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Judge Roybeanbag

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  1. 6 minutes ago, sugar said:

    It's like the perfect set up to annihilate the GOP forever. Even the NRA is on the hook.

    Maybe this is some kind of 888D Obama chess.

    If I could give mr Heston and Wayne lapier a smooth fucking over this would be it. I’d be glad to see both of them voiding their bowels with Drumpf at the neck of a noose.  A rope did you in. Despite your guns. Wah.  

  2. 3 minutes ago, sugar said:

    I'd love to see Hannity defend this shit. Mr fucking 911 hero great american iraq war monger himself. He's in bed with a guy who accepts bribes from Saudi Arabia and takes orders from North Korea.

    I’d call his goddamned show, except he has a “blocked” number.  Pussy.  

  3. 11 minutes ago, Hornius Emeritus said:

    Is Ted Cruz a conservative?  Why does he keep voting for expanding the federal government, insane budget deficits, allowing private companies to sell my browsing history/internet habits to  the highest bidder, against net neutrality etc...?

     

    Ted Cruz is a self serving dipshit.   I don’t care if he’s a Canadian Cuban or an Albanian Orangutan. He doesn’t serve the people of Texas and for that alone he should hit the fucking road out of DC.  

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  4. 13 hours ago, NeverMarryAStripper said:

     


    Or women

     

    Bite your tongue, sir.  Or reread your username.  I’ve never been fucked over by a horseshoe. 

  5. It’s all good.  I don’t dislike you, don’t ever think that. I’m working on days without a satellite.  One of Gen. Mattis’ things that keep him up at night.  75% there, I think.   We should go fishing. 

  6. On 5/18/2018 at 11:10 AM, Jhawk said:

    I think that people are embarrassed and that is why they try to hide it.  My uncle is 57 and he is a very forward and practical guy.  He knows he is losing his memory and he willingly admits it.  He carries a day timer with him everywhere (he loses it often) to keep notes and schedules.  He has stopped working (he basically retired at age 50) and is lapping up time with the kids he had at age 43 and 45.  It is a weird thing to talk with him about it because he knows it is there, though he hasn't been diagnosed to my knowledge, and he doesn't make excuses for it.  Almost morbid but in a way that is soothing to those of us around him.  When he doesn't remember something he should he will flat out say it.  When you ask him to do something he will usually tell us to text him and his wife and maybe one of his kids.  He lives down the street from my parents so his kids are always texting my parents about making sure they get picked up from activities when their mom isn't there to do it.  For example, I was with my dad and uncle the other night and my cousin text my dad to make sure my uncle remembered to pick him up from his golf lesson.  He's either going downhill at an early age or he is a genius and has convinced everyone that they need to be his daily reminder of what tasks need to be done.

    I have a feeling that those afflicted can sense the issue early on but chalk it up to just not recalling a detail here or there.  Almost like not being able to find your phone or keys before you are walking out the door.  Then you make habits to self help, like leaving your keys by the garage door.  You don't see many of your friends and family enough for them to point out during story time that you completely misremember something so family/friends don't point it out because they don't see you enough to know it happens often.  By the time someone finally says something you go through the tough "I'm not sick" phase.  By the time you get into the doc it is too late and you are trying to slow progression instead of trying to keep a healthy mind.

    Such a sad thing to watch unfold.  My family is big drinkers too and I can't imagine that social drinking every week helps the issues that we see in our bloodline.

    It’s particularly difficult to recognize in people you don’t see all that often.  My wife’s great uncle with Alzheimer’s lived with her great aunt until the great aunt passed away from cancer.   We went out to their farm to ready it for an estate sale, and goddamn.  In the barn there were shoeboxes full of disposable razors.  Each one had a tag on it telling how many times it had been used and from what dates.   Many other similar things that indicated he knew what was happening but couldn’t do a damned thing.   He was a golden gloves boxer in the Army.  I have all his gear.   Always wondered if that precipitated it.  

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