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Also, there's the retard strength.Cannonpointer » 19 Nov 2023, 7:48 pm » wrote: ↑Look, you're a really great guy for even questioning yourself on this. It's clear you are struggling about picking on a retard.Mrkelly » 19 Nov 2023, 7:12 pm » wrote: ↑ I’m starting to feel bad for messing with him/her
what if he/she is really just queer that is struggling to come out?
what if his/her brains chemical balance is like someone dropped a 1000 piece puzzle of the periodic table?
should I be more compassionate?
being a lefty and all
But as an old and seasoned tardbully, let me STRONGLY advise that you never give a tard a break.
There are serious implications at play in this equation - stuff that is downright primordial. **** around IN the game, not WITH the game. The game is bigger than you. The game always wins.
You know those kids in school with the letters on their jackets that bullied the lesser creatures? The answer to their bullying isn't some *** support group or a bunch of sissies pretending to take courageous stands while their hands shake in rhythm with their scratchy voices. The answer to bullying is to GET THAT **** LETTER, whatever it takes, and get the ****** and the passes that go with that letter.
I promise you ya can't beat em - so join em. And never give a tard an even chance.
And that's not me talking, dude. That's in the Bible.
That **** is nothing to mess with.
Once I **** around and found out...
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That's a good recipe. The only thing I would change is the boullion.
I would use low sodium organic bone broth instead.
Also, a head of cabbage is an excellent enrichment game for dogs.
If you don't mind the mess.
I have a friend who makes me freeze dried organic beef liver for treats.
I use them only during scent training, and Vinny will work his *** off for them!
I would use low sodium organic bone broth instead.
Also, a head of cabbage is an excellent enrichment game for dogs.
If you don't mind the mess.
I have a friend who makes me freeze dried organic beef liver for treats.
I use them only during scent training, and Vinny will work his *** off for them!
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I had it and lost my taste for about 9 months, and smell for almost 2 years.
Losing senses is dangerous.
However, I only got one booster.
I won't be getting any more.
only because I know my immune system is very strong.
For people with compromised immune systems, it can still be deadly.
Same with influenza and pneumonia.
Losing senses is dangerous.
However, I only got one booster.
I won't be getting any more.
only because I know my immune system is very strong.
For people with compromised immune systems, it can still be deadly.
Same with influenza and pneumonia.
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If you have ever seen the movie Grumpy Old Men, it's an accurate description of life in MN.Cannonpointer » 10 Oct 2023, 3:30 pm » wrote: ↑ The wife and I never miss the early winter Running of the Snowmobiles.
MUCH more exciting and deadlier than Pamplona.
Fargo is not even close.
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The astral realm, and my higher self.
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Actually, Hormel makes Spam. It is headquartered in Austin, MN.Monderegal » 09 Oct 2023, 8:46 pm » wrote: ↑ Have you ever noticed those product questions numbers on the crap we eat in this country? Well apparently the one for Spam is 1-800-523-4635. I'm thinking about calling. Anybody have any questions to ask this nice lady who sits by a silent phone all day?
There is even a museum.
Everything good in the world comes from MN.
https://www.hormelfoods.com/brand/spam-brand/
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Breath work is amazing.Redheaded Stranger » 10 Oct 2023, 12:26 pm » wrote: ↑ I have tried a few things that have really helped with my sleep in the last few months, none of which involved drugs or alcohol either... just simple breathing techniques and diet alterations.
I never realized how little I breathe.
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And I mean it. lolRedheaded Stranger » 04 Oct 2023, 10:32 am » wrote: ↑The killing him in his sleep part was a nice touch.AnnoyedLiberall » 04 Oct 2023, 10:29 am » wrote: ↑ I got divorced after 10 years of marriage. The marriage was abusive, and he was a chronic philanderer.
I got married again 2 years later. We are going to be married 22 years in December.
We have both changed a lot in the 24 years we have been together. Some for the better, and some for the worse.
At this point, I don't think I would get divorced. If he tried to hit me (which I can't imagine), I would probably kill him in his sleep.
He wouldn't cheat because he is an honest person, and probably too lazy at this point anyway. lol
We never used to argue, but now we bicker about everything. I guess that happens when you are with someone day in and day out for so many years.
We are also each other's biggest cheerleaders, and defenders. Best friends, and confidants.
We drive each other crazy, but we love each other.
This is us.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8tTwXv4glY
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I got divorced after 10 years of marriage. The marriage was abusive, and he was a chronic philanderer.
I got married again 2 years later. We are going to be married 22 years in December.
We have both changed a lot in the 24 years we have been together. Some for the better, and some for the worse.
At this point, I don't think I would get divorced. If he tried to hit me (which I can't imagine), I would probably kill him in his sleep.
He wouldn't cheat because he is an honest person, and probably too lazy at this point anyway. lol
We never used to argue, but now we bicker about everything. I guess that happens when you are with someone day in and day out for so many years.
We are also each other's biggest cheerleaders, and defenders. Best friends, and confidants.
We drive each other crazy, but we love each other.
This is us.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8tTwXv4glY
I got married again 2 years later. We are going to be married 22 years in December.
We have both changed a lot in the 24 years we have been together. Some for the better, and some for the worse.
At this point, I don't think I would get divorced. If he tried to hit me (which I can't imagine), I would probably kill him in his sleep.
He wouldn't cheat because he is an honest person, and probably too lazy at this point anyway. lol
We never used to argue, but now we bicker about everything. I guess that happens when you are with someone day in and day out for so many years.
We are also each other's biggest cheerleaders, and defenders. Best friends, and confidants.
We drive each other crazy, but we love each other.
This is us.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8tTwXv4glY
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I have had those incidents in that liminal space. You are sure you were awake, but you HAD to be dreaming, right? Sometimes we just can't wrap our head around it. Only you can know for sure. But, meditate on the incident, and pay attention to what your gut is saying. That will be your answer. The answer is inside, you. It's up to you to work it out. Most things have a logical explanation. But, the ones that don't are the ones that really stick with us. Sometimes for a lifetime.Skans » 13 Sep 2023, 10:35 am » wrote: ↑ Here's the thing, I was sure I was awake, but I must have been dreaming. I believe I know what she looks like. I did some crawling around in the attic and found a photo of Jana and Woodie (Ellwood), or at least I can't imagine who else the photo would be of. IIRC, she was slender, fair skinned and had long, straight black hair. But, did I know what she looked like before the incident? I don't recall.
The cat thing was weird. It wasn't my cat. It just appeared one day and started to live around the house. I didn't feed it, but I didn't mind it hanging around either.
I am not a cat person, but I can totally respect their connection with those beyond the veil. Maybe she was a familiar to you for a time when you needed her to be? Maybe she was protecting you? What ever happened to her?
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That excuse would have been 'I don't have a penis...anymore'
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You know he is sorry about that.Cannonpointer » 01 Sep 2023, 1:38 pm » wrote: ↑ Hope it's not the same poodle that murdered my father.
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I think they can be captured on CCTV.Jantje_Smit » 25 Aug 2023, 9:03 am » wrote: ↑ I have never seen a ghost or hear them make a sound but they are real, sometimes I feel them, a presence, a form of energy sounds right... I'm not sure if they would show up on CCTV though..
Although I would be very cautious about labeling it a 'ghost'.
I get chills on my arms and legs, and a general heaviness in my head when they are trying to get my attention.
Of course you could also be feeling your spirit guides, who are trying to help you navigate this existence.
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'Ghosts' is a loaded term. There are definitely spirits all around us.
most 'hauntings' are residual hauntings. That means it's excess energy left behind.
That's why you see so many hotels, funeral homes, hospitals, nursing homes, etc. with paranormal phenomena.
Those are places where people are usually very stressed, sad, or happy. That energy stays behind and will cause sounds, knocks, footsteps, etc.
Intelligent hauntings are where the spirit will interact with the humans.
I have seen both.
I work as a psychic medium, and I can assure you that there are spirits everywhere.
I saw one just last night.
most 'hauntings' are residual hauntings. That means it's excess energy left behind.
That's why you see so many hotels, funeral homes, hospitals, nursing homes, etc. with paranormal phenomena.
Those are places where people are usually very stressed, sad, or happy. That energy stays behind and will cause sounds, knocks, footsteps, etc.
Intelligent hauntings are where the spirit will interact with the humans.
I have seen both.
I work as a psychic medium, and I can assure you that there are spirits everywhere.
I saw one just last night.
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Not only do they exist, they are everywhere.Bruce » 17 Aug 2023, 5:40 am » wrote: ↑ Let’s use the word spirts instead.
Science cannot disprove spirts exist.
And a lot of trustworthy people I know swear they exist.
I have 2 that are with me almost constantly.
One of them serves as a guide for me.
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I have to be in a certain mindset to traverse this loaded mine field.
There is so much negative energy here.
It lowers my vibration.
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I have no idea what you are talking about.John » 09 Aug 2023, 3:53 pm » wrote: ↑ either @Annoyed Liberall @Deezer Shoove banned the nazi.....fess up
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I don't see the point in demanding anyone should change their lyrics.Kobia2 » 08 Aug 2023, 1:54 pm » wrote: ↑ I'd be willing to bet Aldean's song doesn't incite people to violence in the tiniest compared to many of the RAP artists ---who's demanding they change their lyrics or videos?
Good to see you AL!
We all have free choice on who/what we listen to.
Personally, I don't like the messages in either of those genres.
That's why I don't listen to them.
Good to see you too!