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Admin wrote: ↑Mon Jan 16, 2023 8:42 am

Di Wundrin wrote: ↑Sun Jan 15, 2023 9:44 pm Yea ! avatar works.
Am I the first or last to find those tiny arrows behind the username in the Last post column that take you directly to the last post in the thread??

I'd say last, but stanky may have input.

yeah, i still haven't found them.

Admin wrote: ↑Fri Jan 13, 2023 9:10 am $5B from Aussie's economy isn't too bad - we'd be at half that already and there's a string of cyclones forming that would put Hans Niemann's anal beads to shame.

good to see a chess joke

Those holy rollers are really rough on snakes. They aren't equipped to care for them. When the snakes die, they hunt more of them. It's abusive.

I'm peachy.

Some things are different these days. We've never been here before.
You might say it's the same old same ole, but it isn't.
Seeing the hopelessness of certain agendas doesn't depress me at all.
I can imagine it must sound depressing from the outside, but i'm good.

It's quite the package deal these days, the organization of evil, for lack of better word. No bid contracts for the bombs; no bid contracts for the rebuilding of the shit we bomb. Big media; big energy; big medicine...all chummy bed-mates these days. It's getting difficult to raise any resistance to...

oh, man

Jeff Beck, gone suddenly. Good on him; played 'till the end.
Here's classic Jeff; short tune; hang in for the epic ending riff.

Beck's Bolero:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLkLcnu ... Beck-Topic

California is sliding into the ocean.

suspiciously normal here

people get paid to jerk-off other mammals and sell the jiz.

The stories we were told as kids were all gruesome, as i recall. I've always thought it was odd. Take "Rock a by Baby in the Tree Tops". That was a song meant to fall asleep to. It doesn't end well for the baby. The nursery tales were mostly grim. I still remember them all. They didn't pai...

did they eat the cow?

it's all rather kinky