DISQUS

Truly. It is just as terrible as if you were in a horrid accident and they could either save your sight or your hearing. Which would you rather do without?

Personally, I myself would stay with my significant other, if I had one. If not, I would happily give up my place for an elderly man or someone who it was very unlikely would survive in the water for however long it took people to realize people were still out there. A slim chance of hope still survives, and although drowning is one of my worst fears, when death calls you to dance, one can only accept the invitation, not delay the inevitable.

It's a real picture too. I've seen the full one in one of my classes. This was a man rescued out of the water, all bloated from drowning. That's what is disturbing about that quiz.

Snowing off and on here in South Carolina too. Who knew? We are supposed to get 2 feet.

I would gladly say come over here and party with me as we have so very much wine and champaigne here, but I'm in the middle of no where and I don't drink. So it wouldn't be any fun at all.

Try Rackspace.com They are pretty faithful with servers and all.

It is rather unfortunate when people will always be that shallow. The death of a friend, family, classmate, or even just aquaitence should be something to bring everyone together, not pretend it is highschool all over again. Perhaps they still have some more growing up to do. Perhaps they are still that uncomfortable that they need to stay in their cliques. It is uncertian, and truly, unnecessary. I am sorry to hear of your lose. May your journies be plesant, even during these hard times.

I've got the domain space site, and actually, got a good server. Not like they cost much at all. I pay next to nothing for mine. I always was thinking of doing the same thing, but more animation style. That would never work, take centuries. So I'll write a book and illustrate it. No one would read it, but hey!