
greenbean
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| Location: | USAF Retired - 31 years |
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| Occupation: | Gigolo |
| Number of Posts: | 6523 |
| Registered on: | 2/2/2019 |
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32 degree (from Costco) are the best.
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She’s going to attract (and succumb) to a certain demographic in daily driving that….
Trade it in and get a chick-ish car.
^^^^^this
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I can explain. Mississippi includes an advelorem tax element to the price of car tags. As a result, the price of a car tag on a decent new car can sometimes be over $1000 per year. The custom tag fee is a $53 adder.
When you are paying over $1000, an extra $53 is not much by comparison.
I've always heard specialty/personalized tags were $60 more in the 'Sip, but folks are probably just rounding up when they say that.
Be smart with your money, if buying used, Toyota or Honda.
re: International Fellowship of Christians and Jews Commercial
Posted by greenbean on 7/11/26 at 7:02 pm to ThatTahoeOverThere
Is this the organization that puts out commercials wanting you to give money to support starving Jewish widows?
Who would give to this? Jews have the highest standard of living of any group in the world, let them take care of their own.
Who would give to this? Jews have the highest standard of living of any group in the world, let them take care of their own.
re: Wrongfully accused and then getting the silent treatment
Posted by greenbean on 7/11/26 at 6:40 pm to SallysHuman
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Wrong. I'm at least 10x as horny as my 20s... I don't know what's gotten into me, but I am 100% on all the time these days.
Are you on pellets, hormone replacement, or whatever it is called? My wife is in her mid 50s (she stays in good shape) and she's much hornier. Add "romance" novels to that and it makes for a nice outcome.
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Fun fact, she was once on the tractor and came across a cotton mouth. She went to kill it with a hoe she kept with her and pulled a disc in her back that resulted in surgery which then resulted to other issues that was eventually caused her to die.
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re: Independence / freedom and 21yo drinking age in USA
Posted by greenbean on 7/4/26 at 10:47 pm to Everyday Is Saturday
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if you can go to war for your country (compulsory)
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re: PTSD sucks on the 4th
Posted by greenbean on 7/4/26 at 9:33 pm to DownshiftAndFloorIt
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I sleep with ear plugs in quite a bit. It's no bother at all, at least for me.
I do too, but due to tinnitus, I also run white noise while sleeping.
re: Who else has to dope their dog up for fireworks.
Posted by greenbean on 7/4/26 at 6:25 pm to thumperpait
Mine go looking for ducks.
re: Do most normal women know they are fat?
Posted by greenbean on 7/4/26 at 6:15 pm to tiggerthetooth
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The average woman in the US is 5 ft 4 inches and weighs 170 lbs.
Do you need to divide this up demographically though? In the southern black female culcha there's absolutely no shame in being fat, in fact, some consider it desirable. The % of obese southern black women far exceeds other races.
re: When did people realize there were different time zones?
Posted by greenbean on 7/4/26 at 5:44 pm to OysterPoBoy
Like the moon landing, Bigfoot and aliens, time zones aren't real.
re: Generational Hate - Will Millennials become the new Boomers?
Posted by greenbean on 7/4/26 at 3:24 pm to tiggerthetooth
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Boomers were literally handed EVERYTHING on a silver platter based on what happened in WW2. The greatest generation fought the war and the boomers reaped every reward of that war victory.
You have to be a deeply ignorant buffoon to actually believe this.
You idiot, they worked hard for it, there were no handouts (unlike today), everything they had they earned it and paid cash. They didn't buy cars they couldn't afford, didn't buy $7 cups of coffee most started out in tiny starter homes. Most of their parents were influenced by the depression and hardships of WW2, they didn't coddle their kids and most didn't have anything near the disposable income we have today.
Give me an example of what they were given on a sliver plater. They were given nothing, they worked hard, put up with a ton of shite and earned it.
I'll wait for your response, but I doubt you able to list things they were "given." Folks today don't understand that thru the 80s, no one was given anything, everything was earned.
re: What’s the polite time cutoff for fireworks on the 4th?
Posted by greenbean on 7/4/26 at 2:57 pm to CatfishJohn
bout 350.
re: Generational Hate - Will Millennials become the new Boomers?
Posted by greenbean on 7/4/26 at 2:56 pm to armsdealer
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Boomers are going down as the worst generation in existence. They were handed everything and literally said frick them kids when it was time to set up future generations. They fricked EVERYONE that came after them.
Tell me what they did or didn't do?
Boomers were handed absolutely nothing, worked decades in soul crushing jobs will no complaints, paid gobs of taxes, obeyed the law, were great citizens, were smart spending money, saved, raised families in mostly two parent homes. Later Boomers were too easy on their kids and gave them too much (GenX is also guilty of this), which lead today's generation of parents/young people who have little concept of self discipline, accountability and wisely spending money.
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When the attacks were announced in a Baltimore schoolroom, the students cheered

re: For those 60 and up
Posted by greenbean on 7/4/26 at 9:59 am to makersmark1
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People could disagree about stuff back then and still be friends.
Now politics is more like a religion for some people.
If you don’t endorse all of their ideas, thoughts, actions, you must be canceled.
I say this all the time.
It started with 24 hour news, when news had to be invented to fill time. To get more ratings, outrage had to be flamed. Social media has made that much worse.
re: Will you make it to America 300?
Posted by greenbean on 7/4/26 at 9:44 am to Hangover Haven
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Not unless I make it to 112…
But it did get to see the 200th and 250…
She with me.
re: For those 60 and up
Posted by greenbean on 7/3/26 at 11:19 pm to Cool Hand Luke
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Unfortunately that division will never reunite. Just too many things that each side is not willing to budge on. We need to just get the next civil war behind us, because we can't continue as a country as we are going now.
I don't foresee a civil war, the country is just going to get more and more shitty. One side or the other is eventually going to seize complete control of the country. Once true democracy and freedom are gone, the race to the Botton will intensely.
concur, specifically 1985.
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What are you expecting a “come together” to look like? We are a nation of neighborhoods and localities. Go experience the world with those people and don’t wait for some news article showing a group together at a monument.
What? I'll assure you I've been to more states and countries than you.
In 76, small towns all over the country came tother and had parades and events. Chevy released a bicentennial edition truck.
I was just hoping the country would come together, we've let social media and the 24 news divide us and made us hate each other.
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