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How much snow dis you get yesterday?
ExiledInIllinois replied to Big Turk's topic in Off the Wall Archives
When were the other 3 years. Again... I don't deny things. I simply dont care. Like we will ever get everybody to agree to stop whatever they are doing? Only one solution: Adapt and overcome. -
Jussie Smallette (Alleged) Self Inflicted Hoax Assault
ExiledInIllinois replied to RaoulDuke79's topic in Off the Wall
I don't know why this song flashed into my noodle... But it did. Just enjoy, don't ask questions: Some of the finest poetry ever written: "After seven days He was quite tired so God said "Let there be a day Just for picnics, with wine and bread" He gathered up some people he had made Created blankets and laid back in the shade The people sipped their wine And what with God there, they asked him questions Like, do you have to eat Or get your hair cut in heaven? And if your eye got poked out in this life Would it be waiting up in heaven with your wife? God shuffled his feet and glanced around at them The people cleared their throats and stared right back at him So he said "once there was a boy Who woke up with blue hair To him it was a joy Until he ran out into the warm air He thought of how his friend would come to see And would they laugh, or had he got some strange disease?" God shuffled his feet and glanced around at them The people cleared their throats and stared right back at him The people sat waiting Out on their blankets in the garden But God said nothing So someone asked him "I beg your pardon I'm not quite clear about what you just spoke What that a parable, or a very subtle joke?" God shuffled his feet and glanced around at them The people cleared their throats and stared right back at him." -
Anyone here work in healthcare?
ExiledInIllinois replied to Another Fan's topic in Off the Wall Archives
Society is way beyond that. https://www.health.com/pregnancy/give-birth-in-coma-vegetative-state Only total losers get past "First Base." And, today, it's a nobody who ain't a loser... A victim, loser, or a nobody... Except those Roman Catholic kids in MAGA hats... They are winners! -
Holy crap... Read this: https://wildsafebc.com/cougar/ Gee... Ya think? Remember the good old days, when we just wiped them out... At least could walk to bus stop in relative calm. /smh If there have been cougar sightings, escort children to the bus stop early in the morning. Clear shrubs away from around the bus stops, making a radial area of about 9 metres. Installing a light at the bus stop may also increase security.
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Not saying it would be easy, and while getting mauled, dreadfully painful... But without a weapon to draw blood... What options do you have beside going for a soft spot like eyes and ears... At least jam something by the head... Rock, stick, you half-ripped off arm... Like the article said... Keep on fighting. Connect with the eyes seems the most logical. No? https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2016/mar/11/i-fought-off-mountain-lion-experience "...Feeling the lion’s face, I found its right eye and pushed my thumb through the eyelid all the way to the muscle at the back of the eye. I managed to get my knife free and stabbed at the top of its head before pulling myself to my feet and running away, down the trail...
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Why? You lay down and quit, you're toast. At least the thing is dead before it becomes habitualized on human blood. We are top of the food chain. I just walked into the kitchen and my cat was stalking me. Good thing I noticed, I got really big, raised my hands above my head & attempted a 65 yard punt. End of story, threat neutralized. ? Geeze... At least carry knife (strapped to your shin) or something while jogging... Get some good swings in there. I always said... With the huge deer population here, one female big cat re-introduced here would probably keep things in check... And those pesky humans too. The mass hysteria would keep everyone on their toes. LoL.. Again... Why not? Betcha pretty banged up. But fighting back anyway possible... Dig into the eyes... Depends how big the runner vs cat is. If one is attacked, there is no other way... Besides having a weapon like a knife to at least inflict damage back.
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And the password is easy to crack in under 10 tries before nuking the account: OpenSesame Or is it: OpenSaysMe
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Wow... Works gr8... Just downloaded app... Watching the 10:00 News. LoL... Sorry, got to get back to it. Chicago market probably helps.
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Bad Firing Stories
ExiledInIllinois replied to The Real Buffalo Joe's topic in Off the Wall Archives
Working for the Federal Gov't... Almost nobody gets fired... Yet, in 60 years of existence (the field site/PDS @ work), they fired one guy last year. Just couldn't show up on time for shift. Real space cadet. A millennial. Combat Marine to boot. He felt entitled, like nobody could fire him... Argued with management, claimed PTSD... The whole 9 yards. He was a probey, he gone. I couldn't believe they pulled the trigger and let him go... Boss that fired him is a Navy Vet, okay... LoL... Aren't Marines Department of Navy.. But anyway... Big thing, just couldn't show up. All you have to do is show up and not get anybody hurt. He almost got somebody hurt. /smh. I wonder if he failed drug test? Always vaping, head in clouds... Maybe he was on something... Then the entitlement factor. Not sure how he made it through the Marines in Middle East. Got a few older service guys, retirees from Navy, Army... They seem to think it's the "New Service" (post 1980) with some of these young vets. Coddled too much. Too much baggage. Even if DoD broke him while he served, think giving him a job when he returned, a good paying job would have helped. Some just self-destruct. Oh well, it was a first. -
Bad Firing Stories
ExiledInIllinois replied to The Real Buffalo Joe's topic in Off the Wall Archives
I vote @Cripple Creek to be a moderator. He's got a certain flair, elan... Even esprit de corps for the job not unlike has been seen here in a short while! Very short while. How long before we vote to fire him? Over/Under... 6 months. ? -
Bad Firing Stories
ExiledInIllinois replied to The Real Buffalo Joe's topic in Off the Wall Archives
He mostly certainly could. I am not violating the Hatch Act. -
Jussie Smallette (Alleged) Self Inflicted Hoax Assault
ExiledInIllinois replied to RaoulDuke79's topic in Off the Wall
A little of both. What came first, the chicken or the egg? -
Bad Firing Stories
ExiledInIllinois replied to The Real Buffalo Joe's topic in Off the Wall Archives
Dude... I am not at work. I work 3 days a week... Do you want my schedule? So you can keep track? I have been off since Tuesday @ 6pm. Next day I go back is 2/7 (Thursday night)...Overnights. You should be an over-officious moderator. You got the talent in you. -
Jussie Smallette (Alleged) Self Inflicted Hoax Assault
ExiledInIllinois replied to RaoulDuke79's topic in Off the Wall
Just saying... If the whole town was in on it, especially the authorities, who's going to jail? Especially in an era with weak Federal oversight. ?? Who gets charged with murder? I know you are not purposely trying to be obtuse. It's very confusing. You're looking at it from the 2019 eyes... Not with 1899 eyes. I think you're still confusing the actual act of hanging vs. mob action that sometimes didn't result in certain death. Did you understand what I quoted above? I will quote it again below. Lynching didn't always mean certain death. There is a perception, a PERCEPTION that it did mean certain death. I take from this statement that not all lynchings involved certain death. I know, it's very confusing: "...The perception is that a lynching always involved a certain means of death — whether by hanging or shooting or burning. ..." The mob action was also a form of intimidation. Formal definition, which includes death. What anti-lynching laws seem to have wanted to establish is criminalizing the mob action and acting without legal authority. verb (used with object) to put to death, especially by hanging, by mob action and without legal authority. Can be confused hang lynch (see synonym study at hang) -
What snacks and food are you doing for the Game?
ExiledInIllinois replied to mead107's topic in Off the Wall Archives
The Super Bowl sucks. Just another Sunday. Not going to watch, why give my time and money to a crooked, fixed league. Unless it is the Bills where I could hope to see them stick it to the farce... Why bother? It starts with the individual. Don't go to the store and buy anything. It would be fascinating to see the what that would do to the economy the Super Bowl generates. If you really want to change things... Stop playing into the vapid, gratuitous, over indulgent consumerist culture. How much easier can it be with the Cheaters in the game... You know, fighting the urge to watch. Everybody complains about this or that, but then they run right back to the trough, buying what they are selling. Sorry for being Mr. Ray of Sunshine. Enjoy the game! Strap on the feed bag. -
Jussie Smallette (Alleged) Self Inflicted Hoax Assault
ExiledInIllinois replied to RaoulDuke79's topic in Off the Wall
Here is a good explanation: https://www.ajc.com/news/local/georgia-lynch-mobs-devised-flimsy-reasons-for-taking-lives/DPNqpcG72DpJFUV6FLQnlI/ "...The perception is that a lynching always involved a certain means of death — whether by hanging or shooting or burning. . “It’s not the method in which a person is killed, it’s the context in which they are killed,” said Hill, a professor of African and African-American studies at the University of Oklahoma. “That context is when the person is summarily, lethally and brutally punished for an alleged crime and denied due process of law. That cocktail of things is what we call a lynching. It’s less about being hung, shot or dragged to death.” ... ...In the early 1900s, at the height of lynchings in America, the NAACP tried repeatedly, and unsuccessfully, to persuade Congress to pass anti-lynching legislation..." -
Jussie Smallette (Alleged) Self Inflicted Hoax Assault
ExiledInIllinois replied to RaoulDuke79's topic in Off the Wall
Good thing The Polar Vortex wobbled south and was around. In February 2014, it was cold in Chicago. That month had lowest murder rate in Chicago since the 1950s! Go Global Warming/Climate Change! A warming arctic causing a wobbly Polar Vortex is surpressing the murder rate in Chicago. That's why this story is even more dubious sounding... When it gets cold, the murder and assault rate plummets with the temperatures. -
Bad Firing Stories
ExiledInIllinois replied to The Real Buffalo Joe's topic in Off the Wall Archives
Yeah... I am on my phone 99.99% of time. I usually type two or more letters and then pick from the list... Must have not checked this one. Touch and go. Not going to edit a short post unless really bad. No biggie. Close enough. Well: Just edited this post! LoL..n -
Jussie Smallette (Alleged) Self Inflicted Hoax Assault
ExiledInIllinois replied to RaoulDuke79's topic in Off the Wall
Of course it was a ***** you election. Totally agree. That's human weakness and how it was manipulated. Why people are weak. Don't want to be duped. Don't let emotions get the best of you. Don't let your own self-interest control you. That's where the moral compass goes off the rails. The weakness of the average American mindset it very apparent. The moral cracks, plain as day. -
Bad Firing Stories
ExiledInIllinois replied to The Real Buffalo Joe's topic in Off the Wall Archives
This just really fire's me up. That is all. Carry on. Thank you Young Fella, you are a true American. LoL... -
Bad Firing Stories
ExiledInIllinois replied to The Real Buffalo Joe's topic in Off the Wall Archives
I was explaining complicated pyschological operations in another thread. I suggest you go there for formal reeducation. Your post is exhibit A. But anyway... I am on to you. -
Jussie Smallette (Alleged) Self Inflicted Hoax Assault
ExiledInIllinois replied to RaoulDuke79's topic in Off the Wall
Yeah... I don't buy it. That's not a good reason. It's a weak reason, ability not to see the truth and still get manipulated to pick the wrong candidate. You have to have zero ethical compass to be manipulated. What happens if it's all a "double psy-ops" situation? Anyway, still an upside down election. The rural areas hold more electoral power... And it's those areas where their Christian moral compass was manipulated and played. If people would have just followed their ethical heart, the choice not ideal, but the answer clear and free of any voter manipulation. It's not about The SHill OR The Don. There are asymmetrical games being played. VERY complex psy ops... And they are very simple to avoid... But most don't avoid. I will just leave it at that so the argument doesn't get too PPP.