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Vierkaesehochonline today!

How many times this....

.....do as we say.... Pol Rachel Levine? Biological man now claimer of womanhood, up for possible confirmation as the highest cabinet health official in the United Snakes. Google how it avoids committee questions on topic. And more. As evidenced by, as always. Vierk here typing, folks.
MSM burries it all. Joe signs whatever AOC and ilk hands him. Nice. What hasn't killed us off, now makes us stronger.
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BadlyDrawn

I Was Framed!

Don't get excited. It's not much of a blog, and I'm not in jail.
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I had been spending lots of time at a coffee shop in Hollywood and was inspired to draw...something. This is what happened.
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One of the coffee shop employees framed something I drew months ago (Not very well but it's the thought that counts). I suspect it was the pint-sized, kick-boxing manager (if she's got black eyes, don't ask).

It's now on the counter for people to look at and scratch their heads while waiting to place their order.

If it doesn't make any sense to you either, join the club.
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PS: Sorry if I interrupted the steady flow of cut and pasted misinformation and political propaganda.
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Lukeon

Just a Gif!

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chatilliononline now!

The smell was awesome...

I'm back from a short trip to Ohio this weekend to see my brother. The trip was initially to take measurements for furniture and an office relocation. But, that wasn't more than a day's task.

We went fishing at 3 places on Friday and only caught a few fish too small to keep.
I ate lots of food including a Cannoi that was the best I've had in years. Much better than the Italian bakery in Miami where I grew up.

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On Saturday, we drove to the outskirts of town to visit an outdoor shooting range.
We stopped at a gun shop on the way so I could purchase a 1-day firearms permit.
Interesting that the gun license was $5 and the 1-day fishing license was $15.

There was lots of testosterone on display at the gun range and I counted more than 20 semi-automatic tactical rifles for the guys in the 100-150 yard section.

My brother and I were in the 5-10-15 yard area as he brought a Smith & Wesson 380 semi-automatic pistol.

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I did some quick research and see it's in the low-end of the scale in price. My brother only goes to the range once or twice a year so he cannot justify something more expensive. He had 2 full boxes and one opened ammo, so I'm guessing we fired off more than 120 rounds.

The place is supervised and an instructor followed us out just to see what we were all about. With a bullseye of 8 inch diameter at 10 yards my brother for got all of the first clip into the inner 3 rings and one into the bullseye. The instructor was a bit surprised as my 74 year old brother with shaky hands did so well. With a smile, I told her he's a retired Army Major. She acknowledged we didn't need supervision.

Every shot I took was in the in the 8x8 stick-on target, but I was disappointed my accuracy wasn't better.

For a few weeks now I've been having earaches since I went to a jobsite where they were removing a tile floor and again when they were core drilling a cement slab (reminder to self ALWAYS carry ear plugs when visiting construction sites) so the ringing in my ears (tinnitus) was at an all-time high. I had construction ear plugs inside the ear muffs and it was a good thing.

I've always been sensitive to smells and having witnessed fireworks over the years, I noticed the fired gunpowder was different than common fireworks. Yeah... the smell was awesome and I wonder if the fascination of people discharging firearms is partly due to the smell.

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Mmmm.... Cannoli
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Mermaidhair

Game Night

I will be joining some single peeps in the Fresno area at the end of this month for a game night. I imagine there will be men there that will bring their chess games because us single introverts like games like that…heady games, so I learned chess in one afternoon.

Ask me if I’m good at it though because that’s a whole other ball game…laugh

I couldn’t understand what a stalemate was to save my life for a bit. So now without the aid of the internet I will try to tell you all what it is in my own words…and someone told me not to feel bad because it’s hard for a newbie to grasp but I want to understand damnit!

It is when the king, if he moves in any direction, will become under attack but he is not under attack until he does so. So the game is a draw.

Checkmate is when the king is directly under attack and when he attempts to move out of the way then he is still under attack. So the game is over.

Am I right or wrong?

Oh lawd.

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This is fun though. I’m learning something new.

My own pick for game night though is a game called score four. I played that with a man once. He beat me every time but I had a blast playing that game. It’s like a three dimensional game of checkers. So I will be bringing that one to share.
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Bug a Salt

All this talk of killing. Let's get serious. Flies are the real problem. Servants and minions of Bael. At long last someone has come up with a solution you can eat with.





Only $39.95. International orders are doable. Why wait? Buy six of them. Form a fly squad. Hoo Ra!
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connect1954

Gamescome Köln

Hi folks, anyone out there who went there? ........................
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ali110online today!

Games

What games did u play when you were a child ?wine
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Vierkaesehochonline today!

PLASTICS, my boy, plastics....

...Jewish uncle's advice to young h*rny Dustin H. in " The Graduate". While he was busy both marrying his princess GF, and poking her sleazy seducing mother. Almost half a century ago, it's striking how little awareness of this ticking environMENTAL timebomb existed. And which folks were at the top of the money grubbing pyramid in keeping awareness down. And so it goes, some profit, many loose. Come to think of it, the dynamic seems to be behind many of our problems. By dissing birth control, the few funny hatted butt f-ckers in the Vatican have made their 2 billion lemming followers efficient baby factories, all. And who doubts human population is the crux of the Earth's problem, alligned with the fossel fuel lobbies, food chemists, agrabusiness, and many others? Solutions, oh my astute CS fellow bozos on the bus, seem few, as long as human beings remain such. Fear and greed. Also drive the equities markets, no?
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Philipsenonline today!

Quarantine Day 9!

As my cabin fever continues to evolve, I am left with a few options: Play video games, watch YouTube videos or watch Netflix. My food supplies are still good. I haven't run out of anything yet, which is pretty spectacular. I wasn't sure if I would be able to last with the food that I bought, but I really had no problem at all. I might even have gone a biiit overboard with my cola-purchase scold. Yes, I know.. But - at least I will have until the end of summer, which is fantastic!

I decided to go for the video game approach, and boot up my PS4. Of the bazillion games I have, I decided to head to the good ol' West in Red Dead Redemption 2. I completed a few missions, until I noticed I had a bounty of 260 dollars in one county. So, I wanted to pay it off, so I could continue my journey without being pursued by lawmen and bounty hunters. I went to a station to pay off my bounty - only to realize that I only had 110 dollars. I needed to make 150 dollars before I could pay off the bounty, so I decided to look for camps to rob, houses to rob and stage coaches to steal and sell. I noticed a column of smoke in the distance, which can only mean two things: Camp or house. In this case, it was a camp. So, I approached it, only to be met with force. So, I pulled out my trusty rifle, and killed most of the people there. At one point, I accidentally hit a small container, which was full of kerosene. It spilled out onto the ground, slowly creeping towards the camp fire. It eventually got a hold of the fire, and then.. Well, you can guess.. The entire camp caught fire. After a few minutes of roaring flames, and screams from the survivors burning to death, the fire burned out.

Now, normal people would leave and report it to the law, but not me. No, Sir! I went to the camp, robbed them blind and left. I found a different camp, where I repeated the process. When I ended my session, I was sitting on a FORTUNE of... 230 dollars..

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I plan to lay some more later tonight, so that I can REALLY pay off my debt to society, and to be a free man in the ol' West once again!

My quarantine ends in 5 days. After that, it's back to work, and most importantly: No more of these daily quarantine blogs!
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