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ddn122 Joined Mon 11/05/07 Posts: 12855	Thu 08/27/09 07:57 AM
Chappaquiddick did wonders for bridge safety......now all bridges have standards for side rails......

Winx Joined Fri 08/31/07 Posts: 39051	Thu 08/27/09 08:03 AM
Chappaquiddick did wonders for bridge safety......now all bridges have standards for side rails...... Wow, I didn't know that. I can't imagine driving over bridges with no side rails. I know that I would not have liked driving over one in the dark.

boredinaz06 Joined Sun 10/15/06 Posts: 22764	Thu 08/27/09 08:04 AM
He did things for people few else would do. That might be horrible in your opinion but for many many people he was a blessing. He was a kind and considerate man despite his personal demons and no one can know what he regretted in his life. If you want respect for the presidents or people that you admire, one would hope you could at the very least be respectful of those that mourn his loss. I will show the same respect for Presidents I did not agree with. Tell that to the family of Mary Jo Kopechne. Ah, so you were there that night? You saw the incident? One incident in a Man's whole life of 77 years is judged by one tragic fateful incident? Ok, Gotcha... That fat assed chicken ** son of a * could have pulled that woman out of the car and saved her life, but all he was concerned with was his career! he killed somebody and never saw a courtroom for it. ** ted kennedy and all the kennedy's right in their filthy buttholes. So yeah one incident that he should have at least gone to prison for manslaughter over, but didn't.

Duffy Joined Sat 10/07/06 Posts: 3775	Thu 08/27/09 11:05 AM
he, ted kennedy, drove off a bridge. he had been drinking. his companion drowned. he did not report it for 10 hours. it is said he dove in after looking for her. the past is the past, and the present is the present. what r u going to do about this incident, and all the others that have happened to others. the senator did some wrong things...maybe of his own making, but in the years that followed, he tried to make up for things. i still maintain that he has done more for health care, seniors, and the disabled than any other person dead or alive.now let him alone.

singmesweet Joined Mon 07/28/08 Posts: 26661	Thu 08/27/09 11:18 AM
I'm not going to act all broken up about this. We're Americans, we watch Kennedys die, it what we enjoy doing. But I must ask the OP, what does it have do do with Farrah's death? You enjoy watching the Kennedys die? Lots of angry people in this thread. Yikes.

Winx Joined Fri 08/31/07 Posts: 39051	Thu 08/27/09 11:23 AM Edited by Winx on Thu 08/27/09 11:23 AM
He did things for people few else would do. That might be horrible in your opinion but for many many people he was a blessing. He was a kind and considerate man despite his personal demons and no one can know what he regretted in his life. If you want respect for the presidents or people that you admire, one would hope you could at the very least be respectful of those that mourn his loss. I will show the same respect for Presidents I did not agree with. Tell that to the family of Mary Jo Kopechne. Ah, so you were there that night? You saw the incident? One incident in a Man's whole life of 77 years is judged by one tragic fateful incident? Ok, Gotcha... That fat assed chicken ** son of a * could have pulled that woman out of the car and saved her life, but all he was concerned with was his career! he killed somebody and never saw a courtroom for it. ** ted kennedy and all the kennedy's right in their filthy buttholes. So yeah one incident that he should have at least gone to prison for manslaughter over, but didn't. Wow, aren't you a classy one?

Winx Joined Fri 08/31/07 Posts: 39051	Thu 08/27/09 11:24 AM
he, ted kennedy, drove off a bridge. he had been drinking. his companion drowned. he did not report it for 10 hours. it is said he dove in after looking for her. the past is the past, and the present is the present. what r u going to do about this incident, and all the others that have happened to others. the senator did some wrong things...maybe of his own making, but in the years that followed, he tried to make up for things. i still maintain that he has done more for health care, seniors, and the disabled than any other person dead or alive.now let him alone. Yes, he did do a lot for health care, seniors, and the disabled.

boredinaz06 Joined Sun 10/15/06 Posts: 22764	Thu 08/27/09 11:44 AM
He did things for people few else would do. That might be horrible in your opinion but for many many people he was a blessing. He was a kind and considerate man despite his personal demons and no one can know what he regretted in his life. If you want respect for the presidents or people that you admire, one would hope you could at the very least be respectful of those that mourn his loss. I will show the same respect for Presidents I did not agree with. Tell that to the family of Mary Jo Kopechne. Ah, so you were there that night? You saw the incident? One incident in a Man's whole life of 77 years is judged by one tragic fateful incident? Ok, Gotcha... That fat assed chicken ** son of a * could have pulled that woman out of the car and saved her life, but all he was concerned with was his career! he killed somebody and never saw a courtroom for it. ** ted kennedy and all the kennedy's right in their filthy buttholes. So yeah one incident that he should have at least gone to prison for manslaughter over, but didn't. Wow, aren't you a classy one? So how long did it take you to come up with this little sweetheart?

Duffy Joined Sat 10/07/06 Posts: 3775	Mon 08/31/09 02:56 PM
well TK is dead now. say what u will. but he paid the price for whatever he did with brain cancer. he wanted to do more, but just could not stick around. his family told it, when they said he was ready to go, but they weren't ready to let him...... he looked forward to being reunited with his siblings. he was a believer of sorts and i did not even know the man. that is my tribute.

Duffy Joined Sat 10/07/06 Posts: 3775	Mon 09/14/09 10:58 AM
this is breaking news at our end of the US... somebody killed a student and stuffed her body in a wall...now just how could that happen? id like to stuff my x husband in a wall, and seal it up..... but just how can u do that to someone 6'0, that weighs 190 lbs with a pot belly? well he got that from drinking red wine, and sitting in front of the tv too much. that is information unrelated to wanting to stuff him...

Foliel Joined Thu 01/10/08 Posts: 1189	Mon 09/14/09 11:07 AM
I never speak ill of the dead, I did not know T.K. but he died and I show respect for anyone that has passed away including the man that raped me. Took me 20 years to forgive him but i will never forget nor will I speak ill of him. IF the religious people are right about God, he will receive his punishment from God....what will we get if we continue to speak ill of the dead. Judge not lest ye be judged I believe is the proverb.

Duffy Joined Sat 10/07/06 Posts: 3775	Mon 09/14/09 11:25 AM
rape is a serious offense. it does no good to just forgive and forget. u need a counselor to sort this one out. TK is dead but as I said before, he did his deeds but his later life showed how much he was committed to doing good after the bad.

heavenlyboy34 Joined Fri 07/04/08 Posts: 17348	Mon 09/14/09 11:30 AM
he, ted kennedy, drove off a bridge. he had been drinking. his companion drowned. he did not report it for 10 hours. it is said he dove in after looking for her. the past is the past, and the present is the present. what r u going to do about this incident, and all the others that have happened to others. the senator did some wrong things...maybe of his own making, but in the years that followed, he tried to make up for things. i still maintain that he has done more for health care, seniors, and the disabled than any other person dead or alive.now let him alone. Yes, he did do a lot for health care, seniors, and the disabled. Next time around, he should do it in a way that doesn't put the nation trillions into debt and makes them sicker rather than healthier. /end rant

willing2 Joined Sun 06/08/08 Posts: 20221	Mon 09/14/09 11:39 AM
he, ted kennedy, drove off a bridge. he had been drinking. his companion drowned. he did not report it for 10 hours. it is said he dove in after looking for her. the past is the past, and the present is the present. what r u going to do about this incident, and all the others that have happened to others. the senator did some wrong things...maybe of his own making, but in the years that followed, he tried to make up for things. i still maintain that he has done more for health care, seniors, and the disabled than any other person dead or alive.now let him alone. Yes, he did do a lot for health care, seniors, and the disabled. Next time around, he should do it in a way that doesn't put the nation trillions into debt and makes them sicker rather than healthier. /end rant

Logan1976 Joined Sat 12/22/07 Posts: 299	Mon 09/14/09 05:24 PM
he, ted kennedy, drove off a bridge. he had been drinking. his companion drowned. he did not report it for 10 hours. it is said he dove in after looking for her. the past is the past, and the present is the present. what r u going to do about this incident, and all the others that have happened to others. the senator did some wrong things...maybe of his own making, but in the years that followed, he tried to make up for things. i still maintain that he has done more for health care, seniors, and the disabled than any other person dead or alive.now let him alone. Its pretty easy to do "good" things with other peoples money.