Makes me feel weird when I see these folks who are younger than I am who have families of their own.
I feel no desire to have that...
At all.
Nothing within me.
I do feel grateful that I don't have children though.
Especially when it comes to thinking about how they'd fare without me in such a tragic situation.
Just really horrible.
And I'm grateful I don't have any dependents.
But when I see these folks who are younger than I am who have the families and stuff...
I feel like they're older than me.
I feel like that regardless of whether they have children and all that kinda stuff, actually.
When I see 'em, I interpret them as being older than me.
Her husband Tyler was flown to Vanderbilt... hopefully their kids weren't involved.
This is why I say...
ESPECIALLY if you have a sizeable family...
You CANNOT just travel in the same vehicle.
I think that if you have two children, you should also have two vehicles...
Man drives one child, wife drives the other.
If you have even more kids, it's even more inexcusable not to do this.
You wouldn't believe how bitched out I've been for sharing this logical idea with people...
I posted about it once somewhere surrounding the topic of an entire asian family who was wiped out in a single car accident...
I was attacked by racist asians who were hella triggered that I'd bring logic into their mourning fest...
People are just so damn fucking retarded it's hard to care about what happens to them, but still I selflessly try to help.
Hope that tox-screen comes back clean.
No need to compound the already devastating tragedy.
Well if their kids weren't with them, maybe they had been out having a fun evening or something.
If the Yahoo article I saw earlier tonight has any credibility [laughable, I know, lol]
then they were driving while towing a boat. My thoughts were that it being a Saturday
yesterday, they might've been out on a lake, boating.... possibly drinking...
Hope that's not the case. Terrible regardless.
Well...
I hate to be "that guy" but...
"The 27 Club" has to be considered here and I am sure I won't be the only one raising this point eventually.
Anytime I see that number as an age coupled with death, I think of it.
So we're both that guy.
I am absolutely not suggesting any of that is the case here.
But I am saying that these famous families are part of the elite...
The bloodlines thing is real and they do make deals that impact for generations to come.
It sort of reminds me of Amy Winehouse and the drumming mystery...
(10-29-2018, 03:50 AM)Mister Obvious Wrote: [ -> ]VigilantCitizen write-up about Amy Winehouse, has quotes about the neighbors hearing “drumming” as well as the screaming and howling...
https://vigilantcitizen.com/musicbusines...d-27-club/
It reminds me of the episodes of Supernatural where the hounds of hell come for the people who sold their souls 10 years earlier...
It's very symbolic and paranormal.
There doesn't seem to be the need for an actual physical presence of any type of killers or anything else, as we saw with Winehouse.
And then there are cases like James Dean, another automobile accident...
The rumors that his car was cursed, etc.
http://www.hauntedvehicles.com/jamesdeanspyder.html
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_q...cursed+car
It must also be mentioned that it's theorized some elites don't reproduce because they don't want their children to be victims to whatever terms they may have previously agreed with, OR terms that their bloodline agreed with...
I dunno, it's just food for thought. Maybe it's junk food. Regardless, it's out there.
Let's not forget about Hank Williams' own strange, sudden death at the young age of 29...
A heart attack?
Well okay then.
His death was on January 1, 1953. Sounds like a good date [Jan 1] for a ritual of sorts.
The numerology - January [1] - 1 - 1953 [18] = 9
So... 1 - 1 - 9 [911 in reverse, they like to do the inversive acts]
1 - 1 - 9 = 11 - A master number. Master Mason? Again, probably nothing.
