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Edited by
Zena
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Sat 05/02/26 02:12 PM
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double tap
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a spell check fer Slim
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Sorry to be the one to tell you this but Harry Potter was fiction...lol so are romance novels
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Topic:
just for Fun
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If tomorrow you woke up as the opposite sex. Whats the first thing you would do... love it
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Topic:
just for Fun
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If tomorrow you woke up as the opposite sex. Whats the first thing you would do... "p" standing up while writing my name in the snow 
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watched Sierra Madre: Brothers under Fire 2026 w/Kiefer Sutherland
it was a typical 'cartel' action flick filled with gun violence and death.. I give it a 6.5/10 |
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Topic:
Zee's Pub! - part 8
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good mornin peeps'n lurkers
happy Saturday to ya.. it's a cool, damp, rainy day here.. perfect for curling up in front of a fire reading a book or watching movies.. first tho.. gotta do some housework.. can never get away from that huh
anywho.. hope everyone has a super day..
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Topic:
Zee's Pub! - part 8
Edited by
Zena
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Sat 05/02/26 07:12 AM
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 thanks TG.. it's been a ride as you know.. you've been an amazing positive influence thru it all and I can't thank you enough...
I honestly didn't know if I had it in me to even talk to my neice.. I had agreed to a text but she was a tad over anxious and called instead.. blew my mind.. a mind that was already reeling from the emotions of the previous call.. anywho.. we talked about all kinds of stuff and well.. she said she was coming over to fix my roof and help with the deck roof  told her no but she said to reach out when I was ready'n they'd be here.. they're huge animal lovers too, her hubby actually is in charge of our zoo.. go figure.. they sound amazing.. too good to be true.. but I have to learn, I guess, to put my suspicions behind me and accept that real family is there for you.. no matter what.. WOW, as you know.. this is a first for me so.. fingers crossed.. but I WILL proceed with caution lol
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no worries mate.. we all make mistakes..
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Here I thought we all were suppose to find our sole mates and the story ends "...and they lived happily ever after..." lol you read too many romance novels yup, apparently they do end like that.. I wouldn't know personally but my mom used to read that drivel..
those too.. seems all that's lost on the new generations tho.. fairy tales that is.. no one believes in magic any more unless it's about Harry Potter.. lol |
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Topic:
Zee's Pub! - part 8
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wow.. what a day..
so here's an update for y'all.. I was adopted at a few months old.. I lived my entire life (up to recently) wondering where I fit in cuz I sure didn't feel like I fit in anywhere.. turns out, after doing a DNA test, I have over 21,000 relatives..    that's about the range of emotions I went thru.. in that order.. and today I added  cuz for the first time in my life, I spoke to my legit sister.. then not long after spending 4.5 hrs on the phone with her.. I got a call from the daughter of my brother, my neice.. ends up she lives just 20 mins away from me..
suffice to say it's been one heck of a day.. quite the emotional rollercoaster.. finding out where I come from, who my family is and that both my real/blood parents passed away some years ago so I never got the chance to meet'em.. as mentioned.. I've never felt that I belonged.. my adopted family (aside from my adopted dad) were cold, kept me at arms length (when they weren't abusing me) and never really wanted me around.. today I found something that moved me to tears.. a family I never knew I had but only dreamed about having.. being welcomed with open arms.. and finding they're just as warped and nuts as I am.. it's an amazing feeling to finally find a home.. MY home.. anywho.. I'm emotionally spent so I'd like to wish everyone a wonderful evening..
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Some of these scammers are from areas of the world that do not understand the difference in male and female names, I just got a message from a "woman" named Greg...lol OMG that's priceless..
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Here I thought we all were suppose to find our sole mates and the story ends "...and they lived happily ever after..." lol you read too many romance novels
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Topic:
Zee's Pub! - part 8
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@ TG.. smart move using the mower ta move that trunk..
mornin peeps'n lurkers
happy FLYDAY to ya WOOT 
for those that work the 'week'.. TGIF for ya
anywho.. woke to brrrr cold temps taday.. WTH? it's turned chill agin here AND we had frost warnins last night holy hanna it's MAY 1ST already this is nuts but.. can't do nada ta change things  huh
well.. got lots ta do (as usual lol) so hope everyone has a super duper day
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we all pay for it in the end don't we.. regardless if we break our own rules or not
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Identifying a professional scammer is almost impossible unless one uses professional tools designed for the purpose. Professional employment recruitment agencies use a comprehensive, randomised, cross referenced questionnaire compiled by forensic psychologists to eliminate undesirables entering the workplace. The same questionnaire can be used to eliminate impostors. I recently received a few unsolicited phone calls from well spoken, grammatically correct English speakers inquiring about the online services I use. The sales pitch changed to using a "better" service. The identifying factor was the caller never addressed me by my real name or identified their employer. I use one email account using my real name for online banking, bill payments and internet services. All other emails accounts are disposable aliases. Banking, bill payments, internet services use two factor authentication. When I requested confirmation via email, the caller could not provide my real name email account and two factor authentication. I thanked the caller and hung up. Singles dating. I live in Australia therefore I will use a local example. The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) is an agency of the Australian Government that collates and analyses statistical data on economic, demographic, environmental and social issues to support policy research and development. The cost of purchasing a home is expensive and requires couples contributing equally to save for a deposit and make regular repayments. Once divorced, assets divided, debts paid, divorcees become lifetime renters because it is impossible starting from nothing, saving a housing deposit, purchase, reach retirement age and possess the title deeds to a home. All Australian dating sites are saturated with divorcees with children, claiming they are living the dining out and travel lifestyle. When cross referenced with the ABS cost of living statistics, the claims are bogus, therefore run when you encounter divorcees espousing lifestyle. wow.. that's a very informative read.. thanks for sharing.. |
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Topic:
Zee's Pub! - part 8
Edited by
Zena
on
Thu 04/30/26 06:20 PM
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well folks.. anudder day comin to a close.. yup.. tamarra's FLYDAY
man o man time sure flies..
coons are out tanite..4 of'em chillin on me deck wit me.. such silly critters at times.. rollin around like they're friggen bowlin balls too funny..
anywho.. hope everyone has a great evenin.. until the morrow
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If the older women think of themselves as cougars, to attract younger guys , they better have assets, otherwise they are just stray cats... IMO that's so not true slim.. every guy I've ever dated (and even married) was younger.. it was unintentional.. I guess I just give off that "mommy" vibe
Dont take it personally ...but a younger guy is always looking for the assets first ..... how do I know this ....I am a guy .. And you certainly have assets... a house, a garden , a shed in the backyard, friends in high place, a snow blower etc etc ....so yeah, I wouldnt dream of calling you a stray cat...... And women always have options to make good or bad decisions....like any man does !!
funny part is.. I've been single for almost as long as I've owned ma home'n the last guy actually bought me the snow blower
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my dignity
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Helicopter circling my neighborhood with a bright spotlight looking for a person who fled the scene of an accident.
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