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i'll say. the psychological is more potent. The cane is both. I went to a boys only high school, where the cane was in constant use. On my first day, one of the country boys on the bus who'd been at high school for 4 years pointed out a big Maori teacher and said, whatever you do don't fuck with th...

Conventional morality doesn't deal well with relativity. Suppose you're the parent of a suicidal teen: Would you suggest she take up an addictive, illegal drug? (Probably not.) Yet, that could be just the thing to give a depressed young person a reason to stay alive. And though it might be effective...

i'll say.

the psychological is more potent.

me for sure am
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congrats on the weenie work and may your prognosis(s) be delightful.

Fridays were the best. No school for two days and a great meal of seafood. (Yeah, me too, Catholic) What a joke of a sacrifice. The real sacrifice was enduring mass in Latin while the Jews played stick-ball in the street we lived on. What passes as Catholic mass these days looks like a cake walk to ...

speaking of the high dive, i had a split vision of the election yesterday while staring into space. and both were scary...but fascinating. In one, Biden wins and then dies, leaving Kamala in charge and speaker Johnson as veep. Real strange. In the other, Trump goes to jail, then wins bigly...boosted...

Nestle's has a water bottling plant near here. Somehow, they get sweetheart deals to extract water from municipal water systems where the water is decent. Sometimes, you can see their tanker trucks filling up from a hydrant. It's an amazingly profitable blue print. People from the same town will buy...

Cat Mother and the all night newsboys:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVYG1mu ... osetheboss

I saw this exposure earlier; thought it described something i couldn't put to words, regarding some of the shameless tricks of Amazon and Uber:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVYG1mu8Lg8&ab_channel=Mrwhosetheboss sometimes, i notice greed exposing itself in a way that should call the bluff on it...

Mexicans are fat too. Right behind the U.S., with 4 out of ten (over 15 years old) being obese. Food has changed. We can pin-point the danger, if we want. Avoiding the problem stuff can be an effort in various 'food deserts' of the U.S., where good stuff isn't available. The food aisles of the Dolla...