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shel311 wrote:

Uuaww wrote:Asian is a pretty wide range shel

Didn't wanna say just Chinese, as I love Thai and Japanese as well. I'm sure there are others I haven't tried, but I didn't want to limit it to just Chinese.

Don't forget Vietnamese. Love the Pho.

nick wrote:feel no pity for someone shooting themselves at a teacher conference.

Edgy!!

holy shit that's like the female version of that highschool basketball game from RI

DRiccio21 wrote:shooting at a Dallas area high school. stay safe NDL:T

edit: sounds like it was just a teacher who accidentally shot himself in a teacher conference

I have seriously thought multiple times to do this to get out of teacher conf. This was no accident.

DRiccio21 wrote:holy shit that's like the female version of that highschool basketball game from RI

There is just so much pandemonium going on that you have to watch it several times to figure out what the hell is going on.

The line about the ghost catcher and Field of Dreams had me dying as it was so fitting with how she chucked that.

Will need nick confirmation but pretty crazy

ya makes sense. Montreal, Toronto and Ottawa are below that line. Toronto is the biggest city in Canada and I think Montreal is 2nd or 3rd, and most of Canada is woodlands and reserves lol

US Style

50% of the population live in the highlighted counties

there's a random ghost emoticon i found, but i cant type it in NDL without getting an error lol

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Blue county checking in!!!!

I've only lived in blue counties all my life outside of my last home in Florida which was right next to a blue county.

I really like people.

Same with me, pretty crazy to see that.

shel311 wrote:Blue county checking in!!!!

same

ajalves wrote:

shel311 wrote:Blue county checking in!!!!

same

yup

Saw 7 of these go off today. Was an interesting day to say the least. 3rd American killed today. Daesh broke thru the front lines and took over cities in liberated areas.

GeorgesGoons wrote:Saw 7 of these go off today. Was an interesting day to say the least. 3rd American killed today. Daesh broke thru the front lines and took over cities in liberated areas.

Shit just popped up on my CNN app right after I read this post. Real shitty

Seeitsaveit13 wrote:

GeorgesGoons wrote:Saw 7 of these go off today. Was an interesting day to say the least. 3rd American killed today. Daesh broke thru the front lines and took over cities in liberated areas.

Shit just popped up on my CNN app right after I read this post. Real shitty

Extremely shitty! The guys we work with here knew him.

It's been a crazy 24 hours. We took another rocket last night, 200m away from my tent. Then on 8 different fronts from Mosul to south of us ISIS attacked the front lines. Couple of places they actually breached. Scary world I live in.

This is a great article about what has been going on here.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/mi ... &tid=ss_tw

He deemed the Nasr operation a success because dozens of militants were killed, even if the territory wasn’t held. “My regiment isn’t specialized in holding ground,” he said. “We liberate and then withdraw.”

This is why we'll never leave this shit-hole. These fuckers have no clue on how to wage war.

also, you'll see where I am at in this article (map).

I had my 3 year old lick a 9volt battery last night as I was changing the smoke detector batteries.

I feel as if he will never trust me again in life.

We spent millions of dollars on a new sports complex for the purpose of hosting big baseball/softball tournaments. It just a opened a week or two ago. It is a pretty incredible complex. The Ohio Valley Conference's softball tourney was supposed to be played there this year and next. The conference is now refusing to play here because of the bathroom law. The city council is now considering repealing it. So much for "children and women's safety".