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Gives new meaning to "Prop me up beside the jukebox when I'm gone" ...

I would tell you but that would qualify as a shortcut.

Welcome!

Welcome and best regards!

No deed good or otherwise goes ...

Welcome!

Welcome, a lot of good ideas already presented here so I offer best wishes!

O my, a fungi among the fun guys?

In the parts I hail from we keep the white lightning under wraps in the barn... Regular modest use is rumored to keep one hale!

The chickens we had were free range, and when the locust's emerged they acted like it was manna direct from heaven. They weren't in a desert and as far as I know were of South American heritage not Middle Eastern, but a miracle is a miracle. Rather than scratch peck, peck, it was gobble, gobble, gobble! You could see them gain weight (almost daily)!

By and by or Bye, bye?

lol! and thanks for the laugh.

Yup. I 2nd that!

If your going through hell, Keep on going,don't slow down...

Will the circle be unbroken?

Welcome!

Welcome!

I asked Ruby in the pink tutu what her plans were she replied she's currently in the market for a neon pink one, any leads?

I had a rooster we named Joseph due to his plumage, truly technicolor, it was due in most part to his heritage, I suppose. He kept to himself, Joseph with his amazing technicolor coat did. Refusing to enter the coop at night He preferred to roost in the lower branches of trees instead. The local fauna began to whittle the flock, hawks by day, owls raccoons and foxes in the nights. Meanwhile Joseph remained aloof, on the outside looking in so to speak. Until that is this rather large red shouldered hawk showed an interest in one particular hen. Chicken for dinner was this hawks plan...But Joe had an interest too a romantic interest in the hen we came to call Mary. The hawk had no sooner grabbed Mary in his or her talons than Joseph collided with the hawk full force! Surprise was on his side the hawk never saw him coming and feathers flew everywhere! Meanwhile the rest of the flock ran for cover while squawking to beat the band. Joe and Mary became inseparable that day, Mary joining Joe in the trees at night forgoing the safety in numbers of the coop. The predation continued despite the employment of electric fence dog etc. Until one day and only Joe and Mary remained. The hawk attacked Mary again and again only to be thwarted by Joe, who once Mary was free would head for deep cover him self. To often I thought he wasn't going to survive that battle, yet I carried a bowl of water and one of food nearby where he was laid up. He died protecting Mary an awful proud rooster to the end... Mary didn't last a day, we figured her heart was broke and so she joined her bloke!

What's your plan for: jaywalkers whom get hit by the red light runner, the ditch digger whose employer insists its safe, and yet the trench collapses, people whom eat fast foods, people whom get addicted to prescription drugs. Motorcycle and bike riders who choose not to wear a helmet ? People who don't use sunscreen? Don't take recommended daily allowance of vitamins? Are over or underweight? Choose to wear a pink tutu?

I don't suffer that in the moment... But it certainly has its consequences.

And ponder death among other tings from time to time. Is this real, or Memorex? For instance.

LOL

No cigarettes , alcohol etc... Good luck with that, dismantle two (plus etc.) profitable industries, highly taxed mind you, requiring greater monitoring and enforcement. Prohibition was so effective, not to mention the current war on drugs.

it all makes cents now, off to the off track (betting) parlor am I