[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by Taltarzac725

I did call the police department where this man claimed he lived and they knew him but said that freedom of speech outweighs any problems I might have had with this man.

The soldier had come back online to tell us what had happened with his girlfriend and said that a lot of her mental health problems were because she had been there when her mother was murdered.

I did Google it and did find an article about the crash. Sad all around .


They have changed Findlaw significantly since I was on there around 2002 to 2007. I hardly ever go on it now since getting on Talk of the Villages.

I did use my actual birthday 2-24 and my number 613 in a 17 week study on stress on the unemployed at the University of California San Francisco Health Sciences Campus in late 1992-1993 .

The Findlaw troll also started using the numbers 224 and 613.

[TVTVTV]

Originally Posted by Pairadocs

One has to only visit a popular villages on line newspaper to see what you mean. I know social media is often quit unsocial and uncivil even, but this on line paper was the most shocking filthy explicit name called and references to sexuality that are shocking in their detail... of course they spell the words incorrectly, use spaces to separate letters, etc. I suppose to avoid censorship, but.... what I read on that sight goes so far it nearly made be a believer in censorship... which I am not, so I just don't go to that sight for news anymore...easy solution ! But I was amazed that such things are allowed.

I agree that that certain news site goes way out of bounds in details. Unnecessary details, poor writing, spelling, and grammar. No journalism experience. However, I don't subscribe to the 'Daily' paper because it is way too full of fluff, ads, home listings, etc. I
would not have hours a day to skim it. Other than the TV news (and their websites), that 'certain news site' provides me with a lot of local info I wouldn't hear of otherwise. There are not many sources here for local news stories. I like to stay informed of crimes, developments, upcoming public works activities, etc. For instance, today noted upcoming plans for road work in The Villages that I wouldn't have known about, unless I resorted to reading town websites. The graphic details ruin the news site you mentioned, but I can scroll by.

[Two Bills]

Seeing the support for residents only, and not wishing to outstay any small welcome, it would seem now is as good a time as any, for me to bow out.
It has been fun over the years.
Byeeee.