Yeah, yeah, yeah, I like YouTube, the majority of what I choose to watch is content dedicated to CRIME. I watched something yesterday which I would categorize as BEST OF CHRIS HANSEN’s TO CATCH A PREDATOR. I was aghast watching this by the caliber of men that were involved in the stings. There was a Rabbi, a firefighter Captain, a prominent surgeon and although I don’t recall whether they mentioned what branch of service, a Lt. Colonel!
Glad you liked! As I said to Leilani, apparently if the post ain’t about American politics, no one is interested! What a shame that their “interests” are so limited!
Just my opinion, this particular YouTube content provider uploads funny as hell jokes. Thus far, the jokes are a bit “off color” without being in bad taste, if that makes sense.
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If it's even real. I found another video with that guy in it doing his thing but a variation on it, and it's so outrageous, I'm wondering if the videos are even real occurrences or if it's all fake.
Let’s get this out of the way….. it’s good to see you, Leilani!!!!
Regarding the two short videos you found, it’s difficult to believe that they’re for real but I wait for the “haha fooled you” moment at the end and it doesn’t happen. I’ve never lived in a neighborhood or community that was governed by an HOA so I really have no idea whether they are run with unreasonable rules. Seriously, why would an HOA need a key to my house because that is unreasonable! And for what reason would an HOA member pay a visit to me at 11:30p unless it was because of a loud party going on in my backyard?
In the event there is/are houses for sale in an HOA community, I have to wonder whether prospective buyers are given a copy of their bylaws to determine IF they want to comply with and live by the existing rules.
By the way, it’s nice to see that there are members that have something other than AMERICAN POLITICS on their mind. Please don’t stay away so long, it’s really good to see you again!
How many of you feel like this or sound like this when you call something? I had one of these moments yesterday when I left the Apple Store after my 1hour class of getting to know the function of my newish iPhone. This class was really basic and geared for the person who knew absolutely nothing. One of the things I did learn yesterday was that the Xfinity store in Florida DID NOT sell me the iPhone 16 Pro Max Plus like I was looking at OR that they had on display, they sold me an iPhone 15 Pro Max Plus! After I returned home I looked for my sales paperwork (apparently I left that in Florida) I just returned to Michigan with the phone’s box and it sure as heck was marked as a iPhone 15 Pro Max Plus! Now the call was initiated to Xfinity and of course, their menu of options did not coincide with my reason for calling. LET THE GAMES BEGIN…….
I find this YouTube content provider quite entertaining however I’m not posting this video because of her deviled eggs “recipe” but rather for her UNIQUE way of removing the shell from her hard boiled eggs! I’m going to have to boil an egg just to try it out!
thanks, i have a dozen in the fridge i need to do something with over the weekend. i will have to make sure i stay home awhile as i will be farting like a kentucky race horse after eating all those deviled eggs
i had saw it before but i think it is kinda nasty blowing on other peoples food but if i am the only 1 eating it, then no big deal.
1 thing people don't realize is the age of the egg makes a difference in it's ease of peeling. i get yard fresh eggs, as in right out of the nest sometimes and if you fry them, no big deal. but if you boil them, they are hard as hell to peel. but if the egg has been in the fridge a week or so, it peels easier. why/? i have no idea.
I wonder if this is “scripted” or if this is for real? If this is for real, I hope these folks see themselves so they can see what pathetically miserable ASSHOLES they are!
Woo-hoo, I am enrolled in as Apple class on Monday at 12:45p!
It’s been 4.5 months and I still HATE this damn phone! Yes, “I sucked it up, buttercup” and made that call today. Hopefully when I finished with the 1 hour class I won’t still want to stomp the hell outta this damn device. Already I’m getting the heebie jeebies thinking about this class meaning; will it be conducted by a real person who can answer my specific questions (if I have questions) OR will it be more like a beginner’s training type video?
That ain’t gonna happen. I paid full price for $1200 for the Apple 16 Pro Max, I was not given/offered a reasonable “trade in allowance” on my Samsung S21 + so this Apple is going to be my phone whether I like it or not!
still have most of what they show except for the candys and cereal. cassette players,the boom box, camera,not that exact 1 but 1 that takes flash cubes, can't get cubes and don't use it but still have it
what of the old stuff i have that still works, i still use it. why buy new if the old works. everytime i go to the landfill i see a huge pile of flat screen tvs wrapped in plastic in a pile. i would bet good money most worked when brought there but the owners went in debt for a new 1 that was 6 inches bigger. waste.
Do you have anything that you saved from when you were a young boy that you’re just not ready to part with?You know maybe it was your favorite stuffed animal, a Hot Wheels, an Etch-a-Sketch, maybe it was the ticket stub to the junior prom with that someone so special that you can’t get them out of your mind…….
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Ok I got one for ya, I have a box in my closet with newspapers from when Kennedy was shot and first man on the moon etc…
My mother had what we called “the cedar chest” filled with things that were meaningful to her. There were baptismal outfits, my father’s wool blanket, a blanket that he was issued during his time as a Marine and yes, there were entire newspapers kept about moon landings and the assassination of John F. Kennedy. And buried a bit deeper was an article written and featured in the Detroit Free Press about her father, my grandfather being brutally shot during a hold up at his SALOON in Detroit. My sister is the caretaker of that cedar chest filled with family memories and historical happenings.
i have a stack of local papers from 29 up till about 49 or so, a friend passed them to me before he died knowing i would keep them. it is cool to read the ads from the depression era about growing food and such.
i have alot of stuff from my childhood.some of it would bring a little pocket change to if i wanted to sell it. i never understood why people go in debt for a house with a basement and attic,then when they mention their favorite coat or their fathers war things, "oh we got rid of all that" people could live in phone booths nowadays and would throw out the phone book. if you have the space and things you care about are in it, that is what the space is for
I have boxes filled with war things dating back to the civil war, my father was an officer in the army and he saved many things like uniforms, ribbons, medals, patches, awards, cans of gear lube for the machine guns, 1911 45 cal hand guns etc… I can go on, now there mine and I’m saving them. If interested I can take pictures of whatever you want to see, of course with proof of my name written next to them and dated of course. Like Bella sais, I save everything, i hoard so much stuff I can’t even get into my closet to remember what’s in there
that is a great way to contribute to history and keep it honest. hard ware or actual items from the era are very hard to dispute, unlike online fairy tales that can change with a mouse clic.
show them the diary's of civil war soldiers so they can read for themselves for example.
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What do you think @cat52@
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If it's even real. I found another video with that guy in it doing his thing but a variation on it, and it's so outrageous, I'm wondering if the videos are even real occurrences or if it's all fake.
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Regarding the two short videos you found, it’s difficult to believe that they’re for real but I wait for the “haha fooled you” moment at the end and it doesn’t happen. I’ve never lived in a neighborhood or community that was governed by an HOA so I really have no idea whether they are run with unreasonable rules. Seriously, why would an HOA need a key to my house because that is unreasonable! And for what reason would an HOA member pay a visit to me at 11:30p unless it was because of a loud party going on in my backyard?
In the event there is/are houses for sale in an HOA community, I have to wonder whether prospective buyers are given a copy of their bylaws to determine IF they want to comply with and live by the existing rules.
By the way, it’s nice to see that there are members that have something other than AMERICAN POLITICS on their mind. Please don’t stay away so long, it’s really good to see you again!
Although some people...
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1 thing people don't realize is the age of the egg makes a difference in it's ease of peeling. i get yard fresh eggs, as in right out of the nest sometimes and if you fry them, no big deal. but if you boil them, they are hard as hell to peel. but if the egg has been in the fridge a week or so, it peels easier. why/? i have no idea.
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It’s been 4.5 months and I still HATE this damn phone! Yes, “I sucked it up, buttercup” and made that call today. Hopefully when I finished with the 1 hour class I won’t still want to stomp the hell outta this damn device. Already I’m getting the heebie jeebies thinking about this class meaning; will it be conducted by a real person who can answer my specific questions (if I have questions) OR will it be more like a beginner’s training type video?
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Ok I got one for ya, I have a box in my closet with newspapers from when Kennedy was shot and first man on the moon etc…
My mother had what we called “the cedar chest” filled with things that were meaningful to her. There were baptismal outfits, my father’s wool blanket, a blanket that he was issued during his time as a Marine and yes, there were entire newspapers kept about moon landings and the assassination of John F. Kennedy. And buried a bit deeper was an article written and featured in the Detroit Free Press about her father, my grandfather being brutally shot during a hold up at his SALOON in Detroit. My sister is the caretaker of that cedar chest filled with family memories and historical happenings.
show them the diary's of civil war soldiers so they can read for themselves for example.
no wonder kids can't think anymore, they never learned to troubleshoot or problem solve anything
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