Sad Times We Live In

[Eugene]

[quote=PadreBrian]I should buy “her” a period key and a shift key.[/quote]

If you’re not sure if it’s a “she”, just call “her”, I’m sure you’ll be able to tell if you’re really talking to a 15-year old Latino girl.

The lack of periods and shifts in all postings is suspicious – though maybe her dad does not know how to type?

[kev374]

I do not involve myself with requests like this. I think people who are really in need should seek help from the missions etc. We should in turn help out the charitable organizations. Handing help directly to people you don’t even know is not a prudent thing to do.

[kev374]

I do not involve myself with requests like this. I think people who are really in need should seek help from the missions etc. We should in turn help out the charitable organizations. Handing help directly to people you don’t even know is not a prudent thing to do.

[kev374]

I do not involve myself with requests like this. I think people who are really in need should seek help from the missions etc. We should in turn help out the charitable organizations. Handing help directly to people you don’t even know is not a prudent thing to do.

[kev374]

I do not involve myself with requests like this. I think people who are really in need should seek help from the missions etc. We should in turn help out the charitable organizations. Handing help directly to people you don’t even know is not a prudent thing to do.

[kev374]

I do not involve myself with requests like this. I think people who are really in need should seek help from the missions etc. We should in turn help out the charitable organizations. Handing help directly to people you don’t even know is not a prudent thing to do.

[luchabee]

I called the number and spoke with her (and it sounded legit). She said she had not received any calls yet.

I also told her to have her parents contact The Salvation Army in Murrieta. They can assist with emergency food, store cards, and probably rental assistance. They can also put them in contact with other charities and agencies that can help.

Yes, sad indeed.

[luchabee]

I called the number and spoke with her (and it sounded legit). She said she had not received any calls yet.

I also told her to have her parents contact The Salvation Army in Murrieta. They can assist with emergency food, store cards, and probably rental assistance. They can also put them in contact with other charities and agencies that can help.

Yes, sad indeed.

[luchabee]

I called the number and spoke with her (and it sounded legit). She said she had not received any calls yet.

I also told her to have her parents contact The Salvation Army in Murrieta. They can assist with emergency food, store cards, and probably rental assistance. They can also put them in contact with other charities and agencies that can help.

Yes, sad indeed.

[luchabee]

I called the number and spoke with her (and it sounded legit). She said she had not received any calls yet.

I also told her to have her parents contact The Salvation Army in Murrieta. They can assist with emergency food, store cards, and probably rental assistance. They can also put them in contact with other charities and agencies that can help.

Yes, sad indeed.

[luchabee]

I called the number and spoke with her (and it sounded legit). She said she had not received any calls yet.

I also told her to have her parents contact The Salvation Army in Murrieta. They can assist with emergency food, store cards, and probably rental assistance. They can also put them in contact with other charities and agencies that can help.

Yes, sad indeed.

[meadandale]

[quote=kev374]I do not involve myself with requests like this. I think people who are really in need should seek help from the missions etc. We should in turn help out the charitable organizations. Handing help directly to people you don’t even know is not a prudent thing to do.[/quote]

+1

I also think that based on the poorly composed post (lack of punctuation, spelling and grammar) that we should send our donations to her school rather than to her family as clearly they need it more.

[meadandale]

[quote=kev374]I do not involve myself with requests like this. I think people who are really in need should seek help from the missions etc. We should in turn help out the charitable organizations. Handing help directly to people you don’t even know is not a prudent thing to do.[/quote]

+1

I also think that based on the poorly composed post (lack of punctuation, spelling and grammar) that we should send our donations to her school rather than to her family as clearly they need it more.

[meadandale]

[quote=kev374]I do not involve myself with requests like this. I think people who are really in need should seek help from the missions etc. We should in turn help out the charitable organizations. Handing help directly to people you don’t even know is not a prudent thing to do.[/quote]

+1

I also think that based on the poorly composed post (lack of punctuation, spelling and grammar) that we should send our donations to her school rather than to her family as clearly they need it more.

[meadandale]

[quote=kev374]I do not involve myself with requests like this. I think people who are really in need should seek help from the missions etc. We should in turn help out the charitable organizations. Handing help directly to people you don’t even know is not a prudent thing to do.[/quote]

+1

I also think that based on the poorly composed post (lack of punctuation, spelling and grammar) that we should send our donations to her school rather than to her family as clearly they need it more.

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