Elflocko

You’d think I was from Kentucky.

And she’s been dead for 30 years.

Yellowstone is one of my very favorite places on the planet. I first visited in ‘88 with my favorite aunt (yes, during the fires), we took our honeymoon there, our 10 year anniversary, and our final vacation in the U.S. before we left was Yellowstone. It breaks my heart to see the devastation, and the poor workers; it’s tough for normal people to live there on the regular, and this is going to gut their livelihoods.

1. Agree 2. He’s got a ring, so… 🤷‍♂️

Dunno, how much bullshit would you put up with to get a ring?

I edited the original post as there was a giant wall of white space beneath the article snippet for some reason...

Good to see you again, BR...

At least not in this country...

To me it means everyone, from individuals to corporations, contributing towards making society better as a whole and guaranteeing fundamental human rights. Ensuring that our nation's infrastructure (roads, bridges, water, electrical/power, technological, environmental) is safe, modern, and structurally sound, with every citizen having equal access to food, shelter, health care (mental and physical), education and transportation, with the government acting as an agent on behalf of all citizens to make it happen.

Those who rail the loudest about socialism actually fear communism, have nary a clue what either word means, and are oblivious to the fact that they are living in a soft fascist state. And I'm a socialist of the left-wing, tree hugging variety...

Technically, for it to be spam he would have to be posting that tripe all over the place; he's at least keeping it confined to that one thread. That said, I do believe he is guilty of baiting and trolling, and posts that shit for no other reason that to get people's goats. His profile location says "Living inside your head", so it's pretty fucking obvious what he's doing...

  Technically he discovered the part that was missing... 

@el_flocko

[quote name='Bengals1181' timestamp='1333291429' post='1114403'] well part of that was thomas Buford stepped up, but I think the struggles of Thomas (their best scorer) had a big impact on the game. [/quote] Ah, OK. I don't follow basketball and know none of the players. I was out at dinner with my wife and saw the end of the 1st half, most of the second. Five minutes in to the second I told my wife they were going lose as they were ice cold and Kansas had really taken the momentum...

[quote name='Bengals1181' timestamp='1333290322' post='1114396'] still a great season. Thomas' foul trouble was likely the deciding factor in the game. [/quote] Nah, the fact that they went 7 minutes at the beginning of the second half without hitting a field goal probably had more to do with it...