Purplereign
Loungeroom Dancing Queen
i'm off to buy an iphone. wish me luck
I imagine you have it now and are lost in the shiny happy apple world . . . it's sooooooo muuuuuuuuuuuuuuuch fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuun
i'm off to buy an iphone. wish me luck
nope. they don't sell the 3gs anymore, you have to wait for the 4. le
well.. hopefully it turns out to be ok. it's kind of a bit butt ugly though.
question... when did slut become a term of endearment?
My ex is looking for a house to buy with her current partner and I'm feeling quite jealous and pretty damn pissed off. I clinged to the hope that there might of been some way back for us.
nope. they don't sell the 3gs anymore, you have to wait for the 4. le
Yes, it's now 20 people. Aged 20 to 40. The politicians say they haven't been directly involved in the planning and didn't know about any safety concerns, but now there's documents of meetings which they took part in very those very concerns have been addressed. The organiser of the Loveparade said he never made any requests that could've compromised safety, though those very same protocolls quote him as saying that the demand for emergency routes were too great. In the local administration throughout the whole process everyone wanted to make the other responsible for planning the safety concept, and everyone said "That's not our task, they are responsible for that." The fire departments of Dortmund, where the last Loveparade took part, advised the city of Duisburg in how to organise it, but much of their advice has been ignored. They have been very critical of using that tunnel.
The former police president, who now is in retirement, was against the whole thing because he didn't find it safe. Another politician, who like the mayor wanted the Loveparade in Duisburg, is probably behind the police president being retired. The police and firemen have often been saying using the tunnel and the safety plan are not good at all. In the commentary sections of articles about the Loveparade on local news websites you can see a great many people who said "This is going to cost lifes" etc. Pretty much anyone who had only a rudimentary understanding of safety at mass events said the plan wasn't safe at all. Every last one has been ignored, with the mayor now just saying, "You hear things like that before every big event." The final safety plan has been signed at 9am of the day of the parade. Usually, such plans are signed weeks before. It's true, Germans are always pessimistic and you always have people seeing a catastrophe in any event. But this time, it was not only many regular people who saw it coming, but also about every expert.
And here's the thing I don't get at all. The last two Loveparades took place inside the cities of Essen and Dortmund respectively. At both events, one million visitors have been expected. 1.3 and 1.6 million people, respectively, have showed up. But these events have been inside cities bigger than Duisburg, with numerous possibilities to retreat into side roads. The organisers of this year used different figures to plan with. For the safety concept they estimated 500,000 people. The marketing figure was one million people. The area, an old freight depot, was said to be capable of holding somewhere between 300,000 and 400,000 people. It was known from previous Loveparades that at least one million, and very likely more than that will be there. It was perfectly reasonable to think that these people don't travel all the way, some of them around the world, to be anywhere except of at the venue. All these visitors should enter and leave the field either from the west or the east through a tunnel that was 12 meters wide and about 100 meters long. Right, a tunnel. Because these things allow you to escape so easily The other way, directly from the main station, was closed of due to concerns people might walk onto the tracks. In the many months leading to the event they could have made several paths leading to the field, but they left all those spots untouched.
Unofficial figures estimate some 1.4 million people at or around the Loveparade by the time the panic broke out. Several hundred thousands or so inside the tunnel or the ways there. After, it was mentioned: But no one died inside the tunnel. Right, but five meters in front of it because this whole area proved a fucking bottleneck with nowhere to escape.
But no, none of the people involved seems to be even thinking of saying, "I'm sorry, but I fucked up."
21 now... It's such a tragedy, and that something like this can happen these days, in these countries. I mean come on, organisations should know better than that?? It makes me very sad and angry. Also the fact that nobodoy is indeed taking any responsibility right now, even though those persons know damn well who are to blame.
hottest chica thread
why? the innuendo and repartee is side splittingly funny, and for the most part it ain't toooooo rude; and I am nothing if not curious
would I ever post in there . . . not on your nelly . . . I just like to watch
I know, I love that thread. I bet we could put some of their innuendo to shame.
I got a massage today, but it wasn't the fun kind. It was the painful, omg-what-did-I-do-to-my-body kind, so I just kept quoting The Hangover to distract myself.
Not a good idea to make your massage therapist laugh when they're pressing on a painful spot, though. Oww.
Did you yell out KELLY CLARKSON*?
*yes, different movie, but still hilarious!
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