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eel21788

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  1. If they had been strictly following Jewish law, then the wedding would have had to go on as planned despite the recent death in the family. You can't plan a wedding during the first 30 days of mourning; however, if the wedding plans had already been completed and it was originally scheduled during that 30 day period, you're required to follow through with it.
  2. Last week a truck hit him while he was riding his bike.
  3. However, the denial and anger for both of them was very realistic. No matter what living situation they attempted, Wyatt still has to go through that and the depression phase of grieving before he is going to be able to move forward. Injuries such as his ruin a lot of familial relationships. They still haven't made it clear to us exactly what kind of injury Wyatt has to his spinal cord. I'm sure the writers have to decide what kind of recovery they want him to have before they'll tell us the level of the injury and the extent of the damage.
  4. My assumption is that he was breathing helium. It is supposed to be a quick and painless way to do the deed, and small helium tanks are available any place that sells party supplies. Robert had said he would take care of everything himself. He just needed Owen to get rid of the evidence afterwards, so I'll assume Robert bought the helium tank and procured the oxygen mask himself. Owen just watched while Robert set things up, although Owen should have disposed of the mask and tank before making the 911 call. Hopefully, that won't come back to bite him in the butt.
  5. She was high when she died, so she is high permanently.
  6. We really don't know much about what Allison was like prior to her marriage except for being an overachiever. I can't count the number of coworkers I've had who were always fun to be around and seemed very happy with their lives until their first day back at work after their honeymoons. Somehow, the day after their weddings they had turned into Allison and stayed that way until the divorce which usually happened 2 to 5 years after the wedding. They didn't go back to their former selves, but they moved towards the middle of the spectrum instead of being at the extreme end of the misery scale. People who try to claim that marriage doesn't change you are liars.
  7. Thor also knew what DNA was but still refers to a car as a landship. He's doing that just to annoy everyone, right?
  8. Sam and Jay could sue him for malpractice and get enough money to pay off whatever debts they still have on the property.
  9. Growing up, I had always thought that my second cousin was my double great uncle. Keeping track of large families isn't easy, especially in our case where several siblings had married sets siblings and other relatives as well. (At my double great uncle's memorial service, one of his brothers said "Art married Grace, George married Grace's sister, and when they ran out of sisters, I married their cousin.") This wasn't the only sibling marriage, either. Thus, our family tree is extremely complicated.
  10. However, Owen is known as having a hero complex and not a lot of common sense, at least not in my opinion.
  11. However, they provide better outcomes than real life to allow their characters to be heroes and not thoroughly depress the viewers.
  12. They just moved it to deeper water.
  13. Into the early 1970s, our public school system served only fish sticks in the cafeteria on Fridays.
  14. I've known several who made this recommendation. Maybe it's a regional thing.
  15. I think he was already beyond savable. His blood pressure was what, 53/20 and bleeding into his abdominal cavity? Beside the ax probably would have left a nicer "incision" than if Tommy had done her field amputation.
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