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Well handled on Facebook earlier :) classic toon looking for something to talk about as always, take it easy beautiful x

Haha! Cheers! I know man it's like what were they expecting me to do, get embarrassed? Ridiculous people! x

Dyed ma hair #hair #blue #green #whatever #dyed

#hair #blue #green #dyed #whatever #coloured hair

I made the wrong decision a few years ago, and because of it i haven't seen you in a long time.

Wow, really? Who are you?!

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Decisions.

I can't decide if i should start blogging more, i never really write stuff even though i think i could write a lot but don't want to come across attention seeking. Also i don't think anyone would really be interested and do i really want the world to know about my personal life? hmmm.

#decisions

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November 19, 1990 - The body of 60-year-old Walter Jeno Antonio is found. Two days prior, according to confession, Aileen Wuornos was picked up by Antonio in his car as a prostitute, but as she began to undress, he showed that he was a police officer and stated that he would arrest her if she didn’t have sex with him for free. They exited the car in the midst of an argument, and as Antonio approached Wuornos, she withdrew a gun. A brief struggle occurred and Antonio attempted to run. Wuornos shot him four times and robbed him before leaving his body.

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November 23, 2006 - Alexander Litvinenko dies of heart failure as a result of poisoning. Hours prior to his death, he said, “I want to survive just to show them. The bastards got me, but they won’t get everybody.”

Last statement written two days before death:

I would like to thank many people. My doctors, nurses and hospital staff who are doing all they can for me, the British police who are pursuing my case with vigour and professionalism and are watching over me and my family.

I would like to thank the British government for taking me under their care. I am honoured to be a British citizen.

I would like to thank the British public for their messages of support and for the interest they have shown in my plight.

I thank my wife Marina, who has stood by me. My love for her and our son knows no bounds.

But as I lie here I can distinctly hear the beating of wings of the angel of death.

I may be able to give him the slip but I have to say my legs do not run as fast as I would like.

I think, therefore, that this may be the time to say one or two things to the person responsible for my present condition.

You may succeed in silencing me but that silence comes at a price. You have shown yourself to be as barbaric and ruthless as your most hostile critics have claimed.

You have shown yourself to have no respect for life, liberty or any civilised value.

You have shown yourself to be unworthy of your office, to be unworthy of the trust of civilised men and women.

You may succeed in silencing one man but the howl of protest from around the world will reverberate, Mr Putin, in your ears for the rest of your life.

May God forgive you for what you have done, not only to me but to beloved Russia and its people.