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[quote=Giantone;1114780]While I do agree with you 100% I want to take it a little further .

Over the last week to ten days there have been two different cases of child abuse and to me neglect in Hagerstown Maryland ,a 9 year old was hand cuffed to a bed and beaten and kicked for sneaking a piece of his own birthday cake .Second a 6 year old autistic boy was beaten to death both by the boyfriends of the mothers ,if I was a cop I would have shot them on the spot and the mothers too .[/quote]

such sad cases.

add to that the little boy who was being pushed in a swing for 3 days straight in waldorf and the baby left on the side of the road a few days ago in pasadena. . . .

mental illness is soo real and impactful on so many levels. of course, the ppl who need help think everyone is the problem ...

life is hard on so many levels for so many ppl w mental issues (big or small)

for some wout mental problems, you say, what is so hard about getting up in the morning, going to work, working, coming home and relaxing.

ppl w anxiety or bi polar or ptsd cant think in small manageable ways. they cant make life simple. they make it very hard and too complex and over-whelming. they are so consumed with future what-ifs and negative thoughts that it cripples them.

life is as hard as you make it for yourself.

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[quote=Giantone;1114780]While I do agree with you 100% I want to take it a little further .

Over the last week to ten days there have been two different cases of child abuse and to me neglect in Hagerstown Maryland ,a 9 year old was hand cuffed to a bed and beaten and kicked for sneaking a piece of his own birthday cake .Second a 6 year old autistic boy was beaten to death both by the boyfriends of the mothers ,if I was a cop I would have shot them on the spot and the mothers too .[/quote]

Unfortunately I believe the 9 year old succumbed to his injuries today. This world is horrible at times. I have 4 kids under 8 and it blows my mind how anyone can hurt a child.

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[url=http://nypost.com/2015/07/02/gunmans-sister-wants-your-money-because-her-racist-brother-ruined-her-wedding/]Charleston gunman’s sister did about the most narcissistic thing she could | New York Post[/url]

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[QUOTE=over the mountain;1114809][url=http://nypost.com/2015/07/02/gunmans-sister-wants-your-money-because-her-racist-brother-ruined-her-wedding/]Charleston gunman’s sister did about the most narcissistic thing she could | New York Post[/url][/QUOTE]


Maybe there is room for two in the chair?

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Finding a black snake in the house

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I'm starting a GoFundMe account to cover my anger management counseling this has caused me.....

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[QUOTE=Chico23231;1114889]Finding a black snake in the house[/QUOTE

dude that is some scary stuff right there.

i need details. did you find him? did you catch him or cattle him through an open door? if he got in once he can get in twice.

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[quote=over the mountain;1114900][QUOTE=Chico23231;1114889]Finding a black snake in the house[/QUOTE

dude that is some scary stuff right there.

i need details. did you find him? did you catch him or cattle him through an open door? if he got in once he can get in twice.[/quote]

this is funny...i have the little mound of "snaps"(those little loud noise making kids thing) on top of my fridge and one fell and pop in the kitchen. I went to find out what it was and i saw a little black snake(bout 18 inches-2 feet) trying to run back down the back of fridge and gotten wedged between the wall. I pulled the fridge out where he fell and coiled up. I have a garden rake on my deck and just litterally pick it up and pushed it out the back door. It hit my deck and was gone. I pretty sure its the dryer vent how he got in, because he did make an effort to go that way.

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[quote=Chico23231;1114907][quote=over the mountain;1114900]

this is funny...i have the little mound of "snaps"(those little loud noise making kids thing) on top of my fridge and one fell and pop in the kitchen. I went to find out what it was and i saw a little black snake(bout 18 inches-2 feet) trying to run back down the back of fridge and gotten wedged between the wall. I pulled the fridge out where he fell and coiled up. I have a garden rake on my deck and just litterally pick it up and pushed it out the back door. It hit my deck and was gone. I pretty sure its the dryer vent how he got in, because he did make an effort to go that way.[/quote]

thats man stuff right there.

i would scream, run up stairs to the deepest bath tub, get into the bath tub, assume the fetile position and pee my pants.

maybe not for a 2 footer.

Re: What REALLY grinds your gears?
 

Jenner winning the arthur ashe courage award over the likes of people like jim kelly. Dont really care what the hell you wear or call yourself.

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The Liberal media shoving Caitlyn Jenner down our throats. I seriously doubt many people want to see a 65 year old heshe in a dress.

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Caitlyn doesnt deserve it over Jim Kelly. Sorry, just doesnt.

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[QUOTE=Buffalo Bob;1114936]The Liberal media shoving Caitlyn Jenner down our throats. I seriously doubt many people want to see a 65 year old heshe in a dress.[/QUOTE]


Espn is giving her the award because people are going to tune in to watch it. Its bullshit.

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Love Kelly but he's not the first one to fight cancer. I'd say they're both courageous in their own ways.

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Last I heard, Caitlin was courageous to an expected tune of.......500m