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srh88

srh88

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mysunnyboy said:
Thoughts

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Gross. Its too sweet, could be good mixed with something sugar free. I tried to mess with it a little bit here. It took up freezer space for months. But I also am not into super sweet drinks, especially with whiskey
 
curious2garden

curious2garden

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mysunnyboy said:
Wanna hear what my evening was like? Wino Barbie’s ex has decided not to repay her half of their home equity loan. Bitch. Said home loan was taken out against is MY HOME!
We pay our half, I’ve always just thought of it as a mortgage. Since covid she says she has no money.
I’m gonna sue her and take her car (Ford Edge) or her house. Bitch.
She’s a loser, obviously and I’ve had to deal with her for too long.
She screwed Wino out of 250k and now has nothing. Bitch.
I’ve had to throw her off the property a couple of times being a drunken idiot.
I can’t deal with her anymore. Wino is so sweet, she says we’ll just have to pay it all. wtaf
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Go get her tiger! Lawsuits are like an accretion disk. You get one and suddenly they start to pile on. Good luck
 
cannabineer

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
Singlemalt said:
Naked in the rain; well enjoy it ;)
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Coastal Maryland, summer 1978.
A thunderstorm opened up while I was in one building.
The building I needed to be in was 100 feet away.
I sprinted, and went from dry to “just pulled out of the lake” streaming wet in that short journey.

Even the cloudburst that waylaid me in northern NM in 2003 wasn’t so intense, and that one sent trees floating over an elevated roadway in 10 minutes from dry.
 
lokie

lokie

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cannabineer said:
Coastal Maryland, summer 1978.
A thunderstorm opened up while I was in one building.
The building I needed to be in was 100 feet away.
I sprinted, and went from dry to “just pulled out of the lake” streaming wet in that short journey.

Even the cloudburst that waylaid me in northern NM in 2003 wasn’t so intense, and that one sent trees floating over an elevated roadway in 10 minutes from dry.
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In 1985 we had a massive flood. Washed away the Transportation museum.

The steam engine was slammed into a bridge 100 yards away.

A local utility shed dealer's inventory looked like a flotilla of ducklings going down the main street.
 
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