Boy, I can only laugh at us; in our faces, these guys are taking not only the bread from out of everybody's mouths but fucking our wives and daughters in one strike. ...go for gold is all I can say, go for gold.
Tribute's decision to delay the release of online obituaries is problematic and unjustifiable. The timely publication of obituaries is crucial, as funeral dates and death notices often remain unknown until they are made public. This delay can result in friends and family members missing the opportunity to attend funeral services, causing unnecessary distress during an already difficult time. While such a strategy may be perceived as a business tactic aimed at driving revenue, it is counterproductive and lacks compassion. It undermines the purpose of providing daily news by withholding vital information that serves a significant communal need. Therefore, Tribute's approach not only fails to make practical sense but also disregards the emotional well-being of those mourning their loved ones.
Tribute's decision to delay the release of online obituaries is problematic and unjustifiable. The timely publication of obituaries is crucial, as funeral dates and death notices often remain unknown until they are made public. This delay can result in friends and family members missing the opportunity to attend funeral services, causing unnecessary distress during an already difficult time. While such a strategy may be perceived as a business tactic aimed at driving revenue, it is counterproductive and lacks compassion. It undermines the purpose of providing daily news by withholding vital information that serves a significant communal need. Therefore, Tribute's approach fails to make practical sense and disregards the emotional well-being of those mourning their loved ones.
> Tribute's decision to delay the > release of online obituaries is > problematic and unjustifiable. The > timely publication of obituaries is > crucial, as funeral dates and death > notices often remain unknown until > they are made public. This delay can > result in friends and family members > missing the opportunity to attend > funeral services, causing unnecessary > distress during an already difficult > time. While such a strategy may be > perceived as a business tactic aimed > at driving revenue, it is > counterproductive and lacks > compassion. It undermines the purpose > of providing daily news by withholding > vital information that serves a > significant communal need. Therefore, > Tribute's approach fails to make > practical sense and disregards the > emotional well-being of those mourning > their loved ones.
He said he and Holloway were kissing on a beach. She started to resist, but he kept touching her, and she then needed him in the groin. He kicked her in the face.
PS: when "your child" is a 41-year-old man transvestite, you leave him the hell alone if he ends up dead because of his lifestyle ...it was his party, not the Bahamas's
Yes, you are correct. There is video footage showing an American male from Chicago, reportedly, and it appears Mr Taylor (the missing 41-year-old) knew the other person, possibly his boyfriend, who followed him to the Bahamas. Give this two more days, and I am confident it will quietly fade away, much like the recent rape incident at Sandals some years back, the rape allegation in Freeport (where the video showed a completely different story), 'elderly' Canadian woman where it was reported that she was assaulted, but it turned out she ended up in a hotel room with another Canadian. Unfortunately, visitors mistake Bahamian hospitality for weakness, leading to these troubling incidents.
IslandWarrior says...
Boy, I can only laugh at us; in our faces, these guys are taking not only the bread from out of everybody's mouths but fucking our wives and daughters in one strike. ...go for gold is all I can say, go for gold.
On Cruise port to create 350 jobs via $35m water park
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IslandWarrior says...
Numbers 22:21-39
New International Version
***Balaam’s Donkey***
On Taylor ‘not taken from yoga retreat’
Posted 7 July 2024, 1:45 p.m. Suggest removal
IslandWarrior says...
Tribute's decision to delay the release of online obituaries is problematic and unjustifiable. The timely publication of obituaries is crucial, as funeral dates and death notices often remain unknown until they are made public. This delay can result in friends and family members missing the opportunity to attend funeral services, causing unnecessary distress during an already difficult time. While such a strategy may be perceived as a business tactic aimed at driving revenue, it is counterproductive and lacks compassion. It undermines the purpose of providing daily news by withholding vital information that serves a significant communal need. Therefore, Tribute's approach not only fails to make practical sense but also disregards the emotional well-being of those mourning their loved ones.
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IslandWarrior says...
Tribute's decision to delay the release of online obituaries is problematic and unjustifiable. The timely publication of obituaries is crucial, as funeral dates and death notices often remain unknown until they are made public. This delay can result in friends and family members missing the opportunity to attend funeral services, causing unnecessary distress during an already difficult time. While such a strategy may be perceived as a business tactic aimed at driving revenue, it is counterproductive and lacks compassion. It undermines the purpose of providing daily news by withholding vital information that serves a significant communal need. Therefore, Tribute's approach fails to make practical sense and disregards the emotional well-being of those mourning their loved ones.
On Failing to read signs a disservice
Posted 5 July 2024, 10:19 p.m. Suggest removal
IslandWarrior says...
> Tribute's decision to delay the
> release of online obituaries is
> problematic and unjustifiable. The
> timely publication of obituaries is
> crucial, as funeral dates and death
> notices often remain unknown until
> they are made public. This delay can
> result in friends and family members
> missing the opportunity to attend
> funeral services, causing unnecessary
> distress during an already difficult
> time. While such a strategy may be
> perceived as a business tactic aimed
> at driving revenue, it is
> counterproductive and lacks
> compassion. It undermines the purpose
> of providing daily news by withholding
> vital information that serves a
> significant communal need. Therefore,
> Tribute's approach fails to make
> practical sense and disregards the
> emotional well-being of those mourning
> their loved ones.
On TRIBUNE PAGES
Posted 5 July 2024, 10:18 p.m. Suggest removal
IslandWarrior says...
If you dismount your donkey and consider that 80% of the Bahamas comprises the ocean, you might develop a slightly different theory.
On Taylor ‘not taken from yoga retreat’
Posted 5 July 2024, 1:56 p.m. Suggest removal
IslandWarrior says...
I suppose if Taylor missed his return flight, it must be the airline's fault.
On Taylor ‘not taken from yoga retreat’
Posted 5 July 2024, 1:18 p.m. Suggest removal
IslandWarrior says...
“false and defamatory and not based on facts.” Lawsuit!
On Taylor ‘not taken from yoga retreat’
Posted 5 July 2024, 12:59 p.m. Suggest removal
IslandWarrior says...
What did van der Sloot do to Natalee Holloway?
He said he and Holloway were kissing on a beach. She started to resist, but he kept touching her, and she then needed him in the groin. He kicked her in the face.
PS: when "your child" is a 41-year-old man transvestite, you leave him the hell alone if he ends up dead because of his lifestyle ...it was his party, not the Bahamas's
On Yoga retreat criticised by friend of Casey
Posted 4 July 2024, 12:14 a.m. Suggest removal
IslandWarrior says...
Yes, you are correct. There is video footage showing an American male from Chicago, reportedly, and it appears Mr Taylor (the missing 41-year-old) knew the other person, possibly his boyfriend, who followed him to the Bahamas. Give this two more days, and I am confident it will quietly fade away, much like the recent rape incident at Sandals some years back, the rape allegation in Freeport (where the video showed a completely different story), 'elderly' Canadian woman where it was reported that she was assaulted, but it turned out she ended up in a hotel room with another Canadian. Unfortunately, visitors mistake Bahamian hospitality for weakness, leading to these troubling incidents.
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