Friday, 17 April 2009

All those young men.... pointless
















Driftwood wreath from RE.
All those young men, boys don't do the cry for help thing, they just do it.
My sister rang today to tell me one of their pub staff, a nice young boy, his whole life ahead of him hanged himself this morning. The GR worked out he'd know 8 people who committed suicide, 6 of them young men. So pointless.
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