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cactusflinthead

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  1. Bye Trayvon. Try not to let the TV hit you on the head at your next stop
  2. They are going to wait until the last possible minute to announce the team because they don't want to have to hear the bitching. Ain't going to stop us from it, but it's all they have. This feels like a big Fuck You to anyone that isn't in their circle.
  3. TJ Miller for starters.
  4. https://www.facebook.com/reel/879817521101223/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v https://dhammacetiya.com/walk-for-peace/live-map/ They started in Fort Worth. It's right there on Rosedale. It's not in a great part of town. One could reasonably say that it's a rundown and sketchy part of Funkytown. I haven't heard how they were inspired to begin the journey to DC from FW, but they are going 2300 miles one step at a time. It's not without cost. "On Nov. 19 in Liberty County, a driver in a white pickup truck did not stop fast enough to avoid a pilot car traveling alongside the monks, according to Dayton Interim Police Chief Shane Burleigh. The pickup struck the pilot car, which then hit two of the monks, including Bhante. The monks are part of a team planning to walk more than 2,000 miles over the course of 110 days through 10 states for what is called their “Walk for Peace.” They began journeying from Fort Worth on Oct. 26 and made a stop in Houston in mid-November." Houston Public MediaBuddhist monk’s leg amputated after he was hit by a car o...The monks were walking through Dayton, Texas, last month when a traffic collision hospitalized two, including Bhante Dam Phommasan. The Walk for Peace confirmed he had surgery to remove the leg on Wed That reel at the top is from Peachtree Georgia. They prayed at the Edmund Pettus bridge. They are being met with large crowds welcoming them to town. It makes my hard, cold, cynical soul feel something. Maybe it's hope. I don't know. But, I can't deny that they are finding a warmer welcome than I ever thought possible. I tried to find @Pancho 's thread of good stuff happening but it's buried somewhere. This will have to do.
  5. Chicago is a lot saltier than I thought they were going to be
  6. I don't hate it. The new font is different, but it's ok. Ain't worth getting worked up about. If it makes life easier on imma that's good. Carry on. Edit: testing this too. I just noticed that the tags saying burnt ends are gone. Good. I would rather be incognito in my questionable spending habits. 2025-12-13-143703369.mp4
  7. They're going to leave Celebrini off the roster for the Olympics aren't they? Lian Bischel won't be playing for Switzerland because he declined to play in the WJC last year and the Swiss are still butthurt about it. Thomas Harley, Robo, and how many more players will not be there because of institutional stubbornness and 'because I said so'? It's making me want to root for the Finns because they don't seem to be encumbered by the bullshit.
  8. Yeah, I'm going to hate it if it doesn't have a way to see activity as it's happening. I look at "All Activity" or " My Activity" and that's it. The one and only time I have to look at the full list of the forums is to find the semi hidden ones that don't typically appear in activity. I'll deal with it, but it's going to suck.
  9. "Hi, it's halftime again and you get to watch the same Farm Bureau commercial. With me the monotone guy. Try not to fall asleep or you're going to miss the second half."
  10. It must be generational because I got mine about 40 years ago when it was still 60. Three of us moving on down the road at 80. The pickup on the tail tried to keep going but he got snagged. "Where you going buddy? How about you pull it on over." Texas/OU weekend too.
  11. The one I got was near Itasca. As soon as I hit the split it's chill out mode until I get out of the the area.
  12. You've chosen to ignore content by Anastasis. Options Also on the short ignore list. Life is too short for his bullshit
  13. What's to keep him from going to NJ? Something something Midwest nice. Hockey culture. Not a damn thing
  14. You've chosen to ignore content by Incredulity. Options It's not a very long list, but he's on it.
  15. "You're a bit of a puzzlement to me these days, Wendell. You don't seem to be your old cruel self anymore"
  16. Yep. I wonder if she's been informed differently since then. Edit: I don't think she's been conclusively identified. She escaped except for being banned from Uber.
  17. Different camera angle. Same height challenge
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