Wow you’re so good and on script.
When considering my drinking habit
Goosey Goose will now become my Gandhi Gandhi!
/ let’s not forget that the human body produces Alcohol internally while fermenting vegetables.
The bottom one looks like the top one after they visit it.
I liked her, gets what she wants, but then she started singing.
Time to go to sleep… night night lovelies!
Also: there was a time when there were places never been before, and men who would go there just because…
Photograph: “The Three Polar Stars”: Roald Amundsen (1872-1928), Ernest Henry Shackleton (1874-1922) and Robert Edwin Peary (1856-1920), recipients of the National Geographic Society’s Gold Medal, 1913. Shot in Philadelphia, PA, 1913
They were tough men, you wouldnt think so though as they look like the 3 wise monkeys
No. This isn’t L.A, we have hefty fines for littering and dedicated cops who make sure to fine people as much as they can. They are professional finers 
He must have made a mean tweet on X.
Yes but isn’t the pod way to big for you now?
I’m off this forum for good.
See you friends in game.
Hugs.
Damn. Reminded me of this film story…
You might skip to the 12 min mark if you don’t care about Aki’s sob story. It’s the taxi driver, Mika, who sets the record straight on what a damn sad story is.
Looks like some dust bunny that was found hiding inside a computer tower.
Time to go to sleep… night night lovelies!
Also: it’s called attitude, and either you got it or can’t pay for it
Photograph: Charlie Long, born in Spitalfields, 1892, and youngest of eight. By Horace Warner ca. 1900
Kind of wonder who the young Mr. Long would become later in life… did he go to war? Got a good job, a wife, a family of his own? Was a good person, or turned sour and mean? Neither his pants, shirt or even the hat are his size, and he doesn’t haves any shoes. But he’s not beaten and is gonna put up a fight.
Poor boy, but if you step on a bee and need to pee, address the sting first.
I did a little digging around and found out that when this picture was taken he was employed as a knife sharpener. That only half of his seven other siblings lived to adulthood. That his mother died of exhaustion. Which is shorthand for many causes contributing to what was likely a stroke or heart failure.
However he and a brother were killed in WW1.. On 9 October 1917
He died in France..
burial
Tyne Cot Memorial
CWGC Cemetery/Memorial
West-Vlaanderen
Belgium
