I assume everyone in Steubenville told him to GTFO alreadyernest_t_bass;1447038 wrote:God damn... stay in Steubenville!
vball10set;1446609 wrote:FWK has to be a made-up character that was concocted by a bunch of frat boys..there's no way a real person could be as delusional, pathetic, and just all around fucked up as "he" is.
He's told us his life story repeatedly a million fucking times. We know. It was a joke.ernest_t_bass;1447062 wrote:Pretty sure FWK didn't have to be in a wheelchair until adulthood. If he was wheelchair bound his whole life, I'd actually feel sorry for him.
Has everyone you've known become handicap? Have you ever considered becoming a cooler at a casino?FairwoodKing;1446377 wrote:I will tell you more. I just found out that one of my dearest friends whom I had lost contact with died last September. I also found out that she spent the last eleven years of her life as a quadriplegic as the result of a horrible car accident. I also have an older friend who went blind about ten years ago.
I sincerely pray that none of you or yours ever go through this. You're attacking me and I am praying for you. Who's in the wrong and who's in the right? I ask you.
Can you tell your father you love him?[/h] [INDENT] My father and I were very close. Every day I told him I loved him and he told me he loved me. We had no hesitation in saying this. And then when Dad moved out to Seattle with me when he was 93 years old, he often saw some of my gay friends come to the house and kiss me on the lips. Dad loved it. He wanted me to kiss him on the lips, which I often did. especially in this forumvball10set;1448726 wrote:I think it's pathetic he feels the need to post this on a public forum. Period.
vball10set;1448726 wrote:I think it's pathetic he feels the need to post this on a public forum. Period.
Pick6;1448725 wrote:My father and I were very close. Every day I told him I loved him and he told me he loved me. We had no hesitation in saying this. And then when Dad moved out to Seattle with me when he was 93 years old, he often saw some of my gay friends come to the house and kiss me on the lips. Dad loved it. He wanted me to kiss him on the lips, which I often did.
Yea WTF!!!Tigerfan00;1448749 wrote:He loved seeing men kiss me on the lips.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHA
And then wanted to also be kissed on the lips. Because he apparently had no clue why FWK was mouth-kissin' guys and thought it was a "friends do this" thing he wanted part of...or he knew what was up and, well...Steuby is close to West Virginia where incest is pretty much the state pastime.Tigerfan00;1448749 wrote:He loved seeing men kiss me on the lips.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHA
He brought this all on himself. Period.skank;1449013 wrote:I'll tell ya what, ya'll are some cruel heartless mother ****ers.
He blamed a rape victim for being raped.skank;1449013 wrote:I'll tell ya what, ya'll are some cruel heartless mother fuckers.
Yeah, I thought that he was a singing ice skater who enjoyed being taken advantage of on casting calls.ernest_t_bass;1447062 wrote:Pretty sure FWK didn't have to be in a wheelchair until adulthood. If he was wheelchair bound his whole life, I'd actually feel sorry for him.
Pick6;1448725 wrote:Posted in the "site feedback" section of another forum....
FairwoodKing
[INDENT] My father and I were very close. Every day I told him I loved him and he told me he loved me. We had no hesitation in saying this. And then when Dad moved out to Seattle with me when he was 93 years old, he often saw some of my gay friends come to the house and kiss me on the lips. Dad loved it. He wanted me to kiss him on the lips, which I often did.
When he turned 96 and was dying in the hospital, I would visit him every day. The last thing I would say to him as I was leaving was, "Dad, I love you." I can't tell you how many times male doctors and nurses came up to me and said they could never say that to their fathers and how wonderful it was that I could. That made me very sad.
On the day he died, I was the one who requested to pull the plug. Dad's quality of life was down to zero. He couldn't talk because of a tube in his throat. He had no TV or anything else. He just had to lie there and stare at the ceiling. I finally couldn't take it any longer and I told the doctors to disconnect his ventilator. They agreed. Dad was very conscious and very alert when they gave him an injection to put him to sleep before they turned the vent off. I sat there and held his hand during the entire process. When he was still awake, I told him over and over how much I loved him. When he ultimately passed, I was holding his hand. A minister from the hospital stayed with us and said a prayer. I broke into uncontrollable tears. It was the saddest day of my life. I don't even know how I drove home. It was a 30-mile drive through heavy traffic. When I got home, I was so rattled I crashed into my mailbox and knocked the side mirror off my car. Then I called my best friend and asked him to come over, which he did. I spent the bulk of the evening calling friends and relatives.
I hope you love your parents while they are still around. Believe me, when they are gone, you will miss them. And don't ever hesitate to tell your father that you love him. He will appreciate it and so will you. [/INDENT]
No, I did not. I gave her just the tiniest bit of blame because she set herself up for trouble. She lied to her parents about where she was going that night, and instead went to an underage drinking party. No one got her drunk and no one drugged her. She voluntarily got herself falling down drunk without anyone else's help. If that isn't worth 1% of the blame, then I don't know what is. I have given the boys 99% of the blame and I am glad that they are in jail. I just wish they had been tried as adults and received long prison terms. They deserve it.ernest_t_bass;1449039 wrote:He blamed a rape victim for being raped.
FairwoodKing;1449580 wrote:No, I did not. I gave her just the tiniest bit of blame because she set herself up for trouble. She lied to her parents about where she was going that night, and instead went to an underage drinking party. No one got her drunk and no one drugged her. She voluntarily got herself falling down drunk without anyone else's help. If that isn't worth 1% of the blame, then I don't know what is. I have given the boys 99% of the blame and I am glad that they are in jail. I just wish they had been tried as adults and received long prison terms. They deserve it.
Please note that I have never used Jane Doe's real name on any blog, even though I know it. I am trying to protect her. I wish her the very best and I hope she can overcome this tragedy. I'm not a religious person, but I have prayed for her. I suggest you do the same.
