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nice avatar
I can tell she put some thoughts into it
I can tell she put some thoughts into it
*** Wootoom Appreciation Thread ***
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we got a couple cats here who have kept the same avatar over the entire decade I've been here
and i respect that too
I change up about every 9 months
and i respect that too
I change up about every 9 months
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no gloves
so rachel how often have i pissed you off
i don't even know who you are or bothered to check out your profile
and you leave a shit on my profile
as if I care
your shit is my ammo
so rachel how often have i pissed you off
i don't even know who you are or bothered to check out your profile
and you leave a shit on my profile
as if I care
your shit is my ammo
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heh
mrplunkey
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So is the theme at Cutter's tonight agricultural?
PICK3
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knot a jolly rancher!
Urban Dictionary: jolly rancher
brokeback mountain was the worst. it was full of nothing but jolly ranchers
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Simply put, this is an amazing story, even more so because it is true! It is a TV movie, first shown on November 23, 1987, but it doesn't seem like a TV movie at all. In a way, it is a sort of story of both penance and Lena's growing love for the children. Lena, although a Jew, posed as a Catholic during the war. Feeling a bit guilty, after so many other Jews lost their lives in the gas chambers, when Lena discovered there were many orphaned Jewish children, she made it her mission to care for them as a way of making up for her 'sin' of denying her heritage.
It seems that Jews were as much hated by the Polish after the war as they were hated by the Gestapo during the war. So, she faced many difficult and even harrowing situations in her effort to protect, care for and educate those orphaned children. One interesting aspect was how the children who never denied their heritage felt toward those who became 'Catholic' when they lived as the children of many courageous Catholic families who adopted them for the duration of the war as a means of saving them. When circumstances in Poland became too dangerous to stay there, she began an odyssey, that would last two years, to smuggle the children across many borders to resettle in Palestine.
It seems that Jews were as much hated by the Polish after the war as they were hated by the Gestapo during the war. So, she faced many difficult and even harrowing situations in her effort to protect, care for and educate those orphaned children. One interesting aspect was how the children who never denied their heritage felt toward those who became 'Catholic' when they lived as the children of many courageous Catholic families who adopted them for the duration of the war as a means of saving them. When circumstances in Poland became too dangerous to stay there, she began an odyssey, that would last two years, to smuggle the children across many borders to resettle in Palestine.
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