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Almina 1 year ago
#10 The pendulum needs to swing back in that direction.
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Ernest 1 year ago
Almina,
it should hit your head on the way back, to give you a nice first hand experience!
it should hit your head on the way back, to give you a nice first hand experience!
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Molly 1 year ago
Ernest,
wow. imagine not wanting to treat people and have them roam free in society andkill people
wow. imagine not wanting to treat people and have them roam free in society andkill people
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Ernest 1 year ago
Molly,
wow, imagine putting people in an asylum for "women trouble" or "lazyness", just like Almina suggested, you numb nut.
wow, imagine putting people in an asylum for "women trouble" or "lazyness", just like Almina suggested, you numb nut.
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Bert 1 year ago
Ernest, calm down Karen! Not every comment is a personal attack.
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Nathan 1 year ago
Almina, nope. We need more and better treatment, since society produces more and more opinions like yours.
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Sullivan 1 year ago
Nathan, wait, “society produces more and more opinions like yours (his)” - are you kidding? Have you read the news in the last two years? Bunch of nut bags running loose in the street. Hard to imagine how bad it has to get before that sinks in to your thick head.
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Ernest 1 year ago
#13 you can have that in real time at www.nesdis.noaa.gov/imagery/interactive-maps/the-world-real-time
#29 ANYTHING was possible in the eigthies.
#29 ANYTHING was possible in the eigthies.
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Pamela 1 year ago
Ernest,
Correct... full-disc imagery available every 10 minutes!
Correct... full-disc imagery available every 10 minutes!
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Simeon 1 year ago
#22 no it is not rare.
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Assene 1 year ago
#42. Amazing and wonderful!!
it should hit your head on the way back, to give you a nice first hand experience!
wow. imagine not wanting to treat people and have them roam free in society andkill people
wow, imagine putting people in an asylum for "women trouble" or "lazyness", just like Almina suggested, you numb nut.
#29 ANYTHING was possible in the eigthies.
Correct... full-disc imagery available every 10 minutes!