4th Nov, 9:45 PM
from electro to emo i remeber you performing at electric dreams

13th Sep, 10:35 PM
u racist nob

13th Sep, 6:02 PM
u are very intelligent whoever made this blog u r so right

24th Jul, 9:44 AM
You are appreciated and respected very much. Because I do :)

5th Jul, 12:23 PM
how did you find my blog?

22nd Apr, 3:18 AM
if you want to help the people in africa. send them condoms. you have to control the birthing to maximize what little resources are available. you dont start trying to pale the water out of a boat before you fix the crack in the haul. use your head

5th Apr, 4:49 PM
hi! thanks for the comment of my blog. rhys! from friendster 1898-1914: The Phillipines U.S. Brig. Gen. Jacob H. Smith: "I want no prisoners. I wish you to kill and burn, the more you kill and burn the better you will please me. I want all persons killed who are capable of bearing arms in actual hostilities against the United States." Major Littleton W. T. Waller: How young? Smith: Ten years and up. --Exchange on October 1901, quote from the testimony at Smith's court martial by the New York Evening Journal (May 5, 1902). General Smith, a veteran of the Wounded Knee massacre, was popularly known as "Hell Roaring Jake" or "Howling Wilderness". The "Benevolent Assimilation Proclamation" of the McKinley presidency in 1899 annouced America's intention to be the benevolent dictator over various foreign nations that just happened to all be filled with ruthless, pagan savages. In a savage conflict America repressed the Filipino independence movement. As in most cases of massacre on the part of the US the number of casualties remains a matter of debate; in this instance 5,000 (of some 120,000 involved) Americans killed with additional casualties later due to disease contracted in the Phillipines, but anywhere between 16,000-20,000 Filipino soldiers and 200,000-600,000 civilian Filipino deaths resulted due to the war, war induced famine, disease, and multiple atrocities, but one would be mistaken to describe the conflict as characterized by brutality. The US continued occupying the Phillipines for another 48 years. US military involvement in the Phillipines continues to this day, much to the advantage of foreign investors, who continue to maintain economic hegemony. US troops may not enjoy their stay quite as much as the last time, nor as the first time.

18th Mar, 12:18 PM
hi these is yang tnx for leaving a comment in my blog

10th Feb, 1:29 PM
fuck u all basterds

1st Feb, 2:46 AM
:) Peaceful Harmony of Love :) I appreciate your Energy and Intention. May your Sincere and Pure Heart be Always happy, and may you be rewared abundantly for your courage and humble service for the benefit of all. Blessed be. Yours truly, Jouni Sakari, ~AN*IE*MOH~

27th Jan, 2:51 PM
Fuck you emo .... get a life... and a haircut

20th Jan, 5:09 AM
thanks also for leaving a comment on my blog. I live in asia and i see first hand what poverty do to people!

20th Jan, 5:07 AM
thanks for posting this video. freerice.com, that's one cool site! u can improve ur vocabulary at the same time help a lot of people...genius!

16th Dec, 12:07 PM
u comment on my blog.thank you.

27th Nov, 5:03 AM
ok so i read ur comment on my blog.I am actually working as an assistant to the program directors at neighborhood coalition for shelter. We mainly help homeless young adults to have a home of their own, to have food on their tables on to be able to learn independent living skills

26th Nov, 2:08 AM
Hello, I read your comment on my essay... I am aware of the poverty around Africa and Asia, my relatives are in Asia and they were suffering as well...

23rd Nov, 5:56 PM
emo stink

23rd Nov, 5:56 PM
fuck you shit

12th Nov, 10:42 PM
hello, thank you for your comment in my blog, we like it your blog, we do anything for help to children, hey! visit this blog: http://briseth.blogspot.com/

12th Nov, 4:13 PM
i am kim. u leave ur comment on my friendster-blog, thanks^^,if u got times can check out my another friendster account about charity boutique.----beutycharity online Boutique. ---thanks.

12th Nov, 4:11 PM
hello,i am kim. i know africa peoples need help, i doing charity also, but i mostly concern about local our Malaysia's needed. ^^

12th Nov, 12:59 PM
thank you for letting me know. Its nice to have people like you. But right now, i am quite busy helping not only the children in my country,but i will try to help through my contacts.Dont worry. Keep safe

11th Nov, 8:33 AM
Thanks for writing on my blog, You are right though, many food that we eat ir dont end up eating are often chucked in the bin... more needs to be done...

9th Nov, 1:45 PM
god bless to you!

9th Nov, 1:44 PM
i want to but i dont have enough money to give some donation..im really sorry!