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September 5th, 2012
01:00 AM ET
Via WDRB Carlos Turner poured his pain and passion into cooking, and left a bittersweet legacy behind. The 16-year-old cystic fibrosis patient spent the last few months of his too-brief life perfecting his barbecue sauce recipe - with a little bit of help from the Make-A-Wish Foundation in the form of a cookware shopping spree, and counsel from the Hearts and Hands Palliative Care program at Kosair Children's Hospital where he was treated. He kept the recipe in a locked box with the hope that he'd someday be able to produce, bottle and share his beloved sauce with other fish-allergic barbecue lovers (many sauces contain Worcestershire sauce, which has anchovies as an ingredient) - and share the proceeds with the hospital that had cared for him. |
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Why does this read as an Onion headline.
Hey sputnick1, sit on a sharp stick you jerk!
Another stupid story. Nobody really cares.
Wow – trolling must be bad today. You are truly the p!ss bucket of society. Go away.
HUMAN GARBAGE ALERT: See above names sputnick1
Sadly, trolls have little else in their lives. When he says "Nobody really cares", he left off "about my worthless life"
He's even a pretty bad troll; he has this story to work with and **best** he can do is "Another stupid story. Nobody really cares."??!!
He is a douche and lost all troll cred. whatta idiot
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God Bless that kid. God Bless him.
Will buy his barbecue sauce.
so sad