The wild and beautiful die young
Just got back from the very impressive Queen musical. Well aside from a somewhat impuissant plot, the singing and musicianship was top-notch.
Pity that the one songs i was looking forward to see replicated wasn't done in its entirety. (Don't stop me now)
But still, well worth the money, well I didn't have to pay thanks to my good friend Jeannine, but still if I had to it would have been worth every cent.
Now it's a known fact that legendary frontman Freddie Mercury was homosexual and died of aids. (They said he was too wild and beautiful for earth - we will rock you)
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I was listening to this forum talk on radio while driving to church this morning, and the discussional topic was on aids education aimed at youths.
About how there's is an underlying need for youths to be educated and acceptance and how social effort and monetary attention is needed to cater to this breed of morally degenerative group that indulge in unprotected promiscuous sex.
Now i may be sounding extremely apathetic, but why should society even bother about lending a hand to pull out those from the graves they dug themselves?
If you'd inherited the virus then that's a different story, but for those that took the path of thinking they were invulnerable and chose the route of decadence, that's really their own choice.
Of cos I'd be rebuked by the cliched "everyone makes mistakes" phrase.
But say a criminal robs a bank, and he gets 20 to life, how wonderful if he could hum that tune and scoot off with sympathy.
Same goes for the Yellow Ribbon Project, those pestering kinds that forcefully coerce you into buying a pen from then. Telling you that they've served their dues and are bidding at a new lease in life whilst reeking of a combustible misxture of alcohol and ciggs.
Why bother with those that don't help themselves?
Pity that the one songs i was looking forward to see replicated wasn't done in its entirety. (Don't stop me now)
But still, well worth the money, well I didn't have to pay thanks to my good friend Jeannine, but still if I had to it would have been worth every cent.
Now it's a known fact that legendary frontman Freddie Mercury was homosexual and died of aids. (They said he was too wild and beautiful for earth - we will rock you)
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I was listening to this forum talk on radio while driving to church this morning, and the discussional topic was on aids education aimed at youths.
About how there's is an underlying need for youths to be educated and acceptance and how social effort and monetary attention is needed to cater to this breed of morally degenerative group that indulge in unprotected promiscuous sex.
Now i may be sounding extremely apathetic, but why should society even bother about lending a hand to pull out those from the graves they dug themselves?
If you'd inherited the virus then that's a different story, but for those that took the path of thinking they were invulnerable and chose the route of decadence, that's really their own choice.
Of cos I'd be rebuked by the cliched "everyone makes mistakes" phrase.
But say a criminal robs a bank, and he gets 20 to life, how wonderful if he could hum that tune and scoot off with sympathy.
Same goes for the Yellow Ribbon Project, those pestering kinds that forcefully coerce you into buying a pen from then. Telling you that they've served their dues and are bidding at a new lease in life whilst reeking of a combustible misxture of alcohol and ciggs.
Why bother with those that don't help themselves?

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