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I agree wholeheartedly with this.ConsRule » Today, 1:56 pm » wrote: ↑ For the most part, I agree. However there are, like with everything, exceptions for things like abuse.
Last year my wife and I were at a wedding and were one of the three couple who had been married the longest. They asked the six of us to give one or two pieces of advice for a long and happy marriage.
Mine were simple; Ignore people who tell you marriage is a 50/50 partnership...it is a 100/100 partnership. Give 100% to the relationship. If you attention is divided, your marriage is not getting the attention it deserves.
Each of you need to make it your daily goal to make your spouse's day the easiest and happiest of days.
When it comes right down to it, you chose your spouse. The person who will be at your side to deal with whatever life throws at the both of you. Your parents will eventually get sick and die. Your kids will eventually leave you. Your friends enjoy your company as long as you are fun to be around, but they never really love you.
So, if you are lucky enough to find someone you love enough, and who loves you enough to marry, then you've been blessed with the greatest gift God has to offer you in this life. Why would someone ever throw that away?
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I'm going to worry over this equally as much as I do Global Warming.Cannonpointer » Today, 1:52 pm » wrote: ↑ Idunno what history book you got THAT tripe from. For starters, as to its beginnings, you seem to have conflated the Roman Republic with the Roman Empire. The Republic lasted until nigh on to Jesus' birth, when the Empire took off. The Empire lasted only five centuries, and was overrun by barbarians and supplanted by a multitude of governments. Charlemagne was likely the most successful of the various tyrants and kings to govern disparate parts of the previous empire. If memory serves me, at his zenith, Carolus Magnus brought under his dominion an even larger land mass than the Romans had managed to subjugate. But I could be way off in that. Not gonna google it because I don't care enough at the moment.
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freeman » 19 Apr 2022, 12:25 pm » wrote: ↑ https://www.thelibertybeacon.com/embalm ... ery-clots/
"Embalmers Find Veins & Arteries Filled With Rubbery Clots"
https://rumble.com/embed/vqqmda/?pub=4
https://rumble.com/embed/vs4dze/?pub=4
"Long, Fibrous Blood Clots Found in Autopsies of the Vaxxed"
https://dailyexpose.uk/2022/01/28/embal ... ery-clots/
WHEN WILL THEY LEARN THAT EMBALMERS
DON'T DO AUTOPSIES?
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It takes a real "special" kind of guy who can't even directly answer HIS OWN QUESTIONS!!!Cannonpointer » Today, 1:43 pm » wrote: ↑ I do, in fact.
Covid was not lab-designed for covid's sake. It was lab-designed for the scamdemic's sake - for the fake vax's sake.
The vax is manifestly unsafe and manifestly ineffective. Getting humans to allow the administration of an unsafe and ineffective vaccine may seem a rather odd thing for the big money boy that you fellate to desire. But that is only if you stop your considerations at the fact that the fake vax is ineffective for covid.
It IS effective, though. Not for covid, but it IS effective at causing turbo cancers and blood clots and strokes and aneurisms and other mortal maladies.
The good news for those unmanly enough to be bullied into taking it - some of whom pose as having BEEN "willing," even in the face of having been threatened, cajoled, and misinformed, all of which conditions obviate the very possibility of "willingness" - is that most of the doses were placebo. If a weak *** got the placebo instead of the dark poison, then all he did was signal to those counting the following: his weakness, and the ease with which they can bully him out of his liberties, manhood and dignity. Like those who resisted, he gave them their tally.
Thanks for asking.
Cannonpointer's Questions:
Where the flu went in 2020
- Why the global death count didn't change in 2020
- Why Covid didn't wipe out the homeless population
- Why billions of healthy people were quarantined for the
first time in history
- Why Covid avoided Africa
- Why Covid avoided places that didn't lockdown
- Why a piece of fruit and a goat tested positive
- Why the majority of positive cases at the beginning of the
pandemic were people who hadn't left their homes
- Why Covid was the first virus in history where the majority
of people who supposedly had it were "asymptomatic"
- Why lockdowns did NOTHING to slow the spread
- Why the vaccines did NOTHING to slow the spread
- Why we've seen an 1,100% spike in myocarditis in children
- Why football stadiums were filled with maskless people
while our children were muzzled in the classroom
- Why the violent riots of 2020 weren't "super spreader
events"
- Why the MSM doesn't cover the millions of adverse
reactions and tens of thousands of deaths reported to
VAERS
- WHY "CONSPIRACY THEORISTS" WERE RIGHT
ABOUT EVERYTHING AND YOU STILL REFUSE TO
ACKNOWLEDGE IT
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I've never understood how a man and women who choose to get married, then years later wind up getting divorced. If two people date for a year (or more) and then get married, can't y'all figure out that working on making the marriage better is a better thing to do with your life than simply quitting and getting a divorce?
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Warcok » Today, 12:11 pm » wrote: ↑ The US Senate has passed a resolution formalizing business attire as the proper dress code for the floor of the chamber by unanimous consent.
https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2023/09/27/poli ... index.html
"I hit him two good whacks in the head with it.
That second one just plum near cut his head in two"
“The Bible says two men ought not lay together.
But I reckon it don't say nothing 'bout bending a boy over a chair
for a good ***-****'n”
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Just saying that when folks like to compare the US to the Roman Empire, we're still at the very beginning of that time line. Furthermore, the Roman Empire lives on in the nation of Italy. No other nation has ever conquered it.Vegas » Today, 10:47 am » wrote: ↑ It's not about the length of time. We have technology that makes it easier to speed up the process.
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How is the boy going to open up a savings account? He can't. The parents would open a savings account, and maybe put his name on it UTMA the kid. The kid might know his dad is a drunk and his mom a drug addict and that he'd never see a dime of that money.roadkill » Today, 10:42 am » wrote: ↑ I saw it differently. If the boy chose the $10k his parents would likely require him to open a savings account.
Besides, do you really believe the guy in the video was going to hand over 10K (probably not really even 10K) to the Kid? Heck no he wouldn't.
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The kid in the video made a very wise choice. He took the two cookies. Because, there was no way in Hell that anyone was going to give him $10,000 cash. And, even if they did give it to him, it would have had to go to his parents who would likely never let him have or spend any of the $10,000.
So, the child received 2 Oreo cookies instead of nothing.
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Russian Military Aggression inside of Ukraine as early as 2015. They did this so they could steal Crimea. Don't tell me Russia did not provoke the war!jerrab » Today, 10:08 am » wrote: ↑ nothing to do with crimea which was annexed without a fight because the crimean soldiers did not want to fight russia.
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That was part of Russia's theft of Crimea - 2015. Why else was Russia fighting in Donbas in 2015?jerrab » Today, 9:52 am » wrote: ↑ where do you see there was fighting in crimea? there was fighting in donbas, that is not in crimea.
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Russia’s annexation of Crimea, 2014Toward the end of February 2014, unidentified military figures, later confirmed to be Russian personnel, surrounded the airports in Crimea, a majority-Russian peninsula in Ukraine. The Crimean autonomous assembly was then seized by pro-Russian forces.In March 2014 the assembly issued a declaration of independence and a subsequent referendum on union with Russia was held. According to Russian election officials, 95.5% of voters supported union with Russia. The results of that referendum are not internationally recognised.Since then, Russia has maintained its control over Crimea and supported pro-Russian separatist forces who also took control of parts of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions of eastern Ukraine (the Donbas) in 2014.Fighting between Russian-supported separatists and Ukrainian government forces has continued in the Donbas for the last eight years despite the negotiation of the Minsk Agreements in 2014/2015 which called for a ceasefire, the withdrawal of all foreign armed groups and constitutional reform recognising the special status of Donetsk and Luhansk.
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I've always wondered the same thing. In fact, how many one-off brake shops, A/C repair shops etc can there possibly be along one street right next to several massage parlors?Vegas » Today, 9:15 am » wrote: ↑ Run down computer repair stores, tobacco and liquor stores, pawn shops, watch repair shops, hardware stores, donuts shops, bakeries, convenient stores (7/11, etc...) and so forth. How do these businesses stay open? I mean they are not where the money is. They are always in danger of being robbed. How do they do it?
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Bob, are you accusing @Imgreatagain of creating socks and posting on this forum under different names?SOCKSAVINGS » Today, 9:27 am » wrote: ↑ SOCK SAVINGS AND LOAN
has great rates on Home Improvement Loans and back to school specials for Education expenses.
Bob
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Has a lot to do with Joe Biden.Sumela » Today, 9:29 am » wrote: ↑ Has little to do with Joe Biden.
Something is systemically diseased
in America. A rot that cannot be reversed
- uncontrolled immigration
- flood of drugs into America
- drug addicts everywhere
- drug addicts running government
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People are now "saying something". You, I and the others here certainly do. And, there is evidence that White people are sick and tired of Blacks **** all over them.Vegas » Today, 9:22 am » wrote: ↑ Here in our district, there is this huge elephant in the room regarding school violence. The stats overwhelmingly show that most of the violence in schools are committed by black students. It's not even a close race in the bar graphs. Yet, nobody wants to say anything.
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The Roman Empire lasted from about 500 BC to 1200 AD - comparing the US to the Roman Empire, we have until about the year 3300 before we need to start worrying about our demise.Punch » Yesterday, 8:56 am » wrote: ↑ I keep seeing references to the Roman Empire lately. Did I miss a joke or a meme?
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I have no problem with it. Like you, I think its going to be more out in the open now. Blacks don't like Whites and White parents don't want their children around angry Blacks.Vegas » Today, 9:18 am » wrote: ↑ I think it should. There is nothing wrong with people wanting to be around their own kind. It happens all the time naturally anyway. Schools have diversity. However, if you go into the schools, you will see that the blacks still stick with blacks, the whites stick with white, Mexicans stick with Mexicans, and Asians stick with Asians. It's just natural.
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JOE BIDEN'S "METHADONE MILE"Sumela » Today, 9:03 am » wrote: ↑ America and the West are crumbling, dying.
In all aspects the rot and disease is tangible.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1707391982010507409
