That post goes so well with your avatar!
https://nypost.com/2018/05/14/guard-with-huge-stinky-penis-found-guilty-of-abusing-inmates/?utm_campaign=iosapp
A Brooklyn jail guard was found guilty of sexually abusing female inmates Monday — after the victims gave matching accounts of his giant, stinky penis.
How much coffee do you fucking drink?ten bags of Peet's I just bought.
Shit goes stale you know.Actually, they were on close out for $5.99 a bag, so I cleaned em out.
Not sure I'm ready to welcome our new worm overlords...
https://www.24foundation.org/events/charlotte/
this goes on here. it’s gotten big and is pretty awesome.
24 Hours of Booty
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/inspired-life/wp/2018/08/06/this-teen-was-auctioning-his-pig-to-fight-cancer-four-bidders-in-a-row-had-their-own-plans/?utm_term=.847fcb3e158a
Except for the whole "kid with brain cancer" bit, and that throwing money at that foundation is not going to "beat" it any time soon.
geeez... "beating" cancer isnt binary.https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/inspired-life/wp/2018/08/06/this-teen-was-auctioning-his-pig-to-fight-cancer-four-bidders-in-a-row-had-their-own-plans/?utm_term=.847fcb3e158a
Except for the whole "kid with brain cancer" bit, and that throwing money at that foundation is not going to "beat" it any time soon.
Albeit much of cancer "care" enriches the medical and drug establishments without improving, or degrading, quality of life.geeez... "beating" cancer isnt binary.
even if you "cure" it in strict sense, you are still going to die anyways...
striving to provide the best, possible, times before dying is still a laudable goal, whether death comes from cancer, or a meteorite shower.
https://medicalxpress.com/news/2018-07-complementary-medicine-cancer-decrease-survival.htmlAlbeit much of cancer "care" enriches the medical and drug establishments without improving, or degrading, quality of life.
My English usage in that post was less than excellent. In particular what I was trying to say is that chemo/radiation often trashes quality of life. Extending life per se is not necessarily a benefit. I have an advance care directive that is essentially a DNR. Let's see what happens in the case I need to make decisions.