EPTThis exact thing happened to one of my friends during freshman year of high school, he sacrificed his life to save all of his friends that were with him at the time. Fucking terrible shit. RIP
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Equinox_kr
United States7395 Posts
This exact thing happened to one of my friends during freshman year of high school, he sacrificed his life to save all of his friends that were with him at the time. Fucking terrible shit. RIP | ||
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Jimtudor
Canada259 Posts
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clazziquai
6685 Posts
On January 17 2009 14:47 Equinox_kr wrote: ... This exact thing happened to one of my friends during freshman year of high school, he sacrificed his life to save all of his friends that were with him at the time. Fucking terrible shit. RIP God that's horrible. I fucking hate when things like this have to happen. But I do know they are in a better place now! (= | ||
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Mooga
United States575 Posts
On January 17 2009 14:27 WogziiLa wrote: he waz such a gud guy.. i met em throw a fwend of mine nd we strted gettin really close  Darren ull alwayz b ourz heroz not matter wat.. diz sud hav neva happend 2 em:'( R.I.P Darren iLy 4 Lyf lol E: remembr tht their r always plentee of fish in teh see ;P im sorry for your lots | ||
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Night[Mare
Mexico4793 Posts
too bad he couldnt save himself, that was pretty heroic, props to him RIP to him. I hope his friends learnt the lesson | ||
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Jimtudor
Canada259 Posts
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Smurg
Australia3818 Posts
On January 17 2009 15:15 Mooga wrote: lol E: remembr tht their r always plentee of fish in teh see ;P im sorry for your lots Way to be a massive asshole. On another note: A sad, but heroic sacrifice; especially at such a young age. He was already prizing others lives above his own. RIP. | ||
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Ilvy
Germany2445 Posts
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Plexa
Aotearoa39261 Posts
On January 17 2009 15:15 Mooga wrote: lol E: remembr tht their r always plentee of fish in teh see ;P im sorry for your lots Wow fuck you | ||
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ahswtini
Northern Ireland22210 Posts
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MuR)Ernu
Finland768 Posts
On January 17 2009 19:54 ahswtini wrote: Only the brave die young. Wat? I'd say only the unlucky die young. He was brave though, that is some heroic stuff he did. Too bad this stuff has to happen Rip darren | ||
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ahswtini
Northern Ireland22210 Posts
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PhilGood2DaY
Germany7424 Posts
And I also dont get those statements '' this and that guy saved many persons life but because of it he died and is a hero '' . I can imagine so few situations where that works and.. well maybe I m just a bit slow today, but I just dont get how this special case happened and how in general this happens.. Maybe I m just confused because after a learning period of 5 hours with little pauses I m now .. bah =/ my condolesce.. this is sad sad shit | ||
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Smurg
Australia3818 Posts
On January 17 2009 21:17 MaGic~PhiL wrote: I dont get it how is he supposed to rescue several persons and cant make it on his own ? And I also dont get those statements '' this and that guy saved many persons life but because of it he died and is a hero '' . I can imagine so few situations where that works and.. well maybe I m just a bit slow today, but I just dont get how this special case happened and how in general this happens.. Maybe I m just confused because after a learning period of 5 hours with little pauses I m now .. bah =/ my condolesce.. this is sad sad shit Maybe he used every last remaining ounce of strength to get them to a certain point where they were able to swim to safety. Then perhaps after he had achieved that he had no strength left to stop himself from being dragged under. The main thought is; he risked and ultimately did sacrifice his own life to aid others in trouble. It is a heroic act, if you define heroism as self-sacrifice for a noble cause. He displayed heroic qualities and so on and so forth. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/hero 2. a person who, in the opinion of others, has heroic qualities or has performed a heroic act and is regarded as a model or ideal: He was a local hero when he saved the drowning child. Strange that happens to be one of the examples they've used. Suppose that's why it rings true. | ||
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MuR)Ernu
Finland768 Posts
On January 17 2009 21:17 MaGic~PhiL wrote: I dont get it how is he supposed to rescue several persons and cant make it on his own ? And I also dont get those statements '' this and that guy saved many persons life but because of it he died and is a hero '' . I can imagine so few situations where that works and.. well maybe I m just a bit slow today, but I just dont get how this special case happened and how in general this happens.. Maybe I m just confused because after a learning period of 5 hours with little pauses I m now .. bah =/ my condolesce.. this is sad sad shit It doesn't matter if they die or not, they are still heroes. But when you take your heroism so far that you take such a big risk, you are a tad more heroic than that other guy. Who did something less. | ||
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