briefer, "Do some of these harsh methods really work?"
Interrogators did their best to find out, Suskind reports. They strapped Abu Zubaydah to a water-board, which reproduces the agony of drowning. They threatened him with certain death. They withheld medication. They bombarded him with deafening noise and harsh lights, depriving him of sleep. Under that duress, he began to speak of plots of every variety — against shopping malls, banks, supermarkets, water systems, nuclear plants, apartment buildings, the Brooklyn Bridge, the Statue of Liberty. With each new tale, "thousands of uniformed men and women raced in a panic to each...target." And so, Suskind writes, "the United States would torture a mentally disturbed man and then leap, screaming, at every word he uttered."
