There is no hostility in my responses. You simply do not like them. I am asking questions and the answers are not good.
You are referencing the SMO which to me is not a good source. If this story is even true this person is being foolish by going to an outside lab. In addition, the court already stated that anyone claiming to be a child will have their claim sealed until a decision is made. If this person wants to get their inheirantence they need to submit a claim to the court in Minneapolis A.S.A.P. and use the court appointed lab.
They have already wasted time with this lab in Santa Monica and if they are an heir they can forget about being unknown if the judge deciedes to let the media in for heir decisions which he said he would do on a case by case basis.
You need to go and read the court papers and so does this mystery person. He or she is as shady as the Greshams or Claire Boyd . | |
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Yes, very few people die of AIDS because medication is avalible for HIV. Just another reason it does not add up and I said I would not be surprised if he had HIV or some other sexually transmitted problem it does not mean that is what killed him. | |
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It's also something a person may say if they are not interested in getting into a relationship at the moment, but don't want to hurt the other person's feelings. | |
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Mumio said:
I'm putting no credence in this unofficial DNA sample which may or may not have been obtained by the mother. The likelihood of this woman having Prince's DNA from the 80s is remote. She is supposed to have saved one of his hairs? Why would she do that? As you said we shall have to see if the boy matches Prince's official DNA sample. Until then I'm taking it with a pinch of salt. Regarding the AIDS issue, of course it depends on when you contracted the virus for it show up in your blood, that's common sense. There is zero evidence at present that Prince died from anything other than an opioid overdose. All of his symptoms could be related to just that and nothing else. Right now, we don't know. [Edited 8/1/16 11:52am] Baby, you're a star.
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tmo1965 said:
It's also something a person may say if they are not interested in getting into a relationship at the moment, but don't want to hurt the other person's feelings. [Edited 8/1/16 11:56am] | |
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selah said: tmo1965 said:
It's also something a person may say if they are not interested in getting into a relationship at the moment, but don't want to hurt the other person's feelings. P said "no, I'm not available"..I've used that one to express that meaning [Edited 8/1/16 11:54am] | |
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[Edited 8/1/16 12:12pm] Welcome to "the org", Mumio…they can have you, but I'll have your love in the end | |
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selah said: selah said: P said "no, I'm not available"..I've used that one to express that meaning [Edited 8/1/16 11:54am] Yeah, I tried making that point several posts back. I don't think facts matter. | |
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i agree with this and i still can't help that there was an underlying illness, mostly likey cancer, that excelerated things. Prince #MUSICIANICONLEGEND | |
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selah said: tmo1965 said:
It's also something a person may say if they are not interested in getting into a relationship at the moment, but don't want to hurt the other person's feelings. [Edited 8/1/16 11:56am] -// He was responding to an inquiry from an audience member. Why would he be worried about her feelings? He would just say yes or no. You are making this out to be more than what was to make your point that he was celibate. | |
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Mumio said:
--- Exactly. Why would anyone think that someone is holding a DNA sample from the 80s? When some women could have just taken Prince to court in Paternity suit 30 years ago. Some people on this board don't get out much NBA and NFL players get hooked by paternity suits everyday no sane women is passing up millions for herself or child because they want their identity to be a secret. Who even would believe such a thing. | |
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[Edited 8/1/16 12:12pm] -// The problem is your response to the question 😳 | |
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laurarichardson, this is not your question nor your issue. Butt out and stop stirring the pot. Welcome to "the org", Mumio…they can have you, but I'll have your love in the end | |
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All I'm going to say for those who apparently have no foresight whatsoever is this: maybe the mom thought she was pregnant. We don't know how many liasons, how often....nothing at all. Maybe she thought she should save something for "insurance". Some people are very smart about this kind of stuff. We don't know the answers to these questions, but that doesn't mean they aren't worth consideration nor are they invalid...even if you didn't think of it. People have their reasons for what they do or don't do and it's impossible to know the why of it. Doesn't mean it's not in the realm of possibility though and definitely deserves consideration. [Edited 8/1/16 14:12pm] [Edited 8/1/16 14:19pm] Welcome to "the org", Mumio…they can have you, but I'll have your love in the end | |
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And by the way, that's MY nod you are responding to so now you agree with me? [Edited 8/1/16 14:15pm] Welcome to "the org", Mumio…they can have you, but I'll have your love in the end | |
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Exactly. We can get different reads on things people say...this is definitely what could have been interpreted from that remark.
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I'm really really getting your point. Welcome to "the org", Mumio…they can have you, but I'll have your love in the end | |
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These pics make me sad all over again. | |
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Mumio said:
And by the way, that's MY nod you are responding to so now you agree with me? [Edited 8/1/16 14:15pm] --- I am agreeing he had a an underlying illness which you are nodding to despite the poster Billie not saying anything about AIDS being the underlying illness did you change your mind. | |
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laurarichardson said:[quote] Mumio said:
And by the way, that's MY nod you are responding to so now you agree with me? [Edited 8/1/16 14:15pm] --- I am agreeing he had a an underlying illness like cancer which Wave of Bliss thinks as well. You are nodding as well so now you think it was cancer instead of AIDS. | |
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I posted this in another thread...Just my thoughts... My personal suspicion is that he started taking pain relief to deal with problems with his hips and knees sustained over years of frenetic dancing (some of his moves are suggestive of someone with hypermobility) and that this led to liver damage (cirrhosis).
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Dibblekins said: I posted this in another thread...Just my thoughts... . JW do allow organ transplants. Individual JW may choose not to receive organs, but it's a personal choice. | |
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Ahhh - OK - I asked the ones that called here and they said, no, they didn't allow any sort of transplant / transfusion of that nature. It sounds like there might not be a consensus! | |
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You really need to learn how to read concurrent posts to understand how people have responded to others. You can't just take the pieces you want to take and make it fit your agenda. Good grief. [Edited 8/1/16 15:23pm] Welcome to "the org", Mumio…they can have you, but I'll have your love in the end | |
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Dibblekins said: I posted this in another thread...Just my thoughts... My personal suspicion is that he started taking pain relief to deal with problems with his hips and knees sustained over years of frenetic dancing (some of his moves are suggestive of someone with hypermobility) and that this led to liver damage (cirrhosis).
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I feel ya. "Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything." --Plato
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