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Neighbor heard 'strange' howling from dog who was later found frozen to death
There are 18 comments on the Examiner.com story from Jan 9, 2014, titled Neighbor heard 'strange' howling from dog who was later found frozen to death. In it, Examiner.com reports that:Another dog has died from the frigid temperatures after being left to suffer outside by a negligent owner in Belleville, Ill., reported Thursday's BND.com.
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"frequently laughing"
Since: Apr 09
Hotel California
#1 Jan 9, 2014
"According to Rosen, the dog who died spent his life padlocked to a chain in his neighbor's yard "
Why even have the dog to begin with?
Other news on the page - Teens beat homeless man and kill his small dog.
Shit like this makes me hate the human race, how we treat people and animals that are weaker than us says everything.
"Sing a song of 6 pence"
Since: Jun 12
Pocket full of wry
#2 Jan 9, 2014
Decided to check the o.b. tonight and this is first thing I read. I agree with you A.Wary.
Some people aren't worth the lead it would take to kill them. Sorry s.o.b's makes abortion look like a good idea.
United States
#3 Jan 9, 2014
The shame is that he will not see any jail time over this and will just go get another dog and start the abuse all over again! The justice system doesn't really protect these pets. Look back at the case of the man in State Park who got caught by some kids having sex with his German shepherd at a car wash. The case has been dismissed and he got his dogs back. He now lives in Stone Bridge Estates in Columbia il and has 6 dogs and a horse. His name is Michael Brown! Yes I have seen him with the dogs on several occasions! POS if you ask me!
"I looked, and behold,"
Since: Aug 08
Location hidden
#4 Jan 9, 2014
That's awful ... poor dog.
#5 Jan 9, 2014
That poor dog. It makes me cry. Chaining a living creature to fend the elements is certainly cruel and inhumane. I agree the owner should be held accountable. It is very disturbing how some people treat animals. It says a lot about their character, or lack thereof. It makes me sad to see unwanted pets or careless pet owners and many pets end up roaming the neighborhoods and fending for themselves. I see this often with stray cats. They feel the cold, and loneliness, suffer disease and hunger just as any living breathing animal and human does. Man has domesticated these animals and it's not like you can throw them out into the wild and expect that they will survive like other wild creatures.
FTW Yall
""Trust no one""
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Since: Jul 13
Drive it, like you stole it
#6 Jan 9, 2014
You know what the truly horrible thing is when you think about it is. Dogs are fully capable of living their entire lives outdoors when provided with very minimal shelter. I'm not saying leaving it outside it's whole life is good but a dog is able to survive and even thrive this way. The amount of neglect it took for this dog to die like this is astronomical.
#7 Jan 9, 2014
I agree. Under the right conditions, that is. That dog was undoubtedly ignored and probably malnourished as well. That poor dog was all alone for probably much of its unfortunate life. Probably very little contact except for its fenced-in tomb. I know of a few neighbors who keep large dogs outside all year round, but they play, walk and provide some companionship. I personally don't think I could keep a dog penned up outside all of the time, but that's just me. That's why I don't have any dog because I don't like walking in my neighborhood or able to care for a dog the way I think it should be cared for. A cat would be easier for me and I would definitely keep it indoors should I ever get one. We have a few rooms to remodel and refurnish and then I plan to adopt a kitty - probably 2 so they can keep each other company.
Ashbourne, Ireland
#8 Jan 10, 2014
Well you prove to be a responsible person, as the saying goes,
If you feel you cannot manage a dog don't have one.
I was so deeply upset having read the above article,
I cannot understand such people, they are devoid of all feeling...
Folks I'd be afraid to be around.
I also honestly feel too that ..the authorities > teachers in school etc
don't give enough time to teaching children
from the start.. the importance of treating animals
At least the poor little precious creature in this case
Is gone from it's misery now.
#9 Jan 10, 2014
Not all dogs can live in -20° conditions. This story saddens and infuriates me. If I was the neighbor the dog would have been taken long ago. Bolt cutters cut right thru a pad lock. Poor dog.
"Forehead wrinkle"
Since: Dec 10
#10 Jan 10, 2014
If there is karmic justice, I hope some day that this "owner" finds himself outside in freezing conditions for a lengthy period of time......
Cold-hearted people, I just don't understand them.......
RIP pooch, you deserve a good afterlife.....
"frequently laughing"
Since: Apr 09
Hotel California
#11 Jan 10, 2014
Sadder still is this is just one story, many more are never told.
Don't be part of the problem, spay and neuter your pets. If pets were harder to come by stories like would be less likely to happen.
#12 Jan 10, 2014
I agree Grace. I remember when I was in school, there were so many important things that should have been taught besides math, English, history, etc. They should have been teaching kids how to survive and live in the real world. Children should absolutely be taught to treat animals with respect and compassion and that should probably be part of a curriculum too. What a child learns early on about caring for animals, may also determine how well a child will treat other human beings as he/she matures. It's a fact that many serial killers started out by first abusing and torturing animals.
"Ante Omnia Armari"
Since: Nov 07
"You get back what you give"
#13 Jan 10, 2014
Humans are the most disgusting of all the animals, makes me sick. Nothing much will happen to the negligent owner, never does. Bet he gets another dog before too long, which should not be allowed by a court.
Since: Oct 12
Location hidden
#14 Jan 14, 2014
This owner is what drive-bys were invented.....
Since: Feb 09
Location hidden
#15 Jan 16, 2014
people can be so cruel.....
"Towards Spring"
Since: Dec 06
Location hidden
#16 Jan 16, 2014
I don't blame you for saying this, as what you read..
and whast I read of this case would enrage ANYONE...
If I had my way I'd joyfully jail that guy..
he has something seriously missing in his makeup..
to have the ability to sit in comfort inside a warm room,
KNOWING what he was doing to a helpless creature in
his care.. is ALIEN to so many of us.
ALL humans aren't like this,
my dog, for example.. has the life of Riley,
EVERY comfort, allowed stay in the best room at night
for warmth ALTHO' she insists on chewing the cushions! lol
but, I can buy new cushions which have no feelings,
like a little creature has, is how I see it..
She gets treats and toys, top brand foods, Vetinary..
and most of all LOVE..
Many other Offbeat members .. I know.. are the same...
about their animals.
"The ultimate equality:"
Since: Nov 09
#17 Jan 16, 2014
These creeps -- irresponsible pet "owners -- are all over. Indiana has more than its share. There are quite a few reports about domesticated animals found dead outside in the truly arctic weather we had over a week ago.
There was a 'miracle' too. Fortunately for this one dog, it was rescued in time:
And this "just in". There are more than enough of these greedy and heartless types around too. Free enterprise and all that:
Since: Oct 12
Location hidden
#18 Jan 16, 2014
It seems to me that good American's will never be contented, unless we really tighten the laws and consequences for those that abuse animals....if this guy was facing 2 years, these abuses sure might shrink.....
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8 RV Parks near Chelsea, Oklahoma
Bushyhead, Oklahoma 6.16 miles SW
Big Cabin, Oklahoma 12.17 miles NE
Nowata, Oklahoma 16.12 miles NW
Oologah, Oklahoma 16.61 miles SW
We did however find 8 campgrounds within 25 miles of Chelsea. You can also find a list of cities with campgrounds or RV Parks near Chelsea in the left hand column.
13400 E 390 Rd Claremore, Oklahoma 74017 (map) | (918) 341-4244
Sites: 62 | Latest Rate: $10.00 | 1 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $10.00
This is an older COE campground that has its good and bad points. The good: most sites are well-spaced and you have plenty of room to spread out. The bad: the pads are rather narrow and there is not much paved area when you walk out of your camper door. If you want a water site, come early in the week as they are not reservable. No sewer sites, only dump station. The reservable sites are all on the interior of the campground loop. Sites in the non-electric loop could use some TLC. They are paved, but the pavement is breaking up badly on some of them. Cell service (AT&T), Verizon MiFi and Dish TV worked well at this campground. - Bobbi1948
32046 S Highway 69 Big Cabin, Oklahoma 74332 (map) | (877) 222-4601
Sites: 10 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 19 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $25.00
Basic RV park very close to highway. Large pull-through sites with picnic tables. Stayed only one night moving from Indianapolis to Phoenix. - Dodgeboy64
May 2016 - $25.00
This is an overnight park or one you use when here for service on your chassis and engine. If it had paved sites it would get a 10. It is easy in and out with excellent free WiFi. The cattle in the pasture in front of you do occasionally call to each other. There is a nearby train and some road noise for those who are light sleepers, but all in all it is a great stop. - peddy dick
Apr 2016 - $27.00
Stayed here for two nights while having service done on the motor home. Easy in and out. There is a lot of grassy areas for dog walking. Sites face a cow pasture, but it is not ugly. It is quite peaceful. Trains do come by fairly often and blow their horns. Wish they had a storm shelter for safety.
We will probably stay here again. - Aspire45
8377 E Highway 88 Oologah, Oklahoma 74053 (map) | (918) 443-2319
Sites: 59 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 6 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $20.00
Nice office manager but said, "go find your site and come back and I'll charge you". I'm in a big rig. Not welcoming. Site was okay. No lake access due to cliffs around the lake, however, very pretty views. - mjf
Aug 2015 - $10.00
The campground was nice for its purpose. The 1st site we were scheduled to be on had too much of an incline and we could not level our motor home. Same thing with my brother in law. We were allowed to search for another spot and since no one else was in it during our stay, we moved over to site 41. Both our motor home and my brother in laws motor home are 37 and 35 feet. Smaller sizes, around 20 feet, were able to level on the incline. The campground only has 30 amps which was fine for us, but he had another couple staying with them, and they really needed 50 amps in order to run both air conditioners at night. The campground had lots of trees which significantly helped with shade and reduced heat for the summer days. We didn't go in bathrooms, etc so I cannot comment on them. I would stay here again and plan on returning when visiting family. - enjoyinglife
Sep 2014 - $10.00
The rate reflects the senior rate. This Corps park was nice but not quite as nice as others we have stayed at. They haven't upgraded to 50 amps like others have. There are no water hookups at the sites so bring your own water or fill your tank at the many faucets spotted around the park. The park volunteers were great. There is no recycling in the park; shame on you Corps of Engineers. This is the home area of Will Rogers so we enjoyed the the boyhood home and the memorial museum. We would stay here again. - Kent and Margaret
20900 S 4200 Rd Claremore, Oklahoma 74019 (map) | (800) 562-7657
Sites: 125 | Latest Rate: $32.00 | 4 Reviews
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Jul 2008 - $32.00
Entrance to park very rough. Store has very few supplies. The hook-ups are old and in bad repair. Staff is not very friendly or helpful. Showers, restrooms and pool are the best features. We will look elsewhere for a place to stay in the Tulsa, OK area. - jmd
Sep 2007 - $26.00
I agree, this is an old KOA and it shows. The entrance/exit off of the street to this park was tough to negotiate, and over very rough pavement. The CG is close to I-44, and truck and traffic noise was a nuisance throughout the night as were the 18 wheelers idling all night next door. The CG store was pretty well empty. We camped in a fifthwheel and would look elsewhere if we were to stay in the Tulsa area again. - danny5002
May 2007 - $27.00
This is an old KOA and it shows. The entrance/exit off of the street to this park was tough to negotiate, and over very rough pavement. Our site was very tight, with obstacles (trees and service pedestals) making access difficult. The nose-to-tail site had just enough side room for our slides, barely enough length for our tow car, and the sewer connection was too far to the rear. Rainwater drained poorly and pooled throughout the campground. The CG is close to I-44, and truck and traffic noise was a nuisance throughout the night. The laundry and shower rooms were clean. We camped in a motorhome and would look elsewhere if we were to stay in the Tulsa area again. - Vector
20900 S 4200 Rd Claremore, Oklahoma 74019 (map) | (918) 283-8876
Sites: 400 | Latest Rate: $39.00 | 22 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $39.00
Fabulous racetrack view. Clean. Nice dog park area. Grass too. - Ken Camp
Nov 2015 - $30.00
Sites are level, but just grass. Sites are fairly close together, although with enough room to get your slides out. Has a nice meeting room for groups, but no stove, sink, or refrigerator. Nice fenced-in dog exercise area. Bathrooms were new, clean, spacious, and needed a security code to get into. That's the fairly good news.
The really, really bad news is the entrance and exit roads to the gambling casino next door RUN RIGHT THROUGH THE MIDDLE OF THE CAMPGROUND.
Simply amazing. And a bit dangerous. And very noisy, especially in the middle of the night as the gamblers come and go.
Never again will I visit this campground, which is something I have never written about a campground before. - HercMaster
Oct 2015 - $30.00
Loved watching the horses exercise in the am and then line up to race. Right in front of the Rv sites. Good dog park. Got discount to the casino restaurant plus they run specials. Spent 3 days there. - vblake
400 S Veterans Pkwy Claremore, Oklahoma 74017 (map) | (918) 342-5357
Sites: 44 | Latest Rate: $31.00 | 12 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $31.00
There aren't a lot of RV parks in this area and this one is an acceptable choice for a short term stay. All sites are pull through and all are the type where utility pedestals are located between two RVs which face in opposite directions. The sites are narrow and, as others have noted, quite short. Your tow vehicle or toad has to be parked along the roads or on the median near the playground. Fortunately, the roads are fairly wide so this doesn't present too much of an issue. There are large steel pylons used to mark the ends of each site but if you make your turns wide going in and out they don't represent a hazard. There are lots of long term residents here, but the sites are generally well kept up. The biggest issue with the park is that it can be very full on weekends if there are any events going on at the Expo Center and they don't accept reservations. We got there early, before 1pm, and that enabled us to get one of the 4 50A sites which are located on the far ends of the two main rows. The drill is to go in and select your site, then pay the host or put your money in the lockbox or go inside and pay at the Expo office. - docj
Nov 2015 - $27.00
This park is owned and operated by the City of Claremore. The park is fully paved with nice asphalt paved roads and concrete paved sites throughout the campground. All sites are pull-through. However the sites are in pairs, with the utilities for the pair of sites located in between the two sites, RV's pull in opposite to each other. Therefore the utility side is close to your neighbor. The other side of each site has a nice grass area with picnic table and charcoal grill. The sites will handle up to a 45 foot motorhome, but not long enough to also accommodate another vehicle. Therefore most campers park their car parallel to the roadway either behind or in front of your RV. There are previous comments about railroad noise. The Campground has a full time host on site. The main Claremore Expo building is directly to the north and there is also an indoor City recreation center directly to the west of the campground. The rail tracks are actually located about a third of a mile as the crow flies away from the park with may residential homes between the campground and the tracks. We did hear a lot of train traffic during the day, but very little at night. Personally, we did not find the train noise objectionable. There were quite a full longer term residents in the park, at least during our four day stay, which the park host told us were traveling trades workers. There is no park cable, however there are many over-the-air HDTV signals available from nearby Tulsa. The laundry is FREE, and therefore usually quite busy, particularly in the evening hours. Also be aware that there are only 4 sites in the park that have 50 amps service. We would highly recommend that you call before arriving as this park is full a good deal of the time. This will be our first choice for a campground on any return visits to the area. - Johnson's
Sep 2012 - $27.00
Other reviewers pretty much said it all except, they said the trains weren't a problem. My goodness! Train after train came through town and they continually blow the horn from one end of town to the other, non-stop. Bring ear plugs if you want a half-way decent night's sleep. I came during some big fair event yet still was able to get a spot. Yes, you are close to your neighbor but it was fine nonetheless and I'd stay here again, for A night. My Garmin GPS didn't know where it was but I used the tracking device on my iPad to get me there. Good luck in finding it. - Traveler John
501 S 439 Salina, Oklahoma 74361 (map) | (918) 434-2651
Sites: 88 | Latest Rate: $18.00 | 1 Reviews
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Apr 2012 - $18.00
The rate reflects a $2 seniors discount. This small park has 18 back-in RV sites with water and electric (20/30/50 amp), and 70 tent sites. All of the RV sites have a view of the lake. The volunteer hosts are friendly and helpful, and they put a lot of work into maintaining a clean facility, despite state budget cutbacks. The Verizon data signal is useable, albeit a bit slow, but the voice service is solid. All of the major TV networks are available via antenna. We will return again when we are in the area. - NYDutch
446714 E 355 Rd Vinita, Oklahoma 74301 (map) | (918) 782-1444
Sites: 90 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 30 Reviews
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Nov 2016 - $40.00
Attention: do not follow GPS. Call for directions.
Perfectly Beautiful! - danw1125
Jun 2015 - $40.00
We had a campsite right on the water. Very nice campgound and area. Lots of shade, a picnic table out over the waters edge, And all amenities worked great. Would recommend and return if in the area. - Roadrunner53
Nov 2014 - $32.00
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Malachi - Flow
Malachi did look upon his sibling's creation with interest, for here was a medium in which innumerable possibilities could be made real. His mind's eye saw great vortices and whirlpools, endless streams of water, minute eddies and vast expanses of calm, if only existing to constrast such glorious motion. The first ACT he did make upon the new world would be to set it in motion.
Malachi attempts to cause widespread motion in the water by application of pressures.
Then he did sit back, and wait to see what happened.


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Extraordinary par on 17 underpins Kaymer's Players win
By Mark Lamport-Stokes
PONTE VEDRA BEACH Florida (Reuters) - Martin Kaymer's one-shot victory at the Players Championship on Sunday will be remembered most for his extraordinary par three on the island green at the infamous 17th hole.
Kaymer held a one-stroke lead at the TPC Sawgrass when his tee shot on 17 narrowly cleared the water, bounced off a mound and span sideways hard until settling just a couple of feet short of the water on the fringe of the green.
From there, Kaymer, looking for first victory since the Nedbank Golf Challenge in South Africa at the end of 2012, hit a poor chip and was left with a 28-foot putt which had to negotiate a ridge with a sharp left-to-right break.
Somehow he managed to coax the ball into the cup in fading light before going on to par the final hole and clinch victory by one shot over American Jim Furyk in the $10 million PGA Tour event.
"What a putt on 17," Kaymer told reporters with a broad grin after closing with a one-under-par 71 for a 13-under total of 275. "It was very, very tough to read because it was already very dark. But I don't care anymore, it went in.
"It was downhill, down-grain, but at the end of the day, you just trust your instinct. You pick a line approximately there and there. It was three-and-a-half feet (of break), left-to-right putt, but you need the right line and the right speed.
"So there's always some luck involved, but it was a good putt. I don't care anymore, it went in. It's all good."


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The Horse: Mild HorrorMature
"He needs a good bit of work!"
Remarked Tom as Kayla lead the white, or 'grey' gelding into an unoccupied stall of the larger stable.
"Yes, I think I'll wash and brush him first, but his mane is very uneven, I'll sort it out with the pulling comb. Seems almost cruel though."
Kayla told him, picking up the grooming-kit.
About half an hour later, the gelding was brushed to perfection, the residue of mud washed and brushed from his coat, which Kayla now noticed was actually appaloosa. The brown-black spots had been lost under the layer of dirt and dust. She sighed as she hunted through the grooming-kit for a pulling comb.
The comb seemed almost evil-looking, with slightly rusted, thin, pointed silver teeth. The horse seemed to sense that what was coming was going to hurt, as Kayla ran the comb down a strand of his white mane, turning it until the hairs were completely wrapped around the teeth of the comb. Then she pulled.
The strand of the horse's mane parted from his neck painfully. His ears were flat against his skull, he was obviously angry. Kayla clipped a lead-rope onto his head-collar and tethered him closer to the wall, so that his head-movement was more restricted.
As she pulled more uneven hairs, something strange happened. Blood was leaking from a rapidly-elongating cut, running from the horse's withers to his forelock. But this blood wasn't crimson. It was jet-black, running in glossy, ink-like streams down his neck.
She screamed. Tom came into the stable, standing looking in the door of the stall, until he spotted the blood.
"Fucking hell! What did you do to him?"
"Nothing! I was pulling his mane like normal! Why the hell is his blood black?"
"I don't know! Quick, get me a brush and a cloth!"
Tom began brushing the horse. Loose hairs were swept off as normal. Kayla tried to stem the flow of blood, until the cloth was soaked black, like a rag in tar. As tom kept brushing the drying blood from the horse's coat, he noticed that more hairs were coming off than what was normal. The horse's coat was thinning, until scabbed, bleeding flesh appeared, all the appaloosa-white coat gone.
The two stable-workers were screaming now, running to get out of the stable. But the bolt on the door was stuck.
"Oh God! Look!"
Tom pointed to the horse's flank, slightly below the withers, there were two patches of rust-coloured bone showing. Scaly, red-black, bat-like wings were beginning to grow. The horse's eyes flooded with black and crimson, the eyes of something evil. Its ribcage was clearly outlined below skin that consisted mainly of scabbed, scarred, paper-thin flesh. Its snowy mane and tail deepened to black, its hooves turning to a colour like tarnished metal.
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Hi everyone this is Mike from the Rainbow bridge. I want to thank everyone in here for helping my Mama. She is still so very sad. I wish I could show her all the fun it is up here. My Mama has been so sad even before I was sick. She lost her job due to our economy, and our pretty house sold in a short sale due to this. Through out all of this she made sure I got the best vet care for my failing kidneys till there was no more to do. When she came to the shelter that first time we met she was looking at another cat on the internet to adopt. There was me ripping the newspaper out of my litter box when the others were looking at her. All of a sudden she spotted me still in my cage with the door open pulling out strands of paper out of my kitty pan. I took one look at her and I had to stop and look at her. That pan was no longer fun to mess up anymore I was looking right in her eyes. She took me out and that was it. Love at first site! Spoiled me for 5 whole years, boy was I lucky to have stopped pulling out that paper. She does not realize some kittys don't get all that LOVE in a lifetime, boy was I lucky. I wish I could sit on her lap one more time though while she is having her morning coffee. I am there but I know its hard for her to see me. Mama is moving on the 12th of July and I will always be able to look into our bedroom window where we had the most time to snuggle. I think it will be better for her to move out of here. She sees me in so many spots all over the house. I used to hang out over the washing washing machine by the towels and curl up in the cabinet. I gave Mama one sign since I had to go. It was funny, I got my wings from Putter and right after that a large group of harmless tiny insects were hovering right over my final resting place, Mama saw them. They were here escorting me to the Rainbow bridge. Mama knows now thats what they were there for because they never reappeared. Mama held me to the end here with Dr. Mahocovic, who was fantastic to her and so very compassionate. She was strong, and I was so weak I just went to sleep. I know she felt my heart in her hand. I just want to let her know I will always be with her and in our home we loved so very much. I had great eye contact with her. If you watch my short video on my page you will see how I looked in her eyes. I know that is one thing that Mama misses. She watches the video a lot and she doesn't know I am right next to her purring as she watches it. When they all get settled in there new home I will be with her always, and I just want her to start some new memories with my buds so she does not cry so much. I want to let everyone who is still helping out my Mama thank you. She would leave you guys more gifts and as soon as she moves and gets settled we are going to get the Caster plus. You guys are all great and my little body is so healthy now. Dr. Mahocovic sent Mama a sympathy card, made here cry again. She should know how good if feels up here and the unconditional gift she gave me. I miss her kisses but one day she will be around to snatch me up and kiss me all over my neck like she just did last week. Thanks again to Burleous for telling her about a diary, I had to get my meowing in first. Gotta run my buds are calling me. Talk to you soon.
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I Might As Well
I'll be straight up,
I'll tell it the way it is.
I'm not that strong,
Not that fast,
And not that smart.
What do I do?
I shoot for the stars,
I might as well,
The only way to go is up.
I'm not that cool,
Not that handsome,
Not that smooth.
What do I do?
I go for gold,
I might as well,
The only way to go is up.
I'm no stranger to last place,
Sitting alone is nothing new.
So what do I do?
I fight,
I push,
I give it my all.
I might as well,
I can only go up.
I will become stronger,
Or die trying,
I've got nothing to lose,
And everything to gian.
So watch out world,
I'm moving on up.
I might as well.


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If your not doing something that gets you bad attention, then I don't think it is going to give you bad press.


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The Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan last night confirmed that he would be interested in appointing Graeme Souness as the club's next manager. "I have always admired Graeme," Jordan said. "I know him well and he is certainly the kind of manager that I would be interested in. I have a great deal of respect for him personally and professionally."
Jordan added that "if it's possible" he hoped to meet Souness next week, when the former Newcastle United manager returns from holiday, to discuss whether or not a deal can be agreed to succeed Iain Dowie, who quit Selhurst Park on Monday.
Souness, 53, has already spoken of his interest in the post. "I'm ready for another challenge, and Palace is something that appeals should it arise," he said. Jordan will also consider other options, however. Colchester United's Phil Parkinson could be a target but he was denied permission to speak to Charlton Athletic - which angered him - and that situation is unlikely to change if Palace make an approach.
At the same time Jordan has confirmed that he has accepted an £8.5m bid from Wigan Athletic for Andrew Johnson although the Premiership club will not be able to speak to the striker until he is released from England duty tomorrow following tonight's B international.
That will give other suitors - headed by Everton, Bolton Wanderers and Portsmouth - time to see whether they can match Wigan's bid. It is thought that the 25-year-old favours Everton but, so far, they have bid £7.25m while Bolton have offered £8m, with Jordan adamant that the player will only leave to the highest bidder.
Wigan are also in a stronger position as they are prepared to pay the cash up-front rather than in staggered installments and will also substantially increase Johnson's £24,000-a-week wages.
"Wigan are in the box seat," Jordan said.
A late threat could come from Portsmouth who are believed to be readyto embark on a major spending spree with the co-owner Alexandre Gaydamak promising around £30m on acquiring new players. Johnson is a target, as is Wigan's Henri Camara, although he has been told he's going nowhere.Reuse content