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True story, sis
I knew it also and Lord Randall.@Neb i didn’t want to derail the thread where you mentioned the Princess and the Jabberwock. But, I also had the Jabberwocky memorized when I was in 8th grade.
I also had several large black and white posters of original artwork of Alice in several poses, with marijuana plants in the scene, and the caterpillar smoking the hookah sitting on a mushroom. Why? I don’t know.
Maybe he stopped off for lunchThey said: "garbage man with minor bumps and bruises". They would have mentioned any other condition.
...And he would have hit the house at an angle if he had veered off the road.
...I guess he was on a 'crash-diet'.Maybe he stopped off for lunch
I don't see a video.Caution. It is only a ten second video but it could take you a minute or two to watch it.
No video attached.Caution. It is only a ten second video but it could take you a minute or two to watch it.
Every other rig in our HS parking lot.
Early 2000's in Kentucky when I was visiting my sister and nephews. The high school parking lot was filled with trucks with rifles in the back windows. The rancher kids had to have them to stop predators in the fields to protect their livestock in the morning and afternoon to and from school. There was never a problem with the 16 year olds having rifles in their trucks. But, then again, they were raised properly and taught respect.
And there were NO school shootings!!Early 2000's in Kentucky when I was visiting my sister and nephews. The high school parking lot was filled with trucks with rifles in the back windows. The rancher kids had to have them to stop predators in the fields to protect their livestock in the morning and afternoon to and from school. There was never a problem with the 16 year olds having rifles in their trucks. But, then again, they were raised properly and taught respect.
Here, now, in Utah, the kids still have rifles in their trucks but they are not in the back windows. Still no problems. Properly raised, properly conducted.
I agree. I took my 12 Guage shotgun to grade school when I was 12 years old to go hunting afterwards at the Missouri River. No problems.
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