>>14738 How the fuck could that possibly be justified?

>>14766 would you be saying that if he wasnt in a wheelchair you able-ist bigot, huh you want to fucking discriminate against disabled people huh you want to treat them differently huh >armed >refused to stop >heading towards potential victim >ignoring officer warnings *bang *bang, double tap a job well done, *bang, and one for good measure

>>14767 if i was cop id carry the stick that cops would carry in the old tv shows and id rodney king him but that would probably look worse and no one would believe me if i told them that if i wasnt a cop the other cop would have shot mr wheelchair perp

Season 3 Episode 20 Best Episode https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0751147/plotsummary

>>14059 Even with that banana in her nostril, she's such a cutie. I love the 90's women.

>>14697 nigger >>14235

The requestor of the scubba piece wanted some changes made but hasn't gotten back to me on specifics yet so I worked more on the fighters request.

>>14747 Nice numbras. The meteor shower currently going is the Perseids, named due to the localization and seeming emanation of the meteors from the constellation Perseus named after the demi-god slayer of Medusa in Greek myth. I caught one or two zip by last night along with other less explicable moving celestial bodies. Supposedly the entire length of the shower is around 10 or so days so there's still a chance for more sky-watchin' if that's yer thing.

>>14748 >>14749 There was a noticable lack of beachbods to linger the peepers on today. So I suppose these make up for that in a way I wasn't expecting.

Beach Update : Last night marked the end of the Korean Legends and Myths book with a particularly wacky story about come taoist magic practitioner doing wacky magical things and getting the most highly prized thing in all of ancient Korea : some cushy government gig. Knocked the GF right out since hearing this stuff makes you feel like you're already in a dream with how nonsensical everything is. Morning was more intense Cockin' before I took off to deal with too many things to mention. Did leave the lass with some fresh apple & berry Crisp for brekkies which went over well. Later in the afternoon, the GF tapped me to help bring back a very large and heavy Cactus from across town which was a bit precarious to transport but also preddy gud exercise. Once that was back at her place, we made for the beach and ran into a large family gathering who were making fried Chicken outdoors with a big pan of boiling oil on a small stove. The sky was very cloudy by the time we set up with bizarre formations resembling rough brushstrokes. Bit of a breeze too, so I don't think things were as warm as she would have hoped. Water temperatures were still quite enjoyable, but I might have a better internal furnace than her. Got in a good long swim through the calm, breezy depths and found her shivering in the shallows by the time I was back. Had her climb on to warm up and did the carry back to shore. Drying off helped her somewhat, but without the sun she wasn't interested in sticking around long. The family who was still frying up a storm caught her 'mirin' the Crunchy Chicken and made sure we got some fresh drumsticks. So pleased was she that as soon as she was back home she pledged to bake up fresh peanut butter Cookies with which to recompense the frying family before they left. Fully Chipper with the five fundamentals Cs she'd accrued; cock, crisp, cactus, chicken and cookies, I felt like the day was a success and set out back home to doodle my little buns off and take care of other bidness. Catabolized Categorizations : Charitable Chaperonage

this cant be real

I wasn't yet born but that's one thing I love about the '50s ethos (or what I can glean of it). Idyllic optimism, lush green lawns and white picket fences, mother puts cherry pie on the windowsil while father smokes his pipe, Billy plays tin soldiers while Susie plays dollies. Temporally sandwiched between a world war and the threat of all-consuming nuclear fire. They knew hell was possible in the past and future so they strove for heaven in the present.

>>14761 no its war fatigue you can only keep the masses riled up for so long, just look at coronahoax eventually people stop giving a shit and will start dismantling the government ruining their lives and slaughtering their children, you always need a "peace" period after wars even when its completely fake or the entire nation collapses in on itself why do you think "rocket good, we go moon" happened, what do you think would have happened if the public knew they were being bankrupted just to build intercontinental nuclear missiles during a war that never happened

what did he do wrong?

>>12165 It's doubtful. The only real solution was to strike while the iron was hot and press his claim to the presidency. He could have claimed it if he didn't back down after Jan 6. I still view him as the legitimate ruler of the federal government USA because the fraud was blatantly obvious. But it seems like society has moved on with this false narrative and I don't know what can be done about it. The fraud and social engineering system via social media programming and narrative-sifting algorithms are even more firmly in place. Part of me hopes for a comeback but I think what's just going to happen is the federal goverment slowly becomes less and less relevant as power shifts back to the states. Nobody really respects the usurper in the WH now and the election process itself was revealed as a sham. I said it before Trump was elected, that he would be the final president of the USA, and I still view this to be the case.

>>14676 >what did he do wrong? no border wall hillary not in prison didn't drain the swamp shilled the covid vax made israel great again allowed election to be stolen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oh6VSCsxUSQ

>>14711 was it worth it did it taste good no matter what happens, you can find comfort in knowing your name is in an official government vaxpill database, forever, will be handy eventually oh btw did you know mentally disabled people and children arent legally allowed to vote, its because theyre too stupid to think for themselves

caught a glimpse of a plane flying over my backyard @30x zoom. r8

>>14750 you need a camera to see a plane? bro i can see the moons of jupiter with my naked eye

>>14751 im impressed!

piece

nighty night

>>13255 those lips probably feel amazing

>>14716 For whom?