1:JFK was the last one in over 60 years to seriously take on the deep state. Never forget they tried to do the same thing to fix their "problem" this time around. 3: As a 70s/80s child, this was a memorable lesson. No permanent scars thankfully. I'm guessing those disappeared along with the ashtrays, some time ago now.
#3: There is indeed a difference between belief and certain knowledge! Over the years, people have become so stupid that carmakers had to remove the lighter altogether!
#3 I knew two sisters. Their mother had them vaccinated on the legs so they would have no scars on their arms. At about age seven and nine they branded each other on the face with a lighter. Mama went crazy. When they were in their late teens you could still see the faded scars.
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#3 before you ask, burn from a car cigarette lighter
ReplyDelete#3 Yup, I remember that one. Nowadays they call it a USB charger.
ReplyDeleteMy burn was always ( yes I said always, I was a slow learner at first) on the tip of my finger.
Delete#20 Absolutely!
ReplyDelete1:JFK was the last one in over 60 years to seriously take on the deep state. Never forget they tried to do the same thing to fix their "problem" this time around.
ReplyDelete3: As a 70s/80s child, this was a memorable lesson. No permanent scars thankfully. I'm guessing those disappeared along with the ashtrays, some time ago now.
#20 unvaXXed chromosomes
ReplyDelete# 11 & # 20 have my vote
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#3: There is indeed a difference between belief and certain knowledge! Over the years, people have become so stupid that carmakers had to remove the lighter altogether!
ReplyDelete#3 I knew two sisters. Their mother had them vaccinated on the legs so they would have no scars on their arms. At about age seven and nine they branded each other on the face with a lighter. Mama went crazy. When they were in their late teens you could still see the faded scars.
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