Leigh Murphy
Art By Leigh Murphy

www.artbyleighmurphy.com

Independent Fine Artist, Multiple Disciplines

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2024-03-03 15:13:53

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Two relatives of mine died from pancreatic cancer and an hypothesis I have is that the increase in long term baseline stress levels plays a part in this. This might be a topic for a future TSP deep dive episode, seeing that any SHFT event or personal tragedy cannot help but majorly increase stress. Combine that with lousy food and it’s a prescription for disaster. I’m also a believer that long tern unrelieved stress is a key factor in succumbing to addictions- yet another thing that gets in the way of resilience to SHTF situations.

2024-02-26 03:49:36

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Epic

2024-02-22 13:59:09

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she basically got a lap dance for free.

2024-02-22 13:47:30

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What I’m curious about is that acorn season in Florida was months ago and why did this “pop” up just recently?

2024-02-09 14:31:30

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Besides, if I had the chance to interview the worst possible human in power anywhere, I’d jump on it. (Providing that I would survive the experience) Not least because I would get firsthand accurate unfiltered info on their intents and be able to spread that info to everyone who might be able to counteract it.

2024-02-09 14:24:56

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From my volunteer days in Jax schools not so long ago, the food is still that horrid.

2024-02-05 23:18:02

One thing you might not have learned in school, is that famines are not indiscriminate regarding those who starve to death. In modern times, nearly all famine events/locations still produced and even exported large amounts of food, just not to specific groups of people who were singled out for elimination by those in control. #note152r…xj3v

2024-02-05 20:52:01

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Yep, I consider feminists to be hypocrites until I see a woman riding on the back of a garbage truck slinging cans with the guys.

2024-01-30 15:09:27

Like many things, even more relevant today. #note1d7k…ljhy

2024-01-28 23:21:47

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Good to know it’s not just me that happens to.

2024-01-23 17:25:40

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Ours was the deluxe kind with a built in record turntable that played 33s and had adapters for 45s and 78s, along with an am/fm radio. It took up one entire wall in the living room and served as a buffet with the top closed. All tubes and it weighed several hundred pounds. I think my parents got it as a wedding present in the 60s.

2024-01-20 23:43:20

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His farm was super popular even before going on Rogan, and yet even with how busy he is he still had time to help a friend of mine with her flat tire when she visited there. It’s definitely worth the trip for a tour.

2024-01-15 22:19:15

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I figure that if I get to heaven then it will be all the animals I knew. If I go to hell then it will be all humans.

2024-01-15 22:14:45

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And finally the white stuff on the deck isn’t chicken poop.

2024-01-11 16:31:08

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To a woman it doesn’t. But I’m not a Chanel sort of chick. Yeah, I know there isn’t a lot of crossover in women pew pew fans and Chanel buyers, but couldn’t they find just one woman to demonstrate this and not make it look so gay? Even my gay dude friends wouldn’t buy this.

2024-01-11 15:31:33

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It’s a reminder to keep working on GTFO of my neighborhood since these people look nearly indistinguishable from the ones in the 5 points end of it. And more are arriving by the day since the big financial companies are pouring money into buying up places like the old Regency mall and other derelict commercial properties and building giant cookie cutter apartment blocks on them. Now where did I hear that strategy said before…..😎

2024-01-11 15:05:32

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That was my favorite Stooges episode ever. It had enough allegorical lessons and oblique commentary rolled up into the slapstick that it could not be made today. Few would understand it and many of those would try to ban it. Yes some women do like the Three Stooges, the smart ones anyway.

2024-01-11 14:45:28

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Reminds me of when I traded a painting to a Chinook helicopter pilot for a case of Yuengling and a photo of me on my motorcycle in the back of the helo.

2023-12-15 19:53:29

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I tell people who ask, that my paintings are not as much like photos as they think. I’m a lousy photographer. There’s all kinds of stuff I make up to build a good composition, I’m just good at hiding it.

2023-11-30 20:23:15

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Apparently the video has already been deleted. What was it?

2023-11-01 12:05:10

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Would it be worth a mini vacay to visit Bluffton to do some live episodes with him and do some in depth looks at the whole interactive community? Fwiw, gulf fishing isn’t far from there either….

2023-10-20 12:48:02

Shit like this has already been happening. Half the time I go to maps to find the location of something for sale on marketplace, the exact address comes up first before I type the first street letters.
Cue that meme of the little girl with the six shooters reacting to the phone coming up with ads about stuff said in offline convo.
Also, notice the “temporary pause search” thingie. Looks to me like a weasely way to resume and back trace your history once it’s turned back on. #note1a4a…lm9g

2023-10-18 12:33:04

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Nah, a bag of cow shit can do more than nothing. It can grow stuff, like even shrooms that might do her a world of good if she ate a bunch.

2023-10-16 20:33:18

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I gave IG a few years to see if it would live up to the hype about being the best greatest thing for artists to sell their work. I gave up on it in 2019. Crazymaking and fruitless whilst wasting my time getting sucked into the game and feeling lousy afterwards. Never sold any art and didn’t drive any traffic to my website either.

2023-10-16 12:22:53

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Did you try it yet?

2023-10-13 12:55:20

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If you can get selamectin or moxidectin without a vet (good luck with that, I’m still trying) it’s an effective topical treatment for mange and all other parasites

2023-10-13 12:52:31

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I think it depends on how easily you can lay hands on them. Looks like mange in the first photo. We used to use Demodex in a bath to treat that. Maybe now there is an Ivermectin product for it. “Mange by mail” has a protocol for adding a specific amount (.1 to .3 ml) of injectable ivermectin to meat bait that’s supposed to cure it. No surprise that any such use is not approved in the official description.

2023-10-09 16:05:44

He left out the important bit that anyone from communist countries knows about. Not only will your neighbors shun you and deny you aid out of fear of association, they and even your relatives will rat you out or even make up lies about you just for a little bit of extra handout from big brother and a tiny bit of temporary breathing room from the boot on their own necks. #note1843…9979

2023-10-09 15:50:00

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Doesn’t surprise. People who gain success with something they basically plagiarized, tend to overestimate their part in that success and seldom if ever build on or replicate it.

2023-10-03 21:11:42

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They say that there are far less women psychopaths than men, I say there are more than you’d think. They just get away with it more and their behavior is excused more often.

2023-09-28 00:41:27

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I don’t think it’s so much the age, it’ more like normalizing a ban on yet another traditional thing that supersedes the state.

2023-09-25 15:05:58

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Wear a splatter guard like yer momma taught ya.

2023-09-22 16:54:57

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And beware of “helpful experts” who tell you to do certain things to sell your work that your gut tells you isn’t going to work. Far too many of these people are really in the business of making money off of hopeful naive artists who are desperate for advice. It’s no harm to them if the artists who pay them fail from the advice and coaching they sell. They either don’t know that their advice doesn’t work because they’ve never practiced what they preach and/or don’t care. Similarly, there is no shortage of peers who urgently “help” with tactics that are specifically meant to fail and you will fall flat- just from the desire to eliminate their competition or the lust for schadenfreude.

2023-09-19 13:56:23

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I would add to clarify that I dig a guy who’s into old cars. I love the look of a dude wrenching on a sweet vintage truck or bike to make it run like a clock. I’m just not so into one who has one and does’t know how to look after it. For example, getting ready to go out in the aforementioned guy’s run down Mercedes and it had a flat tire. I find out to my dismay that I had to take off my nice shoes and get my dress dirty changing the tire since a grown ass man didn’t know how (and apparently could not afford to call a tow truck). Or said he didn’t. Didn’t matter. I was out. I don’t do the “f-able mommy substitute” thing.

2023-09-19 13:33:16

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It reminds me of “A History of Violence” with Viggo Mortensen. I agree that the tired trope of how villains are cast is insulting to our intelligence. At least such movies don’t fall into the pit of portraying men as incompetent buffoons, toxic predators like far too many do now. It’s as if there’s some sort of psyop training going on…
If I wrote a screenplay about a good honest hardworking non-western straight guy winning against a rich woke “Karen” using the might of the State to crush people, it would probably be a fun cathartic story but never get made into a movie. I’ll bet there already are such scripts.

2023-09-19 13:11:18

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Sometimes an artist creates like an alcoholic drinks- to fill a painful void and escape (temporarily) a terrifying darkness that threatens a lot of addicts. I do say that sometimes making art can be an addiction.I also agree that in such a case, it can be just as debilitating as any other addiction but in some ways that type of all consuming art creation can be passionate as well. Just not in a healthy way. I’ve seen such mass produced work as you describe, made like a factory. I think one of the defining factors of such work is that the reason for creating it is externalized, like to impress others and/or to market it. Even art churned out in the struggling void of addiction is still more relatable to me than “decor” “collectibles”, or status symbols that flood the market.

2023-09-17 18:33:10

I remember the alarming thing I would hear from people several times a day when I was doing outdoor art festivals. “I love your art and would love to buy it but we have all our money spent on our house right now.” This started happening about a year and a half before the Great Recession became too obvious for anyone to ignore anymore. People with real wealth tend not to fetishize the showy trappings- those things just naturally become part of their lives and they don’t think much on it. It took me far too long to decide not to date a guy who worshipped his run down older model (insert name of any expensive car here). It wasn’t me being shallow, I just finally figured out that his priorities were skewed to value it and other materialistic stuff he could not afford- over a real human being. Folks like that will throw you under the bus without blinking if it means getting more shiny stuff. Now I realize I’d rather live in a van down by the river (yay fish!) than spend one night in any of the fussy new overpriced, poorly built “people farms” or “human rabbit hutches” being built so fast around here. #priorities #exitthesystem #note1pqs…ms4u

2023-09-17 14:48:15

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Well said! I’m gonna quote this next time anyone says I need to make smaller and cheaper art to sell - and not once has anyone who said this ever bought any smaller and cheaper art that I made. No one has for that matter and I end up throwing all that “more affordable” crap on the burn pile out back.

2023-09-17 13:17:54

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Go to a local horse show, one that focuses on jumping, like a hunter/jumper show or a 3 day event. Learn a little bit about how to handle a horse without getting killed or looking ignorant. You will literally find dozens of ladies like her. Even better is this- I did such shows for years and you hardly ever see ANY guys. I’d sometimes see a husband or boyfriend dutifully doing support duty but that was rare. It’s not all dykes either. I saw very few of them. Your guy to gal ratio will never be better. You won’t see many club bimbos or e-girls there. But, the girls at a horse show won’t ever be as clean and well groomed as the chick here. You might have to accept that you’ll be second place to the horses in her life, but that’s the trade off. Happy hunting.

2023-09-15 18:08:51

When you hear “lets just agree to disagree” or “it’s now a time for healing” or let’s just move on” it’s basically an indicator of the guilty party trying to hide their bad faith actions. #note13m5…x6tk

2023-09-13 19:43:03

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One thing that concerns me is after all this hoopla dies down and even politicians forget the details on how things go, they will try to use this as a precedent for more robust future bans, hoping people will just go along with it just as she tried to say in this clip. Every little bit of traction she gets with this, no matter how unconstitutional, will give future attempts more power to stick.

2023-09-13 12:34:50

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I just made my first batch of high octane potent potable out of persimmons and orange/tangerines I grew. It’s now my favorite use of persimmons but orange & persimmon jam is a favorite too

2023-09-13 12:31:04

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Tiny chicken side eye over in the corner makes it even better.

2023-09-12 22:57:36

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As if you’d need another reason to do your own- I got a big pack of drumsticks at Rowe’s the other day. Baked them off as I often do but I never saw chicken turn out like this before. Every leg oozed a lot of blood and it coagulated out the top, and a lot of those also had blood shot streaks through the meat. It was awful to think that those birds might not have been dead before being cut up. Even if not, it’s still gross to think that the extra weight paid for was un-drained blood.

2023-09-12 22:50:43

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It also might be possible for awhile to be a part of a fringe religious group that was big enough and had enough resources to stay off the radar- but as with the Waco thing, really risky if anyone has proclivities like that which would make it impossible for the feds to let go.

2023-09-12 22:46:50

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If you like that, you’d probably enjoy music by Antti Martikainen and by Two Steps From Hell. I call it soundtracks for speeding tickets.

2023-09-12 22:44:00

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And if you add a pinch of baking powder, it makes the skin more crispy.

2023-09-10 17:00:49

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I’ll apply that to my stacks of unused sketchbooks & journals. Sounds better than “lazy.”

2023-09-10 15:44:30

So, do any of y’all tech smarties know what really went on with the recent outage of CashApp/Square? There are folks I know who coached me to use CA to acquire Bitcoin so maybe that makes me a bit paranoid when something Bitcoin adjacent goes poof.

2023-09-09 18:28:46

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The whole album is good

2023-09-09 18:26:02

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Hydrate with electrolytes! Dehydration from vomiting and diarrhea is one thing that can do you in from food poisoning. If you can’t keep it down or in, you may want to consider going to acute care for IV rehydration.

2023-09-08 22:44:17

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I start by really listening to them. Some times that’s all they need is to be truly heard and seen. Sometimes it’s hard and doesn’t turn out so well but by and large it’s worth it.

2023-09-07 12:32:12

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If my experience is any indicator, problematic people from your past who have lost their hold on you, will say and do some really crazy things just to get a reaction out of you. Any reaction. Doesn’t matter how crazy they act or whether your reaction is positive or negative. It’s their sad way of trying to regain some sort of power over you even if it’s only in their minds. If I ever responded in even a small way, it was all the permission they thought they needed to worm their way back into wrecking my life. The only thing that has worked for me in such a situation is to ignore them and don’t respond or react in any way.

2023-09-07 01:12:41

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“Fringe” if you like the X Files genre.

2023-09-07 01:10:24

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I only know two Burners and they both seemed to have a great time. I don’t think the rain fazed them much since they are like some folks who attend a duck farm and have to be encouraged to go home no matter what happens.

2023-09-01 13:37:45

Really? More than half of the folks who I know grow and eat their own beef seeds are women. I’m noshing on some of the recent batch out of my dehydrator which is about 8lbs of beef jerky. I’m learning to cook & eat wheat I shoot- beef is still a big part of my diet. How accurate are the things people say in polls anyway? And, how accurate is the spin (rhetorical question here) put on data from said polls?
Like that meme says “those are rookie numbers.” #note1rnt…8v83

2023-08-31 02:23:46

Well, another hurricane’s gone through and I’m still here. Been lucky so far. Still got some big blows coming through now and then. I spent a long time just sitting on my porch swing with my coffee & letting the wind push the swing while it woo-ed through the screen door and watched the weather happen. Gonna drive around and spectate like all the folks that aren’t too scared to step outside, then the big cleanup begins. Lost count of how many hurricanes/tropical storms I’ve ridden out now but they’re all so different. That’s something few speak about. And all of them have been way different that what you see on tv- but most folks here on Nostr know how that is with most anything these days. MSM serves its own ends and reality isn’t so much a priority- if it ever was.

2023-08-29 22:17:51

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For the time being, check hands/feet/appendages since AI has a distinct problem with rendering them accurately- or leaves parts out completely. It seems to prioritize faces for points of interest and the farther away, the less accurate it is. For now.

2023-08-24 21:34:59

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Ye gads

2023-08-24 19:46:27

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Pardon the repeat of the same thing on MeWe but I got an answer to the question on meat slicers. Friend who lived in the restaurant world suggested a 12” rather than 10” blade if it’s going to be used a lot. First choice is to find a good big used commercial one from a restaurant sale, but for new, he said the Vevor brand is good. He suggested getting one with a built in blade sharpener and a spare blade is a good idea.

2023-08-23 22:47:38

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He lasted longer than the betting pool average predicted

2023-08-23 20:29:48

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I think there’s merit in considering this point even if it’s “uncomfortable” with the folks who are on the bootstrap/content entrepreneur bandwagon side. I can only get a good idea of such things from people I know in real life, and very few fit this trope of all it takes is grit and hard work. Yes it requires it, but that’s no guarantee. It’s not helpful that the overwhelming majority of those who give it their all and fail, self select out of the data because they simple are not visible. Unfortunately too many of the people I personally know, outright lie about their “success” because it’s nearly impossible to prove otherwise online. There’s a whole industry out there to buy influencer status. You can buy everything you need- followers, downloads, comments, views, shares, etc. Fewer than one quarter of one percent of YouTube creators make more than $50 a month. Not well known since you gotta dig for that sort of data. The few more successful folks I know enough about firsthand, have gotten a big step in content creatorship mainly by being early into their respective platforms and shoveling tons of content out there before even knowing if any of it will get a return. Jack’s said quite a bit about that. It’s not a popular point but luck definitely figures into it too.

2023-08-23 03:50:55

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I’d really like to figure out how to share photos of such things I make here- so far I think my devices are too old for the tech. As for selling them, I did do an experiment on putting some images of them on RedBubble to see if they would work. The quality is so-so for print on demand, but as you’d probably guess, not anywhere near as nice as the real thing. I do have some videos on my YouTube channel- Art By Leigh Murphy that shows some tours of a few of my handmade sketchbooks that I filled up. Ideally I’d like to make limited editions of the books. Each one I completed has a theme. “Acta Hortus” is one that took me 3 years and 398 illustrations to do. I have a video up that shows that one.

2023-08-22 00:28:31

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Love seeing stuff like this. I do my own binding of my journals and sketchbooks. I even do the marbled paper for covers and endpapers. While mine don’t take anywhere near as long to produce, they take way longer to fill up!

2023-08-19 13:28:44

Wow. Just, wow. #note13cn…2n4u

2023-08-15 21:13:28

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Which I’d read his bio first. He might know something about some curious indigenous artifacts I had from that region

2023-08-15 18:36:10

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Is there a possibility to arrange for the MSB to get ahold of a signed copy of his book when it comes out?

2023-08-15 17:20:30

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Did you mean Chode Light?

2023-08-15 17:19:52

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Methinks thou art in more than just YT jail. FB seem to have hidden your post where I usually get the live notifications.

2023-08-15 11:46:08

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One thing of many that gives it away is how it can’t get the hang of appendages- hands, feet, claws, paws, hooves. Usually the images are so over the top busy and colorful that people seldom notice it

2023-08-14 20:06:21

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Are those really a silver gray or is it the light? If so, what breed?

2023-08-14 20:03:31

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Like I mentioned on Guy’s thread, the song reminded me of a protest ballad from the 60s that Guthrie or Seeger would have been proud of. Can you imagine the flap doodle that would erupt if CCRs “Fortunate Son” came out today?

2023-08-14 20:00:53

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Gives me hope. I had 17 mostly good, interesting years with my OTTB and still miss the old rascal. I keep thinking about riding again but the expense and my standards of what I want to do, along with how development around here has eaten up open land for riding- convinces me to postpone it.

2023-08-14 14:21:42

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I just listened to it and my impression was of a classic 60’s protest song that Guthrie or Seeger would have been proud of. You might think that it would be something that people on different ends might come together over, so obviously I see the msm arbiters of culture already attacking it like they did with Sound of Freedom.

2023-08-13 01:54:49

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At the risk of being a traitor to my surname/heritage, I concur.

2023-08-12 19:16:42

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Well groomed beard, definitely.

2023-08-12 19:15:38

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Just please don’t pee in it like the billy goats do!

2023-08-11 16:49:46

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I like the older translation and also The Emperor’s Handbook version. It’s a thoughtful gift for anyone who is striking out on their own for the first time.

2023-08-11 16:30:40

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There are tragically REAMS of such similar events happening that we seldom hear about. I heard them since a (psycho enough to like her job) family member worked in “real estate acquisition” for the DOT. Sounds like the similar stories that got Alex Jones’ career started. I don’t think for a minute that all these events are accidents. In their eyes, it’s just an accident when it gets out into the news.

2023-08-09 19:01:11

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And time for fried soft shells!

2023-08-09 18:59:49

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Marsden’s work savagely to the point as usual

2023-08-08 14:14:16

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Thanks for the reminder that it’s a great time to go crabbing.

2023-08-07 15:21:37

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Reminds me of the sovereign citizen bunch over here. That, with a heapin’ helpin’ of free stuff grifter mentality.

2023-08-05 14:33:51

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I’ve written it both ways. It depends on how your ability can meet your intent. Sometimes a tune pops into my head, sometimes a phrase or two gets it started.

2023-08-04 18:05:36

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Glad to see this!. I was just brainstorming with some fellow TSP listeners about the possibility of having an Above phone but expanded to be like a command center for everything to automate a homestead, “Ring” like camera/audio for security monitoring, automated feeders, electrical/water monitoring, remote activation of solar powered gates, etc - but not tied into anything centralized that could tap your data. Also, once something like that is established, it could be continuously updatable without having to buy a complete new device every few years like we have to now since you can only update so many times with old stuff and risk someone butting into your privacy every time.

2023-08-03 19:50:40

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And yet there are herds of such weirdos (many are outright liars) in the art world. At least she probably wasn’t lying and it helped kill her. I used to work for a vegetarian restaurant/caterer. I saw all manner of such kooks. Vegetarians, fruit-itarians, vegan macrobiotic fanatics, raw food fanatics, air-itarians (really, they tell you that they live only on the nutrients they breathe in and dumbasses believe them! And no one questioned why such a person is in a restaurant?)The more extreme their food fetish was, the sneakier they were about cheating when they’d wander into the kitchen. I never saw so many weak sickly people in one place in my life as when I worked there.
AFAIC, all of these food fetishes are a mental illness. Guys, keep that in mind when you dig the idea of banging the hot vegan chick.
I would bet money that there are numerous people in the Veg scene who are writing this off by saying that she just didn’t do it right. Same argument as with socialists- and that’s a big demographic overlap anyway.

2023-08-03 19:34:26

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One down…..

2023-08-03 19:32:35

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Another possible complication is how our modern world is disconnected to the actual making of things. I see it all the time in the art world. There’s a deep abiding resistance to paying someone who “just magically made something appear” with their own hands and brain. Will didn’t just go effortlessly pick his creations off the magical Code Tree. People don’t see the actual work and definitely don’t consider the years it took to be able to produce that work either. This is a topic that I’m still working on defining and exploring in my writing. In all manner of scenarios, people who would pay the asking price for an existing commodity without hesitation, often balk completely at paying a fair price for something created out of thin air and raw materials. You’re lucky if you get the price of your materials covered, often even that goes at a loss.

2023-08-03 13:30:34

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And it gets real lonely when you look around and see few if any people come with you.

2023-08-02 19:55:04

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What’s up with the bit where he pretends to reach for a gun in his back pocket? Do none of these people understand that’s the fastest way to get shot? Even if this is CA? It’s epic to see him get pounded anyway.
That same thing happened the other night in the street near my house with a bunch of teen shits antagonizing a neighbor who I know for sure has a gun. They kept yelling insults and jumping around him while pulling at their shirts just like this idiot here. (The parents of one of those shits are the most obnoxious anti 2A in even this liberal area). Turns out none of them had a gun but they all had their phones out like they were ok with risking getting shot just to go viral. Fortunately this neighbor used extreme restraint protecting his family and property and no one died. But I’d have bought a ticket to see any of those boys get whopped like this.

2023-07-30 19:06:03

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At this point I can only use my iPad to post but even it has glitches

2023-07-30 13:58:14

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You’re right, it is basically the same as fiat. It takes a coordinated conspiracy of artist(?), dealer/galleries, curators, art “experts” to certify that an artist’s work is valuable. Never mind that for decades, the actual preference and appreciation of regular people regarding art has been completely ignored. What we see here is nothing more than a decorative(?!) poker chip that gets traded amongst a select group of insanely rich people, in the hope of it becoming worth more every time it changes hands. That’s where the curators, critics, and gallerists come in, they reinforce the myth of what is good, time tested art even though it’s all bunk. Even worse is that the super rich KNOW it’s bunk and they see it as a status symbol of how much money they can throw/waste on it and the know the players in the system are ripping them off. It’s like showing off that they can easily shrug off such absurd sums. The easier they can do that, the more likely it will start the ball rolling on that artist’s work and the people involved end up making a fortune on a type of pyramid scheme.

2023-07-07 00:43:25

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I did a few batches of lacto fermented tomatoes and one ended up with a noticeably alcoholic twist. That got me to wanting to make tomato moonshine out of the next bunch I pick.

2023-07-03 15:37:30

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I recently saw a bedpan like this turned into a pretty good guitar. Clever!

2023-06-17 15:42:25

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Pickled! Lower carb way to use them. I dice the pickled okra and use them in egg salad etc. for texture and umami

2023-06-13 01:06:17

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The ones here in Florida might make you faint. We have huge ones and little tiny ones that have enough venom to ruin the day of an adult human.

2023-05-27 21:25:53

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Yep, the folks I know who are, definitely do think that crowd is dangerously crazy and want nothing to do with them

2023-04-29 19:30:04

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Have you tried a loop of rope threaded through the halter ring and run around her behind? We used to do that with halter training foals. Something strange that squeezes their bum when they balk, works pretty well. It sure beats a tug or war with a big critter.