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Post by Sektor on Nov 17, 2003 17:58:27 GMT -5
Today in my highschool, I learned the news that a fellow classmate of mine was killed in a tragic train accident yesterday... He was crossing the train tracks while wearing headphones and didnt hear it coming. I dont think I need to explain the rest...
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Post by Machine Soul on Nov 17, 2003 19:52:24 GMT -5
Man that's really bad just to think you saw him one day then another he's dead.
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Post by Dragoon Tony on Nov 17, 2003 20:25:16 GMT -5
I know exactly what you are talking about. My sophomore year in high school, one person was killed and the other paralyzed for life being hit by a drunk driver. Then last year (my senior year) one of my classmates died in his sleep from heart failure. It's really shocking to think of how you are talking to one person one day, and the next he's gone....
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Post by Kamon on Nov 17, 2003 21:07:40 GMT -5
Yeah this is really a tragic event. this is the second kid whos died in our town.One of my friends named EJ lost his mother 2 weeks ago and now his best friend is dead(his best friend was the one who was hit).
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Post by Ghosty on Nov 17, 2003 23:58:16 GMT -5
That really sucks... the high school I'm at has been losing people at like 1 per year or something... maybe more... I think we lost 3 seniors last year. Mostly from drunk driving...
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Post by Springheel Jack on Nov 18, 2003 0:00:29 GMT -5
I remember my friends old boyfriend got in a fight, and the other kid sorta gave him a piledriver, snapping his neck and paralyzing him from the neck down, now one is in prison and the other is paralyzed. Both there lives are ruined.
Also, a kid at my lunch table will lose his mom in a couple of weeks unless a miracle happens. Some rare, incureable heart disease.
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Post by Creed on Nov 18, 2003 15:51:34 GMT -5
allow me to just expand upon sektor's story a bit
now, according to sources, the poor kid saw the train coming and actually stepped out of its way. however, the train, being one of those express ones that don't stop at the station in my small town, was going so fast that when it passed the kid he was sucked under, and... well... you know the rest...
also, a classmate in my history class lost his mother this weekend, and my history teacher lost his girlfriend last friday
this has been a pretty bad week...
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Post by Machine Soul on Nov 18, 2003 16:26:20 GMT -5
It's amazing how death changes the way you feel about some one. One day you couldn't careless about a person then the person is dead and then you talk like you were best friends.
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Post by Sektor on Nov 18, 2003 16:49:25 GMT -5
allow me to just expand upon sektor's story a bit
now, according to sources, the poor kid saw the train coming and actually stepped out of its way. however, the train, being one of those express ones that don't stop at the station in my small town, was going so fast that when it passed the kid he was sucked under, and... well... you know the rest...
also, a classmate in my history class lost his mother this weekend, and my history teacher lost his girlfriend last friday
this has been a pretty bad week... That's a rumor but however, he still got killed by the train. Also, a girl in my school came down with Cancer this weekend, too. 4 things happened this weekend: (1)Highschooler got killed by a train (2)Different highschooler's mom died (3)Teacher's companion died (4)Highschool girl gets diagnosed with cancer
This week has been tough...
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Post by fallenangel55 on Nov 18, 2003 17:23:17 GMT -5
...yea i had a sad day yesterday....umm, it started like this: on thursday, there was a snow storm hitting southern ontario and parts of the states....my friends mom died in a car accident on that day....its all over the place...she had accidently lost control of the car and the other car in the upcoming lane had crashed in to her...she was driving a honda civic...while the person who crashed into her had a "subaru"...(i think i spelled it right..im not sure)....umm i found out in v-ball practise and i cant stop thinking of my friend....i've tried to reach her with msn...but she isnt there....i miss her so much and i feel so bad....
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Post by Gustave on Nov 18, 2003 17:57:48 GMT -5
Sad story number 6 coming up...this really has been a horrible week. My summer swim team, Wellington, has members of all ages. One of my friends' little brother was on the team too. He was 5 years old, just barely beginning to swim. He was playing around and tried to switch the channel by climbing up on the tv when he fell. The tv got knocked over and fell on his head. They took him off life support yesterday.
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Post by Jaggy on Nov 18, 2003 20:16:58 GMT -5
Someone from our school dies every year. When I was in gr 8, one of my classmate's sister (who was in gr 12 at that time) died in a car accident while coming back from Whistler (some ski place). I think she was the only one in the car that died from that accident and she was sitting in the front on the passenger's side. It's sad how she died on the year she would graduate.
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Post by Gustave on Nov 18, 2003 22:14:11 GMT -5
Yeah, it's exactly that way for us too. 7th Grade: The English Teacher died, cancer 8th Grade: The Math teacher died, cancer 9th Grade: The English teacher died, cancer 10th Grade: Band Teacher dying (it's really REALLY sad...he only teaches our class, and he cries whenever we don't listen because he's giving up so much for us. There's a high chance he will die very soon, and we aren't giving him nearly enough respect.
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Post by Jaggy on Nov 18, 2003 22:21:43 GMT -5
Wow, a lot of teachers die at your school. It's just the students for us. I believe this girl died last year or maybe last last year from some drug overdose or something.
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Post by Zynx on Nov 19, 2003 7:49:55 GMT -5
Man that sucks.
Nearly every year in my school, atleast one person seems to die. One year two died in totally different areas of the state on a weekend.
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