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- Feb 28, 2017
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- Perth Western Australia
Hey, respect your elders! Didn't your momma teach you that?If that's the case I would refer to you as fossil.✌
I'll be 66 on April 18. Not that old right?Hey, respect your elders! Didn't your momma teach you that?![]()
My grandparents bought me up. And you know I'm only joking. You started anyway with sonHey, respect your elders! Didn't your momma teach you that?![]()
Not long now you lucky bugger.I'll be 66 on April 18. Not that old right?![]()
My dad lived to be 91 so hopefully I got a few years left.Not long now you lucky bugger.![]()
Shit you refer to me as son .I'll be 66 on April 18. Not that old right?![]()
Yup, started youngShit you refer to me as son .
You must have been a very very naughty boy back in the day and lucky or unlucky depending on how you look at it .![]()
Hence the my house post.Yup, started young![]()
I take 2 just to be sureHence the my house post.. Better you touch those blue pills at your age .
Besides you've had your fair share.
REBEL.
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Happy wife, Happy lifeI take 2 just to be sure![]()
Damm tired wifeHappy wife, Happy life![]()
I remember my first time thinking as an adolescent boy. How could anything be more weird than getting naked with a girl and breaking every personal space rule you could imagine.Yup, started young![]()
well, it's already almost the case.Would you be willing to pay $8 to $10 a gal. to shut down russias oil and gas exports
Hope your commute to work isn't to far.well, it's already almost the case.
Living in France
1 week ago, the unleaded gasoline 98 was at 1,859€ the liter ( i did the conversion when i saw that, it's $7.87 per gallon, using the conversion rate €/usd 1 week ago )
Now, the gasoline is over 2€ the liter, and same for the unleaded one, so it's over $8 the gallon here...
Fuel cost is already there in some places. How about $20 - $30 a gallon? Perhaps the dictators in Venezuela will sell us some juice. Russia is self sufficient, the sanctions only hurt the US, and are largely ineffective. I voted no because I believe US policy in Ukraine is wrong-headed. Sanctions are not going to work to stop Russia, this situation is going to last as long as it takes for Russia to get what it wants. NATO military intervention is an escalation of the conflict. Biden Administration needs to de-escalate, encouraging Ukrainians to get in the fight using ancient Polish Migs is not helping and in fact might be considered US Co-Belligerence by Russia (Poland says they won't allow it BTW). Seems to me the smart thing here is for the US and the world to encourage Zelensky to stand down. Accept Russian terms for peace so we can return to the status quo. Things are about to get very rough for the US, there are supply shortages (famine) already baked in due to COVID shutdowns. Crude prices were already spiking raising fears of increased natural gas and fertilizer shortages before any of this Ukraine mess. I'm stockpiling food and suspect the next couple of years are going to bring forth high prices and empty shelves, the futile sanctions against Russia only speed that process.Would you be willing to pay $8 to $10 a gal. to shut down russias oil and gas exports
Even if the US production is ramped back up to levels including the NG the price will still go up everywhere. Some places more than others of course.
But to allow them to rise and not do what is possible and proven to mitigate them is what I’m against.
We are strongly against fracking here. Not that it stops them. But they fuck shit up with water supplies and nature.
