Yup, which is why I’m inclined towards #1. Newer articles today state people close to him think it’s either domestic or drug related, which again, points more to scenario one.
I’ve thought about camping with my great pyrenees mix before, but he’d immediately bark as loud as he could at those hogs, and would cause a stampede. I’ll just not camp.
I just had a meeting yesterday where my boss talked about a guy at a substation site who literally tried to lean a metal ladder against a bus.luckily he was stopped but he said the guy got so close he was sure he was about die right in front of them.
It’s someone he knows in the LGBT community who has beef with him over something not related to his activism. Maybe he pissed off someone he was trying to help. Maybe he was caught in a weird romantic triangle. Maybe he just befriended someone who is psycho.
Or, it’s someone anti-LGBT who did it due to his activism or related to that.
I mean, shootings in bad parts of Philly and Camden aren’t new, but they’re gang-related. This sort of crime detailed in the article is not common, even in Philly. This guy was targeted. Someone he likely knew was in his home, because no one had to break in (I highly doubt he didn’t lock his door), and 7 shots is overkill. Journalists aren’t being targeted like this on the regular.
Source: grew up 20 minutes outside of Philly in South Jersey
So what if you know what I look like, I’m taking the picture for me, not for you.
Not sure how old you are, but you sound young. Unless you’ve got a photographic memory, your recollection of things will start to fade, and those pictures will bring back memories you’ve forgotten. I’ve been traveling consistently for around 20 years now, and the photos are so precious. It’s not about capturing a monument you can look at from other photos, it’s about capturing you in that time as you were.
I’m not a gamer, but I got really into ff8 in high school. I tried a bunch of other rpg games back then too, but I could never beat them. I always got to a point where I wasn’t strong enough to win a battle but didn’t want to go back and grind, so I’d eventually give them up.
I’m always so curious when this is the answer, because I’ve traveled a lot, including to those three places, and no one has ever said they hate the American accent in my presence, even those who hadn’t heard me speak yet.
Why do you think my experiences are so different from yours? Am I just, in all my years of travel, lucky to only run into nice people, and you rude ones? or is everyone simply lying to me, but being truthful to you, for some reason?
“Most of the world” is a pretty ridiculous claim to make for this statement of yours.