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Unlike you lazy lubbers, I don't have pressure water. My yacht's potable water is contained in tanks which are connected to hand-pumps with flexible hoses. Here's an example of a ohand pump: http://www.westmarine.com/freshwater...y-pump--190595 Well, my galley pump was getting harder and harder to operate and just the smallest stream of water was coming out the spout. I checked the length of the hose to the water tank for pinching and kinks but there were none. The only other thing I figured it could be was there must be a screen on the end of the hose inside the tank. The screen must slowly have gotten clogged. Getting to this would involve removing the tank - an all day job. Well, I used my brain instead of my brawn. I removed the hose where it connects to the pump and fitted it with a brass fitting and Schrader valve which I have in stock for use to pressurize and overboard discharge my sewage holding tank. I hose-clamped it on so it wouldn't leak and then I connected an old fashioned bicycle floor pump to the Schrader valve and pumped away. At first it was a little hard to pump then I heard a bubbling noise and it got easier and easier to pump. In other words, the debris that was clogging the intake screen was blown out. Now the galley pump is easy to operate and lots of water comes out on every stroke. I added a little bleach to the tank to kill any stirred-up bacteria, algae, etc. You dumbass lubbers would find yourself spending hundreds of dollars paying a plumber while it didn't cost me one thin dime - just a little thought and elbow grease. Now, I'm about ready to break out a cold bottle of wine from my refrigerator that runs from environmentally friendly photovoltaics causing no greenhouse gasses to be released to the environment. Living off the grid is so darned responsible and kewl. Living on the grid and complaining about greenhouse gasses like you freaking lubbers do is the height of hypocrisy. -- Sir Gregory |
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On Mon, 03 Mar 2014 15:29:18 -0500, "Sir Gregory Hall, Esq."
wrote: Unlike you lazy lubbers, I don't have pressure water. My yacht's potable water... ....isn't potable, apparently. -- The internet: where pointing out the folly of others is labeled bullying. Jessica Lewis |
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On Mon, 03 Mar 2014 15:33:30 -0500, Rhonda Lea Kirk Fries
wrote: On Mon, 03 Mar 2014 15:29:18 -0500, "Sir Gregory Hall, Esq." wrote: Unlike you lazy lubbers, I don't have pressure water. My yacht's potable water... ...isn't potable, apparently. Bleach is a recommended disinfectant for potable water containers. WATER PURIFICATION 1) Clear water is a sign of pure water. Always drain long-standing pipes for 30 seconds to one minute before drinking! (Cheap remote motels?) 2) 1 Gallon water is disinfected by 8-16 drops of regular household bleach (visually about 1/4 of a teaspoon) - double that for cloudy water. Shake and let stand 30 minutes. One teaspoon will disinfect 5 gallons. Immediately after treating, water must initially have a slight smell of chlorine. If it does not - repeat the process. 3) Household bleach is relatively harmless. The smell or ?waft? of chlorine is not bad: it indicates that water is treated and germ free. Once treated and disinfected, the chlorine smell will go away in a few days. 4) Regularly used water from large tanks may be treated once or twice a month with 1 Oz. bleach per 200 gallons or 5 Oz. bleach per 1000 gallons. 5) Long-standing water in tanks will be disinfected w/ 1 pint household bleach per 1000 gallons. (2500 gal tanks are fine with 3 pints.) 6) Bleach effectively kills bacteria and viruses, stops smells and then breaks down. It's effective germ killing alkaline property is completely neutralized very quickly. It does not stay chemically active in tanks for more than a few days. Most germs require sunlight to grow. Store water in the dark. 7) If water is relatively clear: but has a noticeable smell of chlorine: it is drinkable, disinfected, and harmless. Humans need 2 quarts per day. Source: http://www.newjerusalem.com/PureWater.htm HTH -- Sir Gregory |
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On Mon, 03 Mar 2014 16:00:07 -0500, "Sir Gregory Hall, Esq."
wrote: On Mon, 03 Mar 2014 15:33:30 -0500, Rhonda Lea Kirk Fries wrote: On Mon, 03 Mar 2014 15:29:18 -0500, "Sir Gregory Hall, Esq." wrote: Unlike you lazy lubbers, I don't have pressure water. My yacht's potable water... ...isn't potable, apparently. Bleach is a recommended disinfectant for potable water containers. WATER PURIFICATION 1) Clear water is a sign of pure water. Always drain long-standing pipes for 30 seconds to one minute before drinking! (Cheap remote motels?) 2) 1 Gallon water is disinfected by 8-16 drops of regular household bleach (visually about 1/4 of a teaspoon) - double that for cloudy water. Shake and let stand 30 minutes. One teaspoon will disinfect 5 gallons. Immediately after treating, water must initially have a slight smell of chlorine. If it does not - repeat the process. 3) Household bleach is relatively harmless. The smell or ?waft? of chlorine is not bad: it indicates that water is treated and germ free. Once treated and disinfected, the chlorine smell will go away in a few days. 4) Regularly used water from large tanks may be treated once or twice a month with 1 Oz. bleach per 200 gallons or 5 Oz. bleach per 1000 gallons. 5) Long-standing water in tanks will be disinfected w/ 1 pint household bleach per 1000 gallons. (2500 gal tanks are fine with 3 pints.) 6) Bleach effectively kills bacteria and viruses, stops smells and then breaks down. It's effective germ killing alkaline property is completely neutralized very quickly. It does not stay chemically active in tanks for more than a few days. Most germs require sunlight to grow. Store water in the dark. 7) If water is relatively clear: but has a noticeable smell of chlorine: it is drinkable, disinfected, and harmless. Humans need 2 quarts per day. Source: http://www.newjerusalem.com/PureWater.htm HTH Now I'm ready for the apocalypse. In the meantime, I'll continue to drink the filtered water from my tap. -- The internet: where pointing out the folly of others is labeled bullying. Jessica Lewis |
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Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Sir Gregory Hall, Esq. said: Unlike you lazy lubbers, I don't have pressure water. My yacht's potable water is contained in tanks which are connected to hand-pumps with flexible hoses. Here's an example of a ohand pump: http://www.westmarine.com/freshwater...y-pump--190595 Well, my galley pump was getting harder and harder to operate and just the smallest stream of water was coming out the spout. I checked the length of the hose to the water tank for pinching and kinks but there were none. The only other thing I figured it could be was there must be a screen on the end of the hose inside the tank. The screen must slowly have gotten clogged. Getting to this would involve removing the tank - an all day job. Well, I used my brain instead of my brawn. I removed the hose where it connects to the pump and fitted it with a brass fitting and Schrader valve which I have in stock for use to pressurize and overboard discharge my sewage holding tank. I hose-clamped it on so it wouldn't leak and then I connected an old fashioned bicycle floor pump to the Schrader valve and pumped away. At first it was a little hard to pump then I heard a bubbling noise and it got easier and easier to pump. In other words, the debris that was clogging the intake screen was blown out. Now the galley pump is easy to operate and lots of water comes out on every stroke. I added a little bleach to the tank to kill any stirred-up bacteria, algae, etc. You dumbass lubbers would find yourself spending hundreds of dollars paying a plumber while it didn't cost me one thin dime - just a little thought and elbow grease. Now, I'm about ready to break out a cold bottle of wine from my refrigerator that runs from environmentally friendly photovoltaics causing no greenhouse gasses to be released to the environment. Living off the grid is so darned responsible and kewl. Living on the grid and complaining about greenhouse gasses like you freaking lubbers do is the height of hypocrisy. You... you unclogged the **** on the end of your water intake with some compressed air, and you think that's a big deal? That's bush league ****, Gweggles. Tell me when you actually do something more remarkable. If I were you, I'd probably be a little more concerned about what kind of crap is floating around in your water supply. Then again, I don't **** in a bucket and then wash my dishes in it. Just sayin'... -- Checkmate "The Man Who Spanked Fakey" KotAGoR XXXIV AUK Hammer of Thor award, Feb. 2012 co-winner, Pierre Salinger Memorial Hook, Line & Sinker award, May 2001 Copyright © 2014 all rights reserved |
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Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Sir Gregory Hall, Esq. said: On Mon, 03 Mar 2014 15:33:30 -0500, Rhonda Lea Kirk Fries wrote: On Mon, 03 Mar 2014 15:29:18 -0500, "Sir Gregory Hall, Esq." wrote: Unlike you lazy lubbers, I don't have pressure water. My yacht's potable water... ...isn't potable, apparently. Bleach is a recommended disinfectant for potable water containers. WATER PURIFICATION 1) Clear water is a sign of pure water. Always drain long-standing pipes for 30 seconds to one minute before drinking! (Cheap remote motels?) 2) 1 Gallon water is disinfected by 8-16 drops of regular household bleach (visually about 1/4 of a teaspoon) - double that for cloudy water. Shake and let stand 30 minutes. One teaspoon will disinfect 5 gallons. Immediately after treating, water must initially have a slight smell of chlorine. If it does not - repeat the process. 3) Household bleach is relatively harmless. The smell or ?waft? of chlorine is not bad: it indicates that water is treated and germ free. Once treated and disinfected, the chlorine smell will go away in a few days. 4) Regularly used water from large tanks may be treated once or twice a month with 1 Oz. bleach per 200 gallons or 5 Oz. bleach per 1000 gallons. 5) Long-standing water in tanks will be disinfected w/ 1 pint household bleach per 1000 gallons. (2500 gal tanks are fine with 3 pints.) 6) Bleach effectively kills bacteria and viruses, stops smells and then breaks down. It's effective germ killing alkaline property is completely neutralized very quickly. It does not stay chemically active in tanks for more than a few days. Most germs require sunlight to grow. Store water in the dark. 7) If water is relatively clear: but has a noticeable smell of chlorine: it is drinkable, disinfected, and harmless. Humans need 2 quarts per day. Source: http://www.newjerusalem.com/PureWater.htm HTH I keep plenty of bleach around, because you just never know... -- Checkmate "The Man Who Spanked Fakey" KotAGoR XXXIV AUK Hammer of Thor award, Feb. 2012 co-winner, Pierre Salinger Memorial Hook, Line & Sinker award, May 2001 Copyright © 2014 all rights reserved |
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Checkmate wrote:
Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Sir Gregory Hall, Esq. said: Unlike you lazy lubbers, I don't have pressure water. My yacht's potable water is contained in tanks which are connected to hand-pumps with flexible hoses. Here's an example of a ohand pump: http://www.westmarine.com/freshwater...y-pump--190595 Well, my galley pump was getting harder and harder to operate and just the smallest stream of water was coming out the spout. I checked the length of the hose to the water tank for pinching and kinks but there were none. The only other thing I figured it could be was there must be a screen on the end of the hose inside the tank. The screen must slowly have gotten clogged. Getting to this would involve removing the tank - an all day job. Well, I used my brain instead of my brawn. I removed the hose where it connects to the pump and fitted it with a brass fitting and Schrader valve which I have in stock for use to pressurize and overboard discharge my sewage holding tank. I hose-clamped it on so it wouldn't leak and then I connected an old fashioned bicycle floor pump to the Schrader valve and pumped away. At first it was a little hard to pump then I heard a bubbling noise and it got easier and easier to pump. In other words, the debris that was clogging the intake screen was blown out. Now the galley pump is easy to operate and lots of water comes out on every stroke. I added a little bleach to the tank to kill any stirred-up bacteria, algae, etc. You dumbass lubbers would find yourself spending hundreds of dollars paying a plumber while it didn't cost me one thin dime - just a little thought and elbow grease. Now, I'm about ready to break out a cold bottle of wine from my refrigerator that runs from environmentally friendly photovoltaics causing no greenhouse gasses to be released to the environment. Living off the grid is so darned responsible and kewl. Living on the grid and complaining about greenhouse gasses like you freaking lubbers do is the height of hypocrisy. You... you unclogged the **** on the end of your water intake with some compressed air, and you think that's a big deal? That's bush league ****, Gweggles. Tell me when you actually do something more remarkable. If I were you, I'd probably be a little more concerned about what kind of crap is floating around in your water supply. Then again, I don't **** in a bucket and then wash my dishes in it. Just sayin'... he's really not all there you know |
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Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what % said: Checkmate wrote: Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Sir Gregory Hall, Esq. said: Unlike you lazy lubbers, I don't have pressure water. My yacht's potable water is contained in tanks which are connected to hand-pumps with flexible hoses. Here's an example of a ohand pump: http://www.westmarine.com/freshwater...y-pump--190595 Well, my galley pump was getting harder and harder to operate and just the smallest stream of water was coming out the spout. I checked the length of the hose to the water tank for pinching and kinks but there were none. The only other thing I figured it could be was there must be a screen on the end of the hose inside the tank. The screen must slowly have gotten clogged. Getting to this would involve removing the tank - an all day job. Well, I used my brain instead of my brawn. I removed the hose where it connects to the pump and fitted it with a brass fitting and Schrader valve which I have in stock for use to pressurize and overboard discharge my sewage holding tank. I hose-clamped it on so it wouldn't leak and then I connected an old fashioned bicycle floor pump to the Schrader valve and pumped away. At first it was a little hard to pump then I heard a bubbling noise and it got easier and easier to pump. In other words, the debris that was clogging the intake screen was blown out. Now the galley pump is easy to operate and lots of water comes out on every stroke. I added a little bleach to the tank to kill any stirred-up bacteria, algae, etc. You dumbass lubbers would find yourself spending hundreds of dollars paying a plumber while it didn't cost me one thin dime - just a little thought and elbow grease. Now, I'm about ready to break out a cold bottle of wine from my refrigerator that runs from environmentally friendly photovoltaics causing no greenhouse gasses to be released to the environment. Living off the grid is so darned responsible and kewl. Living on the grid and complaining about greenhouse gasses like you freaking lubbers do is the height of hypocrisy. You... you unclogged the **** on the end of your water intake with some compressed air, and you think that's a big deal? That's bush league ****, Gweggles. Tell me when you actually do something more remarkable. If I were you, I'd probably be a little more concerned about what kind of crap is floating around in your water supply. Then again, I don't **** in a bucket and then wash my dishes in it. Just sayin'... he's really not all there you know Where's the rest of him? -- Checkmate "The Man Who Spanked Fakey" KotAGoR XXXIV AUK Hammer of Thor award, Feb. 2012 co-winner, Pierre Salinger Memorial Hook, Line & Sinker award, May 2001 Copyright © 2014 all rights reserved |
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Checkmate wrote:
Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what % said: Checkmate wrote: Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Sir Gregory Hall, Esq. said: Unlike you lazy lubbers, I don't have pressure water. My yacht's potable water is contained in tanks which are connected to hand-pumps with flexible hoses. Here's an example of a ohand pump: http://www.westmarine.com/freshwater...y-pump--190595 Well, my galley pump was getting harder and harder to operate and just the smallest stream of water was coming out the spout. I checked the length of the hose to the water tank for pinching and kinks but there were none. The only other thing I figured it could be was there must be a screen on the end of the hose inside the tank. The screen must slowly have gotten clogged. Getting to this would involve removing the tank - an all day job. Well, I used my brain instead of my brawn. I removed the hose where it connects to the pump and fitted it with a brass fitting and Schrader valve which I have in stock for use to pressurize and overboard discharge my sewage holding tank. I hose-clamped it on so it wouldn't leak and then I connected an old fashioned bicycle floor pump to the Schrader valve and pumped away. At first it was a little hard to pump then I heard a bubbling noise and it got easier and easier to pump. In other words, the debris that was clogging the intake screen was blown out. Now the galley pump is easy to operate and lots of water comes out on every stroke. I added a little bleach to the tank to kill any stirred-up bacteria, algae, etc. You dumbass lubbers would find yourself spending hundreds of dollars paying a plumber while it didn't cost me one thin dime - just a little thought and elbow grease. Now, I'm about ready to break out a cold bottle of wine from my refrigerator that runs from environmentally friendly photovoltaics causing no greenhouse gasses to be released to the environment. Living off the grid is so darned responsible and kewl. Living on the grid and complaining about greenhouse gasses like you freaking lubbers do is the height of hypocrisy. You... you unclogged the **** on the end of your water intake with some compressed air, and you think that's a big deal? That's bush league ****, Gweggles. Tell me when you actually do something more remarkable. If I were you, I'd probably be a little more concerned about what kind of crap is floating around in your water supply. Then again, I don't **** in a bucket and then wash my dishes in it. Just sayin'... he's really not all there you know Where's the rest of him? in the bucket |
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Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what % said: Checkmate wrote: Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what % said: Checkmate wrote: Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Sir Gregory Hall, Esq. said: Unlike you lazy lubbers, I don't have pressure water. My yacht's potable water is contained in tanks which are connected to hand-pumps with flexible hoses. Here's an example of a ohand pump: http://www.westmarine.com/freshwater...y-pump--190595 Well, my galley pump was getting harder and harder to operate and just the smallest stream of water was coming out the spout. I checked the length of the hose to the water tank for pinching and kinks but there were none. The only other thing I figured it could be was there must be a screen on the end of the hose inside the tank. The screen must slowly have gotten clogged. Getting to this would involve removing the tank - an all day job. Well, I used my brain instead of my brawn. I removed the hose where it connects to the pump and fitted it with a brass fitting and Schrader valve which I have in stock for use to pressurize and overboard discharge my sewage holding tank. I hose-clamped it on so it wouldn't leak and then I connected an old fashioned bicycle floor pump to the Schrader valve and pumped away. At first it was a little hard to pump then I heard a bubbling noise and it got easier and easier to pump. In other words, the debris that was clogging the intake screen was blown out. Now the galley pump is easy to operate and lots of water comes out on every stroke. I added a little bleach to the tank to kill any stirred-up bacteria, algae, etc. You dumbass lubbers would find yourself spending hundreds of dollars paying a plumber while it didn't cost me one thin dime - just a little thought and elbow grease. Now, I'm about ready to break out a cold bottle of wine from my refrigerator that runs from environmentally friendly photovoltaics causing no greenhouse gasses to be released to the environment. Living off the grid is so darned responsible and kewl. Living on the grid and complaining about greenhouse gasses like you freaking lubbers do is the height of hypocrisy. You... you unclogged the **** on the end of your water intake with some compressed air, and you think that's a big deal? That's bush league ****, Gweggles. Tell me when you actually do something more remarkable. If I were you, I'd probably be a little more concerned about what kind of crap is floating around in your water supply. Then again, I don't **** in a bucket and then wash my dishes in it. Just sayin'... he's really not all there you know Where's the rest of him? in the bucket That calls for an O and a couple of L's. -- Checkmate "The Man Who Spanked Fakey" KotAGoR XXXIV AUK Hammer of Thor award, Feb. 2012 co-winner, Pierre Salinger Memorial Hook, Line & Sinker award, May 2001 Copyright © 2014 all rights reserved |
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"Checkmate" wrote: I keep plenty of bleach around, because you just never know... Never know what, Check? When you "off" those that don't agree with you? MK curious |
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Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: I keep plenty of bleach around, because you just never know... Never know what, Check? When you "off" those that don't agree with you? MK curious I never know when the **** will hit the fan and I'll be forced to drink water out of my well, which probably hasn't been used in a few decades. There's plenty of water in it, but I'm not drinking it unless I have to. Besides... everybody knows the best way to dispose of a body is with acid. -- Checkmate "The Man Who Spanked Fakey" KotAGoR XXXIV AUK Hammer of Thor award, Feb. 2012 co-winner, Pierre Salinger Memorial Hook, Line & Sinker award, May 2001 Copyright © 2014 all rights reserved |
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"Checkmate" wrote: Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: I keep plenty of bleach around, because you just never know... Never know what, Check? When you "off" those that don't agree with you? MK curious I never know when the **** will hit the fan and I'll be forced to drink water out of my well, which probably hasn't been used in a few decades. There's plenty of water in it, but I'm not drinking it unless I have to. I thought water wells were perfect water? Hmmm, I always like my well water. Besides... everybody knows the best way to dispose of a body is with acid. shudder Thankfully, I don't even *think* that way. . . MK |
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Checkmate wrote:
Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: I keep plenty of bleach around, because you just never know... Never know what, Check? When you "off" those that don't agree with you? MK curious I never know when the **** will hit the fan and I'll be forced to drink water out of my well, which probably hasn't been used in a few decades. There's plenty of water in it, but I'm not drinking it unless I have to. Besides... everybody knows the best way to dispose of a body is with acid. stalked |
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Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: I keep plenty of bleach around, because you just never know... Never know what, Check? When you "off" those that don't agree with you? MK curious I never know when the **** will hit the fan and I'll be forced to drink water out of my well, which probably hasn't been used in a few decades. There's plenty of water in it, but I'm not drinking it unless I have to. I thought water wells were perfect water? Hmmm, I always like my well water. Besides... everybody knows the best way to dispose of a body is with acid. shudder Thankfully, I don't even *think* that way. . . MK I know a lot of weird stuff. Some of it's "on the edge". Did you know that sulfuric acid will completely dissolve a body, except for gall stones, false teeth, etc? At least, that's what I've heard... -- Checkmate "The Man Who Spanked Fakey" KotAGoR XXXIV AUK Hammer of Thor award, Feb. 2012 co-winner, Pierre Salinger Memorial Hook, Line & Sinker award, May 2001 Copyright © 2014 all rights reserved |
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Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what % said: Checkmate wrote: Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: I keep plenty of bleach around, because you just never know... Never know what, Check? When you "off" those that don't agree with you? MK curious I never know when the **** will hit the fan and I'll be forced to drink water out of my well, which probably hasn't been used in a few decades. There's plenty of water in it, but I'm not drinking it unless I have to. Besides... everybody knows the best way to dispose of a body is with acid. stalked Like celery. -- Checkmate "The Man Who Spanked Fakey" KotAGoR XXXIV AUK Hammer of Thor award, Feb. 2012 co-winner, Pierre Salinger Memorial Hook, Line & Sinker award, May 2001 Copyright © 2014 all rights reserved |
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Checkmate wrote:
Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: I keep plenty of bleach around, because you just never know... Never know what, Check? When you "off" those that don't agree with you? MK curious I never know when the **** will hit the fan and I'll be forced to drink water out of my well, which probably hasn't been used in a few decades. There's plenty of water in it, but I'm not drinking it unless I have to. I thought water wells were perfect water? Hmmm, I always like my well water. Besides... everybody knows the best way to dispose of a body is with acid. shudder Thankfully, I don't even *think* that way. . . MK I know a lot of weird stuff. Some of it's "on the edge". Did you know that sulfuric acid will completely dissolve a body, except for gall stones, false teeth, etc? At least, that's what I've heard... so does lime |
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Checkmate wrote:
Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what % said: Checkmate wrote: Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: I keep plenty of bleach around, because you just never know... Never know what, Check? When you "off" those that don't agree with you? MK curious I never know when the **** will hit the fan and I'll be forced to drink water out of my well, which probably hasn't been used in a few decades. There's plenty of water in it, but I'm not drinking it unless I have to. Besides... everybody knows the best way to dispose of a body is with acid. stalked Like celery. like my wine cellar |
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"Checkmate" wrote: Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: I keep plenty of bleach around, because you just never know... Never know what, Check? When you "off" those that don't agree with you? MK curious I never know when the **** will hit the fan and I'll be forced to drink water out of my well, which probably hasn't been used in a few decades. There's plenty of water in it, but I'm not drinking it unless I have to. I thought water wells were perfect water? Hmmm, I always like my well water. Besides... everybody knows the best way to dispose of a body is with acid. shudder Thankfully, I don't even *think* that way. . . MK I know a lot of weird stuff. Some of it's "on the edge". Did you know that sulfuric acid will completely dissolve a body, except for gall stones, false teeth, etc? At least, that's what I've heard... OMG, I had my gall bladder out, so I won't be on your stAUKler list! lol MK what have you heard lately? |
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Sir Gregory Hall, Esq. wrote:
Living off the grid is so darned responsible and kewl. Living on the grid and complaining about greenhouse gasses like you freaking lubbers do is the height of hypocrisy. I'm taking Viagra and Prozac together, if I don't get a ****, I don't give a ****. |
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Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: I keep plenty of bleach around, because you just never know... Never know what, Check? When you "off" those that don't agree with you? MK curious I never know when the **** will hit the fan and I'll be forced to drink water out of my well, which probably hasn't been used in a few decades. There's plenty of water in it, but I'm not drinking it unless I have to. I thought water wells were perfect water? Hmmm, I always like my well water. Besides... everybody knows the best way to dispose of a body is with acid. shudder Thankfully, I don't even *think* that way. . . MK I know a lot of weird stuff. Some of it's "on the edge". Did you know that sulfuric acid will completely dissolve a body, except for gall stones, false teeth, etc? At least, that's what I've heard... OMG, I had my gall bladder out, so I won't be on your stAUKler list! lol MK what have you heard lately? Mostly classified stuff... mum's the word. True story: Last night I was trying to verify if the gall stone part was true, and I came upon a link to an article on how to use acid to make bombs. It sounded interesting, so I clicked on it. I got a page saying it wasn't available, with a very offishul-looking FBI logo and other FBI stuff. Now, I'm just waiting for the black helicopters to show up! -- Checkmate "The Man Who Spanked Fakey" KotAGoR XXXIV AUK Hammer of Thor award, Feb. 2012 co-winner, Pierre Salinger Memorial Hook, Line & Sinker award, May 2001 Copyright © 2014 all rights reserved |
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"Checkmate" wrote: First check out what Ms. Kitty said: MK what have you heard lately? Mostly classified stuff... mum's the word. True story: Last night I was trying to verify if the gall stone part was true, and I came upon a link to an article on how to use acid to make bombs. It sounded interesting, so I clicked on it. I got a page saying it wasn't available, with a very offishul-looking FBI logo and other FBI stuff. Now, I'm just waiting for the black helicopters to show up! Oh dear! Maybe you have time to do a backup and keep it off premise before they get there! Keep us posted so we can write to you in prison. :-) I heard of this one couple that searched for a Presto cooker and a dinner clock, or something and had it sent to their home, and the FBI kicked in their door. I guess when you go to Costco's now they make you register your pressure cooker? What's the world coming to? MK |
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Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: First check out what Ms. Kitty said: MK what have you heard lately? Mostly classified stuff... mum's the word. True story: Last night I was trying to verify if the gall stone part was true, and I came upon a link to an article on how to use acid to make bombs. It sounded interesting, so I clicked on it. I got a page saying it wasn't available, with a very offishul-looking FBI logo and other FBI stuff. Now, I'm just waiting for the black helicopters to show up! Oh dear! Maybe you have time to do a backup and keep it off premise before they get there! Keep us posted so we can write to you in prison. :-) I heard of this one couple that searched for a Presto cooker and a dinner clock, or something and had it sent to their home, and the FBI kicked in their door. I guess when you go to Costco's now they make you register your pressure cooker? What's the world coming to? MK It's going to hell in a hand basket. "Land of the Free"? That's quickly becoming a thing of the past. -- Checkmate "The Man Who Spanked Fakey" KotAGoR XXXIV AUK Hammer of Thor award, Feb. 2012 co-winner, Pierre Salinger Memorial Hook, Line & Sinker award, May 2001 Copyright © 2014 all rights reserved |
I'm so smart . . .
"Checkmate" wrote: First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: First check out what Ms. Kitty said: MK what have you heard lately? Mostly classified stuff... mum's the word. True story: Last night I was trying to verify if the gall stone part was true, and I came upon a link to an article on how to use acid to make bombs. It sounded interesting, so I clicked on it. I got a page saying it wasn't available, with a very offishul-looking FBI logo and other FBI stuff. Now, I'm just waiting for the black helicopters to show up! Oh dear! Maybe you have time to do a backup and keep it off premise before they get there! Keep us posted so we can write to you in prison. :-) I heard of this one couple that searched for a Presto cooker and a dinner clock, or something and had it sent to their home, and the FBI kicked in their door. I guess when you go to Costco's now they make you register your pressure cooker? What's the world coming to? MK It's going to hell in a hand basket. "Land of the Free"? That's quickly becoming a thing of the past. I had to write a letter to a judge for a friend today. His crime was working hard all his life (80 hours per week) and collecting WW2 memorabilia, including guns and ammo. He had one out of a hundred that wasn't registered, so now he's going to be a felon for a gun that is a piece of history and will never be fired. Sad thing is, he filled out the paperwork and just hadn't made the time to get a money order, since he works 7 days a week. No 2nd Amendment in the U.S. anymore. Just wait until they change the law so only women 30 until death can vote, or maybe you have to be 1/2 white to be able to vote. . . I've known this guy for over 30 years, and he never had time to go to the gun shows or antique stores, always to busy working, paying high taxes for people on welfare. It was very hard for me not to put my personal opinions of how we now are ruled by a monarch with a "pen and a phone". These government officials are the ones who take nail clippers away from pilots. . . MK |
I'm so smart . . .
Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: First check out what Ms. Kitty said: MK what have you heard lately? Mostly classified stuff... mum's the word. True story: Last night I was trying to verify if the gall stone part was true, and I came upon a link to an article on how to use acid to make bombs. It sounded interesting, so I clicked on it. I got a page saying it wasn't available, with a very offishul-looking FBI logo and other FBI stuff. Now, I'm just waiting for the black helicopters to show up! Oh dear! Maybe you have time to do a backup and keep it off premise before they get there! Keep us posted so we can write to you in prison. :-) I heard of this one couple that searched for a Presto cooker and a dinner clock, or something and had it sent to their home, and the FBI kicked in their door. I guess when you go to Costco's now they make you register your pressure cooker? What's the world coming to? MK It's going to hell in a hand basket. "Land of the Free"? That's quickly becoming a thing of the past. I had to write a letter to a judge for a friend today. His crime was working hard all his life (80 hours per week) and collecting WW2 memorabilia, including guns and ammo. He had one out of a hundred that wasn't registered, so now he's going to be a felon for a gun that is a piece of history and will never be fired. Sad thing is, he filled out the paperwork and just hadn't made the time to get a money order, since he works 7 days a week. No 2nd Amendment in the U.S. anymore. Just wait until they change the law so only women 30 until death can vote, or maybe you have to be 1/2 white to be able to vote. . . I've known this guy for over 30 years, and he never had time to go to the gun shows or antique stores, always to busy working, paying high taxes for people on welfare. It was very hard for me not to put my personal opinions of how we now are ruled by a monarch with a "pen and a phone". These government officials are the ones who take nail clippers away from pilots. . . MK How did the Government know he had an unregistered gun? If that makes him a felon, he can't own any guns now. Who was he supposed to register it with? -- Checkmate "The Man Who Spanked Fakey" KotAGoR XXXIV AUK Hammer of Thor award, Feb. 2012 co-winner, Pierre Salinger Memorial Hook, Line & Sinker award, May 2001 Copyright © 2014 all rights reserved |
I'm so smart . . .
"Checkmate" wrote: Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: First check out what Ms. Kitty said: MK what have you heard lately? Mostly classified stuff... mum's the word. True story: Last night I was trying to verify if the gall stone part was true, and I came upon a link to an article on how to use acid to make bombs. It sounded interesting, so I clicked on it. I got a page saying it wasn't available, with a very offishul-looking FBI logo and other FBI stuff. Now, I'm just waiting for the black helicopters to show up! Oh dear! Maybe you have time to do a backup and keep it off premise before they get there! Keep us posted so we can write to you in prison. :-) I heard of this one couple that searched for a Presto cooker and a dinner clock, or something and had it sent to their home, and the FBI kicked in their door. I guess when you go to Costco's now they make you register your pressure cooker? What's the world coming to? MK It's going to hell in a hand basket. "Land of the Free"? That's quickly becoming a thing of the past. I had to write a letter to a judge for a friend today. His crime was working hard all his life (80 hours per week) and collecting WW2 memorabilia, including guns and ammo. He had one out of a hundred that wasn't registered, so now he's going to be a felon for a gun that is a piece of history and will never be fired. Sad thing is, he filled out the paperwork and just hadn't made the time to get a money order, since he works 7 days a week. No 2nd Amendment in the U.S. anymore. Just wait until they change the law so only women 30 until death can vote, or maybe you have to be 1/2 white to be able to vote. . . I've known this guy for over 30 years, and he never had time to go to the gun shows or antique stores, always to busy working, paying high taxes for people on welfare. It was very hard for me not to put my personal opinions of how we now are ruled by a monarch with a "pen and a phone". These government officials are the ones who take nail clippers away from pilots. . . MK How did the Government know he had an unregistered gun? Awesome question! The answer is a whore named Ashley, that goes by "honeybadger" online. Tatooed whore, with a son, who ratted him out. She's unstable to even own a gun. I'm way more scared of her! She ****ed the guy's sons, and all of his friends behind his back. He was the last one to know, poor guy! If that makes him a felon, he can't own any guns now. Who was he supposed to register it with? He will never get his other 99 guns back ever! They will have to be sold through his lawyer, or a broker like me. He will never be able to sell the relic in question, which would never be fired due to it's antique value! He will forever be labelled a felon, he who has never done anything wrong in his life! Yeah, I'm not happy. . .MK |
I'm so smart . . .
Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: First check out what Ms. Kitty said: MK what have you heard lately? Mostly classified stuff... mum's the word. True story: Last night I was trying to verify if the gall stone part was true, and I came upon a link to an article on how to use acid to make bombs. It sounded interesting, so I clicked on it. I got a page saying it wasn't available, with a very offishul-looking FBI logo and other FBI stuff. Now, I'm just waiting for the black helicopters to show up! Oh dear! Maybe you have time to do a backup and keep it off premise before they get there! Keep us posted so we can write to you in prison. :-) I heard of this one couple that searched for a Presto cooker and a dinner clock, or something and had it sent to their home, and the FBI kicked in their door. I guess when you go to Costco's now they make you register your pressure cooker? What's the world coming to? MK It's going to hell in a hand basket. "Land of the Free"? That's quickly becoming a thing of the past. I had to write a letter to a judge for a friend today. His crime was working hard all his life (80 hours per week) and collecting WW2 memorabilia, including guns and ammo. He had one out of a hundred that wasn't registered, so now he's going to be a felon for a gun that is a piece of history and will never be fired. Sad thing is, he filled out the paperwork and just hadn't made the time to get a money order, since he works 7 days a week. No 2nd Amendment in the U.S. anymore. Just wait until they change the law so only women 30 until death can vote, or maybe you have to be 1/2 white to be able to vote. . . I've known this guy for over 30 years, and he never had time to go to the gun shows or antique stores, always to busy working, paying high taxes for people on welfare. It was very hard for me not to put my personal opinions of how we now are ruled by a monarch with a "pen and a phone". These government officials are the ones who take nail clippers away from pilots. . . MK How did the Government know he had an unregistered gun? Awesome question! The answer is a whore named Ashley, that goes by "honeybadger" online. Tatooed whore, with a son, who ratted him out. She's unstable to even own a gun. I'm way more scared of her! She ****ed the guy's sons, and all of his friends behind his back. He was the last one to know, poor guy! If that makes him a felon, he can't own any guns now. Who was he supposed to register it with? He will never get his other 99 guns back ever! They will have to be sold through his lawyer, or a broker like me. He will never be able to sell the relic in question, which would never be fired due to it's antique value! He will forever be labelled a felon, he who has never done anything wrong in his life! Yeah, I'm not happy. . .MK That's seriously ****ed up. -- Checkmate "The Man Who Spanked Fakey" KotAGoR XXXIV AUK Hammer of Thor award, Feb. 2012 co-winner, Pierre Salinger Memorial Hook, Line & Sinker award, May 2001 Copyright © 2014 all rights reserved |
I'm so smart . . .
Checkmate wrote:
Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: First check out what Ms. Kitty said: MK what have you heard lately? Mostly classified stuff... mum's the word. True story: Last night I was trying to verify if the gall stone part was true, and I came upon a link to an article on how to use acid to make bombs. It sounded interesting, so I clicked on it. I got a page saying it wasn't available, with a very offishul-looking FBI logo and other FBI stuff. Now, I'm just waiting for the black helicopters to show up! Oh dear! Maybe you have time to do a backup and keep it off premise before they get there! Keep us posted so we can write to you in prison. :-) I heard of this one couple that searched for a Presto cooker and a dinner clock, or something and had it sent to their home, and the FBI kicked in their door. I guess when you go to Costco's now they make you register your pressure cooker? What's the world coming to? MK It's going to hell in a hand basket. "Land of the Free"? That's quickly becoming a thing of the past. I had to write a letter to a judge for a friend today. His crime was working hard all his life (80 hours per week) and collecting WW2 memorabilia, including guns and ammo. He had one out of a hundred that wasn't registered, so now he's going to be a felon for a gun that is a piece of history and will never be fired. Sad thing is, he filled out the paperwork and just hadn't made the time to get a money order, since he works 7 days a week. No 2nd Amendment in the U.S. anymore. Just wait until they change the law so only women 30 until death can vote, or maybe you have to be 1/2 white to be able to vote. . . I've known this guy for over 30 years, and he never had time to go to the gun shows or antique stores, always to busy working, paying high taxes for people on welfare. It was very hard for me not to put my personal opinions of how we now are ruled by a monarch with a "pen and a phone". These government officials are the ones who take nail clippers away from pilots. . . MK How did the Government know he had an unregistered gun? Awesome question! The answer is a whore named Ashley, that goes by "honeybadger" online. Tatooed whore, with a son, who ratted him out. She's unstable to even own a gun. I'm way more scared of her! She ****ed the guy's sons, and all of his friends behind his back. He was the last one to know, poor guy! If that makes him a felon, he can't own any guns now. Who was he supposed to register it with? He will never get his other 99 guns back ever! They will have to be sold through his lawyer, or a broker like me. He will never be able to sell the relic in question, which would never be fired due to it's antique value! He will forever be labelled a felon, he who has never done anything wrong in his life! Yeah, I'm not happy. . .MK That's seriously ****ed up. no you do |
I'm so smart . . .
Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what % said: Checkmate wrote: Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: First check out what Ms. Kitty said: MK what have you heard lately? Mostly classified stuff... mum's the word. True story: Last night I was trying to verify if the gall stone part was true, and I came upon a link to an article on how to use acid to make bombs. It sounded interesting, so I clicked on it. I got a page saying it wasn't available, with a very offishul-looking FBI logo and other FBI stuff. Now, I'm just waiting for the black helicopters to show up! Oh dear! Maybe you have time to do a backup and keep it off premise before they get there! Keep us posted so we can write to you in prison. :-) I heard of this one couple that searched for a Presto cooker and a dinner clock, or something and had it sent to their home, and the FBI kicked in their door. I guess when you go to Costco's now they make you register your pressure cooker? What's the world coming to? MK It's going to hell in a hand basket. "Land of the Free"? That's quickly becoming a thing of the past. I had to write a letter to a judge for a friend today. His crime was working hard all his life (80 hours per week) and collecting WW2 memorabilia, including guns and ammo. He had one out of a hundred that wasn't registered, so now he's going to be a felon for a gun that is a piece of history and will never be fired. Sad thing is, he filled out the paperwork and just hadn't made the time to get a money order, since he works 7 days a week. No 2nd Amendment in the U.S. anymore. Just wait until they change the law so only women 30 until death can vote, or maybe you have to be 1/2 white to be able to vote. . . I've known this guy for over 30 years, and he never had time to go to the gun shows or antique stores, always to busy working, paying high taxes for people on welfare. It was very hard for me not to put my personal opinions of how we now are ruled by a monarch with a "pen and a phone". These government officials are the ones who take nail clippers away from pilots. . . MK How did the Government know he had an unregistered gun? Awesome question! The answer is a whore named Ashley, that goes by "honeybadger" online. Tatooed whore, with a son, who ratted him out. She's unstable to even own a gun. I'm way more scared of her! She ****ed the guy's sons, and all of his friends behind his back. He was the last one to know, poor guy! If that makes him a felon, he can't own any guns now. Who was he supposed to register it with? He will never get his other 99 guns back ever! They will have to be sold through his lawyer, or a broker like me. He will never be able to sell the relic in question, which would never be fired due to it's antique value! He will forever be labelled a felon, he who has never done anything wrong in his life! Yeah, I'm not happy. . .MK That's seriously ****ed up. no you do 2 U -- Checkmate "The Man Who Spanked Fakey" KotAGoR XXXIV AUK Hammer of Thor award, Feb. 2012 co-winner, Pierre Salinger Memorial Hook, Line & Sinker award, May 2001 Copyright © 2014 all rights reserved |
I'm so smart . . .
"Checkmate" wrote: Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: First check out what Ms. Kitty said: MK what have you heard lately? Mostly classified stuff... mum's the word. True story: Last night I was trying to verify if the gall stone part was true, and I came upon a link to an article on how to use acid to make bombs. It sounded interesting, so I clicked on it. I got a page saying it wasn't available, with a very offishul-looking FBI logo and other FBI stuff. Now, I'm just waiting for the black helicopters to show up! Oh dear! Maybe you have time to do a backup and keep it off premise before they get there! Keep us posted so we can write to you in prison. :-) I heard of this one couple that searched for a Presto cooker and a dinner clock, or something and had it sent to their home, and the FBI kicked in their door. I guess when you go to Costco's now they make you register your pressure cooker? What's the world coming to? MK It's going to hell in a hand basket. "Land of the Free"? That's quickly becoming a thing of the past. I had to write a letter to a judge for a friend today. His crime was working hard all his life (80 hours per week) and collecting WW2 memorabilia, including guns and ammo. He had one out of a hundred that wasn't registered, so now he's going to be a felon for a gun that is a piece of history and will never be fired. Sad thing is, he filled out the paperwork and just hadn't made the time to get a money order, since he works 7 days a week. No 2nd Amendment in the U.S. anymore. Just wait until they change the law so only women 30 until death can vote, or maybe you have to be 1/2 white to be able to vote. . . I've known this guy for over 30 years, and he never had time to go to the gun shows or antique stores, always to busy working, paying high taxes for people on welfare. It was very hard for me not to put my personal opinions of how we now are ruled by a monarch with a "pen and a phone". These government officials are the ones who take nail clippers away from pilots. . . MK How did the Government know he had an unregistered gun? Awesome question! The answer is a whore named Ashley, that goes by "honeybadger" online. Tatooed whore, with a son, who ratted him out. She's unstable to even own a gun. I'm way more scared of her! She ****ed the guy's sons, and all of his friends behind his back. He was the last one to know, poor guy! If that makes him a felon, he can't own any guns now. Who was he supposed to register it with? He will never get his other 99 guns back ever! They will have to be sold through his lawyer, or a broker like me. He will never be able to sell the relic in question, which would never be fired due to it's antique value! He will forever be labelled a felon, he who has never done anything wrong in his life! Yeah, I'm not happy. . .MK That's seriously ****ed up. Yep, and political to boot! MK |
I'm so smart . . .
"%" wrote: no you do vetoed |
I'm so smart . . .
Checkmate wrote:
Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what % said: Checkmate wrote: Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "Checkmate" wrote: First check out what Ms. Kitty said: MK what have you heard lately? Mostly classified stuff... mum's the word. True story: Last night I was trying to verify if the gall stone part was true, and I came upon a link to an article on how to use acid to make bombs. It sounded interesting, so I clicked on it. I got a page saying it wasn't available, with a very offishul-looking FBI logo and other FBI stuff. Now, I'm just waiting for the black helicopters to show up! Oh dear! Maybe you have time to do a backup and keep it off premise before they get there! Keep us posted so we can write to you in prison. :-) I heard of this one couple that searched for a Presto cooker and a dinner clock, or something and had it sent to their home, and the FBI kicked in their door. I guess when you go to Costco's now they make you register your pressure cooker? What's the world coming to? MK It's going to hell in a hand basket. "Land of the Free"? That's quickly becoming a thing of the past. I had to write a letter to a judge for a friend today. His crime was working hard all his life (80 hours per week) and collecting WW2 memorabilia, including guns and ammo. He had one out of a hundred that wasn't registered, so now he's going to be a felon for a gun that is a piece of history and will never be fired. Sad thing is, he filled out the paperwork and just hadn't made the time to get a money order, since he works 7 days a week. No 2nd Amendment in the U.S. anymore. Just wait until they change the law so only women 30 until death can vote, or maybe you have to be 1/2 white to be able to vote. . . I've known this guy for over 30 years, and he never had time to go to the gun shows or antique stores, always to busy working, paying high taxes for people on welfare. It was very hard for me not to put my personal opinions of how we now are ruled by a monarch with a "pen and a phone". These government officials are the ones who take nail clippers away from pilots. . . MK How did the Government know he had an unregistered gun? Awesome question! The answer is a whore named Ashley, that goes by "honeybadger" online. Tatooed whore, with a son, who ratted him out. She's unstable to even own a gun. I'm way more scared of her! She ****ed the guy's sons, and all of his friends behind his back. He was the last one to know, poor guy! If that makes him a felon, he can't own any guns now. Who was he supposed to register it with? He will never get his other 99 guns back ever! They will have to be sold through his lawyer, or a broker like me. He will never be able to sell the relic in question, which would never be fired due to it's antique value! He will forever be labelled a felon, he who has never done anything wrong in his life! Yeah, I'm not happy. . .MK That's seriously ****ed up. no you do 2 U i can't |
I'm so smart . . .
Ms. Kitty wrote:
"%" wrote: no you do vetoed stealing my style |
I'm so smart . . .
Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "%" wrote: no you do vetoed yay -- Checkmate "The Man Who Spanked Fakey" KotAGoR XXXIV AUK Hammer of Thor award, Feb. 2012 co-winner, Pierre Salinger Memorial Hook, Line & Sinker award, May 2001 Copyright © 2014 all rights reserved |
I'm so smart . . .
Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what % said: Ms. Kitty wrote: "%" wrote: no you do vetoed stealing my style What style? -- Checkmate "The Man Who Spanked Fakey" KotAGoR XXXIV AUK Hammer of Thor award, Feb. 2012 co-winner, Pierre Salinger Memorial Hook, Line & Sinker award, May 2001 Copyright © 2014 all rights reserved |
I'm so smart . . .
Checkmate wrote:
Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what Ms. Kitty said: "%" wrote: no you do vetoed yay i know that's why i'm the veto guy |
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Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by Checkmate! First check out what % said: Ms. Kitty wrote: "%" wrote: no you do vetoed stealing my style What style? none so blind as those that tain't lookin |
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