Read the Incredibly Uplifting Note Found Taped on the Door of a Girls’ Bathroom
The stall doors in public restrooms are often a depressing sight. Graffiti left with a permanent marker or as scratches sharing reputation-ruining information or sad details that someone felt they couldn’t share with anyone beyond the bathroom door and everyone who would subsequently read it.
Such was the case for a stall at an unnamed university. But on this stall was also a sheet of ruled notebook paper with a letter addressing some of the confessions — and not in the sarcastic, hard-hearted way like we might be accustomed to expect of a note left on a bathroom door.

“Someone Replied” (Image via Imgur)
A Reddit user came upon the letter, took a photo and posted it on the site.
Here’s how it reads:
To the girl who was raped:Â You are so strong. I cannot fathom the pain you must have gone through. The fact that you have the bravery to write it (even on a bathroom wall) gives me hope.
To the girl with eating disorders:Â I promise you, although I don’t know you, you are beautiful, you deserve your health. You deserve freedom from that hell.
To the girl with the alcoholic father:Â I am so sorry for the agony it must cause. Again, such courage is remarkable you must be such a strong person to see such pain.
To the girl whose father died:Â Missing them never goes away. The ache of their absence never goes away. But the love they had, the memories you share surely must last. I am sure, out of the bottom of my heart, the people who have left you in this world are exceptionally proud of the person you are.
Everytime I see these walls, these confessions, I feel so blessed to know I have the priviledge of seeing them. Your moments, these secrets, are all precious even though they are sad. To all of you (including those I did not mention, and those who have not yet written)
-You are worthy.
-You are strong.
-You are brave.
-You are loved.
-Somebody cares.
Written by someone else at the bottom of notebook paper letter in small print is “to the person who wrote this, thank you.”
(H/T: Huffington Post)
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Comments (116)
Lowgo1981
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 8:44amPeople who write on bathroom stalls,
Will wrap their s*** in little balls,
And people who read these poems of whit,
Will eath these balls of s***.
–Thanks for the poem Dad.
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hcartexas
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 10:36amI hate crap like this. Im so sick of hearing stories about women, their stupid problems, and how they’re really beutiful and strong. Just grow up.
gyro
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 11:14amhcartexas
grow up
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DanteVsVergil
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 11:39amhcartexas,
Because someone who got raped should just “grow up” right? *******.
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jlancecombs
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 12:19pm…maybe the person who “deals with it” by writing stuff on a bathroom wall?
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brother_ed
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 12:32pmI think young women who find themselves in the situations listed in this note would find this wonderfully uplifting.
I am grateful for compassionate and sympathetic people.
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alinskythis
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 1:31pmTex it sounds like you just hate women.
Maybe they’re sick of hearing about your erectile dysfunction and prostate issues.
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ConserveChrist
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 2:20pmWell, God thinks of each one of them as a potential princess to his kingdom. These girls may be the kind of people that God would give everything He has to acquire. But you can keep thinking the way you are thinking, nobody is going to stop you.
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AllAmericanGirl22
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 3:38pmhcartexas, maybe you should be a little more sensitive. These people and millions of women struggle through these things everyday. It’s hard being a woman growing up in this world. you obviously have no idea.
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13a
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 5:34pmShow some love guys!! Have you noticed that regardless of whether the story is happy or not, the same bitter people post negative posts?? Cheer up!!!
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K Chad Roberts
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 6:08pm“I hate crap like this. Im so sick of hearing stories about women, their stupid problems, and how they’re really beutiful and strong. Just grow up.”
I grew up in an incredibly stable household. Parents didn’t argue, no financial issues, same house for 16 years, no family deaths, childhood friend across the street.
I was kinda weird, both in action and looks. Kids mad fun of me, but weren’t mean about it usually. I was happy. I saw someone else get picked on, so I talked with him. He was a total jerk and pushed me away. The next day I confronted him and said I only wanted to be friends. I didn’t think much of it, but 7 years later during my senior year, he told me that I probably saved his life when I befriended him. This struck me hard, of course he was depressed, fostered to extended relatives, always picked on, anger management issues, isolation and depravity.
As I reflect, all of my close friends (past and present) were alone when I met them for some reason:
-Picked on and isolated for different mannerisms/behavior
-New kid, drugs/alcohol, family issues, social scars
-Extreme social ineptitude (would hide or tuck into fetal position when nervous, which happened a lot)
Please, don’t dismiss the warning signs. I’ve never been depressed myself, but I’ve seen it (admittedly not until afterwards in most cases), and I’ve seen what a little bit of sincere caring and love can do.
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3monkeysmomma
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 6:23pmDon’t be so hard on HCARTEXAS,
You see last week he took an IQ test and the results were “negative”. He still reeling from the realization that now he’ll never be half the man his mother was!
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deadend
Posted on January 18, 2013 at 9:52amIs the 1 at the end of your handle your iq.
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oz24
Posted on January 19, 2013 at 8:57amK Chad Roberts: awesome post. Thank you for being you, you have touched a lot of people in this world for the good.
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Melika
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 8:33amDid no one teach these bimbos the golden rule of stall writing?:
“If you are going to write something on a bathroom stall, at least make it funny, preferably with a clever rhyme.”
What a bunch of self-centered whiny babies. And somebody PLEASE outlaw “You’re so brave.” Ugh, it’s such a retarded, pandering comment.
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zorro
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 8:54amAnd where do all these writing utensils come from? Do they walk around with a Sharpie in their pockets for when they have to go? I’ve never gotten that…
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Dinosaursgomoo
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 11:45amHow does someone with the name Zorro not know how graffiti works?
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3monkeysmomma
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 6:25pmDinosaur, LOL!
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apollo18
Posted on January 19, 2013 at 10:59amI’m a guy who considers myself truly blessed to have attended a nearly all-girl CATHOLIC college after surviving an all boy Catholic high school. LOVED IT! (Everything but those student loans OMG!!!) We had a terrific bunch of teachers, nuns in the dorm (Sister, careful with that Sterno!), guys like ME in the dorm living with fantastic girls in the dorm, THANK YOU, JESUS! and we did just fine! Truly hated all-boy high school- truly loved coed college. I use what I was taught there every time I pick up a pencil or open a book. (ESPECIALLY whenever I turn on the news or cast my vote!)
These girls sound just like us. May God bless them all. We could be their parents ( and by now, even their grandparents).
So… you want to be a SO ciologist!!!!
Meet y’all at the pond. Crammin’ for mid-terms, beers to follow. Maggie Mae on the Wurlitzer!
And ALWAYS be careful who you meet sled riding in the cemetery! ;-)
And to the poor girl that couldn’t run fast enough from her demons, I’m very sorry I can’t remember your name. I think of you often. I think you can rest easier for lessons I learned, that comfort those still here, dealing with others battling their own demons. I still pray for your peace.
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term limits for congress
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 8:19amI taped a note in the Men’s room. It was short. Just read, “No, thanks.”
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TheCalvinistPastor
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 10:11amRofl!
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joannhh
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 8:09amBrilliant! And very touching.
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sndrman
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 9:39amtouching and being in the bathroom inappropriate
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truthspeare
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 7:56amIllegal Nature. Truthpeare, Sometimes, January 2013
Ole plump round orbs
Purple and full of juice
Grapes fermented to perfection
Mass produced for the population
Their inebriation fills the night
By law all of this is alright
Fruit of a green vine
Marveled by its native bloom
That millionaires and poor consume
Barley and wheat are also legally right
Across the world brewed every night
Beer is served to every man
Drinking all desired out of bottle or can
And doctors prescribe pills across the land
Inebriating all they want or can
People with driver unfriendly legal contraband
Warning of heart attack and stroke and other matters of the head
Affecting drivers until they are dead
But to some marijuana is a different thing
Though natural and growing green
They present it as a special high evil
Like it will cause some unique upheaval
Well to a man with any resemblance of reason
These silly people turn blind eyes
To these other real problems
That endangers their lives
And if nature is illegal
Then reason should be just the thing
To make wine, beer and pills
Illegal for these hypocritical dingalings
At least if they are driving cars
For if they consume such things
Why on earth are they extending the law to marijuana so far
I do not smoke 420 but I am amazed at the rhetoric. MJ melows people out. Some of the pills peole take kill them, they go left of center, and its the joint that’s the problem. The problem is campaign donati
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truthspeare
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 8:13amThe problem is campaign donations and TV advertising. We are being brainwashed. Nature should not be made illegal. In my humble opinion. Now if you use nature, or pills, or beer or wine or other substance and cause harm, then there is a problem. Noboby, and I mean nobody, is focusing on the problem that pills are causing. Marijuana is the least of our problems. And by the way, so are guns. Have you noticed none of these mentally tormented are Tea Party Members or NRA members. Maybe this is an indication that these organizations are filled with the “Stabile” people. Just and observation. To each their own. I will not judge any person’s conscience, that is their’s alone to decide. I will just say as a person who believes in a fiscally responsable government, who desires his public servants to follow the law, I am tired of the rhetoric. I am starting to believe that you believe that you are superior to me. As an elected official, how can this be? But I am fairly certain most of my federal elected officials believe themselves to my intellectual and societal superiors. Well so be it. Enjoy your status. Power given is not the same as power taken, you will never be a Gates, Trump, Ford, Walton, Beck, Wilkow or other who have taken their status. Keep begging for votes.
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georgesgirl
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 8:37amJust out front let me say that I don’t smoke MJ (nor have I), take any meds (apart from vitamins),I don’t like alcohol and don’t smoke. That said, I don’t have a problem with personal use weed but we have to acknowledge that THC effects parts of the brain that guide ambition (hence the lazy stoner stereotype) and kids are still developing their brains. Legal weed will make it as easy to get as it is now, I just worry that the science of it might get lost. Snake venom is natural and it has some uses, it also has a h*ll of a downside. I don’t want the “it is natural therefore it is good” to trump the fact is has an active chemical that reaches your brain. I am all with you when it comes to Pharma and it’s overmedication of the population.
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Eastinfection
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 9:31amI write poetry and songs, too. I admire anyone that attempts to, as well.
That being said… When the hell did the Blaze turn into a freikin’ open mic “Poetry Jam”?
Are we going to start posting pictures we painted & chapters of novels we’ve written, too?
I’ve got a screenplay i’ve been working on… Maybe i’ll post all 200 pages of it on the Blaze!
Amateur poetry & art is a lot like wallpaper & neckties… personally satisfying, highly subjective, & rarely appreciated by others.
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txswalker
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 10:40amAccording to the us medical journal online 3 joints = 20 cigiretts in carcnigions 1 joint a day increses risk of lung cancer by 200% 1 joint a week = 6 times liklier to develop schiznifrinia and 30,000 people die every year from whats called sudden death while smoking pot. i know i misspelled alot, point is MJ is dangerous
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NoMoMrNiceGuy
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 7:29amWTH – We are posting “CONFESSIONS” ? I am so not understanding !
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Marcia
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 7:27amHearing about people like this give me hope for the future of the human race. God bless her for caring about people she knows nothing about except their emotional pain.
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Vickie Dhaene
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 9:24amDitto.
She has been Blessed by the Lord. She is a Miracle.
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wkw58
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 6:55amI remember one of the most poignant missives that I ever read was on the bottom of a college dorm bathroom stall door in the mid 70′s, it read, “If you are reading this, you are now sh1tting on an angle”. Pretty astute.
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truthspeare
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 3:50amThe Pieces
Truthspeare, Copyright, Sometimes, January 2013
Some say she blows too much coke
Some say she rolls too much smoke
Some say she wears to little clothes
But I say she’s the only girl I want to know
Some say she’s lazy
Some say she’s crazy
Some say she a misfit
But I say she’s the only girl I can’t forget
Some say she’s broken humanity
But I say she’s like pieces of potential pottery
Bright colors of masterful possibility
Why can’t they see this meaning in her and to me
So I thought of a convincing way
Something perfect to say
How my busted love is alright
To shine her true light
A national park path came to mind
Where visitors tromped flowers and grass
To visit beautiful places
But I ignore my beauty’s path,
I do not stomp her path to a dust bin,
But glue her petals to flowers so then
Her sweet bouquet can be assembled again
Postlogue.
Before this girl entered my life
My pages were filled of white
She made me born anew
Made colors spring of every hue
When I found her out there
This girl who really cares
I found meaning everywhere
How glued petal bouquets sweetly filling the air
And when this girl and I first spoke
We talked of destiny
And her mascara began to run
And thru tears shared her history
How the cards of fate dealt her a hand
With a drunk uncle playing with her
Such that a 13-year old could not stand
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truthspeare
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 3:57amAnd when she left home
More scared than alone
She made the most of nothing
Her whole life set to postpone
How the streets taught her a truth.
And as true, never so old, never so new:
Most people are a statue
Flesh and bone
Eye you
With a heart of a stone
So if you find a person out there
Living in pieces and seeming no where
Do not just walk by and stare
For life deals hands they had to play
And just maybe they wanted it another way
And with a little love and care
You can glue petals into flowers and when thru
Your day is filled with sweet air
And the bouquet is reflecting colors over both of you.
Copyright, Sometimes, January 2013
We should not be quick to judge. We are not all dealt the same hand of cards by life. We must play the cards dealt. Some play the cards we are dealt better than others. But some times, you have no face cards and no trump cards, and no matter how well you play, you are left holding a bag. So we must be mindful and merciful. Truthspeare
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N37BU6
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 3:01amIt’s just worn out Facebook copy/paste garbage written on loose leaf.
This fad has already come and gone… where have you been, Blaze? I hate to sound so negative, but that’s all it is. Most of the time, it’s the note’s creator that took the viral pic… some wanna be Florence Nightingale yuppie.
When did people become so mentally fragile that they needed counseling from random notes taped to bathroom stalls? The whole thing is lame, and only reinforces the victim mentality. “Boo-hoo, I hate my life. I’m going to scrape my wrists with a bread tag so it looks like I cut myself”.
If a note in a bathroom convinces you you’re special, you’re special, alright… get fitted for a helmet.
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piper60
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 3:07amWhat hell are you going through right now? Such vitriol .
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MsMarylou8
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 7:37amNot everyone sits on FaceBook all day.
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dsd13130
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 7:59amAnd ANYTHING positive can’t be repeated enough, even in the bathroom. I’m more disturbed that it came from Huff Po
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sta
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 9:19amI’m sorry, I agree with you.
That random stranger who wrote the note doesn’t really care about YOU. Only your family and close friends do. Lets say that any one of those examples is the girls with the weird clothes and smelly breath. Would this “random stranger” give her the time of day when the author is laughing and joking with her friends through the hallways?
No, seriously, no.
Guess what, I’ve been through most of the things on that note. Alcoholic mother, eating disorder and my dad passed when I was right out of highschool after two years of cancer. “Random strangers” didn’t help me. I did. I chose to get over them and I chose to be happy. That is character. Something sorely lacking in young people today.
I find the “at least I did something/I care” self aggrandizing attitude to be shallow and frankly, people used to get over it in Junior High, Now it’s being put proudly on National websites for kudos. No thanks. If one really wants to help, there are actual charities that help those people going through these situations. Volunteer. It’s not beneath you to clean a toilet at a crisis pregnancy shelter
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American_Christian_Capitalist
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 11:29amhahahahaha
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Happy2bhere429
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 12:41pmAre you a therapist? A professional who actually wants to help anyone who may be going through anything? I am. How dare you be so blatantly disrespectful to anyone like that? You are basically poking fun at anyone who feels they have no choice but to do act in those ways. It’s people like you, and quite a few others here as well, that have made people feel that way. Obviously they needed anyone to just listen. And someone did.
Those who are so cynical in this world are the first to whine, cry and demand special treatment when something happens. I don’t turn away anyone who calls me for help. No matter what my personal thoughts may be. Remember that when there is something so tragic that happens to you that you don’t know who to turn to for help there is someone like me, who doesn’t particularly like you, who will be there to listen. BECAUSE I AM ONE OF THOSE RARE PEOPLE WHO ACTUALLY GIVE A DAMN ABOUT OTHERS, EVEN IF THEY ARE A COMPLETE STRANGER. It’s called humanity.
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Mr.Fitnah
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 2:42amNever got the writing on bathroom walls thing.
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3monkeysmomma
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 6:27pmditto
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Brents Torts
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 1:48amIf it’s yellow, let it mellow. If it’s brown, flush it down.
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right-wing-waco
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 10:45amRemember that the next time Jerry runs for office in Calif.
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concernedconservative19
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 12:54amAdd your comments
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concernedconservative19
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 12:53amIt’s nice to know there are still people in this world who show compassion for those who live with some form of tragedy in their lives. God Bless this person, in this big depraved world we live in, it shows somebody who cares!
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truthspeare
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 12:40amSmell the roses once in while, the hands of life are shuffled and dealt, sometimes you do not like the game but sometime it will make you smile. As you like it:
Truthspeare, Sometimes 2013
Rufus
A’ long ago Rufus lived in Tennessee
He always loved a girl named Ellie
Both working in a little ole shirt factory
Each keeping secrets of romantic possibility
Although Rufus was a natural music guy
He kept greasy hands just to get by
Working where his heart needed to be
Where Ellie kept it pounding daily
Giving up is lost on those who love
But sometimes they need a little shove
For Rufus had a shaky lover’s nerve
Feared he was less than Ellie deserved
And then one day a new boy moved in town
His pool blue eyes drew all the girls’ around
Their pony tails flying in his sport car
And then came the local dance
Where hopefuls seek the ones they want to romance
But when Rufus met the gaze of Ellie’s eyes
Blue eyes caught Ellie by surprise
And as Blue eyes danced with Ellie about the gym
Rufus felt those old fears again
But by the end of the dance
He said dude it’s time to take the chance
Well Ellie soon had a birthday
So Rufus thought night and day
How to make Ellie his some way
And then one night in a dream
When all was quiet, nothing seen
A spirit splashed cosmic waves
Telling Rufus music he should play
Take your six string
And use your gift of song
I’ll guide your fingers
And you just sing along
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truthspeare
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 12:41amThen on Ellie’s birthday night
Under beams of moonlight
Rufus felt fears no more
And then began to play
Music like never heard before
And when Ellie caught his sound
She felt a clue in the source
Pulling like a magnetic force
And finding Rufus there
The waves of her own dream
Blended her with the air
And as they shared their eyes
A shooting star streaked the skies
And as they ran to its fell
They compared dreams to tell
Ellie stayed for Rufus in the factory
Where her heart also needed to be
How waves roll in of discovery
How love uses dreams and songs
How if you listen, you will also see
Copyright, Sometimes, January 2013
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Diane TX
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 12:29amShe seems to be a very nice and thoughtful person. I say “she” because it’s a ladies room, but it could have been a guy from the cleaning staff. Whoever it is, he/she is worthy of praise.
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Eastinfection
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 7:20ama guy that prints in “bubbly backhand”?
never say never i guess.
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USA-Ron
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 12:13amto he person that wrote the note ……..
Thank You, and may God bless you and yours
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Ghandi was a Republican
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 12:12amTo all the girls who have been abused… Point me the way and I’ll take care of it for you.. Obama is getting ready to leave you at the mercy of those stronger than you, for the rest of your life;
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Chet Hempstead
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 1:13amThat’s not how you spell Gandhi.
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SwampFoxHiggy
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 2:32amlol someone always leaves a reply about how you misspelled Gandhi. just tell em u did it on purpose.
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The_Almighty_Creestof
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 3:12amMaybe he’s referring to Saul Ghandi from over on 5th & Main street?
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catty
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 1:20pmNo, that’s Todd Aiken.
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Eastinfection
Posted on January 16, 2013 at 11:57pmDefinitely more profound than the “We aim to please. You aim, too, please” sign hanging in my bathroom.
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loriann12
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 6:38amOr the pool sign that says, “Welcome to our _ool. Notice there’s no ‘P’ in it, please keep it that way.”
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Eastinfection
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 8:44amlol LORAIN..
i’ve also seen “we don’t swim in your toilet so don’t pee in our pool”
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coachsmac
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 8:46amthere once was a man from Nantucket……………………
seen that one a few times!
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Eastinfection
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 9:33amNever play Leap-frog with a unicorn.
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DIR
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 4:09pmOne thing for certain, whoever wrote it spent some time in the smoker. That means they not only left a nice note but probably a huge stink to go along with it. People who came along and hung around to read it had to be liberals. They love getting a methane high and are use to stink. That’s probably why it ended up at the Puffinton Post.
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sundell1951
Posted on January 16, 2013 at 11:50pmAfter having to turn off the “news” today to keep from screaming, the fact that there are compassionate enough people to throw out a “message in a bottle” to someone who may need it is indeed encouraging. Well done!
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TurboCat
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 5:30amI liked it.
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Dismayed Veteran
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 9:49amFinally, a story that is not about guns.
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zman173rd
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 8:06pm@ Dismayed Veteran “Finally, a story that is not about guns”. The ways things are going now, someday you’re gonna wish there were more stories about guns. This from a combat vet who knows our time is limited.
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USAMama
Posted on January 16, 2013 at 11:46pmVery nice :) This world needs more people willing to reach out on a personal level. We need to see more of this.
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barber2
Posted on January 16, 2013 at 11:44pmSigns that America has fallen: In days past, one went to church for uplifting messages and truth . Now one goes to the bathroom. What ?! Signs o f serious ” change ?”
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Stoic one
Posted on January 16, 2013 at 11:54pmSo long as there is a glimmer of LIGHT,
there is HOPE.
Did you miss that lesson ?
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right-wing-waco
Posted on January 16, 2013 at 11:43pmMaybe there is hope for the world. Thank you.
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gyro
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 11:16amthis
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lid.smoker
Posted on January 16, 2013 at 11:43pmHey ladies, here’s an idea; take your dump and leave. It’s illegal to deface public property. A hidden camera should be installed and anyone defacing the walls should be arrested.
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Eastinfection
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 12:00amI don’t recommend “taking a dump”. It’s much smarter to “leave a dump”.
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whatthecrazy
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 12:00amSpeaking of dumps your comment should be flushed,to harsh peoples mellow for a good story when God knows we get so little hope these days is just mean.Enjoy your hemmeroids.
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The-Real-Enrico
Posted on January 17, 2013 at 12:01amWhile I agree with you about vandalism but toilet/stall cams? Really? That is what we need cameras watching us on/use the toilet! (sarcasm)
That is a crazy idea and I hope anyone who would enact your form of thinking would and will go to jail for violating peoples personal privacy.
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COFemale
Posted on January 16, 2013 at 11:42pmWhat a thoughtful gesture. Bless her.
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