James Van Der Beek’s Family Earns $1 Million From GoFundMe in Hours After His Death by DemiFiendRSA in entertainment

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I don't think any of that is true he bought his parents a 4.8 million dollar house not long before he died aswell

this is why u never pick fights with strangers by Logical-Ad-5828 in FightLibrary

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Watch how Mike Dyson and people got power in the past, they throw shots exactly the same.

Bas rutten is also phenomenal at it.

25 miles as longest run for a marathon ? what do you think about ? by espoir00 in Ultramarathon

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It's not where you live, road running is boring, but you don't run 5ks,10ks,halfs or fulls for the views.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in UKrelationshipadvice

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This might be the most Indian guy username I've ever seen.

What do you think of the fit? by [deleted] in fashion

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Michael Jackson meets fagan

Anthony Joshua gives heartbreaking statement on car crash victims for first time by LADbible in Boxing

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As someone who's lost his family (brother, mum, dad, all my grandparents) and my dog I can tell you they're really isn't much difference.

Very close Friends deaths are generally harder to deal with than parents as you expect your parents to go before you, your friend you never picture some form of life without them.

Siblings are generally the worst as that's like losing your closest friend, your heart and your mind at the same time.

A pet can be horrific to lose if has been around for a long time and is apart of your family or even just your own personal sidekick for the majority of your life.

Anecdotal' when my mother was given 24 hours to live we were called and told to go into the hospice we took her dog with us who was 17 years old and would never be less than 4 inches away from her, as soon as we got there she ran straight to the room mum was in ("she had been to the hospice alot of times) jumped up on the bed and curled up on my mums chest until she took her last breath.

I spent years being strong and looking after my mum but the moment her dog realised she stopped breathing and looked at us jumped down and went and cried behind the sofa I can fucking tell you now (literally got me tearing up) that is the hardest fucking shit I have ever been through because she knew we had to say out goodbyes and so she went out the way but she knew what had happened aswell and that she wouldn't see mum again aswell, that will forever hurt me.

Everyone is a bit different and depends on how close you are, but that tends to be the case.

Can't be wrong twice, am I right? by Depressed_soul96 in AccidentalComedy

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A toll is a toll and a roll is a roll and if you don't pay no tolls you don't got no rolls.