ah sorry to hear that. hope it gets better soon. were you triple-vaxxed?? ?how are Sandra and the kids?
everything says that omicron is so crazily contagious it's spreading literally like wildfire (which most of us are unfortunately all too well familiar with), even amongst the vaxxed.....we're supposed to be going to MD thursday but not sure how likely we can avoid it and that's going to be an issue because don't want to be around my 80/78-year old parents with it or my brother who has bad lungs/asthma......
I believe I am the first in dannysic to be positive for Covid-19.
And I'm in Quebec.
Hear ye, hear ye.
I bet you didn't know that there is a rare symptom of Covid: .
Stg it feels like my stomach and balls were kicked multiple times.
Imagine not being able to stand up straight because your stomach muscles hurt.
Hear ye, hear ye.
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I believe I am the first in dannysic to be positive for Covid-19.
And I'm in Quebec.
Hear ye, hear ye.
I bet you didn't know that there is a rare symptom of Covid: .
Stg it feels like my stomach and balls were kicked multiple times.
Imagine not being able to stand up straight because your stomach muscles hurt.
Hear ye, hear ye.
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Re: Does this happen to you?
It would feel gross to look through 20 - 30 bookmarks. There's that feeling of serendipity?that I want. But there's a price. In all these years i have rarely used bookmarks for anything. I find them annoying. That's the other thing.
On Wed, Dec 8, 2021 at 9:42 AM Richard Chang < rcterp@...> wrote:
Why wouldn't you just bookmark it then? You realize there is no difference between bookmarking it and watching it.
-----Original Message-----
From: Dan Buck < vertpurple@...>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wed, Dec 8, 2021 10:18 am
Subject: [dannysic] Does this happen to you?
1. There's a porn video you like. But you don't want to watch it every day.? Just every once in a while.
2. Maybe you go through cycles. Maybe you don't.
3. But sometimes enough time goes by and you forget how to find?it.
4. You can't remember her name or the website or anything about it.
5. When you finally find it it's like YES! I will fucking remember this.
6. But you don't want to write it down somewhere, for obvious reasons.
7. And then you forget again.
After a search of at least...2 months, I found one of my favorites again. I had to write her name and then bf?after it. Because she's with her boyfriend. It's the only way to find it!
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Re: Does this happen to you?
Why wouldn't you just bookmark it then? You realize there is no difference between bookmarking it and watching it.
-----Original Message-----
From: Dan Buck <vertpurple@...>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wed, Dec 8, 2021 10:18 am
Subject: [dannysic] Does this happen to you?
1. There's a porn video you like. But you don't want to watch it every day.? Just every once in a while.
2. Maybe you go through cycles. Maybe you don't.
3. But sometimes enough time goes by and you forget how to find?it.
4. You can't remember her name or the website or anything about it.
5. When you finally find it it's like YES! I will fucking remember this.
6. But you don't want to write it down somewhere, for obvious reasons.
7. And then you forget again.
After a search of at least...2 months, I found one of my favorites again. I had to write her name and then bf?after it. Because she's with her boyfriend. It's the only way to find it!
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1. There's a porn video you like. But you don't want to watch it every day.? Just every once in a while.
2. Maybe you go through cycles. Maybe you don't.
3. But sometimes enough time goes by and you forget how to find?it.
4. You can't remember her name or the website or anything about it.
5. When you finally find it it's like YES! I will fucking remember this.
6. But you don't want to write it down somewhere, for obvious reasons.
7. And then you forget again.
After a search of at least...2 months, I found one of my favorites again. I had to write her name and then bf?after it. Because she's with her boyfriend. It's the only way to find it!
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Yeah one did it to me. It was fun but one time deal.?
One asked me to do it to her and I could not do it. It felt sick to me even tho she wanted it. I was also worried it was a set up to have me charged.
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Have any of you tried it??
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Re: Mormons and Down Syndrome
yeah that's more or less right. for mormons, agency is an important idea. god will only judge those who have the agency and capacity to make moral choices. someone with a severe disability is someone who will go to heaven when they die, someone who is special enough that god doesn't need to test them the way he does the rest of us.
We went to a comedy show last night in Houston. There's a comedian named Steve Cantwell. He was apparently a Mormon for 40 years or so.?
He told this outrageous story that I think will be crystallized in my mind forever about how his father was killed when a boy with Down syndrome took a potato chip truck and ran over him.?
I was so absorbed..? you watch the story and you don't know if it is real but I think it had to be real. Otherwise he is basically saying that people down syndrome aren't humans
Anyway he said that in the Mormon faith they have so many people who have down syndrome and that Joseph Smith even declared them (or I guess the equivalent) as being like special people or something like holy people. Does anyone know if that's true? I don't see it on Google.
He was a very talented storyteller. It reminded me of Louis CK or something. Like so intelligent and well spoken and the craft was so honed but what he was saying was so outrageously..wrong.?
This is a clip of the guy but I haven't seen the clip
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Only in non-consensual encounters?
? In seriousness I've known a few partners who've enjoyed rough, but definitely want to err on side of caution with that?
Have any of you tried it??
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Have any of you tried it??
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Mormons and Down Syndrome
We went to a comedy show last night in Houston. There's a comedian named Steve Cantwell. He was apparently a Mormon for 40 years or so.?
He told this outrageous story that I think will be crystallized in my mind forever about how his father was killed when a boy with Down syndrome took a potato chip truck and ran over him.?
I was so absorbed..? you watch the story and you don't know if it is real but I think it had to be real. Otherwise he is basically saying that people down syndrome aren't humans
Anyway he said that in the Mormon faith they have so many people who have down syndrome and that Joseph Smith even declared them (or I guess the equivalent) as being like special people or something like holy people. Does anyone know if that's true? I don't see it on Google.
He was a very talented storyteller. It reminded me of Louis CK or something. Like so intelligent and well spoken and the craft was so honed but what he was saying was so outrageously..wrong.?
This is a clip of the guy but I haven't seen the clip
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Re: Interesting tidbits I learned from an active shooter training
"wait has Dan been living in Houston for a lot of years?"
the difficult policy calculus "damned if you do/damned if you don't" of the cop being killed who rushed in to find the active shooter - highlights how little value there is to the "well if many people are armed, we'll be safer" argument - when in a couple of minutes, before any response is usually possible, so many innocents are so easily slaughtered, with the ease of ownership of automatic/semi-automatic guns ....
not trying to be too much of a San Diego homer but it has a camping area in the middle of the city (next to Balboa Park), i don't know how good it is because off-limits unless authorized, with the Boy Scouts or something
Plus one thing at the bottom I forgot about Texas
1. Statistically speaking a shooter in a k through 12 setting will probably be white.
2. A shooter at a college or university will probably not be white and will be suicidal.
3. The days before Columbine The strategy was to set up a perimeter inside or outside the shooting site.
After Columbine the regular law enforcement routine was to suit up one police officer in double bulletproof vests and then wait for a second partner to arrive.
After Sandy Hook this stopped because now we know that a shooter has about 6 minutes before someone will stop him?
So now the routine is for the first person there to suit up and run in and find the shooter and kill him and do nothing about anybody who is hurt or bleeding or anything.
There was a shooting a few weeks ago at a shopping mall or something and this is what a police officer did... He was trained to run in with his pistol and just find the shooter. But he died.
4. When police officers stop you for a traffic violation they routinely touch your car and specific place just in case something goes down and their fingerprint will be on your car
5. The Houston Police department is the only police department in the US that has a separate mental health division for its officers.
6. If you are being attacked and have no weapon nearby. Try to find a fire extinguisher and shoot it into the assailants eyes and then hit them on the head with it. Or grab a pen and go right for the guy's eyes.
As for Texas, I forgot to say that Houston is the only city I know of where in the city itself they have a great camping site for kids... And they also have farms of cows. It's weird
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Re: Interesting tidbits I learned from an active shooter training
The subtlety here is that you¡¯re becoming a houstonian.?
Plus one thing at the bottom I forgot about Texas
1. Statistically speaking a shooter in a k through 12 setting will probably be white.
2. A shooter at a college or university will probably not be white and will be suicidal.
3. The days before Columbine The strategy was to set up a perimeter inside or outside the shooting site.
After Columbine the regular law enforcement routine was to suit up one police officer in double bulletproof vests and then wait for a second partner to arrive.
After Sandy Hook this stopped because now we know that a shooter has about 6 minutes before someone will stop him?
So now the routine is for the first person there to suit up and run in and find the shooter and kill him and do nothing about anybody who is hurt or bleeding or anything.
There was a shooting a few weeks ago at a shopping mall or something and this is what a police officer did... He was trained to run in with his pistol and just find the shooter. But he died.
4. When police officers stop you for a traffic violation they routinely touch your car and specific place just in case something goes down and their fingerprint will be on your car
5. The Houston Police department is the only police department in the US that has a separate mental health division for its officers.
6. If you are being attacked and have no weapon nearby. Try to find a fire extinguisher and shoot it into the assailants eyes and then hit them on the head with it. Or grab a pen and go right for the guy's eyes.
As for Texas, I forgot to say that Houston is the only city I know of where in the city itself they have a great camping site for kids... And they also have farms of cows. It's weird
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Interesting tidbits I learned from an active shooter training
Plus one thing at the bottom I forgot about Texas
1. Statistically speaking a shooter in a k through 12 setting will probably be white.
2. A shooter at a college or university will probably not be white and will be suicidal.
3. The days before Columbine The strategy was to set up a perimeter inside or outside the shooting site.
After Columbine the regular law enforcement routine was to suit up one police officer in double bulletproof vests and then wait for a second partner to arrive.
After Sandy Hook this stopped because now we know that a shooter has about 6 minutes before someone will stop him?
So now the routine is for the first person there to suit up and run in and find the shooter and kill him and do nothing about anybody who is hurt or bleeding or anything.
There was a shooting a few weeks ago at a shopping mall or something and this is what a police officer did... He was trained to run in with his pistol and just find the shooter. But he died.
4. When police officers stop you for a traffic violation they routinely touch your car and specific place just in case something goes down and their fingerprint will be on your car
5. The Houston Police department is the only police department in the US that has a separate mental health division for its officers.
6. If you are being attacked and have no weapon nearby. Try to find a fire extinguisher and shoot it into the assailants eyes and then hit them on the head with it. Or grab a pen and go right for the guy's eyes.
As for Texas, I forgot to say that Houston is the only city I know of where in the city itself they have a great camping site for kids... And they also have farms of cows. It's weird
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This is what the QAnon Shaman said at his trial
"When Mr. Chansley addressed the court, he quoted Jesus, Gandhi and Justice Clarence Thomas. He went on to discuss his tattoos, his late grandfather¡¯s role in his life and the prison movie ¡°The Shawshank Redemption.¡±"
"He also apologized for his role in attacking the Capitol, saying that in the days since, he has often looked into the mirror and told himself, ¡°You really messed up, royally.¡±"
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Nice Dave. And on that page there is a reference to the Changman.?
I did?
On Wed, Nov 17, 2021, 2:53 PM David E. Ford Jr. < ottoemezz@...> wrote: did you notice this part:??
There's only one of me
These are all from the first page of google...all have some things in common it seems
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omg they're the "buck twins"
On Wed, Nov 17, 2021 at 3:52 PM David E. Ford Jr. < ottoemezz@...> wrote: did you notice this part:??
There's only one of me
These are all from the first page of google...all have some things in common it seems
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There's only one of me
These are all from the first page of google...all have some things in common it seems
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