RBN # 12 - 6/19 - 6/20/05

[writenow]

For those of you who got their feathers ruffled, let me 1. When I see posts which indicate that it is "rude" to knock on doors after 10pm, when searching for a missing daughter;
2. When I see posts that indicate that local custom considers "blood to be thicker than water," and which excuse the harboring of known felons;
3. When hear retired police officers -- who, two days earlier were wondering why the local authorities weren't taking advantage of polygraphic technology offered by the FBI -- claiming that the family of the victim should be subject to polygraphs;
4. And when I read posts which indicate that native Arubians believe that they are extending a "courtesy," by allowing a grieving mother to inquire about a missing daughter. . . . .

Professor...where did you hear all this?????

Ok...I agree....our values may differ, but by no means does it mean that ours are inferior now does it........

Someone from the Netherlands said Dutch consider it rude for you to knock on their door when you're not invited, so Paul v.d. sloot had a right to get nasty with them. and that the mother anita said blood was thicker than truth (or whatever -- it's late) and she was sticking by her man child.

So we had this big discussion about how when your kid's missing in a foreign country, knocking on the door of the person last seen with her is acceptable. big broo haha. obviously the cultures differ in this.

And someone from the netherlands said they'd never rat out a murderer because it would be disloyal. another broo ha ha.

that's the short version.

but we do appreciate all your help lingo. xoxo

[KerinTX]

Ok ya'll I'm falling asleep at the computer...so goodnight, hope, as always, that tomorrow brings good news. Keep up the hope!

Good Night! mbhs05
God Bless!

Mike, are you a timezone behind the rest of us again?  I think MBHS05 is in REM sleep by now.

I'll await your response in about an hour.  

TT is a professional lofter

Kerin, did you flip over the odometer on your post count or what?  

Yeah, once you reach a million posts is goes back to 0...didn't you know that??  

[friend of monkeys]

Ok ya'll I'm falling asleep at the computer...so goodnight, hope, as always, that tomorrow brings good news. Keep up the hope!

Good Night! mbhs05
God Bless!

Mike, are you a timezone behind the rest of us again?  I think MBHS05 is in REM sleep by now.

I'll await your response in about an hour.  

TT is a professional lofter

lazy ass he said it himself in post

[CaliGirl]

Wow... lol sounds just like Los Angeles. You get killed if you are a rat.

All I know is Aruba has 50 or more different nationalities or ethic backgrounds. Hmm sounds like the US, doesn't mean they all have an "Aruba" culture just as the US has many immigrants and just as many cultures.  

[KerinTX]

Ok ya'll I'm falling asleep at the computer...so goodnight, hope, as always, that tomorrow brings good news. Keep up the hope!

Good Night! mbhs05
God Bless!

Mike, are you a timezone behind the rest of us again?  I think MBHS05 is in REM sleep by now.

I'll await your response in about an hour.  

TT is a professional lofter

lazy ass he said it himself in post

 

[friend of monkeys]

Wow... lol sounds just like Los Angeles. You get killed if you are a rat.

All I know is Aruba has 50 or more different nationalities or ethic backgrounds. Hmm sounds like the US, doesn't mean they all have an "Aruba" culture just as the US has many immigrants and just as many cultures.  

that is why they all speak eng/dutch/pap/spanish...at least..

[Kkial]

If they're annoucing that more arrests are coming over here, do you think that means the people  they are talking about are already in custody and the MSM hasn't picked it up yet?

Wondering now...local TV here doesn't usually report much on anything that isn't local being as it's all Los Angeles news and there's always plenty of that  

they mentioned her 5 minutes into the news.. which here is pretty big.

that and earthquakes right?

LOL FOM, yes the earthquakes too! But we usually have a daily high speed car chase on every channel interupting our TV shows for hours lol.

CaliGirl,,that is funny,,,I watch your car chases for hours on Fox and also cover the earthquakes and high profile court cases..lol

[CaliGirl]

I am hungry.

Just a random thought... lol

[TTownMike]

Ok ya'll I'm falling asleep at the computer...so goodnight, hope, as always, that tomorrow brings good news. Keep up the hope!

Good Night! mbhs05
God Bless!

Mike, are you a timezone behind the rest of us again?  I think MBHS05 is in REM sleep by now.

I'll await your response in about an hour.  

I tried to get here in time to do better!  MY BAD!

[NativeLingo]

For those of you who got their feathers ruffled, let me 1. When I see posts which indicate that it is "rude" to knock on doors after 10pm, when searching for a missing daughter;
2. When I see posts that indicate that local custom considers "blood to be thicker than water," and which excuse the harboring of known felons;
3. When hear retired police officers -- who, two days earlier were wondering why the local authorities weren't taking advantage of polygraphic technology offered by the FBI -- claiming that the family of the victim should be subject to polygraphs;
4. And when I read posts which indicate that native Arubians believe that they are extending a "courtesy," by allowing a grieving mother to inquire about a missing daughter. . . . .

Professor...where did you hear all this?????

Ok...I agree....our values may differ, but by no means does it mean that ours are inferior now does it........

Someone from the Netherlands said Dutch consider it rude for you to knock on their door when you're not invited, so Paul v.d. sloot had a right to get nasty with them. and that the mother anita said blood was thicker than truth (or whatever -- it's late) and she was sticking by her man child.

So we had this big discussion about how when your kid's missing in a foreign country, knocking on the door of the person last seen with her is acceptable. big broo haha. obviously the cultures differ in this.

And someone from the netherlands said they'd never rat out a murderer because it would be disloyal. another broo ha ha.

that's the short version.

but we do appreciate all your help lingo. xoxo

BS!! SO not true.......

[PHS05]

Thanks waitingtoknow. Auburn is a fun place, just moved here. thanks for the applause, I had to get that off my chest.

WAR EAGLE!

Keep praying! <3[/quote]

[CaliGirl]

If they're annoucing that more arrests are coming over here, do you think that means the people  they are talking about are already in custody and the MSM hasn't picked it up yet?

Wondering now...local TV here doesn't usually report much on anything that isn't local being as it's all Los Angeles news and there's always plenty of that  

they mentioned her 5 minutes into the news.. which here is pretty big.

that and earthquakes right?

LOL FOM, yes the earthquakes too! But we usually have a daily high speed car chase on every channel interupting our TV shows for hours lol.

CaliGirl,,that is funny,,,I watch your car chases for hours on Fox and also cover the earthquakes and high profile court cases..lol

lol KK I am starting to think we are CArchaseAFORNIA lol.. I think we are like the only state to have that much of it going on.

[NativeLingo]

For those of you who got their feathers ruffled, let me 1. When I see posts which indicate that it is "rude" to knock on doors after 10pm, when searching for a missing daughter;
2. When I see posts that indicate that local custom considers "blood to be thicker than water," and which excuse the harboring of known felons;
3. When hear retired police officers -- who, two days earlier were wondering why the local authorities weren't taking advantage of polygraphic technology offered by the FBI -- claiming that the family of the victim should be subject to polygraphs;
4. And when I read posts which indicate that native Arubians believe that they are extending a "courtesy," by allowing a grieving mother to inquire about a missing daughter. . . . .

Professor...where did you hear all this?????

Ok...I agree....our values may differ, but by no means does it mean that ours are inferior now does it........

Someone from the Netherlands said Dutch consider it rude for you to knock on their door when you're not invited, so Paul v.d. sloot had a right to get nasty with them. and that the mother anita said blood was thicker than truth (or whatever -- it's late) and she was sticking by her man child.

So we had this big discussion about how when your kid's missing in a foreign country, knocking on the door of the person last seen with her is acceptable. big broo haha. obviously the cultures differ in this.

And someone from the netherlands said they'd never rat out a murderer because it would be disloyal. another broo ha ha.

that's the short version.

but we do appreciate all your help lingo. xoxo[/quote


Figures.........such BS

[KerinTX]

I am hungry.

Just a random thought... lol

me too...last meal was on Thursday

[friend of monkeys]

I am hungry.

Just a random thought... lol

how was the bath??
i just got a heat wrap for my neck.

[CaliGirl]

For those of you who got their feathers ruffled, let me 1. When I see posts which indicate that it is "rude" to knock on doors after 10pm, when searching for a missing daughter;
2. When I see posts that indicate that local custom considers "blood to be thicker than water," and which excuse the harboring of known felons;
3. When hear retired police officers -- who, two days earlier were wondering why the local authorities weren't taking advantage of polygraphic technology offered by the FBI -- claiming that the family of the victim should be subject to polygraphs;
4. And when I read posts which indicate that native Arubians believe that they are extending a "courtesy," by allowing a grieving mother to inquire about a missing daughter. . . . .

Professor...where did you hear all this?????

Ok...I agree....our values may differ, but by no means does it mean that ours are inferior now does it........

Someone from the Netherlands said Dutch consider it rude for you to knock on their door when you're not invited, so Paul v.d. sloot had a right to get nasty with them. and that the mother anita said blood was thicker than truth (or whatever -- it's late) and she was sticking by her man child.

So we had this big discussion about how when your kid's missing in a foreign country, knocking on the door of the person last seen with her is acceptable. big broo haha. obviously the cultures differ in this.

And someone from the netherlands said they'd never rat out a murderer because it would be disloyal. another broo ha ha.

that's the short version.

but we do appreciate all your help lingo. xoxo

BS!! SO not true.......

((Lingo)) I know it's not true.
As I stated before, knock on my door and you might stare down my colt 45 lol

[CaliGirl]

I am hungry.

Just a random thought... lol

me too...last meal was on Thursday

LMAO Kerin!!!!!!

[KerinTX]

:::note to self...call Cali before dropping in::::

[Brenda]

SO the list of "official suspects" are : joran, satish, keepok, their collective friend croes that dj's on a boat, joran's school friend (that may or may not be his 1/2 brother)

and the list of throwing off cops on purpose, confusing the issue, or just plain hiding out the guilty now include papa and mama vds...

any other suspects that have been identified?

[KerinTX]

I am hungry.

Just a random thought... lol

me too...last meal was on Thursday

LMAO Kerin!!!!!!

hey...it's true! I am not much on eating.