S
SheBlewHimDidYouBlowHim
Guest
it's supposedly the sky pixie's birthday, but we see he's busy as usual,
MURDERING PEOPLE.
and it was a religious festival too, I guess they were celebrating the
supposed sky pixie's birthday, and what did they get for celebrating his
birthday? the sky pixie MURDERED them for doing so. The sky pixie certainly
is a COLD-HEARTED *******
most people just sort of chill out near their birthday, but not the
COLD-HEARTED ******* christian god, he's busy as usual, killing people.
http://www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/asiapcf/12/25/nepal.bridge/index.html?eref=ib_topstories
KATHMANDU, Nepal (CNN) -- An suspension bridge overloaded with as many as
1,000 people attending a Hindu religious festival collapsed Tuesday, sending
most of them falling through a gorge into a raging river 100 feet below in a
remote region of Nepal, according to Nepalese police.
While many swam to safety, between 400 and 500 people who were on the bridge
were missing, police said. Only 15 bodies had been recovered so far.
Rescuers took 32 people -- including 20 women and 12 men -- to a hospital,
police added.
With the arrival of darkness, the rescue effort became more difficult for
the Nepalese soldiers and police officers who were searching the steep river
banks for survivors. Those who survived the fall into the river still faced
a 400-yard swim downstream to a shallow and calm lake.
"The bridge collapsed because there were hundreds of people on it," said
Nepal police officer Nibandha Budha. "They had gone to the river for a
three-day Hindu religious festival on the occasion of full moon."
The 500-yard-long bridge spanned a gorge cut by the snow-fed Bheri River in
the Surkhet district, about 280 miles (450 kilometers) southwest of
Kathmandu. The river is fed by snow from the Himalayas.
The number of people on the bridge is estimated between 700 and 1,000, Budha
said.
The men, women and children -- taking part in the final day of the
festival -- were crossing the bridge from one religious site to another when
the structure gave way, police said.
Nepalese soldiers and police officers were involved in the rescue effort,
which was hampered by the remoteness of the location
MURDERING PEOPLE.
and it was a religious festival too, I guess they were celebrating the
supposed sky pixie's birthday, and what did they get for celebrating his
birthday? the sky pixie MURDERED them for doing so. The sky pixie certainly
is a COLD-HEARTED *******
most people just sort of chill out near their birthday, but not the
COLD-HEARTED ******* christian god, he's busy as usual, killing people.
http://www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/asiapcf/12/25/nepal.bridge/index.html?eref=ib_topstories
KATHMANDU, Nepal (CNN) -- An suspension bridge overloaded with as many as
1,000 people attending a Hindu religious festival collapsed Tuesday, sending
most of them falling through a gorge into a raging river 100 feet below in a
remote region of Nepal, according to Nepalese police.
While many swam to safety, between 400 and 500 people who were on the bridge
were missing, police said. Only 15 bodies had been recovered so far.
Rescuers took 32 people -- including 20 women and 12 men -- to a hospital,
police added.
With the arrival of darkness, the rescue effort became more difficult for
the Nepalese soldiers and police officers who were searching the steep river
banks for survivors. Those who survived the fall into the river still faced
a 400-yard swim downstream to a shallow and calm lake.
"The bridge collapsed because there were hundreds of people on it," said
Nepal police officer Nibandha Budha. "They had gone to the river for a
three-day Hindu religious festival on the occasion of full moon."
The 500-yard-long bridge spanned a gorge cut by the snow-fed Bheri River in
the Surkhet district, about 280 miles (450 kilometers) southwest of
Kathmandu. The river is fed by snow from the Himalayas.
The number of people on the bridge is estimated between 700 and 1,000, Budha
said.
The men, women and children -- taking part in the final day of the
festival -- were crossing the bridge from one religious site to another when
the structure gave way, police said.
Nepalese soldiers and police officers were involved in the rescue effort,
which was hampered by the remoteness of the location