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the chip in the hand is real...people in sweden have had it for years and guess what? they want all of you to have it.

Will be back later to discuss more...

I never understood, why when we are watching a movie , you pick the f-up to say “ I don’t understand,what’s happening “ , I never understand when I say “ I got the check/tap” you say “ I can pay for myself” knowing damn well you don’t want to pay for yourself, never understood how you can drive a beat up car “ and men shoot their shot at you” but if a guy drives a beater , you wouldn’t even talk to him, never understood how you can hundreds of colors of the same shoes, and you find the right one with the perfect outfit BUT STILL END UP WITH THE WRONG GUY!!!! Never understood how easily you believe in b.s and spread it with such convictions…these things just never made much sense, not looking for a fight, just understanding some wine, cause I know someone going take this blog the wrong way, AND MEN , throw in your Not understanding as well!

yeah right
what is it about...so called heroes...that gets me thinking...controlled opposition...i see the contradictions and it's never surprises me that so many don't...
the old saying goes...you can bring a horse to water...but you can't make him drink...springs to mind

maybe the superhero movies made...in hollyweird...were created to put into our minds...that heroes do exist and will save good from evil...without the majority of the world...lifting a finger...but the reality is....you are your own hero or villain....you either standup...speak your mind and oppose the new world order...our you don't.

good vs bad is real...but do heroes of humanity exist?..time will tell...if they stand up in their millions and say no to the nwo

First off..I AM a voracious reader. All over the place..sci fi, westerns, history, fact and fiction. Catches my eye, I read.
And yet wonder why do we read books. They are ramblings of anothers mind and imagination. Humans write on all kinds of subjects. Some are instructional and that makes sense. Others are out of another persons mind.
Do they really matter to our lives. And yes, I write too. Not that anyone will ever publish or even bother to read it. I guess we have a need to live in a world that doesnt exist.

Damn hawk in my community that really wants to eat my 3 lb Chi. It swoops down to face me standing over Bella and when I turn around the Hawk is hanging still in the air right behind my back. I scoop the dog up from the ground in between my legs and yell. My voice sends the bird flying away.

Now I walk over Bella when she needs to do her business which annoys her but I'm scared not to. The bird must have been in the trees because I can see them in the air but this one just swooped into my vision from not far away. Can't tell you how fast my heart was beating and now how extra cautious I am. I wish I could train her to use a potty pad in the house but at 17 she is not much interested in learning something new and of course she was totally UNaware of her danger.

The Most Famous Serial Killers In America And Their Twisted Crimes
The trial of Ted Bundy was the first time in history that a trial was completely televised.
The killings of Ed Gein served as inspiration for the movies Psycho and Silence of the Lambs.
Albert Fish sent a letter to the mother of one of his victims, describing exactly how he killed her.

American
history

is filled with many wondrous achievements and amazing people that left their mark on the country, and also the entire world. However, there are two sides two every coin, and some of the most gruesome crimes ever committed have happened in the United States.

The FBI coined the term serial killer during the 1970s, because of all the killings that were happening across the country. Some of the most known serial killers in the world have performed heinous acts all over the country, and this article will present the ones that were considered the most famous.

7. Ted Bundy


Let us start things off with a name most of you have heard numerous times. Ted Bundy was not what you would consider that a serial killer might look like. He was well educated, handsome, and described by many as incredibly charming. This made his brutal killings even more surprising.

Bundy was raised in a weird family, without a father, and believed his whole life that his grandmother was, in fact, his mother and that his mother was his sister. His childhood and adolescence were challenging, but he managed to graduate from the University of Washington, after which his murderous spree began. His victims were mostly attractive female students, and his first murder was committed in Seattle in 1966.

He killed several more women throughout the next few years and was eventually arrested. However, it doesn’t stop there. He managed to escape police custody twice, moved to Florida and continued killing there. He killed several members of a sorority there, and his final crime is especially gruesome - he raped and murdered a 12-year old girl. He was finally arrested for good and became a media sensation because his trial was fully televised, the first time in history that has happened. He was sentenced to death and executed in 1989.

Seems like, even though there was only a wild wild west in Hollywood, so many people on other continents love the American cowboy culture. Maybe they've watched too many popular western tv shows like Yellowstone?

According to unelected Alibaba Group president J. Michael Evans boasting at the World Economic Forum an "individual carbon footprint tracker" to monitor what you buy, what you eat, and where/how you travel is being developed. I wonder if this tracker features will include automatically telemetering tracked data to government intelligence offices.

"Evans explained, “We have set up on our platform products that will show what are the carbon emissions if you’re buying them. So, people can look at what the carbon emission effect is of buying a certain product.”" The tracker will incentivize people to do the right thing.

During the same WEF session in Davos, L’Oréal CEO Nicolas Hieronimus referred to this type of behavioral manipulation[/size] as “consumer empowerment.”

Is this Carbon Footprint Tracker a good thing or not?

How do these two things connect? Well, I'll tell you in this blog.

I went to clean my old room today. I grabbed my Swiffer, my duster and then I went and bought some cleaning product, which I didn't really need. But I would rather be safe than sorry. Admittedly, I arrived a bit early, and I felt my heart race, for some reason, I felt weird, but it wasn't because I was scared to face my now former roommate. I think it's still the effects from covid. Anyway, I sat down and did some breathing exercises that I read online. Whenever I feel the way that I did, I need to just sit down, relax, and breathe steadily. It helped, so by the time it was 1 pm, I was feeling a lot better.

I immediately got to work, hoovering the floor. Well, after I put the bed up against the wall, that is. At one point, I asked if someone could help me hauling the bed over to the dumpster. Luckily, there were. So we got the bed down, out of the door, down the stairs and out into the container. After that, all I had to do was Swiff the floor, dry it up and leave. Which I did. It took me about an hour in total, and before I left, I told the former roommate, that I would contact him whenever I felt the time was right. It could be 1 month, or it could be 1 year. "That's completely up to you", was his reply. So now, I am just going to focus on improving my health and start my education, which is in three months time today. 16th of August, is the start date. I'm so excited!

Anyway, after I left, I decided to visit my former neighbors, at their shop on the coastal highway. I looked at Google Maps, and it said it would take me an hour. Off I went, one foot in front of the other. When I finally got there, I met the husband, because the wife wasn't feeling her best. We talked for about 30 minutes or so, after which point, I bade him farewell and headed home. This is where my aching feet comes into play.

I asked myself "How long will it take to walk home from here?".. So I had another look at Google Maps (Danish invention, btw), and it told me, that it would take about an hour to walk. The weather was nice, so I thought "Sure, I'll walk!". It should be noted, that the distance was 3.4 miles, to which I said "Ah, it'll be fine. I have the entire day anyway, so I'm gonna walk". One foot in front of the other. The walk was excellent. I went past a few supermarkets, fuel stations and car dealers, so plenty to look at. I even bought some food and snacks, which was my dinner and dessert. I know, I am a super healthy individual.. At one point, my feet began to ache a bit. but I soldiered on, because.. Well, I am a viking, after all.. By the time I was 5 minutes from home, all I wanted to do was to take off my shoes and lay down in my bed.. Alas, I still had a few hundred feet to walk. One foot in front of the other.. Just keep walking, you'll be fine..

When I finally locked myself into the apartment, I quickly took off my shoes, my jacket and then I sat down in my bed, breathing a huge sigh of relief while I did it. What should have taken two hours, took three. Mainly due to all the stops I made, and the steady (slow) pace I walked at.

I am finally free of the old place. Finally free of the long messages. Finally free from hearing some awfully loud noises at midnight. Finally free from hearing arguments that last hours. Finally free from the endless boasting about the stuff being bought. But most importantly: I am free to do whatever I want, without having to explain myself or my purchases.

So yes, today was a very good day! How was your day?

I decided due to lockdown to order the new filters for the spa on line. Big mistake. I've had 36 emails from the company, yes its coming today, no its not, and reschedual delivery. After 30 emails my patience ran out and so I cancelled it, three times I've cancelled it, 6 more emails from them and boom it has arrived. What really gets me is the shop opens in 36 hours and I can go and get them myself.