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Judith Latham

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Jul 27, 2021, 4:02:50 PM7/27/21
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I am leaving early Thursday morning to visit my sister Rivkah in Israel.
She lives on a kibbutz east of Jerusalem in the Gaza Strip. She is
getting married for the 3rd time, and I'm at my wits end trying to
figure out what a proper engagement gift would be. She's 34 and already
has 12 children from her first 2 marriages. She's marrying an 18 year
old Hasid, who happens to be a classmate of her oldest son Moses. You
know damn well a horny 18 year Jew is going to want to have more kids. I
was thinking of a chastity belt. Do they make them any more? I'm talking
about the authentic type that will cut a man's johnson off if he tries
anything funny. I'm not sure how their wi-fi is in the kibbutz so I'm
not sure when I'll be able to communicate with the group. Any
suggestions for a gift would be appreciated if presented by tomorrow
evening.

Thomas Joseph

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Jul 27, 2021, 5:55:28 PM7/27/21
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Judith Latham wrote:

> You know damn well a horny 18 year Jew is going to want to have more kids. I
> was thinking of a chastity belt. Do they make them any more? I'm talking
> about the authentic type that will cut a man's johnson off if he tries
> anything funny.


I am the last person to ask about what kind of gift to buy someone. I am neither giver or taker - I mean to say I'm really no faker.

The chastity belt is a form of security. Like all security measures - doomed to failure. If anything, the more security of any kind enters the picture the less secure things are bound to get down the road.

History tells us that cock sucking did not exist before the chastity built came into usage. I know it's hard to believe, but back then people saw the mouth strictly as a two-tool device, for eating and talking, nothing more. The reality of history is this: The chastity belt created cock sucking. Once they locked the cunt the doors to cock sucking swung free. Can't you see that? Can't you see how that applies to security across the board? It doesn't matter what you do or how far you go, in the long run any amount of security is too much.

I don't care how wide your moat is, I will find a way across. I will crash your castle and rock your world with my strange newness. By the way, we here at alt.life.sucks have nothing against Jews. In fact half our group is Jewish. How about that? Pretty fucking open minded I'd say. But the guy who started our group had one rule and we stick by it even to this day to honor his memory: "No posts to or from Israel." That is the rule. There are ways around the rule, we've done it before. I'll clue you in later. Say hello to Schlomo for me.

bosod...@gmail.com

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Jul 27, 2021, 5:55:58 PM7/27/21
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I kinda know what you mean having lived in Israel myself among vatikim, yoreds, Sabras, and all the other kinds of Jews there is prolly a lot like discovering your own flesh and blood be they brothers, sisters, cousins and all those other Jews in Eretz Israel are not the people you'd like to think they are just cuz they may or may not be related.








Thomas Joseph

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Jul 27, 2021, 6:09:25 PM7/27/21
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> I kinda know what you mean having lived in Israel myself among vatikim, yoreds, Sabras, and all the other kinds of Jews there is prolly a lot like discovering your own flesh and blood be they brothers, sisters, cousins and all those other Jews in Eretz Israel are not the people you'd like to think they are just cuz they may or may not be related.


"Different kinds of Jews", hey, that's kind of like different kinds of people, isn't it? Except it's Jews. Why the limitations? Come on man, don't you think it's time to join the human race? No, right now is probably not a good time. I kibitzed in Lancaster Pa for two years and met all different kinds of Amish. Then later in life I kibitzed in Detroit Michigan for 8 months and met all different kinds of Negroes. It's amazing how people can be so much the same and so different at the same time. Wow, this is intriguing.

Judith Latham

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Jul 28, 2021, 12:43:02 AM7/28/21
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We are all Jews. Back in 1943 distinctions were not being made; but if
they were, I think you would be considered more Jewish than me. On your
dating profile, you had a real Jew face. I was surprised that you picked
a photo that was so ethnic. If everything is on the up and up, I would
like to introduce you to my sister, Sarah. She's got a real Jew face,
just like you. Some matches are made in heaven and some are made in
alt.life.sucks. This could be the real deal, Bozo. Go for it!!



Thomas Joseph

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Jul 29, 2021, 9:17:18 PM7/29/21
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> We are all Jews.


No, we are not.

bosod...@gmail.com

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Jul 30, 2021, 2:12:40 PM7/30/21
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On Thursday, July 29, 2021 at 6:17:18 PM UTC-7, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > We are all Jews.
>
>
> No, we are not.


You're right, we're not, especially you.

Thomas Joseph

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Jul 30, 2021, 2:19:40 PM7/30/21
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> No, we are not.


> You're right, we're not, especially you.


I am not the only one. There are many of us, most lacking the courage to admit it. We are not human. Well, some of us are. But most of us come from Zablon from the distant galaxy Xolton. We are not here to take over or to even try. All we wanted when we got here was refuge. A place to call home. That has not changed, at least not entirely. But the longer we live here, and the more greed we see from others in the relentless pursuit of money and other disgusting material things, not to mention power and control, the more inclined we are to want to compete ourselves to show the others that we are every bit as good as they are if not better. Out goal at first - equality. But now, now in the face of such ungratefulness, in the face of the horrors of greed and corruption, we have no choice but to join the competition and to turn the lives of our opposition into a living nightmare. So the question for you Clown is simple: Are you with us or against us?

bosod...@gmail.com

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Jul 30, 2021, 2:54:47 PM7/30/21
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On Tuesday, July 27, 2021 at 1:02:50 PM UTC-7, Judith Latham wrote:
I was going to wish you L'chaim "Judith" but when you said you're going to visit sister Rivkah who lives in a kibbutz "east" of Jerusalem in the Gaza Strip no less, I said to myself this is even funnier, dumber, and more bogus than the Jewish looking foto you said you found of me on your dating site. Hey I don't know if you're a Jew or not, Judith, because there are a lot of self-hating Jews and other assholes who think they're Jews and they're just self-hating assholes like TJ who has nothing else on his mind other than his diffidence towards Jews and his general feelings of inferiority which he shares with a lot of disturbed people like himself. But even if you're not a Jew, Judith, you're funnier than most assholes who'd like to think they are Jews. In any case, Judith, good luck and L'chaim — and if I were you, I'd get rid of that first cartoon foto you posted here mocking a circumcision — it's pretty bad taste and pretty dumb old shit and the kind of stuff you'd expect only from dumb old nazis and a few malignant self-hating Jews who don't know anybody. But Jew or not, I think you do know better, and I've made some pretty dumb anti-Semitic comments and mistakes myself thinking I was being funny. L'chaim.

Thomas Joseph

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Jul 30, 2021, 3:07:02 PM7/30/21
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> I was going to wish you L'chaim "Judith" but when you said you're going to visit sister Rivkah who lives in a kibbutz "east" of Jerusalem in the Gaza Strip no less, I said to myself this is even funnier, dumber, and more bogus than the Jewish looking foto you said you found of me on your dating site. Hey I don't know if you're a Jew or not, Judith, because there are a lot of self-hating Jews and other assholes who think they're Jews and they're just self-hating assholes like TJ who has nothing else on his mind other than his diffidence towards Jews and his general feelings of inferiority which he shares with a lot of disturbed people like himself. But even if you're not a Jew, Judith, you're funnier than most assholes who'd like to think they are Jews. In any case, Judith, good luck and L'chaim — and if I were you, I'd get rid of that first cartoon foto you posted here mocking a circumcision — it's pretty bad taste and pretty dumb old shit and the kind of stuff you'd expect only from dumb old nazis and a few malignant self-hating Jews who don't know anybody. But Jew or not, I think you do know better, and I've made some pretty dumb anti-Semitic comments and mistakes myself thinking I was being funny. L'chain.

You just can't let it go, can you Bozo? The Jew thing. You can't live without it. It's all you've got. Pretty pathetic actually. I would like to feel sorry for you, but I can't bring myself to do so because I'm not sure you'd even feel genuinely sorry for me for any reason. It's a tit for tat world, Clown. This is not a one way street. I wish it were. A one way street going my way. But it's not. And so, once again, I face the truth with resolve and courage, not running from it with bogus challenges and other forced fraudulence like pretending to think stuff is funny to suck people into thinking you are their friend. You disgust me Clown. But there are worse people, so for now I'll just say you're an all right dude and let it go at that.

Salam

Judith Latham

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Aug 12, 2021, 8:32:43 PM8/12/21
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Bozo is a good man and I suspect he is also a good Jew. I believe that
people with sinister intent created a fake profile for Bozo on various
dating sites. I foolishly fell for one of them. You have to understand
that we Jews are a proud people, just like everybody else. We're also a
fucked up people, just like everybody else.

OllieN...@aol.com

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Aug 12, 2021, 8:51:23 PM8/12/21
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I think Jews are special.

Thomas Joseph

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Aug 12, 2021, 11:25:04 PM8/12/21
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Judith Latham wrote:
Thomas Joseph wrote:
bosod...@gmail.com wrote:

> I was going to wish you L'chaim "Judith" but when you said you're going to visit sister Rivkah who lives in a kibbutz "east" of Jerusalem in the Gaza Strip no less, I said to myself this is even funnier, dumber, and more bogus than the Jewish looking foto you said you found of me on your dating site. Hey I don't know if you're a Jew or not, Judith, because there are a lot of self-hating Jews and other assholes who think they're Jews and they're just self-hating assholes like TJ who has nothing else on his mind other than his diffidence towards Jews and his general feelings of inferiority which he shares with a lot of disturbed people like himself. But even if you're not a Jew, Judith, you're funnier than most assholes who'd like to think they are Jews.


> Bozo is a good man and I suspect he is also a good Jew. I believe that
> people with sinister intent created a fake profile for Bozo on various
> dating sites. I foolishly fell for one of them. You have to understand
> that we Jews are a proud people, just like everybody else. We're also a
> fucked up people, just like everybody else.


Bozo, I read your post, the one I copied and pasted above, when it first "came out." Like a book or movie that gets better with every reading or viewing - like fine wine itself - so too do your posts evolve in a special way as I genuinely enjoyed reading it this time around more than the first time. My interpretation was different this time. Think about that for a minute, you knuckle-headed hate-accuser you - think about the love of my comments, to admit to you that your posts are worthy of interpretation. I might even read it a third time to see what more I can glean from it. What I liked most about the second rendering was the way you USED Judith as a launching pad to swing directly into me. I loved it. It was as if from the time you sat down to to write your post I was number one on your mind. I loved it.

As for you Judith, I agree with your comment about Jews being fucked up just like other people. But I do not agree that all people are proud. I'm not. Actually, that's a lie - I am proud. But probably in ways in you wouldn't understand. Just kidding again. Anyway, I agree, everyone is fucked up - but I do not agree that everyone is proud.

We are a proud people and we will fight you to the death
On the sea
In the air
On the ground
We are a proud people who have nothing to offer but
Blood sweat and tears
As well as a reminder to all that we have nothing to fear but fear itself!

I'm gonna go now - gotta read Bozo's post again for a 3rd interpretation/evaluation/review

Thomas Joseph

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Aug 12, 2021, 11:25:48 PM8/12/21
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> I think Jews are special.


They were chosen to be special but they flubbed it.

OllieN...@aol.com

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Aug 14, 2021, 7:38:28 PM8/14/21
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On Thursday, August 12, 2021 at 11:25:48 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > I think Jews are special.
> They were chosen to be special but they flubbed it.


Perhaps they will get a second chance. Like Final Jeopardy. Wager it all.

Thomas Joseph

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Aug 15, 2021, 12:13:15 AM8/15/21
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> Perhaps they will get a second chance. Like Final Jeopardy. Wager it all.

Would they give us a second chance? Sure, if we were the only ones with no one new to use in our place. When someone says, "I'm going to give you a second chance", it's usually because they are running out of victims. They will give second chances to the few remaining victims only as long as it takes to restock the victim barrel.

OllieN...@aol.com

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Aug 15, 2021, 7:53:03 PM8/15/21
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On Sunday, August 15, 2021 at 12:13:15 AM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Perhaps they will get a second chance. Like Final Jeopardy. Wager it all.
> Would they give us a second chance? Sure, if we were the only ones with no one new to use in our place. When someone says, "I'm going to give you a second chance", it's usually because they are running out of victims. They will give second chances to the few remaining victims only as long as it takes to restock the victim barrel.


Never give the first chance.

Thomas Joseph

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Aug 15, 2021, 8:28:05 PM8/15/21
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> Never give the first chance.

You going to give you one more chance to say that again, only this time with feeling along with a brief but necessary explanation as to why you feel the way you do about it.

Go!

OllieN...@aol.com

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Aug 19, 2021, 8:36:57 PM8/19/21
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One more time with feeling. I have heard that many times before. Well I am out of feelings.

Thomas Joseph

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Aug 20, 2021, 3:07:44 PM8/20/21
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> "One more time with feeling. I have heard that many times before. Well I am out of feelings."


That was beautiful Ollie. Great rendition. But toward the end, after you say "I have heard that many times before", I want you to take a longer pause before you say, "Well I am out of feelings." Ok? Try it. Go ahead. See what I mean? Yeah, that pause really brings it. I hate telling you what to do, even suggesting seems out of line. Nobody could handle this role but you. I knew that from the start. Still, we gotta keep working till we get it right. This is show business, not you and your friends putting on a play in your parent's basement - this is the big leagues and we do things right or we don't do them at all. I am glad to see you agree about the longer pause. I really believe we're going to get it right this time........

"Ok, everybody - quiet! Quiet on the set. Let's do it again. Scene 7, take 234. Action!"

OllieN...@aol.com

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Aug 20, 2021, 6:05:13 PM8/20/21
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What are you kids doing?

Putting on a play daddy....

Thomas Joseph

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Aug 20, 2021, 11:04:06 PM8/20/21
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> Putting on a play daddy....


"Yeah Daddy, it's a really good one about a bunch of kids flipping coins to see who gets to kill the other kids parents followed by his own. Whoever gets to play the murderer also gets to use the method, no holds barred. I want that part Daddy. I want it bad. I've spent all my life getting into character for this role, ain't nothing going to hold me back now."

OllieN...@aol.com

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Aug 22, 2021, 2:37:30 AM8/22/21
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On Friday, August 20, 2021 at 11:04:06 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Putting on a play daddy....
> "Yeah Daddy, it's a really good one about a bunch of kids flipping coins to see who gets to kill the other kids parents followed by his own. Whoever gets to play the murderer also gets to use the method, no holds barred. I want that part Daddy. I want it bad. I've spent all my life getting into character for this role, ain't nothing going to hold me back now."


Children commit a lot of murders but you never hear about them. They get blamed on the town retard.

Judith Latham

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Aug 22, 2021, 2:17:38 PM8/22/21
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If anyone tries pinning a murder on Bozo, I will cast a mighty spell on
them.

Thomas Joseph

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Aug 22, 2021, 4:44:01 PM8/22/21
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> Children commit a lot of murders but you never hear about them. They get blamed on the town retard.


Those were the good old days, weren't they, when a town only had one town retard. Today there is competition. As for the kids committing murder, certainly, why not? Same in reverse, parents should have the right to kill their kids. But only after enough years have passed to prove that at least some effort was made to get along. But if at a certain officially legal age the parents see the kid as a bad seed, yes, in that case I would say it's ok for the parents to kill them - in a humane way. As for kids and the retard - wow, what a horrible life for the retard - ridiculed daily by the very children who later frame him for their murder. Wow.

Thomas Joseph

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Aug 22, 2021, 4:47:36 PM8/22/21
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> If anyone tries pinning a murder on Bozo, I will cast a mighty spell on
> them.

Bozo likes to ask questions. One of his favorites is, "What does "'Dude, you can't even get arrested' mean?" Nobody could ever pin a murder on Bozo because he not only does not look the type, he looks the complete opposite. Even Judges on the bench with tons of evidence against him would free Bozo on looks alone. "He's too meek to kill", the Judge would later explain to reporters wanting to know why he allowed the child molesting killer to go free.

OllieN...@aol.com

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Aug 22, 2021, 7:17:43 PM8/22/21
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Sometimes a child is tried as an adult but why not an adult get tried as a child.

He was very childlike during the killing.

Thomas Joseph

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Aug 23, 2021, 11:27:55 PM8/23/21
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> He was very childlike during the killing.


I read your posts last night in bed on the smartphone which I cannot use for posting. I did not want to get up and use the big machine, I had an early appt with a doctor. I saw this one as an LOL. I see the prosecution agreeing with reluctance. "Yes, yes, we can see in the video that he was indeed very childlike during the killing - but if you look really close you will see that like most children this murderous adult son of a bitch had hate in his heart. You can see it on his face. Check out the videos."

The prosecution tries to convince the jury with videos and so forth that hate was involved even if the murderer was childlike during the killing.

"That is not hate", counters the defense counsel, "what you're looking at is tantrum stuff. There is a difference. Sure it looks like hate on the surface, but if you look really close you can see it's more tantrum than hate any day. It clearly has a rumpus room vibe to it. Check it out."

The Judge finally rules in favor of the defense because he was not only a child at one time, unlike most people he remembers it clearly. He knows when he felt hate and he knows when he was tantrum induced. He knows the difference. That is why is a Judge.

OllieN...@aol.com

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Aug 24, 2021, 7:39:31 PM8/24/21
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Children would be extremely dangerous if they had the wherewithal of an adult. Imagine trying to abort a full grown Mile Tyson?

Thomas Joseph

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Aug 24, 2021, 11:38:02 PM8/24/21
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> Children would be extremely dangerous if they had the wherewithal of an adult. Imagine trying to abort a full grown Mile Tyson?


I would never operate without a team. Did Kevorkian operate alone? I think even he had some backup. Alone and unarmed, yes, aborting Mike would be rough. Maybe impossible. But with the right crew I could make it happen. But I wouldn't. Mike can be entertaining, especially when he's not trying. So the idea is, 20 of us get together and take Mike down. Then we draw straws as prearranged and the winner gets to keep the tightly chained Mike as a pet for life. He'll eat you out of house and home. But as long as you don't take the chains off you'll be ok.

OllieN...@aol.com

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On Tuesday, August 24, 2021 at 11:38:02 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Children would be extremely dangerous if they had the wherewithal of an adult. Imagine trying to abort a full grown Mile Tyson?
> I would never operate without a team. Did Kevorkian operate alone? I think even he had some backup. Alone and unarmed, yes, aborting Mike would be rough. Maybe impossible. But with the right crew I could make it happen. But I wouldn't. Mike can be entertaining, especially when he's not trying. So the idea is, 20 of us get together and take Mike down. Then we draw straws as prearranged and the winner gets to keep the tightly chained Mike as a pet for life. He'll eat you out of house and home. But as long as you don't take the chains off you'll be ok.


He is King Kong for real. I can see him climbing a tall building.

Judith Latham

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Aug 30, 2021, 12:32:29 PM8/30/21
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Keeping a negro in chains these days is frowned upon by polite society.
I would suggest an electronic bracelet; one that can not only track his
movements, but can also zap him with 2000 volts of electricity if he
gets out of hand. In this day and age, we must treat our pet negroes
with dignity and respect.

Thomas Joseph

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Aug 30, 2021, 5:57:42 PM8/30/21
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> He is King Kong for real. I can see him climbing a tall building.

I can see him falling from a tall building. With CGI a lot of old movies can be used for comedy. Just certain scenes. Like the scene where Kong has the broad at the top of the Empire State Building. Instead of Kong, suddenly we see Mike Tyson. But he is not holding her in his arms Kong style. He is not petting her protectively. He has her up against the base of the skyscrape's antenna and is fucking the living crap out of her. Up the ass. Pieces of her shit falling to the crowd below. And again via CGI, keep the 1930s crowd scenes, but insert the flashing of cellphone cameras as the crowed gathered below captures their favorite moments from the once in a life time event. Many are taking selfies so they can later say what everyone who has ever lived always wants to say: "I WAS THERE, MAN!"

Thomas Joseph

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Aug 30, 2021, 6:04:03 PM8/30/21
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> Keeping a negro in chains these days is frowned upon by polite society.
> I would suggest an electronic bracelet; one that can not only track his
> movements, but can also zap him with 2000 volts of electricity if he
> gets out of hand. In this day and age, we must treat our pet negroes
> with dignity and respect.


I am going to get serious a minute because I genuinely believe what I'm saying and have for a long time, that the Negro was not singled out for abuse on the basis of his skin color, but was a natural choice for the safety of society. Maybe not in the long run though. You see, the Negro came to this country already wearing a convict uniform in the form of his skin. imagine trying to escape. To where? At least a real convict uniform can be removed. But the Negro wears his all the time. So it was - and is - only natural for those in charge of arresting people to turn to those who can't escape as easily. But in some ways it wound up differently than they had hoped. The Negro ghettos in some towns are massive enough to be cities unto themselves. They are fortresses. I know, I drove a cab. I've been through them many times. Sure, people living there have it tough, they have to avoid certain people. But if you are white and you're taking a Black to the big ghetto and he fucks you over somehow and you get out to chase him you will be out of luck because everyone the fortress will protect him. The very fortress we ourselves built.

OllieN...@aol.com

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Sep 1, 2021, 2:42:24 AM9/1/21
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What color are Afghanis? They are coming in by the millions now. We need to be able to spot them. I bet they smell. Get your noses in shape.

Judith Latham

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Sep 1, 2021, 7:49:06 PM9/1/21
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They will be riding camels and wearing towels wrapped around their
heads. If you think your neighborhood has a dog shit problem now, wait
until you see how things will be once the camels move in.

Thomas Joseph

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Sep 1, 2021, 10:39:29 PM9/1/21
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> What color are Afghanis? They are coming in by the millions now. We need to be able to spot them. I bet they smell. Get your noses in shape.


I knew quite a few in L.A. Lots of them drove cab. I got along with them. They are
Arabs, mostly caucasian. Some Arabs got Negro in them. But so do Whites in the US and all over the world. The Arabs enslaved the Negros long before Euro trash got ahold of them. So some Arabs are going to look darker than others - more Negroidal. That's another reason I like the newspaper. Sometimes by mistake they'll let something out. Like photos of citizens in street cafes, etc. When you look at them they don't look much different from French people or other Euro types, maybe just a bit darker. And lots of them are very light. Same with Spain. Most native Spaniards are light. Very light even. But at some point in history the Moors invaded Spain, and as happens with all invasions, mingling of a sexual nature occurred. Anyway, the Afghanis are rough. Look at their terrain. As I said before, I like the Taliban. I may not support them or care about them as a political group - I just like their resolve. The Soviets couldn't beat them. Neither could WE. Of course we could wipe them out if we were willing to drop the big bomb which could result in all countries turning against us. The only way our country is ever going to beat any of these people is with nuclear weapons. The troops are punks. They got the kevlar, the ammo, the training, blah blah blah - but they got no guts. They ain't Arab man - they just ain't got it.

Fuck you, you White mother fuckers!

Thomas Joseph

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Sep 1, 2021, 10:49:48 PM9/1/21
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> They will be riding camels and wearing towels wrapped around their
> heads. If you think your neighborhood has a dog shit problem now, wait
> until you see how things will be once the camels move in.


Hate to get all serious here, especially as a non fan of written history, but what comes into our country and how they act, no matter what part of the world they come from, will all depend on their financial status. If they are poor they will go to the ghetto. In a ghetto shared by more than one ethnicity they may even take the bottom rung on the ladder. That's the way it goes. I don't want to live around immigrants from any country. I have done it. Mexicans mostly. I liked the people, but their culture was loud - lots of kids. Lots of high blood pressure in my life back then trying to sleep so I could drive the fucking cab the next day. I lived for a time in the Arab section of Allentown Pa and they had their own markets and so forth but there were no gangs. But the Arabs who first settled there in the 20s and teens of the last century were not the poor type. Not saying they were rich, but I'm guessing they were the ones who got a decent start when they got here - not just tossed into a fucking war zone. I am half Arab. I am sure you think I' backing them here just because of that. Not true. I just think they're decent people. Sure, you get the wrong ones - the ones that grew up tough like the Palestinians - you know, rough and abused, oppressed - you know about that kind of stuff, right? - yep, you get the rough ones in your hood you're going to get them bag and baggage. It's funny in a way - the very immigrants we create we bring in so the REAL Americans can complain about them.

By the way Ollie - seriously - passed a magazine in the supermarket aisle today with a picture of the Dalai Lama on the front cover and the first thing I thought was, "What does Ollie think - is the Dalai Lama a gook or not? So, that's the question Ollie - is the Dalai Lama a gook or not?

OllieN...@aol.com

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Sep 2, 2021, 1:03:54 AM9/2/21
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Yes he is a gook. If and when we start killing them folks, the troops will call them gooks. They are more gooky than negro.

Thomas Joseph

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Sep 2, 2021, 4:46:46 PM9/2/21
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> Yes he is a gook. If and when we start killing them folks, the troops will call them gooks. They are more gooky than negro.


Is the Dalai Lama an actual guy or is it a title that belongs to different guys over time? I never got into it enough to know. Thank God for the google search bar. I'll find out. The guy looked really young in the photograph. I remember the Dalai Lama from when I was a kid. Or maybe it was someone else. I'm going to look it up, almost as if the Dalai Lama himself, or maybe his spirit, is encouraging me from beyond the void. I must know more about this gook!


""The 14th and current Dalai Lama is Tenzin Gyatso, who lives as a refugee in India. The Dalai Lama is also considered to be the successor in a line of tulkus who ... ""

Aha, I thought so. So it's kind of like the Pope. A title. This is the 14th incarnation of the Dalai Lama. For a while there looking at that photo I was beginning to wonder if gooks really are able to make themselves look younger through transcendental meditation.

The 14th and current TJ

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I think anyway can be a Dali Lama. Their are born. Something is special about them and they are put on the path to enlightenment. In this country they are called retards, in China they are Gods.

Judith Latham

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The Dali Lama is not Chinese, therefor he is not a gook. He is from
Tibet, which means I don't know what the fuck he is. What I do know is
that he is held in such high esteem that the Tibetans sing to him his
favorite song whenever he is near; "Hello Dolly".



Thomas Joseph

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Sep 3, 2021, 6:43:27 PM9/3/21
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> I think anyway can be a Dali Lama. Their are born. Something is special about them and they are put on the path to enlightenment. In this country they are called retards, in China they are Gods.


Maybe it's the reverse. Maybe the Dalai Lama is hated in his own country but is a big hit in English speaking countries. He is the Buddhist version of Swedes being neutral. The Nobel Prize and other bullshit. I believe he is adored in the US. I speak only for myself, not for everyone, when I say, "By God, I love the Dalai Lama!"

The spirit of John Lennon lives through him. Go. Speak with him and ye shall learn.

Thomas Joseph

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Sep 3, 2021, 6:48:14 PM9/3/21
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> The Dali Lama is not Chinese, therefor he is not a gook. He is from
> Tibet, which means I don't know what the fuck he is. What I do know is
> that he is held in such high esteem that the Tibetans sing to him his
> favorite song whenever he is near; "Hello Dolly".


He is of the East - an Oriental. But the photos of him, the vids I've seen (not many), his oriental features are toned down in the same way early cinema Negro's features were toned down for the American public. I don't know who's behind it but it's obvious the US is pulling the strings of the good spirit of the Dalai Lama. He has no ethnicity. He is a man of God. He is our salvation. I like the way they all look alike, same orange colored robe. An all in the family type thing. Passed down over the generations, like axe executioners in Europe back in the day.

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Sep 4, 2021, 3:25:34 AM9/4/21
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Orange is the color of enlighenment unless you are Trump. The Dali Trumps trump.

Thomas Joseph

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Sep 4, 2021, 5:47:51 PM9/4/21
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> Orange is the color of enlighenment unless you are Trump. The Dali Trumps trump.

Trump is still in the news. The media feels lost without him. They can't wait to get on Biden's ass but know that doing so would paint them as what they are - hypocrites. Insane how they go on and on about the January 6th White House "Insurrection". A few hundred people a tad out of line and they call it an insurrection. I am losing interest in just about everything. But I don't want to go too far. I don't want to lose total interest in this group. It's my last bastion of communication with the outside world. So even though I am losing interest in the group along with just about everything else in life, I will cling to the group not only for my own interests but for the group itself. Not just for our active members but for our devoted readership of whom there are thousands.

How about Agent Orange? It could take out Trump and the Lama at the same time.

OllieN...@aol.com

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Sep 7, 2021, 12:54:44 AM9/7/21
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Summer is winding down. Soon we will be carving pumpkins. Stuffing turkeys. Hanging balls on trees. Yes it will be like the old days.

Thomas Joseph

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Sep 7, 2021, 7:41:16 PM9/7/21
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> Summer is winding down. Soon we will be carving pumpkins. Stuffing turkeys. Hanging balls on trees. Yes it will be like the old days.


The good old days are here again. And again. And again. And again. Yes, summer is winding down and once again I let it go by without using it. I vowed to take advantage of it this time, but once again I punked out. Maybe I don't like the summer as much as I used to. I don't mind the winter as long as it's not wind in the face. What I don't like about winter is the laundry - too much of it. Sweat shirts, all kinds of heavy stuff all sweated up. Pisses me off. I do like summer but I guess I am not the sun lover I used to be. Used to be by the pool every summer (Hollywood, I knew where all the pools were). I still like the concept but it's just not the same. The good old days never go away, they just pile up and smother you to death mutant boa constrictor style.

OllieN...@aol.com

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Sep 7, 2021, 8:40:40 PM9/7/21
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On Tuesday, September 7, 2021 at 7:41:16 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Summer is winding down. Soon we will be carving pumpkins. Stuffing turkeys. Hanging balls on trees. Yes it will be like the old days.
> The good old days are here again. And again. And again. And again. Yes, summer is winding down and once again I let it go by without using it. I vowed to take advantage of it this time, but once again I punked out. Maybe I don't like the summer as much as I used to. I don't mind the winter as long as it's not wind in the face. What I don't like about winter is the laundry - too much of it. Sweat shirts, all kinds of heavy stuff all sweated up. Pisses me off. I do like summer but I guess I am not the sun lover I used to be. Used to be by the pool every summer (Hollywood, I knew where all the pools were). I still like the concept but it's just not the same. The good old days never go away, they just pile up and smother you to death mutant boa constrictor style.


The summer of Ollie is coming to an end. You can't be white after Labor day. Soon we will be back to the black.

Thomas Joseph

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Sep 8, 2021, 10:40:29 PM9/8/21
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> The summer of Ollie is coming to an end. You can't be white after Labor day. Soon we will be back to the black.

I saw a Negro say that in a commercial, can't recall the product. I don't get it. Plus I don't care. I mean, if someone tells me what "You can't be white after labor day" mean, fine. But I'm not searching for it. The summer of Ollie is coming to an end. Mine never started. It was there for the taking but I didn't grab for it. The bed is overtaking me. Ah yes, the bed, where seasons blend softly together as one.

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Sep 9, 2021, 2:30:21 PM9/9/21
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On Wednesday, September 8, 2021 at 10:40:29 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > The summer of Ollie is coming to an end. You can't be white after Labor day. Soon we will be back to the black.
> I saw a Negro say that in a commercial, can't recall the product. I don't get it. Plus I don't care. I mean, if someone tells me what "You can't be white after labor day" mean, fine. But I'm not searching for it. The summer of Ollie is coming to an end. Mine never started. It was there for the taking but I didn't grab for it. The bed is overtaking me. Ah yes, the bed, where seasons blend softly together as one.


I been sleeping pretty good. I love the fact that I can finish a dream. When working so many interrupted by the alarm clock. Also there are those dreams where you are lightly awake and then sink back into them. Working is a killer of dreams.

Thomas Joseph

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Sep 9, 2021, 5:38:25 PM9/9/21
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> I been sleeping pretty good. I love the fact that I can finish a dream. When working so many interrupted by the alarm clock. Also there are those dreams where you are lightly awake and then sink back into them. Working is a killer of dreams.


I see a disgruntled worker at his desk suddenly snapping, rising from his desk and screaming at his environment, "Dream killer!", before drawing two pistols from his pants and blasting the air with wild abandon. "I'm just shooting at the air", he says, "if anybody gets in the way it's their fault." Then while firing he breaks down crying, mumbling over and over as the cops arrive to take him away, "Dream killer, dream killer, dream killer."

I heard that dreams are only a split second long. I tend to believe that. I wake up a lot. No reason to sleep other than escape. And yes, I do love it. The dreams. Even the bad ones are good. Unless they cross the line into Nightmare Alley. But I rarely go there. Some dreams are not nightmares but leave a creepy vibe in your head for hours like you can't shake them loose. A weird, creepy, paranoia-inducing aura/vibe - or should I say motif?

Judith Latham

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I absolutely love nightmares. I take plenty of Ambien at night just so
that I can fall fast asleep and dream away. My favorite nightmares are
the ones where it's 1944 and I'm in a Nazi death camp, standing on a
line waiting to take a shower. The guard yells "We need more soap" to
one of the kapos, who points directly at me and says "This fat one here
should provide us all the soap we'll need for the rest of the war".
Everyone on the line starts laughing uncontrollably. Even the SS can't
help but chuckle. That's usually where I wake-up, so very disappointed
that I never get to walk into the shower room.


Thomas Joseph

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Sep 9, 2021, 7:13:57 PM9/9/21
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> Everyone on the line starts laughing uncontrollably. Even the SS can't
> help but chuckle. That's usually where I wake-up, so very disappointed
> that I never get to walk into the shower room.

Life is all about give and take. The theory of relativity. Sure, few people want to spend their days in a concentration camp. To them - to you - this is a nightmare. But imagine being all alone in the middle of nowhere in the middle of the winter with frozen rain pouring down on you, shivering and crying for someone or something to come along and save you - at that moment confinement in a camp would be a step up. Well, it could be. It could also be worse. Depends on what they want to do. Point is, I am sure there are many people, myself included, who could give you nightmares so extreme that you'll be begging for a re-run of the camps. You could also die in a way so horrible that you would be begging for the shower room. Of course that's the story of life and suffering, isn't it? The grass is always greener on the other side type stuff. It can always get worse. I will see to it.

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I am beginning to have death camp dreams (nightmares). This time it is over COVID and being vaxed.

Thomas Joseph

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Sep 10, 2021, 7:08:33 PM9/10/21
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> I am beginning to have death camp dreams (nightmares). This time it is over COVID and being vaxed.


Interesting to see how far I'll go to maintain my so-called principles. I don't feel hounded by the vax yet, probably because I don't work or belong to any organizations calling for it. Yes, it would be interesting indeed to see how much I'd resist the shots were suddenly mandated for people living in HUD places. I would resist because I know there are enough people willing to take the case to court, throw it in litigation where everything just stalls. Something like the ACLU would use it as an opportunity to make some noise, and I would them in turn. So for now I don't stress over it. I can certainly understand it though.

OllieN...@aol.com

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Sep 10, 2021, 8:02:45 PM9/10/21
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On Friday, September 10, 2021 at 7:08:33 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > I am beginning to have death camp dreams (nightmares). This time it is over COVID and being vaxed.
> Interesting to see how far I'll go to maintain my so-called principles. I don't feel hounded by the vax yet, probably because I don't work or belong to any organizations calling for it. Yes, it would be interesting indeed to see how much I'd resist the shots were suddenly mandated for people living in HUD places. I would resist because I know there are enough people willing to take the case to court, throw it in litigation where everything just stalls. Something like the ACLU would use it as an opportunity to make some noise, and I would them in turn. So for now I don't stress over it. I can certainly understand it though.


ACLU is pro vax. Commies. War is coming.

I am going to hold out from it. I expect it to be tied to everything, soc sec, medicare. I can survive awhile on my own. The key for me is this winter. See if a die off occurs among the vaxxed. The vax is definetly bullshit

Thomas Joseph

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Sep 11, 2021, 7:50:09 PM9/11/21
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> I am going to hold out from it. I expect it to be tied to everything, soc sec, medicare. I can survive awhile on my own. The key for me is this winter. See if a die off occurs among the vaxxed. The vax is definetly bullshit


I am a skeptical type. I see the negative on the horizon. But I also see the positives. I know what you mean, how the vax is tied to other stuff like social security - and HUD, etc. But I don't think it would happen to the old timers - guys like me - without some kind of ongoing court battle that could last longer, far longer, than I go on living. As long as it doesn't come out of nowhere I can handle it. Like if suddenly tomorrow it was "You - out of the building by next Friday if you don't get the shot within 3 days" - in that case it would be stressful, especially without anyone to side with you in court. But at the moment while lots of people claim to be all for it - and it's sickening the way they do it, very obvious they're not really for or against it, they're just going along with the program as usual - I think there are enough people against it to keep it from being full term mandatory. Come on, what are they going to do - toss a bunch of old people out on the street because they don't take shot? Boo hoo hoo. It's possible, but as things stand right now I don't think so. In the meantime if you're against the shot the only thing you can hope for is for lots of people who have taken it to die. That ought to back them up a while.

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Sep 12, 2021, 3:19:54 AM9/12/21
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On Saturday, September 11, 2021 at 7:50:09 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > I am going to hold out from it. I expect it to be tied to everything, soc sec, medicare. I can survive awhile on my own. The key for me is this winter. See if a die off occurs among the vaxxed. The vax is definetly bullshit
> I am a skeptical type. I see the negative on the horizon. But I also see the positives. I know what you mean, how the vax is tied to other stuff like social security - and HUD, etc. But I don't think it would happen to the old timers - guys like me - without some kind of ongoing court battle that could last longer, far longer, than I go on living. As long as it doesn't come out of nowhere I can handle it. Like if suddenly tomorrow it was "You - out of the building by next Friday if you don't get the shot within 3 days" - in that case it would be stressful, especially without anyone to side with you in court. But at the moment while lots of people claim to be all for it - and it's sickening the way they do it, very obvious they're not really for or against it, they're just going along with the program as usual - I think there are enough people against it to keep it from being full term mandatory. Come on, what are they going to do - toss a bunch of old people out on the street because they don't take shot? Boo hoo hoo. It's possible, but as things stand right now I don't think so. In the meantime if you're against the shot the only thing you can hope for is for lots of people who have taken it to die. That ought to back them up a while.

I do not know anyone who has had the vax dies from it or anything. But are they now taking the boosters? I have listened to a lot of people pro and con it. Well the pro ones just scream we will all die while the cons talk about the actual ingredients and how it works. I do not like the way it works. Too weird.

Thomas Joseph

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> I do not know anyone who has had the vax dies from it or anything. But are they now taking the boosters? I have listened to a lot of people pro and con it. Well the pro ones just scream we will all die while the cons talk about the actual ingredients and how it works. I do not like the way it works. Too weird.


With me it's not the vaccine itself, it's the vaccine industry. It's booming. They're coming out with vaccines for everything now. I don't trust the industry behind the vaccines, which is a specialized industry in itself. I don't know what's in it but I know I don't trust it. I do not rely on stats as presented by others trying to make us feel a certain way, but I use them to find things on my own. For instance the stat that says the majority of people resisting the vaccine are older people. That is a revealing stat. It tells me on the basis of their age they have probably had more dealings of a negative sort with the medical field in general. So they print these stats, wrong or right, but don't explain how they got them or what they mean. And that's good because I'm not reading their bullshit anyway. I don't like these scientists playing God. It's like the law. Every new law only proves the one that came before it didn't work. Same with the vaccines. One upon the other. No way will I give in to that. Under there of immediate death - up against the wall type stuff - ok, in that case I suppose I'd give in.

OllieN...@aol.com

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Sep 13, 2021, 2:51:03 PM9/13/21
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On Sunday, September 12, 2021 at 6:06:54 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > I do not know anyone who has had the vax dies from it or anything. But are they now taking the boosters? I have listened to a lot of people pro and con it. Well the pro ones just scream we will all die while the cons talk about the actual ingredients and how it works. I do not like the way it works. Too weird.
> With me it's not the vaccine itself, it's the vaccine industry. It's booming. They're coming out with vaccines for everything now. I don't trust the industry behind the vaccines, which is a specialized industry in itself. I don't know what's in it but I know I don't trust it. I do not rely on stats as presented by others trying to make us feel a certain way, but I use them to find things on my own. For instance the stat that says the majority of people resisting the vaccine are older people. That is a revealing stat. It tells me on the basis of their age they have probably had more dealings of a negative sort with the medical field in general. So they print these stats, wrong or right, but don't explain how they got them or what they mean. And that's good because I'm not reading their bullshit anyway. I don't like these scientists playing God. It's like the law. Every new law only proves the one that came before it didn't work. Same with the vaccines. One upon the other. No way will I give in to that. Under there of immediate death - up against the wall type stuff - ok, in that case I suppose I'd give in.


Statistics on this COVID snd vaccines are all over the place. 10% this 50% that... they do not give entire context.

Thomas Joseph

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Sep 14, 2021, 1:36:52 AM9/14/21
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> Statistics on this COVID snd vaccines are all over the place. 10% this 50% that... they do not give entire context.


I don't give a fuck about it. Not out loud all the time anyway. I think of it now and then but I'm not overwhelmed. I think it's returning in a big way because I noticed today the market shelves were a bit barren in essentials like when this thing first hit. I took a cab today. The driver told me he knows a guy who died from it. "How old was he?", was the first thing out of my mouth.

"He was young", came the reply, "only 65." Is that young? Compared to what?

Next thing I asked was, "Were there any conditions other than COVID?" He seemed to hem and haw a bit before saying, "No, the guy was as strong as a bull." Well let me tell you something Mr. Bulls die too.

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Sep 15, 2021, 12:37:25 AM9/15/21
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I think being strong as a bull when you are 65 is a sign of something wrong.

Thomas Joseph

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Sep 15, 2021, 4:59:06 PM9/15/21
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> I think being strong as a bull when you are 65 is a sign of something wrong.


I'd love to see that at a funeral for a guy who just died at 65 and everyone is gathered around the casket talking about how young and healthy he was with someone finally mentioning "Strong as a bull", to which another lesser known distant family member says, "Well, maybe that was his problem - it's kind of dumb to be strong as a bull when you'r 65 years old." I want to read about more funeral altercations. They don't have to be violent - emotionally charged is good enough. Like the Disgusting Craig Goss article from the old comedy group. I love the concept, the theme of everyone taking their turn giving their condolences at a funeral and somebody "going too far" with it............ I think we need that.

OllieN...@aol.com

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Sep 16, 2021, 4:55:36 AM9/16/21
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On Wednesday, September 15, 2021 at 4:59:06 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > I think being strong as a bull when you are 65 is a sign of something wrong.
> I'd love to see that at a funeral for a guy who just died at 65 and everyone is gathered around the casket talking about how young and healthy he was with someone finally mentioning "Strong as a bull", to which another lesser known distant family member says, "Well, maybe that was his problem - it's kind of dumb to be strong as a bull when you'r 65 years old." I want to read about more funeral altercations. They don't have to be violent - emotionally charged is good enough. Like the Disgusting Craig Goss article from the old comedy group. I love the concept, the theme of everyone taking their turn giving their condolences at a funeral and somebody "going too far" with it............ I think we need that.


Funerals are not as popular as they use to be.

Thomas Joseph

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Sep 16, 2021, 8:09:33 PM9/16/21
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> Funerals are not as popular as they use to be.

Maybe not with us. Certainly not with me. They never were. I was forced to go as a kid. I'm sure I'm not alone there. But it's not for me. I went to 2 as an adult, but I went willingly. I knew they would be less formal affairs. I thought COVID would put a damper on the mortuary business. I tend to believe if people go long enough without things they're realize they really don't need them. I still believe that. COVID just didn't last long enough or was not bad enough for people to stay away on their own, they needed a law for them to do it. What I see in the papers and hear elsewhere are a bunch of reports about how much the mortuary business suffered from COVID, as well as their customers who wanted to grieve in old fashioned together. Not old fashioned enough to hold the farewell ceremony in one of their own homes, but in a professional living room for the dead. I would not be offended if nobody attended my funeral - if I had one. As long as they are not offended when I don't show up at theirs. I don't know enough people. I have lived in this town over 25 years and have bought many newspapers. While I do not read the obituary page, I do see it. I see the pictures. Only once in all the time I've been here have I recognized the face of one dead person in the obit section. I am not rooting for anyone to die, but sometimes it makes me depressed when I see the obit section over and over and don't see anyone I know in it which tells me I really am a fucking loner/hermit type more than I ever knew, except when I worked. I am not rooting for anyone to die, but it would be nice once in a while to see the face of someone I know even if it's in the obituary section.

OllieN...@aol.com

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On Thursday, September 16, 2021 at 8:09:33 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Funerals are not as popular as they use to be.
> Maybe not with us. Certainly not with me. They never were. I was forced to go as a kid. I'm sure I'm not alone there. But it's not for me. I went to 2 as an adult, but I went willingly. I knew they would be less formal affairs. I thought COVID would put a damper on the mortuary business. I tend to believe if people go long enough without things they're realize they really don't need them. I still believe that. COVID just didn't last long enough or was not bad enough for people to stay away on their own, they needed a law for them to do it. What I see in the papers and hear elsewhere are a bunch of reports about how much the mortuary business suffered from COVID, as well as their customers who wanted to grieve in old fashioned together. Not old fashioned enough to hold the farewell ceremony in one of their own homes, but in a professional living room for the dead. I would not be offended if nobody attended my funeral - if I had one. As long as they are not offended when I don't show up at theirs. I don't know enough people. I have lived in this town over 25 years and have bought many newspapers. While I do not read the obituary page, I do see it. I see the pictures. Only once in all the time I've been here have I recognized the face of one dead person in the obit section. I am not rooting for anyone to die, but sometimes it makes me depressed when I see the obit section over and over and don't see anyone I know in it which tells me I really am a fucking loner/hermit type more than I ever knew, except when I worked. I am not rooting for anyone to die, but it would be nice once in a while to see the face of someone I know even if it's in the obituary section.


I will submit your obituary. That way you get a twofer for it. One for the obit and one for it being you. I will need something sappy to put in it. Also a picture. You got any recent ones? Also no dick pics. Some blacks may be offended.

Thomas Joseph

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Sep 17, 2021, 5:05:08 PM9/17/21
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> I will submit your obituary. That way you get a twofer for it. One for the obit and one for it being you. I will need something sappy to put in it. Also a picture. You got any recent ones? Also no dick pics. Some blacks may be offended.


It took me a number of years to realize that obits are paid for. I always thought it was some kind of community service. Obits can be good reading. On their basis some dead folks are presenting as having really busy full lives. "He did this, he did that", they say, and I'm thinking, "What am I, a corpse of something - no way could I ever do what that guy did even if I lived forever." But sometimes the writing is good. I would love to see a monthly obit mag come out - and I thought of it years ago - where varying opinions of the dead person would be shared and accepted - no bickering allowed, what better time to let truth fly than at a funeral? - a monthly mag that would mention everyone who died that years, some briefly, others getting more space based on the the appeal of their stories, paid for or not. Just let the truth fly, nothing necessarily brutal, just the truth, like, "I really liked the guy. He had his good points. They have already been discussed. But he could be an asshole too, everybody knows that. I remember the time............................, blah blah blah, zipping off into a story about the guy's darker creepier side.

Open House Condolence Rap-Down tonight, Goodman's funeral home, 8pm - Be there!

OllieN...@aol.com

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Sep 18, 2021, 11:20:54 AM9/18/21
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Magazines appear to be dead. The Internet killed them. Perhaps that is where the magazines obits are.

Judith Latham

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Sep 19, 2021, 12:15:41 AM9/19/21
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What could we say at Bozo's wake? I would hope something uplifting and
positive, and not focus on how he's been a real dickhead of late. Would
it be appropriate to offer a eulogy in Japanese, especially if nobody
there understands the language? I think there'd be more room for honesty
if nobody knew what was going on. Could condolences be offered in a form
letter where you just fill the name in the blank spots? Death can be
very confusing for everyone involved, including the corpse. It must suck
to lay in a box and hear people talk shit about you.



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OllieN...@aol.com

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Sep 19, 2021, 12:23:11 AM9/19/21
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I will deliver the eulogy in Ebonics. I want everyone to understand what a real BOZo Mr dENIRO was.

Thomas Joseph

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Sep 19, 2021, 7:13:13 PM9/19/21
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> Magazines appear to be dead. The Internet killed them. Perhaps that is where the magazines obits are.


I will never chase text to the machine. I am not against the machine. I own one plus the free government smart phone and I love it. They are almost strictly recreational. Many people, even those who don't know it, use theirs for work. I know, people see me with a paper or hear me bitch about the downward spiral and they assume I'm against the machine or that I am a rabid news follower. I guess I can't blame them. Most people get the paper for so-called info. I get it to relax. The machine is relaxing when there is interaction, like this newsgroup. I buy the paper to relax. So if every newspaper in the world went to the web, there is not one I would follow. I would replace the paper with something else. My hand, to jerk off with. All I need now is a stiff dick and I'm back in business.

Thomas Joseph

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Sep 19, 2021, 7:22:20 PM9/19/21
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> What could we say at Bozo's wake? I would hope something uplifting and
> positive, and not focus on how he's been a real dickhead of late. Would
> it be appropriate to offer a eulogy in Japanese, especially if nobody
> there understands the language? I think there'd be more room for honesty
> if nobody knew what was going on. Could condolences be offered in a form
> letter where you just fill the name in the blank spots? Death can be
> very confusing for everyone involved, including the corpse. It must suck
> to lay in a box and hear people talk shit about you.

What makes you think I'd ever show up at Bozo's wake, or that he'd have one in the first place? Well, he was married, had kids, a traditional life, at least on the surface, so probably that would be the case - some kind of official sendoff. Would Bozo have an open casket funeral? Imagine going to a funeral for someone you knew well but haven't seen in ten years. You walk in and the casket is closed. You ask someone next to you why.

"Was he in an accident or what?"

"No, nothing like that. I don't recognize you. You must not have seen Bozo in quite a while, right?"

"Right. I haven't seen him in 10 years. But I remember him well."

"Well ok then. If you remember correctly, he was not the most handsome man in the world, right?"

"Yeah, he was kind of homely, so?"

"So what I'm saying is he got even more homely over the past 10 years. I don't think you want to see what's in that box."

Thomas Joseph

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Sep 19, 2021, 7:28:46 PM9/19/21
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> I will deliver the eulogy in Ebonics. I want everyone to understand what a real BOZo Mr dENIRO was.


In all seriousness I think people who are opposed to open funerals don't deserve to live. I want to see such openness that the most grief stricken family members are able to appreciate the negative words of people they have or have not seen before. There should be room for all at the final farewell. And a person does not have to go one way or the other, they can be both. A guy can get up and say something sweet and full of love for the dearly departed. A few minutes later he could suddenly snap out of his seat rushing toward the casket screaming, "One more thing asshole - something I always wanted to tell you when you were alive but I didn't have the guts.............", before going into a long rant that has everyone including even grief stricken family members clapping and applauding. It is time for funerals to overtake the entertainment industry.

OllieN...@aol.com

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Sep 20, 2021, 8:37:36 AM9/20/21
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On Sunday, September 19, 2021 at 7:28:46 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > I will deliver the eulogy in Ebonics. I want everyone to understand what a real BOZo Mr dENIRO was.
> In all seriousness I think people who are opposed to open funerals don't deserve to live. I want to see such openness that the most grief stricken family members are able to appreciate the negative words of people they have or have not seen before. There should be room for all at the final farewell. And a person does not have to go one way or the other, they can be both. A guy can get up and say something sweet and full of love for the dearly departed. A few minutes later he could suddenly snap out of his seat rushing toward the casket screaming, "One more thing asshole - something I always wanted to tell you when you were alive but I didn't have the guts.............", before going into a long rant that has everyone including even grief stricken family members clapping and applauding. It is time for funerals to overtake the entertainment industry.


Could start with a Celebrity Funeral TV show. Broadcast the funeral of famous people. It was done with Michael Jackson. It is already a proven thing.

Thomas Joseph

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Sep 20, 2021, 11:19:42 PM9/20/21
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> Could start with a Celebrity Funeral TV show. Broadcast the funeral of famous people. It was done with Michael Jackson. It is already a proven thing.

Yeah, but I'm sick of celebrities getting all the attention. We don't need them. If we must use celebrities, let's go with minor ones. Known just enough to be known. This way through their funeral, the eulogies, the guests, interviews outside and inside the funeral parlor, we will be able to learn more about the lesser known celebs of our time. And we need a law - if it's going to be televised no one can be barred from attending. No one. A young celeb on his or her way up - known but not enough for their liking, still moving forward, trying to take Tinsel Town by storm - such conditions can breed hostility and animus. So with the lesser known celebrity funeral we will be more apt to see a more well rounded assemblage of mourners and celebrators. Maybe the dead person had an ongoing feud with another up and coming actor who shows up at the funeral and cuts loose with vitriol. Let's not over produce it. We don't need Jesse Jackson and other hogs of his ilk intruding on the festivities. A small funeral for small celebrities whose early deaths leave people wondering, "Had he lived just a bit longer, could he have become as good or even better than Dean, Clift, or Brando?" Arguments outside the parlor sometimes erupt into fights. Cameras are there. A ton of them. Nothing is missed.

Stand tall - go small

OllieN...@aol.com

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Sep 22, 2021, 12:08:00 AM9/22/21
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Let Leif know about this and perhaps he will be our first funeral participant.

Thomas Joseph

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Sep 22, 2021, 6:09:41 PM9/22/21
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> Let Leif know about this and perhaps he will be our first funeral participant.

Leif will be involved. He will be the guy in the casket. The day after he finally achieves fame - that's the way it happens you know, sort of overnight, comes from out of nowhere almost - the very day after he finally achieves fame he dies. He gets lucky. Dies before he has a chance to turn for his talents to go down the tubes. Kind of like James Dean only more so. Funerals need to be lightened up in a big way. Or get rid of them altogether. They are a waste of time and money. This is 2021, man. Let's do this thing.

OllieN...@aol.com

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Sep 23, 2021, 9:33:54 AM9/23/21
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On Wednesday, September 22, 2021 at 6:09:41 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Let Leif know about this and perhaps he will be our first funeral participant.
> Leif will be involved. He will be the guy in the casket. The day after he finally achieves fame - that's the way it happens you know, sort of overnight, comes from out of nowhere almost - the very day after he finally achieves fame he dies. He gets lucky. Dies before he has a chance to turn for his talents to go down the tubes. Kind of like James Dean only more so. Funerals need to be lightened up in a big way. Or get rid of them altogether. They are a waste of time and money. This is 2021, man. Let's do this thing.


Funerals will evolve. Get with the times. Be a big orgy of fat twerking colored women. But I will die begore it happens.

Thomas Joseph

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Sep 24, 2021, 12:54:30 AM9/24/21
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> Funerals will evolve. Get with the times. Be a big orgy of fat twerking colored women. But I will die begore it happens.

I did not become familiar with the term twerking till only a few short years ago. I had some idea it had something to do with showing off in some way but wasn't sure. So I looked it up. I don't like the Negro twirkers - I'm more into white cheeks with dark assholes. I also don't care for the thongs or bikini straps. I prefer the open cheeks, good for viewing - preferably in slow motion with a lot of jiggle going down - not that stupid highly speeded up bouncing up and down bullshit. Slow it down, give me some jiggle.

OllieN...@aol.com

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Sep 27, 2021, 10:10:20 AM9/27/21
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On Friday, September 24, 2021 at 12:54:30 AM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Funerals will evolve. Get with the times. Be a big orgy of fat twerking colored women. But I will die begore it happens.
> I did not become familiar with the term twerking till only a few short years ago. I had some idea it had something to do with showing off in some way but wasn't sure. So I looked it up. I don't like the Negro twirkers - I'm more into white cheeks with dark assholes. I also don't care for the thongs or bikini straps. I prefer the open cheeks, good for viewing - preferably in slow motion with a lot of jiggle going down - not that stupid highly speeded up bouncing up and down bullshit. Slow it down, give me some jiggle.


So far I find twerking a turn off. Esp the fat black kind. Give me a nice smooth wiggle if you please.

Thomas Joseph

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Sep 27, 2021, 6:24:47 PM9/27/21
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> So far I find twerking a turn off. Esp the fat black kind. Give me a nice smooth wiggle if you please.

Yeah, it's too much the same movement all the time. Also too fast. I think it's mainly a Negro thing. But lots of women have big asses in our society where doing what the Negro do is the latest trend.

Gotta go, feeling the need to twerk off.

Judith Latham

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Sep 27, 2021, 11:39:54 PM9/27/21
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Honey, you ain't seen nothing until you see my fat Jew ass twerking.
Black women have nothing on me. You can stick your face in my crack
whilst I twerk, and baby you ain't never gonna want to come back to
reality. Remember, I weigh 491 lbs and most of that is in my ass. When I
wear my thong, you'll go crazy.

OllieN...@aol.com

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Sep 28, 2021, 9:25:13 AM9/28/21
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Would you do a gang bang? And what gng would you like?

Thomas Joseph

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Sep 28, 2021, 4:47:52 PM9/28/21
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> Honey, you ain't seen nothing until you see my fat Jew ass twerking.
> Black women have nothing on me. You can stick your face in my crack
> whilst I twerk, and baby you ain't never gonna want to come back to
> reality. Remember, I weigh 491 lbs and most of that is in my ass. When I
> wear my thong, you'll go crazy.


I'll go crazy all right, crazy crying, "Get the fuck out of here", your funked out foulness oozing from every pore of 491 pounds of melting lard. Now, if the body frame - everything except the ass - were to weigh 10 pounds and the cheeks alone were to weigh 481, ok, in that case I might be willing to give things a go. I like a big ass - about a 48 to 1 ratio, cheek to skeleton percentage.

OllieN...@aol.com

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Sep 29, 2021, 9:35:47 AM9/29/21
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You should convert to metric.

Thomas Joseph

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Sep 29, 2021, 7:40:47 PM9/29/21
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> You should convert to metric.

We were talking about learning new stuff earlier. The metric thing comes to mind. I am not ready for it. If it comes to me easy, fine, I'll take it. But to study it and get it down, I'm not ready for that. I don't most Americans are or they'd have already installed it. I don't know, maybe one day. Until then I convert to nothing.

Judith Latham

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Sep 29, 2021, 8:56:06 PM9/29/21
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I am a girl of sizable proportions but it all looks good (except my
thighs and arms). Everybody tells me I have a pretty face with a big
ass, but it's nowhere the size you require. Plus size may not be for you
but some men go crazy for it.

OllieN...@aol.com

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Sep 30, 2021, 3:27:21 PM9/30/21
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Pretty faces do not last. Best to start with ugly and get use to it.

Judith Latham

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Sep 30, 2021, 11:00:47 PM9/30/21
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That's my dear sister Sarah you're thinking of. The thing with Sarah is
she's like that mongrel you might see in a junk yard; she's so ugly,
she's cute. I don't know if you'd want to be seen with her at a
restaurant, but she's be a pisser to drop a hit of acid with. We Latham
girls no how to make a man happy. Sarah is a virgin but I'm sure she'd
be a willing mate for Mr. Right.

OllieN...@aol.com

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Oct 1, 2021, 2:29:37 PM10/1/21
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Virgins are sometimes a tough nut to crack. I hate all the yelling and screaming and that is just from me.

Judith Latham

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Oct 1, 2021, 4:16:55 PM10/1/21
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That's strange. Most men I've heard from say the best sex you'll ever
have is when you pop the cherry of a virgin. For the rest of her life,
she may not remember anything else about you, but she'll remember
getting the dicking down you gave her. It is definitely worth the effort.



OllieN...@aol.com

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Oct 2, 2021, 8:50:36 PM10/2/21
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It doesn't even need to be a good one. I got women on facebook demanding their cherry back.

Thomas Joseph

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Oct 2, 2021, 8:59:38 PM10/2/21
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> It doesn't even need to be a good one. I got women on facebook demanding their cherry back.


More sex talk. Too boring. Not my style. So I will take this opportunity to apologize for not posting the last few days. I was in bed with many valiums swimming around in my system. They don't put me to sleep but they make not being able to sleep easier to take. I am finally up. Too tired to even walk uptown today so am eating candy bars and chips and coca cola for supper on through. I will begin my responses from the furthest back posts. The past matters.

OllieN...@aol.com

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Oct 3, 2021, 11:16:48 AM10/3/21
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On Saturday, October 2, 2021 at 8:59:38 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > It doesn't even need to be a good one. I got women on facebook demanding their cherry back.
> More sex talk. Too boring. Not my style. So I will take this opportunity to apologize for not posting the last few days. I was in bed with many valiums swimming around in my system. They don't put me to sleep but they make not being able to sleep easier to take. I am finally up. Too tired to even walk uptown today so am eating candy bars and chips and coca cola for supper on through. I will begin my responses from the furthest back posts. The past matters.


Yet you will post on sex extensively. I got the proof. Ass sniffing and all.

Judith Latham

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Oct 3, 2021, 12:50:43 PM10/3/21
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I met a guy a few years back who all he wanted to do sexually was sniff
my asshole while he jerked himself off. What is wrong with men like you?

Thomas Joseph

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Oct 3, 2021, 10:13:46 PM10/3/21
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> Yet you will post on sex extensively. I got the proof. Ass sniffing and all.

Yeah, but that's not sex, it's more in the realm of science. Sure, sometimes a good whiff might make the old bone jump, but that is not my main purpose. I'm a smell man, no doubt about it. But I am not a sex addict. I am not man enough.

Thomas Joseph

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Oct 3, 2021, 10:17:09 PM10/3/21
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> I met a guy a few years back who all he wanted to do sexually was sniff
> my asshole while he jerked himself off. What is wrong with men like you?

Ass sniffing is seen by many as odd or even insane. But it is normal. Very normal. Any guy who says he doesn't like the smell of the proper asshole, or more accurately the cheeks that surround the hole, soft pillowing folds of feminine flesh with a reek all its own. It can be disgusting though. Especially when it's over and fruition has been achieved. At that time the alluring reek of a lady's inviting ass quickly becomes just another small town sewer.
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