Calling it now: suicide by overdoseView attachment 519014
Porn star Sophia Leone dies at 26: Family makes shock announcement
Sophia Leone, a Miami-born adult film star was found unresponsive at her house on March 1 by her family. Tributes have been flowing in all over social media and on her GoFundMe pagewww.dailymail.co.uk
Shit must have been rough for you when you were working the bus station stall, tell us of some the consequences you faced in your long lived life as a dick taker.
Fuck that.
what does a "dick taker" do? where do they take the dicks to? is it a secret location?
i have a pigtail drain coming out of my chest. not my ass. maybe you got mixed up with your own leaky bunghole. it finally stopped draining, just waiting on a catscan appointment to have it cleared for removal. i feel very fortunate that they were able to get to it in time before infection set in. hopefully i was spared by Jesus for some other reason than having to deal with your incessant spamming of local pensioner deaths in this thread..stfu, maybe if they came out with an iron coccyx then you wouldn't currently be leaking shit out of your rusty, necrotic tailbone
The man in the iron lung
The long read: When he was six, Paul Alexander contracted polio and was paralysed for life. Today he is 74, and one of the last people in the world still using an iron lung. But after surviving one deadly outbreak, he did not expect to find himself threatened by anotherwww.theguardian.com
"Sullivan made a deal with her patient. If he could frog-breathe without the iron lung for three minutes, she’d give him a puppy. It took Paul a year to learn to do it, but he got his puppy...Once he could breathe reliably for long enough, he could get out of the lung for short periods of time, first out on the porch, and then into the yard.
Although he still needed to sleep in the iron lung every night – he couldn’t breathe when he was unconscious – Paul didn’t stop at the yard. At 21, he became the first person to graduate from a Dallas high school without physically attending a class. He got into Southern Methodist University in Dallas, after repeated rejections by the university administration, then into law school at the University of Texas at Austin. For decades, Paul was a lawyer in Dallas and Fort Worth, representing clients in court in a three-piece suit and a modified wheelchair that held his paralysed body upright.
At a time when disabled people were less often seen in public – the Americans With Disabilities Act, which banned discrimination, wouldn’t be passed until 1990 – Paul was visible. Over the course of his life, he has been on planes and to strip clubs, seen the ocean, prayed in church, fallen in love, lived alone and staged a sit-in for disability rights. He is charming, friendly, talkative, quick to anger and quick to make a joke."
empathy has nothing to do with this thread. there is nothing stopping you from making a new one to place your local heroes in when they die.
