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Older Folks and Vaping Back Porch - Part Three
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He's a frequent contributor to da FUNNY PICS thread. I go there fer my daily chuckles and/or guffaws..
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Thanks for the sandals, "If love'n them is wrong, I don't wannbe right"
Deb
New lyrics " Vapeing away again in Marga Reo Ville" USPS says Tue.
I tried vapeing standing on my head but my juice kept dripping up my nose. Talk about a Nic buzz! Oh and I was wearing my kilt, you don't want to see that!
Thanks for the sandals, "If love'n them is wrong, I don't wannbe right"
Deb
New lyrics " Vapeing away again in Marga Reo Ville" USPS says Tue.
I tried vapeing standing on my head but my juice kept dripping up my nose. Talk about a Nic buzz! Oh and I was wearing my kilt, you don't want to see that!
pullin out the barbara mandrell I see. lol Jup MargaReoVille is our unofficial theme song, least as far as I'm concerned!! I sing it all da time.
Howdy Scott!
Oh good, that'll give you a great idea of both. The Igo S is a very small atty, and the rogue has the top air flow, so great to get the hang of squonking on. Some like the rogue some don't, seems there are better ones out there, but that's a great one to start with to see if you like that type and impossible to leak from oversquonking unless you vape standing on your head. Someone put up the link to the lounge, here's the link to the whole reo forum. Can't wait til you get this! Reos Mods | E-Cigarette Forum
this is on my bucket list to do some day!! I'd make great ballast!!
they're not forgotten among Indian people though, the arrow is a great representation, they were pretty brutal to both whites and Indians. Quanah Parker was a good chief though.
I can't even begin to list how many kinds of WRONG that is!! hehehe funny though
But but but...he needs to paint his toes red!...cuz it just don't look right otherwise...
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The Comanche Indians once dominated large areas of North America, but when they were eventually forced onto reservations, they left few memories of their glory days behind, and their legacy is mostly forgotten by the public.
I wish I could find it, I read a story long ago about an encounter of a small band of Comanche who confronted a group of Scottish wagon trainers. The Scott's stopped and jumped out , fired up the bagpipes and were ready for a fight , the Scott's in kilts with guns and bagpipes and the poor Indians confronted with Crazy people in dresses killing cats in a bag decided to withdraw. I've never been able to confirm this story but laughed my .... off with the image this story created.
What was done to Native Americans was atrocious , and it can never be made right. A once free and proud people were subjugated and forced out of their lands. And slaughtered. Where in our arrogance can we even begin to justify what was done to these people. It makes me sad to know history and the way the winners wrote it.
The Comanche Indians once dominated large areas of North America, but when they were eventually forced onto reservations, they left few memories of their glory days behind, and their legacy is mostly forgotten by the public.
I wish I could find it, I read a story long ago about an encounter of a small band of Comanche who confronted a group of Scottish wagon trainers. The Scott's stopped and jumped out , fired up the bagpipes and were ready for a fight , the Scott's in kilts with guns and bagpipes and the poor Indians confronted with Crazy people in dresses killing cats in a bag decided to withdraw. I've never been able to confirm this story but laughed my .... off with the image this story created.
What was done to Native Americans was atrocious , and it can never be made right. A once free and proud people were subjugated and forced out of their lands. And slaughtered. Where in our arrogance can we even begin to justify what was done to these people. It makes me sad to know history and the way the winners wrote it.
I really got to go and take a shower after mowing the yard, I smell bad. Open invite for the ladies to join me. Good clean fun?
Oh, ya've met Dave before?
Seriously, will comment 'bout dat later...
OK, history written by the victors at that time are 'cover ups', just like today! In fact, carbon copies with different time stamps. Look fer da common denominator...
Thankfully, sometimes, truth does prevail; albeit much too late!
Oh my, ya just garnered several, if not many, of da porchin' 'available' ladies. Those that appreciate:
male physical exertion
a clean male
a nasty male
a male
(mix & match)
Day-um, on da flip side, not all dat much diff than our youthful years wid da ladies...
Warning: If'n you're having a good day, skip this post. But I just felt like coming 'home' to my extended family and letting go. This had got to be one of the worst days of my life.
When I got home from church this morning looking forward to a day of DIY renovating the laundry area - I got the news that my best friend for 30 years succumbed to a sudden and unexpected heart attach yesterday. I'm devastated.
We met when our kids were about 5 years old and became friends straight away. Our kids grew up together and we shared lots of happiness and tragedies together. Ed was the kind of friend that would drop everything any time day or night to help me out. And likewise I was there for him. We laughed together during the good times and were there to lean on each other throughout he bad times. And for both of us there was enough of each to go around.
Ed and I could really talk to each other. Probably said things we've never mentioned to anyone else about our feelings and how we each dealt with them. Like the Vegas line - what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. Well what we could say to each other went no further for some of the talking sessions.
He was troubled for a long time and his health was going down. Dang ... no matter how we tried we couldn't get him off cigarettes and try vaping, even with the kits we gave him. He had coughing spells when I thought I'd have to rush him to the emergency room. His first marriage ended badly when the kids were grown. His oldest son has struggled on and off since a teenager with hard drugs. He second marriage started off really nice and he seemed to be really happy for the 1st time in a long time. Then she turned nasty, filed for divorce and took him for just about everything, including his house.
He wound up living in the basement of his older son's house along w/ the women his son was hooked up with. She was decent and straight but not too bright. The one night the woman and Ed had to throw Eddie out of the house w/ his belongings because once again he started riding the horse.
I'm trying to look at what ever positive I can see right now. He was on vacation w/ his daughter and other son (who is pretty successful roofing contractor). The were in Bethany Beach and doing a lot of beach time w/ his grandkids who were the light of his life. And out on his sons fishing boating doing plenty of fishing. So I guess if your time comes ... what better time then when your at one of your happy places, doing the things you really enjoy, with those you love.
We that are left behind are grieving ... but I pray he is at rest and his worldly troubles are finally over. Peace and love to you my friend you shall be missed but never forgotten.
I gotta quick now .. because I gone on long enough .. and I can't stop crying.
Peach and Love to all my friends. Thanks for being here.
When I got home from church this morning looking forward to a day of DIY renovating the laundry area - I got the news that my best friend for 30 years succumbed to a sudden and unexpected heart attach yesterday. I'm devastated.
We met when our kids were about 5 years old and became friends straight away. Our kids grew up together and we shared lots of happiness and tragedies together. Ed was the kind of friend that would drop everything any time day or night to help me out. And likewise I was there for him. We laughed together during the good times and were there to lean on each other throughout he bad times. And for both of us there was enough of each to go around.
Ed and I could really talk to each other. Probably said things we've never mentioned to anyone else about our feelings and how we each dealt with them. Like the Vegas line - what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. Well what we could say to each other went no further for some of the talking sessions.
He was troubled for a long time and his health was going down. Dang ... no matter how we tried we couldn't get him off cigarettes and try vaping, even with the kits we gave him. He had coughing spells when I thought I'd have to rush him to the emergency room. His first marriage ended badly when the kids were grown. His oldest son has struggled on and off since a teenager with hard drugs. He second marriage started off really nice and he seemed to be really happy for the 1st time in a long time. Then she turned nasty, filed for divorce and took him for just about everything, including his house.
He wound up living in the basement of his older son's house along w/ the women his son was hooked up with. She was decent and straight but not too bright. The one night the woman and Ed had to throw Eddie out of the house w/ his belongings because once again he started riding the horse.
I'm trying to look at what ever positive I can see right now. He was on vacation w/ his daughter and other son (who is pretty successful roofing contractor). The were in Bethany Beach and doing a lot of beach time w/ his grandkids who were the light of his life. And out on his sons fishing boating doing plenty of fishing. So I guess if your time comes ... what better time then when your at one of your happy places, doing the things you really enjoy, with those you love.
We that are left behind are grieving ... but I pray he is at rest and his worldly troubles are finally over. Peace and love to you my friend you shall be missed but never forgotten.
I gotta quick now .. because I gone on long enough .. and I can't stop crying.
Peach and Love to all my friends. Thanks for being here.
You do know there's an open invite to join us ladies next spring?
(don't know how "clean" the fun will be....or if there will be showers involved...
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Oh Mike! I'm so sorry your friend is gone. You shared a lot of life together. Thank you for sharing your feeli.gs for him with us. I'll be praying.
I just couldn't hit the like button for that post. How absolutely heart wrenching for you !!!! Wish I could reach through the computer and hug you till the tears stop, but......I know you have Janet there at your side to see you through this. Know that your in my thoughts.....especially at this time of need.
Mike, You have my deepest sympathy. It's the one thing about getting older that I really hate. I have lost a couple of best friends as well. Nothing I can say will make.it better but, I feel your pain friend.
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