@AlertaNews24 Ella dijo en varias ocasiones que a pesar de todo amaba su vida y que nunca se quitaría la vida🥺 que si algo le pasaba no era ella, eran ellos, al igual que a Jeffrey, la suicidaron 😘
To those celebrating the fact that I'm smoking a blunt: it's a cigar. Even if it decided to identify as a blunt for the purposes of this celebration, it would remain objectively, provably and demonstratively a cigar.
@AnnyRosp Puedes conseguir el kilo de cocaina a 1200 dolares en los andes de Bolivia y le puedes sacar de beneficio con corte prolongación 50 a 90 mil dolares, y si con dos o tres que vendas haces el mes ❤️
@mbduvalier@luisabinader Los haitianos son tan malos, que cuando uno de ellos màs o menos decente se conduele, a ellos les molesta🤦🏻un simple pésame revive su resentimiento desmedido
We are heartbroken to learn the tragic news that former Astros pitcher Octavio Dotel was one of several individuals that passed away when a roof collapsed in his native Dominican Republic last night.
Dotel, 51, spent five seasons (2000-04) of his outstanding, 15-year Major League career with the Houston Astros. While in Houston, he was one of the top relievers in all of baseball and was a significant part of a dominant bullpen that included Hall of Famer Billy Wagner and All-Star Brad Lidge. A workhorse, Dotel’s club-leading 159 appearances in 2002-03 combined were second in the Majors in that span, during which he posted a 2.15 ERA.