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Sweetplum:hey don't let them get to you , protect your circle. Pre-teens are all over the net , Don't forget to smile okay... |
Cultistupdate:hmm this phone issue ... He said he owed him money ...... |
Parkland, Florida, February 14, 2018 — 17 dead, 17 wounded Gunman and former student Nikolas Cruz, 19, shot and killed 17 people and injured 17 more, armed with at least one AR-15. The dead included students and adults. Cruz was charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. "It's a horrific situation. It's just a horrible day for us," Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel said. "It's a day that you pray every day that you get up that you will never have to see. It is in front of us, and I ask the community for your prayers, your support for these children and these families." Many of the student survivors became outspoken activists for gun control legislation, launching the March for Our Lives movement.
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San Ysidro, California, July 18, 1984 — 20 dead, 16 wounded James Huberty, 41, shot 36 people at a McDonald's restaurant in the San Ysidro district of San Diego in 1984. The casualties included an 8-month-old boy and a 9-year-old girl, and the wounded included a 4-month-old girl. The rampage ended when Huberty was shot by a San Diego SWAT Team sniper perched on a nearby roof. The shooting prompted changes to the police department in how it responded to mass-shooter scenarios A woman is removed on a stretcher at the scene of a shooting rampage at a McDonald's restaurant in San Ysidro, Calif., July 19, 1984. AP Photo/Greg Vojtko
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Killeen, Texas, October 16, 1991 — 23 dead, 27 wounded In 1991, George Hennard drove his pickup truck through the glass front window of a Luby's restaurant in Killeen, Texas, and began a shooting rampage on patrons and staff inside. He killed 23 people and injured 27 more before fatally shooting himself. Police officers gather outside Luby's Cafeteria in Killeen, Texas, at the scene where a gunman killed 23 people including himself, with semi-automatic gunfire. AP Photo/Rick McFarland
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josh123:Nope cowardice |
Sandy Hook Elementary School, December 14, 2012 — 26 dead, two wounded Twenty students and six teachers were killed in a shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut in 2012. Each student casualty was between the ages of 6 and 7. Minutes before he went to the school, the gunman, 20-year-old Adam Lanza, fatally shot his mother at their home. Lanza committed suicide as first responders arrived at the school Carlee Soto uses a phone to get information about her sister, Victoria Soto, a teacher at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., after gunman Adam Lanza killed 26 people inside the school, including 20 children. Victoria Soto, 27, was among those killed. AP Photo/Jessica Hill
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Cultistupdate:And he is not in the hospital he treated himself at home , the other died , shame why they had to be this way , why with all advice given , its sad these things even happen in country already wrecked with poverty . |
Let peace reign . |
Sutherland Springs, Texas, November 5, 2017 — 26 dead, 20 wounded A gunman wearing tactical gear and wielding a semiautomatic rifle opened fire in November 2017, at the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas, a tiny town of 600 east of San Antonio. At least 26 parishioners were killed in the attack. Victims ranged in age from 18 months to 72 years. The gunman was found dead after a brief car chase. The shooting supplanted the 2015 shooting at a Charleston, South Carolina, church as the deadliest mass shooting to take place at a house of worship in the United States Mourners participate in a candlelight vigil held for the victims of a fatal shooting at the First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs, Sunday, Nov. 5, 2017, in Sutherland Springs, Texas. AP Photo/Darren Abate
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Virginia Tech University, April 16, 2007 — 32 dead, 17 wounded The 2007 mass shooting on Virginia Tech University's campus remains the deadliest school shooting in US history. Gunman Seung-Hui Cho, a senior at the school, killed more than 30 students and instructors in two separate attacks about two hours apart before committing suicide. Seventeen students were wounded. Students embrace during a memorial service at the football stadium on the campus of Virginia Tech University in Blacksburg, Va., April 17, 2007. AP Photo/Amy Sancetta
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Orlando, June 12, 2016 — 50 dead, 53 wounded Before Las Vegas, the deadliest mass shooting in US history was the 2016 shooting at Pulse, a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida. Gunman Omar Mateen killed 49 people and wounded at least 53 at the nightclub before he was killed by Orlando police. As the club was hosting a "Latin Night," many of the victims were Latino. During the shooting, Mateen called Orlando police and swore allegiance to the ISIS, although authorities found no evidence of communication between the terrorist group and the attacker. Still, the shooting drew swift condemnation from American Muslims. It remains the deadliest act of terror in the US since September 11 This Monday, July 11, 2016 photo shows a makeshift memorial outside the Pulse nightclub, a month after the mass shooting in Orlando, Fla. Associated Press/John Raoux
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Las Vegas, October 1, 2017 — 59 dead, more than 850 wounded In October 2017, gunman Stephen Paddock opened fire on a crowd attending the Route 91 Harvest festival from his 32nd-floor room at the Mandalay Bay Resort in Casino. The rampage lasted more than 15 minutes as panicked concertgoers tried to take cover, unaware of where the fire was coming from. By the end of it, 58 people were killed, and more than 850 were injured. A police SWAT unit broke into Paddock's room and found the gunman dead by suicide.
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Voldoz:Nope , all waters of the Worlds are connected , The ice age was able to form because it was solid , but hydrogen just filling up the Earth ? Where would the moon be how would oxygen exist for the saved family....? Its just not logical , it shouldn't be its a mythological book so yeah . |
LordReed: ![]() |
Victerica:And the name of this God is.......? ![]() |
Sweetplum:sending love and light on your day ❤❤❤ |
Hotspotbro:Lucifer and frank , I hate those names, Lucifer seems to be a popular personality amongst people with MPD , something that has to do with individual bred believe. |
CAPSLOCKED:this is definatly not a mild case , it's clearly mass collective mental Disorder , Good Morning |
Victerica:If I was a Buffalo I would believe God was a bigger Buffalo, as a man......A big sky Daddy. |
josh123:its usually just to spur unessesary diverting conspiracies. |
beautyhd:didnt know it would be ,.. Its just things that happen, its a facet of life . |
And if you read this far this is for you beautiful being Yes and Remember to smile
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KORO SYNDROME (Typical in Nigeria) Koro syndrome takes genital-related anxiety and cranks it all the way to eleven. It's described as a psychiatric disorder where individuals experience extreme irrational paranoia that their joysticks (for males) or vulva/nipples (for females) are shrinking into their bodies, and will eventually cause their deaths. The syndrome has been more commonly exhibited by males, and is more common in Africa and southeast asia than anywhere else in the world. It has also been classed as being an Obsessive Compulsive disorder. Those suffering from Koro syndrome have claimed that their obsessions with their "shrinking Instruments" can range from being quite mild all the way to extreme, with some patients being compelled to measure their privates multiple times a day. Experts have attempted to treat Koro syndrome with medication such as antidepressants as well as behavioral therapy, with varying degrees of success While most people can count themselves lucky to be free of such extreme afflictions, it doesn't diminish the fact that some of these mental illnesses cause patients to experience truly horrific realities even when everything is really just fine. For anyone that can relate to the disorders listed above (or even if you just don't feel that all is fine mentally), then it's probably best that you seek professional help. Understand that there's absolutely no shame in receiving psychiatric treatment, and that reaching out can greatly improve the quality of life for those with the most prevalent mental conditions – such as ADHD, eating disorders, and depression.and.......remember to smile
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Klüver–Bucy syndrome. At some point, you may have felt the urge to put something random in your mouth – like a pen or a paper clip. But that urge pales in comparison to the ones felt by those suffering from Klüver–Bucy syndrome. Described as an extremely rare cerebral neurological disorder stemming from damage to both the patient's temporal lobes, Klüver–Bucy syndrome causes sufferers to have unusually strong urges to place objects in their mouths, and also have the tendency to engage in inappropriate sexual behavior. While it may sound pretty funny, it probably isn't as much fun for those suffering from the disorder. Other symptoms include placidity (the state of being extremely calm), loss of memory, changes in appetite, as well as hypermetamorophosis (the urge or need explore everything). Due to the disorder stemming from damage to the key areas of the brain, Klüver–Bucy syndrome is pretty uncommon, and is usually treated with the use of psychotropics.
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Stendhal syndrome Now here’s a peculiar one. Sufferers of Stendhal syndrome experience symptoms such as anxiety, panic attacks, and hallucinations when exposed to art. Or more precisely, extremely beautiful art. Of course, all art is subjective, but Stendhal syndrome has been documented most in people visiting places with plenty of art and architecture, such as museums and galleries. The condition was named after French author Marie-Henri Beyle (who went by the pen name Stendhal) after he documented his feelings of being elated but also extremely anxious after visiting the Basilica of Santa Croce in Italy in 1817. Despite various cases of Stendhal syndrome being reported over the decades since, psychologists are still yet to determine whether or not Stendhal syndrome classifies as a legitimate mental condition.
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PARIS SYNDROME A mental disorder that is more amusing than it is freaky, Paris syndrome is defined as a sense of heavy disappointment by some individuals who – upon visiting Paris – experience extreme reality shock due to the city not living up to their expectations. This highly novel condition comes with very real symptoms such as hallucinations, anxiety, dizziness, sweating, and vomiting, and can all be attributed to facing up to the large disconnect between what a sufferer had imagined Paris to be versus what the city really is. The condition has been reported mostly amongst Japanese tourists who are obsessed with the prospect of visiting Paris and experiencing the beautiful culture and sights, but – upon their arrival – are overwhelmed by the language barrier, difference in formalities, and jet lag. Add to that the shattering of the image of Paris portrayed in Japanese media (scuffed up sneakers instead of designer shoes everywhere, or fast food joints instead of alfresco-style cafes along the street, etc), and you have an intensely-stressed-out traveller with a lot of disappointment to deal with
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Dissociative identity disorder (DID) Also commonly known as multiple personality diaorder , is a terrifying mental illness that is included in myriad movies and television shows Although very generally misunderstood . Sufferers usually have 2 or 3 (usually more ) different identities Sufferers routinely switch between identities and can remain that way for hours even years They can switch identities anytime and without warning and it is almost impossible to convince people with DID that they have it . For this reason those with DID are usually in mental institutions
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Diogenes Syndrome Is more commonly referred to as 'hoarding' And is one of the most misunderstood mental Disorders , named after a Greek Philosopher Diogenes of Sinope (who was ironically a minimalist) Sufferers have this compelling desire the collect random objects or items to which emotional attachment is now formed . In addition to this uncontrollably hoarding , sufferers show extreme self neglect , apathy towards themselves and others , social withdrawal and no shame of their habit Common among the elderly , people with dementia and people who at a point in their life have been abandoned (Jeffery Dahmar comes to mind) , or who lacked stable home enviroment growing up
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Misdirection:Cheers Mate !!! |
sinkhole:Exactly! Been a while Jeff |
Misdirection:there's none , enjoy life to its fullest |
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