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04-24-2015, 02:02 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-24-2015, 04:54 PM by Nanny.
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Heard about this on morning radio, and it is about students as their stage collapsed into the orchestra pit.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/more-than-a-...na-school/
Not in the zone right now. Read~
oh! "Nostalgia" works since these students were singing the old band Journey's song "Don't Stop Believin."
Ahh, a "double?" My wordy self didn't type it but not being in the zone, I doubted myself that this story is a hit so I thought I'd next type that this one feels like this bunch of words will have multiple hits "if this one is even a hit." If I'm lyin, I'm dyin...as Foxworthy says.
"God believed concerned" is powerful concerning any subject. I just think it's interesting context that the kids were singing "Don't Stop believing" literally as then the floor fell under them.
Lastly, for now anyway is that very sad coincidence is that this state, Indiana is the one that had an outdoor festival and during a concert that whole temporary building crashed down on them, back in 2011!
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/more-than-a-...na-school/
Not in the zone right now. Read~
oh! "Nostalgia" works since these students were singing the old band Journey's song "Don't Stop Believin."
Ahh, a "double?" My wordy self didn't type it but not being in the zone, I doubted myself that this story is a hit so I thought I'd next type that this one feels like this bunch of words will have multiple hits "if this one is even a hit." If I'm lyin, I'm dyin...as Foxworthy says.
"God believed concerned" is powerful concerning any subject. I just think it's interesting context that the kids were singing "Don't Stop believing" literally as then the floor fell under them.
Lastly, for now anyway is that very sad coincidence is that this state, Indiana is the one that had an outdoor festival and during a concert that whole temporary building crashed down on them, back in 2011!