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Sure sounds like abandonment to me. How does one "come home" to find this? "It was on Sept. 15, 2019, that the former supermodel came home to the $10 million Gramercy Park townhouse she shared with her husband, Cars singer Ric Ocasek, and found him dead from heart disease and pulmonary emphysema. The 75-year-old rocker had recently undergone surgery, but his passing was still a shock."
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No. But if you saw him today, kinda like R2D2-esque.
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No. Not Tim Cook. But, computer related. Burt Reynolds. I know this because I seen the picture before. We have same birthday. February 11th.
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Why did Gregg Williams fail as a Head Coach?
ExiledInIllinois replied to JetsFan20's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Because I saved the ticket stub from his first game as HC. 9/9/2001. It has his ugly mug on it! You remember that HomeOpener vs. New Orleans, right? I will sell it to you for $0.99. -
Instagram model uses her big guns to defend herself
ExiledInIllinois replied to \GoBillsInDallas/'s topic in Off the Wall
It's probably real. All on the up and up. It's what stupid does both ways in this gun culture. I vote it's real. BUT, I am willing to be wrong. Horribly wrong. -
You're in the right era with your father.
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I know the answer. I was born on his birthday. If my math is correct, try 1954. "War face." I believe it's called. Just after the end of the Korean War. But before "Rebel...(1955)" Wanna hint?
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Years ago went to see Brüno with my BiL/SiL and my wife. As we were leaving my wife and BiL were talking. I think one of them mentioned: "Good thing we didn't bring Dad, he'd come outta here scarred for life!" 😆
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I don't believe so? That would be a Yellow-Bellied. 😜
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We have them here. Trying to dig up a pic of the Downy... This is the Red-bellied I took a few winters ago... f6.3, 1/400 @ 300mm (highly compressed & much cropped to get under site limits): I may have posted this one earlier. PeckerHeads are cool. Special shout-out to my buds @Gugny & @BringBackFergy I caught this one while "backyard bathing" with the telephoto trigger. 😉 😜 😘
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Trolly Dodgers! All the way!
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Ha! I feel Star's pain. I just need a little bit on top where the bed post makes it thin. That's my story and I am sticking to it!!!
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😆 At least he admitted it. Today's words of wisdom. WOW, this is freaky appropriate timing... At least he's NOT codependent! 🤣 🤣 🤣 "Our Good Points What’s a codependent? The answer’s easy. They’re some of the most loving, caring people I know. —Beyond Codependency We don’t need to limit an inventory of ourselves to the negatives. Focusing only on what’s wrong is a core issue in our codependency. Honestly, fearlessly, ask: “What’s right with me? What are my good points?” “Am I a loving, caring, nurturing person?” We may have neglected to love ourselves in the process of caring for others, but nurturing is an asset. “Is there something I do particularly well?” “Do I have a strong faith?” “Am I good at being there for others?” “Am I good as part of a team, or as a leader?” “Do I have a way with words or with emotions?” “Do I have a sense of humor?” “Do I brighten people up?” “Am I good at comforting others?” “Do I have an ability to make something good out of barely nothing at all?” “Do I see the best in people?” These are character assets. We may have gone to an extreme with these, but that’s okay. We are now on our way to finding balance. Recovery is not about eliminating our personality. Recovery aims at changing, accepting, working around, or transforming our negatives, and building on our positives. We all have assets; we only need to focus on them, empower them, and draw them out in ourselves. Codependents are some of the most loving, caring people around. Now, we’re learning to give some of that concern and nurturing to ourselves. Today, I will focus on what’s right about me. I will give myself some of the caring I’ve extended to the world." <<<<😆 🤣 😂
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Why isn't "ugly" one of the choices? Definitely get my vote!