<p>Natalee Holloway’s mom came and spoke to the juniors and seniors at my school today. It was a good idea, but there was certainly more she could have done to reach the students, maybe calling a few up on stage to demonstrate what sorts of things can happen, etc. They put together a very touching video, though, and my friends and I were tearing up.</p>
<p>That’s interesting…I kind of forgot about her…Natalee that is.</p>
<p>wow, that story hasn’t died yet? That’s ridiculous. Teens disappear every day, the fact she got as much attention as she did during the summer is a joke.</p>
<p>btw, does anyone at your school have this shirt?</p>
<p><a href=“T-Shirt Hell :: Shirts :: 123 OUT OF 124 HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AGREE - VIVA ARUBA”>T-Shirt Hell :: Shirts :: 123 OUT OF 124 HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AGREE - VIVA ARUBA;
<p>No, it’s not rediculous. No one says that she’s the only teen who’s ever disappeared. If people don’t know that people disappear everyday, they should. Maybe it’s not fair that Natalee got more attention than other missing teens, but she and others like her shouldn’t have gotten any less. Stop being so foolish.</p>
<p>Ouch I<em>wanna</em>be_Brown! That t-shirt went…well, it’s not nice.</p>
<p>Yeah, I think that Natalee got way too much attention. Especially for something which I think in a way she brought upon herself. I’m not trying to be mean, because no one has the right to take someone else’s life. But for her to leave with a group of guys that she met that day without a friend or someone else she knew with her…well that was an incredibly dumb decision. Especially getting drunk with people that you don’t know, and that should be obvious to ALL GIRLS that that is a big no-no.</p>
<p>I do agree that she should have had better judgement.</p>