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- 51Posted by JakeOrilley 1 day, 15 hours ago to Nextdoor...a peek into the insanity.It is amazing. The comments that people leave while sitting behind the keyboard. You get a feeling of what they really think! You would expect a "looks great" or something, but someone, somewhere, feels either left out, or wants to get a remark in to hurt.
- 52Posted by mccannon01 1 day, 16 hours ago to Nextdoor...a peek into the insanity.Notice the post by rhfinle in reply to JohnRandALL with the George Carlin quote. She's proof of the quote.
- 53I was kicked off of Nextdoor after asking too many questions regarding local property taxes -- and the pipes, through which, those taxes were directed. The local Government Palaces -- whether the new City Council buildings or the Schools along with the top-heavy bureaucracy in our small town. I eventually left Eastern Washington State, now in Southern Arizona. I have eliminated much of the anti-social media and propaganda. Tranquility is my heaven on earth.
- 54For some folks in our modern age, the phenomena of The Barking Dog is their sole method for exerting a level of relevance .... The Barking Dog, as I see it, is a leitmotif for impotence. These folks Bark Like Dogs in their tepid rage, for it is the only thing that they are actually capable of, it is their little waving flag to shout into the void I Am Still Here and Demand to be Noticed!
- 55Posted by mccannon01 1 day, 16 hours ago to Nextdoor...a peek into the insanity.I absolutely HAD to +1 all of that!!! LMAO! Especially pass the brisket!
Edit add: If it wasn't 11degF (wind chill -8) on my deck right now I'd have my smoker out making something good as this discussion has me really wanting something good! Poor brisket would probably freeze before it smoked. LOL. Smoked on the outside, frozen on the inside and the temperature probe would get stuck! - 56Yup -- that would be me as well, offering the mutually beneficial exchange of value for value -- I will bring some adult beverages. Cheers!
- 57Posted by rhfinle 1 day, 17 hours ago to Nextdoor...a peek into the insanity.George Carlin (who I believe to have been the greatest philosopher of the twentieth century) said, years ago:
"Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that." - 58Posted by Lakestalker 1 day, 18 hours ago to Nextdoor...a peek into the insanity.Cut the assholes some slack. It allows them to be a badass without the fear of the “deserved” ass whoopin.
The internet was made for armchair warriors.
I’ve said for years the internet will be the downfall of society as a whole.
Dang! Now I’m hungry… pass the brisket! - 59Posted by AmericanWoman 1 day, 19 hours ago to Nextdoor...a peek into the insanity.Tad up 25 from you it's a zoo on there really you get to the point one cannot even laugh at them. But give aways move really fast!!
- 60Posted by AmericanWoman 1 day, 19 hours ago to Nextdoor...a peek into the insanity.Saw that too concerned about as much as the protestor activist that decided to pick up the smoke device (already burning) blew off part of her hand. Yeah FAFO!
- 61Posted by AmericanWoman 1 day, 19 hours ago to Nextdoor...a peek into the insanity.True enough!!! Have tried to stay on Next-door in my area 7 times, that's right 7 times. Finally, someone told the powers that be guessing someone did not approve of a comment (California people run this site) they tracked my home address and said I had to put my name on the site like the Assessors stated. Told them did you never hear of marriage changes? Gave up arguing and never went back never going back. Have some around me who still send me oh look what was on Next-door, ok thank you. Did not want to say OOOOKKK
- 62That event will precipitate the intended use of the 2nd Amendment, just like TN after WWII.
- 63Here in MA it is bad too. I volunteered to review NextDoor content, and have gotten some removed.
For the comment you note, I would respond: "Well sweetie, you don't have to eat it. I'm sure most of us wouldn't waste our appetite on your tofu salad either. Is my choice of silver for a car ok, or too reflective for you?" - 64Posted by mccannon01 1 day, 20 hours ago to Minneapolis Protester Biites Off Ice Agent's FingerMostly peaceful? LOL
- 65Posted by GrammarGrouch 1 day, 20 hours ago to Nextdoor...a peek into the insanity.The vast majority of people bought into the lie about the c0v1d shot. And the vast majority of those who allowed poison to be injected into their bodies have lost their ability to think critically. It truly is sad.
- 66That was one of the things I really - REALLY - hated about living in Tucson. Only one of the things, but it was big:endless repetition of "we've stolen their HOMESSS!!!" when talking about anything even slightly wild, like rattlesnakes, scorpions, tarantulas, and yes, bobcats, bears and mountain lions.
Big sigh of relief. It was hard to get back here to Texas, but I am glad - SO glad - I did.
Speaking of which, has anyone heard from Nancy? - 67"Peaceful demonstrators" bite.
- 68Talk about Revelations . . . "Everything will be known and come abroad".
. . . as if we didn't already have enough to worry about.
But maybe, just maybe . . . this will help us set up our priorities going forward. - 69Posted by Commander 1 day, 23 hours ago to Interesting Discussion on Precious MetalsI have a great video explaining some of this. Real Estate Mindset is produced by Travis Spencer. This is the offshoot of Mitch Vexler's trials with the Denton county, TX appraisal district beginning in 2016. Vexler now has a case in TX Supreme Court dealing with appraisal and bond fraud. He is a property developer and forensic financial analyst by experience. I've used his information to correct property valuations and the resulting taxes on 4 places in my town, as of last October.
The following video gives insight to local, national and global financial reset. About 32 min. The meat and taters begins around 7 min. mark.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgHsH...
Original Vexler production from March of 23 explaining property valuation fraud, resulting in bond fraud and its national deficit result. 5.3T on top of national indebtedness.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJlXq... - 70Posted by katrinam41 1 day, 23 hours ago to Minneapolis Protester Biites Off Ice Agent's FingerSo sickening, so true. It is getting to the point where the Babylon Bee IS the news. I read this morning that at least 100 angry (read inflamed) parents showed up at a West Chicago council meeting to demand that a teacher be fired for posting "Go ICE" on his personal media account. It would have been a great satire if the Bee had written it . In Philadelphia, the AG has warned in loud terms that ICE agents will be hunted down as the Nazis were after WW2. Insurrection is gaining momentum all across the country. I have come to the conclusion that our President is just giving the mob enough rope to hang themselves before he moves.
- 71Posted by mccannon01 2 days ago to Split the US?Yes, nice play on words. Glad to have a translator available!
- 72Neither did the snow leopard.
- 73Posted by freedomforall 2 days, 7 hours ago to Interesting Discussion on Precious MetalsI noticed that the Yahoo supposed end-of-day (5pm Eastern) pricing for paper precious metals rarely agrees with their own intraday price charts.
Today the Ag previous day close was 115 which was about $12 higher than the 5pm previous day trading.
The result was showing that Ag was down $10/oz or more all day today when it was actually up $5/oz compared to the prev day close per their own trading activity charts.
Just an error? Or were they trying to convince retail Ag market that silver was crashing? - 74Posted by freedomforall 2 days, 7 hours ago to Split the US?If only the rich can afford to buy, then the median price goes very high (even in flyover country.)
Deep pocketed corporate bidding for property obviously exacerbates the ridiculous pricing.
Sellers are advised (by corrupt agents who get windfall profits with high prices) to price property
higher than most ordinary buyers can afford.
So many RE agents are vampires; they should go into politics. - 75Posted by Commander 2 days, 8 hours ago to Interesting Discussion on Precious MetalsOn top of this is a paper to physical ratio of nearly 300:1. Watch the market price from 9-11 AM take its usual dip and then recover throughout the day. This is a paper dump that has been happening for more than a decade. The banks are desperate to cover shorts this time around. Problem for them: Not enough physical on the market.
At post Silver $115 and Gold $5250