oh my gersh this is amazing.

(I don't want to sound heartless or like I don't care about what happend, it's very sad and my thoughts are with those affected); but what I am about to say is my own opinion.
Not to sound rude or to offend anyone affected by this incident, but I don't get why a terror attack on a country related to America, England and other Wetern countries gets a lot of coverage when there are terror attacks happening in other countries almost every day, but as soon as there is one in a country related to England or America it gets broadcast like it's some huge tragedy (I know it is, but things like this happen everyday) and I don't see why this event has caused such a ruckus. Why don't the people affected by these sorts of things on a daily basis get any recognition? 
Did anyone hear about the attack on the 12th of November in Beirut? with 240 injured? And does anyone remember the attack that injured 508 people and killed 102 people on the 10th of October? Surely that should be remembered!

(Sorry for posting this on your skin, but I am getting slightly annoyed with these 'memorials' on these sorts of websits that aren't actually putting anything towards helping those affected). If you want, you can delete this comment if you think it ruins your skin, but it's just my opinion and I want to get it out there. -James

Wait.. Your Ukulele from  mss arnt you and i wish ppl didnt hurt others ;~:

I pray for paris