KLB Klaagbaak
Klaag maar raak voor een knaak.
Ja sorryquote:Op woensdag 17 april 2013 20:23 schreef aight1 het volgende:
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wel een van de grootste plaatjes ter wereld
om het goed te maken;
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Sorry man, als ik er een punt aan zou geven zou dit een belediging zijn voor alle andere gegeven puntenquote:Op woensdag 17 april 2013 20:23 schreef dWc_RuffRyder het volgende:
Oké, geen props voor mijn cariës-grap. Dan niet.
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I can't do this all on my own, no I know, I'm no superman.
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105 worden en dan de schraalste taart van de wereld krijgen
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With my pack on my back, down the road I will stray.
het irriteert me dat ie steeds zn wenkbrauwen zo hoog doet.quote:
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Ja sorry
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Ik glimlachte, maar ik ben redelijk snel tevredenquote:
Oké, geen props voor mijn cariës-grap. Dan niet.
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Koffietaart is wel lekker. :$ Vooral met mijn bastognecrème.quote:
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Hmm, lang niet meer gegeten maar vroeger vond ik koffie ook niet lekker :$
Je zou eten. 
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105 worden en dan de schraalste taart van de wereld krijgen
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Op vrijdag 12 mei 2017 12:45 schreef NoelGallagher het volgende:
Ik zal natuurlijk elke mogelijkheid aangrijpen om een tr te zetten zodat je weer een ban krijgt.
Ik zal natuurlijk elke mogelijkheid aangrijpen om een tr te zetten zodat je weer een ban krijgt.
Ja, hij zal wel ergens gelezen hebben dat dat sexy staat of zo.quote:
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het irriteert me dat ie steeds zn wenkbrauwen zo hoog doet.
Op maandag 5 september 2016 23:16 schreef -Deluzion- het volgende:
En ik antwoord liever niet op Fascination. aka Alex Vause.
En ik antwoord liever niet op Fascination. aka Alex Vause.
Whehe.quote:
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Ja, hij zal wel ergens gelezen hebben dat dat sexy staat of zo.
With my pack on my back, down the road I will stray.
Ik weet niet eens hoe bastognecreme smaakt, vast niet naar die bastognekoeken, of wel?quote:
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Koffietaart is wel lekker. :$ Vooral met mijn bastognecrème.
Die koekjes doen me altijd aan dit denken.quote:Op woensdag 17 april 2013 20:28 schreef Vaseline_ het volgende:
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Ik weet niet eens hoe bastognecreme smaakt, vast niet naar die bastognekoeken, of wel?
With my pack on my back, down the road I will stray.
Je pic doet het nietquote:
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Die koekjes doen me altijd aan dit denken.
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Ja, wel dus want je maakt het met bastognekoeken en botercrème.quote:
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Ik weet niet eens hoe bastognecreme smaakt, vast niet naar die bastognekoeken, of wel?
Op vrijdag 12 mei 2017 12:45 schreef NoelGallagher het volgende:
Ik zal natuurlijk elke mogelijkheid aangrijpen om een tr te zetten zodat je weer een ban krijgt.
Ik zal natuurlijk elke mogelijkheid aangrijpen om een tr te zetten zodat je weer een ban krijgt.
Oh in dat geval:quote:Op woensdag 17 april 2013 20:30 schreef Chloroform het volgende:
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Ja, wel dus want je maakt het met bastognekoeken en botercrème.
Daarom, je zou eten.quote:
En dan ga je nog meer van me houden. 
Op vrijdag 12 mei 2017 12:45 schreef NoelGallagher het volgende:
Ik zal natuurlijk elke mogelijkheid aangrijpen om een tr te zetten zodat je weer een ban krijgt.
Ik zal natuurlijk elke mogelijkheid aangrijpen om een tr te zetten zodat je weer een ban krijgt.
Wim lex heeft een Ipad. 
Blood runs through your veins, that's where our similarity ends.
In the end all you can hope for. Is the love you felt to equal the pain you've gone through.
In the end all you can hope for. Is the love you felt to equal the pain you've gone through.
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Blood runs through your veins, that's where our similarity ends.
In the end all you can hope for. Is the love you felt to equal the pain you've gone through.
In the end all you can hope for. Is the love you felt to equal the pain you've gone through.
Nou toen ging ik dus even op de iPad kijken hah-hahquote:
Brabo creep (Kri) zingt Nights in White Satin voor mij.
Stuur me er een stukje in een tupperwarebakjequote:
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Daarom, je zou eten.
Verdomme, must read imo.
Carlos Arredondo
This is Carlos Arredondo, a 52-year-old Costa Rican immigrant. He was at the finish line of the Boston Marathon yesterday with his wife , waiting for the last of the National Guard runners. They were representing Run for the Fallen Maine, an organization established to honor Marines who have been killed since the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. One of those runners had dedicated the race to Mr Arredondo's son.
Immediately after the explosion, Mr Arredondo vaulted a fence to help the wounded many of whom had lost limbs, and used his clothes and towels to stanch victims' bleeding.
Mr Arredondo (center) was seen pulling debris and fencing away from the bloody victims, clearing the way for emergency personnel to tend to their wounds
Mr Arredondo helped one victim, now identified as Jeff Bauman Jr., who was missing both his legs and drenched in blood, into a wheelchair that race medical staff had brought and said he kept talking to the man so he wouldn't lose consciousness. 'I kept talking to him. I kept saying, "Stay with me, stay with me,"' Mr Arredondo, who is a member of the Red Cross disaster team, told Maine Today. Mr. Bauman is now in stable condition.
Mr Arredondo is no stranger to tradgedy himself. His son, Marine Lance Corporal Alexander Arredondo (left) was killed in Iraq in 2004 by a sniper bullet. His brother Brian took his own life last year after struggling to deal with his elder brother's death.
The day he learned his elder son had been killed, which also happened to be his 44th birthday, Mr Arredondo locked himself in a van with five gallons of gasoline and a propane torch and set the van on fire. He was burned on 26 percent of his body and attended his son's funeral on a stretcher.
He survived however, became a peace activist as well as suicide awareness advocate, and legally changed his name to Alexander Brian Arredondo in tribute to his sons. In 2006 he became an American citizen.
Mr Arredondo drove a pickup truck around the country to protest against the wars. Carrying a flag-draped coffin and photos and mementos of Alexander, including a football and his Winnie the Pooh toy, he became one of the most visible and poignant dissident to the conflicts. 'As long as there are marines fighting and dying in Iraq, I'm going to share my mourning with the American people,' he told the New York Times in 2007.
By all accounts, this is a courageous and incredibly empathetic man who has lead a life with more tragedy than anyone should be asked to bear. I commend him for turning all that darkness into something positive, and for being one of those few people left that run toward an explosion when everyone else runs away (or gets out their cellphones).
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Carlos Arredondo
This is Carlos Arredondo, a 52-year-old Costa Rican immigrant. He was at the finish line of the Boston Marathon yesterday with his wife , waiting for the last of the National Guard runners. They were representing Run for the Fallen Maine, an organization established to honor Marines who have been killed since the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. One of those runners had dedicated the race to Mr Arredondo's son.
Immediately after the explosion, Mr Arredondo vaulted a fence to help the wounded many of whom had lost limbs, and used his clothes and towels to stanch victims' bleeding.
Mr Arredondo (center) was seen pulling debris and fencing away from the bloody victims, clearing the way for emergency personnel to tend to their wounds
Mr Arredondo helped one victim, now identified as Jeff Bauman Jr., who was missing both his legs and drenched in blood, into a wheelchair that race medical staff had brought and said he kept talking to the man so he wouldn't lose consciousness. 'I kept talking to him. I kept saying, "Stay with me, stay with me,"' Mr Arredondo, who is a member of the Red Cross disaster team, told Maine Today. Mr. Bauman is now in stable condition.
Mr Arredondo is no stranger to tradgedy himself. His son, Marine Lance Corporal Alexander Arredondo (left) was killed in Iraq in 2004 by a sniper bullet. His brother Brian took his own life last year after struggling to deal with his elder brother's death.
The day he learned his elder son had been killed, which also happened to be his 44th birthday, Mr Arredondo locked himself in a van with five gallons of gasoline and a propane torch and set the van on fire. He was burned on 26 percent of his body and attended his son's funeral on a stretcher.
He survived however, became a peace activist as well as suicide awareness advocate, and legally changed his name to Alexander Brian Arredondo in tribute to his sons. In 2006 he became an American citizen.
Mr Arredondo drove a pickup truck around the country to protest against the wars. Carrying a flag-draped coffin and photos and mementos of Alexander, including a football and his Winnie the Pooh toy, he became one of the most visible and poignant dissident to the conflicts. 'As long as there are marines fighting and dying in Iraq, I'm going to share my mourning with the American people,' he told the New York Times in 2007.
By all accounts, this is a courageous and incredibly empathetic man who has lead a life with more tragedy than anyone should be asked to bear. I commend him for turning all that darkness into something positive, and for being one of those few people left that run toward an explosion when everyone else runs away (or gets out their cellphones).
En dit zie ik ook nu pasquote:The picture of him helping the man with lost legs; note he is holding a main artery keeping the blood from flowing. What a brave man.
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Laatst nasi gegeten met glas erin. Niet aan te raden.quote:Op woensdag 17 april 2013 20:34 schreef Vaseline_ het volgende:
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Stuur me er een stukje in een tupperwarebakje
With my pack on my back, down the road I will stray.
