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Ohio native and tech professional that loves learning and being entertained by social media…and I enjoy the outdoors
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Love to see it

submitted 145 days ago • 2803 comments

SO INSANE!!!! This is why I have a hard time believing these people are Christians! Because it’s everything Christ taught us!

submitted 146 days ago • 2 comments

It’s obvious - politicians are conveniently Christian when they need to win an election but then rationalize their own behavior or a colleagues for political reasons. Voters - if you’re faith blinds you to immoral behavior, I question the foundations of your teachings - God deserves better from you

submitted 176 days ago • 1 comment

I am pretty sure that half of the mothers in my hometown would have been arrested back in the 1970’s if this law was on the books: www.cnn.com/2024/12/22/u...

submitted 177 days ago • 1 comment

Does anybody see a bumper sticker that reads ‘[insert state] - Not a native but I got here as fast as I could’ and wonder if one day we’ll see…😁

submitted 178 days ago • 0 comments

Was anybody else confused by the order of CNN’s ads?

submitted 178 days ago • 0 comments

😂

submitted 178 days ago • 0 comments

The NBA needs a few rule changes to discourage 3 point shots…maybe a limit on attempts per quarter or per game, maybe a cap on the number of made 3’s per game…athletic plays are declining…MLB had some major rule changes that were well received…baseball games are easier to watch now…

submitted 178 days ago • 0 comments

Wow - love it! The owl looks like he/she belongs there…

submitted 178 days ago • 0 comments

Why do leaders claim to want to make America great but use ‘least common denominator’ reasoning to rationalize their behavior rather than common sense, principles, and logic? When leaders rationalize their behavior by pointing to bad behavior on the other side of the aisle, we take one step back.

submitted 180 days ago • 0 comments

My father was a senior manager when I was growing up. We lived in the same town as many of the union workers from the ‘plant.’ His income was only slightly higher than his blue color co-workers. Nothing like today’s extreme pay disparity. Was America more Socialist 50 years ago?

submitted 183 days ago • 0 comments