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- 1626Posted by CaptainKirk 4 months, 1 week ago to Reading Atlas Shrugged for the 2nd TimeCurious about the Autism. Is it the typical situation. Your child was fine, then a vaccine, then within a day or so, it was either a completely different child, or at least you saw the change coming????
Losing eye contact. Losing the smile/joy expressions in the face.
Very curious. In most "civil" environments, we are NOT ALLOWED to ask these questions.
Which is wrong. I am sorry this happened to your son. (As an example, I had a cousin who was dying from SIDS when his mom found him and saved his life. He was basically brain dead from loss of oxygen and had to be raised in an institution. She cannot discuss it, which I can understand). (Wyeth vaccine deaths were pushed under the rug, I later discovered) - 1627I read it four times, but not recently. I probably should go back again, especially in light of all the crap going on these days.
And I made it through about ten minutes on audio, Abaco, and bailed. I could not stand the voice of the narrator. - 1628Posted by craigerb 4 months, 1 week ago to Reading Atlas Shrugged for the 2nd TimeFinish that second half !
- 1629Posted by JakeOrilley 4 months, 1 week ago to Reading Atlas Shrugged for the 2nd TimeThe "Bugs Bunny" generation - I kinda like that appellation! Yeah - had to scrabble for everything, large family and had to help put food on the table early (11yo delivering papers). But it sure helped with reality. Tried to pass that along to my Son and it seems as if it took. My library also has Churchill - not so much on Hemingway. May have to check him out at some point.
- 1630Posted by KRUEG 4 months, 1 week ago to Reading Atlas Shrugged for the 2nd TimeAfter re-reading it a few times and watching the movies, I still discover new (old) things. Amazing prophecy.
- 1631Posted by tutor-turtle 4 months, 1 week ago to Reading Atlas Shrugged for the 2nd TimeIt's a long slog.
Read it at least 6 times, always learn something new.
It also depresses me.
1950's folks (The Greatest Generation) had more backbone.
They spoke up, for the most part.
Most believed in the Republic.
Most had strong morals.
Most held their faith close to their breast.
They lived through some of the most trying times in 100 years and came through stronger for it.
My generation (The Bugs Bunny Generation) for the most part, grew up in a bubble.
It's only because I grew up incredibly poor that I had a clue as to what true reality was.
The old man had a dog-eared copy of Atlas Shrugged in the attic library. Along with copies of Churchill and Hemingway. - 1632Posted by tutor-turtle 4 months, 1 week ago to Groucho Marx/ sometimes we need to laughHoover's FBI attics, adopted by every power broker, is the main problem:
Find or create dirt on the schmuck you want to control, tell them what you have on them, if they don't vote or act "the right way" you get ruined.
Politicians, Judges, Military Brass, it's all the same to the Cabal running this world.
The result is all the same: Control. - 1633Posted by JakeOrilley 4 months, 1 week ago to Groucho Marx/ sometimes we need to laughThanks for the post!
- 1634Posted by chad 4 months, 1 week ago to Groucho Marx/ sometimes we need to laughPolitics is the art of lying and politicians are practioners of the art.
- 1635Posted by skidance 4 months, 1 week ago to Reading Atlas Shrugged for the 2nd TimeI've read AS 13.5 times.
- 1636Posted by mccannon01 4 months, 1 week ago to Soviet Star TrekDon't forget part 2. I wonder if the Soviet state could have advanced that far without the free market states to steal tech from.
- 1637Posted by CaptainKirk 4 months, 1 week ago to May memesIn FL. I have emergency Solar. Enough to charge my power bricks to keep things alive (Fridge, Freezer, tools, devices... A FAN LOL)...
But I have NEVER been able to make the math work. Our Electric Bill is roughly $2,400/yr.
Almost 30% is used at night (A/C set to 70 at night). The best offer for getting solar was
into the $30-$36K range. That's pre-purchasing 15 years of total electricity. More like 20+ years
When adjusted. And in FL, none of the warranty companies survives 25+ years.
So, I would have to prepay for 20 years of electricity to basically break even by the time I need
to start replacing stuff. (Now, if you can do it yourself, great).
And as the Govt "Assistance" for this is going away or gone. It's even harder.
Roof Leaks and then future Roof Repairs/Replacements. (Elon is on to something combining them). But I just can't justify it.
Now, I have my 4 panel system so we don't lose the freezer.
I think we need 1-2 more breakthroughs... But not sure if we will still be standing. - 1638Posted by CaptainKirk 4 months, 1 week ago to May memesOnce of them PRESSED your CAPS LOCK.
LOL - 1639Posted by mccannon01 4 months, 1 week ago to IN THE MEME TYME 5/11/26 EDITION: Then versus NowThank you OUC! Just back from a long trip and checking these gems out! Ah, then and now can be scary, LOL!
- 1640Posted by mccannon01 4 months, 1 week ago to May memesIf it's a constant LEFT turn signal, then they got driver's ed in Daytona.
- 1641Posted by mccannon01 4 months, 1 week ago to May memesHey, we Gulchers love you, too, 25n56il4 ! Get well as it sounds like you have a lot of healing to do!
- 1642Posted by mccannon01 4 months, 1 week ago to May memesHoly smokes, Dobrien! Just got back from a trip and noticed these. Freakin' marvelous collection of signage and other great stuff. One hour ago I returned from post trip grocery shopping and, yup, $100 with one hand!!! $200 with two hands, LMAO! Almost spewed coffee on "Dick Face"! THANK YOU for all of these, LOL LOL LOL!
- 1643Posted by JakeOrilley 4 months, 1 week ago to May memesLove 'em! Kermit all the way! And always wanted to be the kind of guy my dog thought I was...tail number 45/47! Election fraud.. Hit all kinds of things with this collection. Thanks for posting!
- 1644Posted by Dobrien 4 months, 1 week ago to Groucho Marx/ sometimes we need to laughExcellent. The same art of politics….many decades later.
- 1645Posted by diessos 4 months, 1 week ago to Groucho Marx/ sometimes we need to laughLol
- 1646I wish that, also. I find reading this book to be quite comforting...
- 1647The last one is the perfect poster for the left.
- 1648Posted by freedomforall 4 months, 2 weeks ago to May memesGreat to 'see' you here again, Nancy! 👍👍👍
I've missed reading your posts.
(Perhaps you could go back to upper and lower case in your next one.;^) - 1649Posted by katrinam41 4 months, 2 weeks ago to May memesFantastic collection, dear Dobrien, passing some along to folks who appreciate truth in humor.
Nancy, welcome back! We've missed you and I am so sorry about your fall. Not the trip you were hoping for, but you are still with us and that's wonderful :) - 1650I trust the unseen and expressed actions and intentions of President Trump. I am patient and can wait out the temporary gas price hikes. What helps is that I drive a Mitsu 3 banger and my commute is 15 minutes each way. Note- this is a good time to think about solar for real. Note I am not a dooshbag Democrat; I truly believe solar used properly would be a boon to America and would displace some of the oil we use.