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Ouch, grin, BIGGER GRIN, BIGGER OUCH!
What? None of those earthlings said, “Klaatu barada nikto”?
Hakuna Matata!!!,!, it means no worries for the rest of your days,,,it’s our problem free,,,,, philosophy, Hakuna Matata!
Everyday, I wake up, I sing this out loud. My wife thinks I’m nuts! She just may be right”. I am truly greatful for the life I’ve been given to live. It’s a simple life, spent reading, watching the birds, the humming birds, even the bugs. Solving the worlds problems only in my head. Hakuna Matata, is a simple problem free,,,,society.
This morning I helped a spider out of a bad situation. Poor guy was in the shower when I turned the water on, I spotted him in time to put my tooth paste tube Low for him to crawl onto and move him out of the kill zone.
Don’t tell anybody but I do this simple thing often. Makes a difference in the spiders life, gives me hope.
VI
Brilliant. Encouraging that there are still those who know how to do biting satire.
And Dirk: I make an effort to not kill spiders, too.
Hilarious, yet sadly appropriate.
That’s what happens when aliens land on Long Island.
I was offered two positions once; one in Afghanistan running the telecom system at the Air Base, the other at a college on Long Island. I seriously considered the Afghan job.
Those who live on Long Island are aliens.
It’s scary that a ship that small has planet-destroying capabilities. Those libs were going to die anyway, they weren’t masked up and socially distanced.