seridean.bsky.social
Arizona Democrat. AZ Cardinals fanatic. Interests: Football, Cats, Nature, History. “Retired” MMORPG gamer. Lens Tech. I usually don’t post, but I read and “like” alot. 😁
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Smooth-brained! I love it, I’m going to have to start using that one.
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Lovely! And they can be grown in zone 9 Arizona, yay!
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I used to buy books at the library, read them and then give the books back to the library to resell. Don’t know if they hated me for that or not. 😁
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The bottom part, where it says:
“(Please reply Y, then exit the text message and open it again to activate the link, or copy the link to your Safari browser and open it)”
Is identical to one Post Office scam text I received, so it might be the same scammer using different attempts to rip us off.
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OMG, I can’t stop laughing. 😂
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But who defined it as “Evil”? Maybe we’ll get lucky and it’ll eat Drumph. 😁
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This makes my blood boil. In this day and age, we have the means to provide all the basic necessities to EVERYONE on the planet and yet we STILL fail to do so!
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I love this quote! It’s something I truly believe in.
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1976, such a great year! Bicentennial, Olympics and 7th grade PE teachers deciding to teach us The Hustle because we had a dance coming up. I laughed so hard my face hurt.
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Heeyy, that looks like my Xmas bonus! Goes to show you how much the economy has changed, 25 years ago our Xmas bonus was going to a comedy club which included dinner & drinks.
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Oh man, the list of courses I could give you, LOL. I used to take at least 12 credit hours of required classes and then scan the schedule of classes for something interesting to take. To name a few: The psychosocial aspects of physical activity, Cell biology, Cities of the world.
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Project Gutenberg is a good source also for free ebooks. Over 70,000 books in many languages. The books are mostly books whose copyright has expired. They also have some audiobooks.