Cristo
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HA....thats is funny.
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BARNABY THE DOG.
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Judging by what Frank usually smoked, I imagine his mind was always open - to what is anybody’s guess, but certainly open.
BARNABY THE DOG.
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Damn, caught on camera AGAIN!
BARNABY THE DOG.
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Now come on Susan, can you not see the exquisite detailing in the depth, the angles of light and the pure exuberance of the unspoken commentary on the trans struggle for understanding in the light of cosmopolitan innuendo in the sub-culture of latent expressionism of the late 20th century? These transcripts in pastel shades search the reservoirs of pugilistic combat between statutory social political structuring in addressing the struggle against the opportunism of cultural expansion of trans ideology in the new city-space-for-all thinking of unified conceptualism rhetoric in freedom of cultural diagonalism. It’s plainly obvious. These drawings are unique and thus worth every cent of their value. Argue your way out of that! If you can, that is!
BARNABY THE DOG.
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It’s funny because it’s true. (Homer).
StillA_WorshiperOfJah
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🤣That is so grim. I have heard a brother say that before. We were walking on a beachfront with few other brothers/sisters and he was saying "this looks like a nice house to live in after armageddon and the owners are gone." Internally I was like "What...?"
Thanks for the memes. I laughed so hard on so many of them. Can't believe I read all 26 pages in one sitting!
BARNABY THE DOG.
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I have heard that story too. It is very odd. The bible speaks of people being able to build their own home and to enjoy living in it. I look forward to that, but I hope first to wander the earth, to waken in green pastures, wet with the morning dew, to walk with bears and lions, elephants and all sorts, to stand on a few mountains and lie down in clover and eat from the trees and bushes along the way - and to drink fresh water from a sparking stream in a shady spinney of oak trees and silver birch while birds sing some glorious anthem in the leaves - and maybe one day, in the breezy part of the day, hear the voice of Jehovah asking me what I have done with my day.
SusanB
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You might have to be from California to appreciate this one, but after hearing about the earthquakes today, I thought this was hilarious.
Ms_ladyblue
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😂 🤣 😂
Arctic Cat
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im guessing there will be huuuuuge waiting lines outside the great winecellars in france.. as ive heard many over the years talk about all that good wine that must not go to waste after armageddon is over😂
MickHewitt
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Don't forget the Guinness!
SusanB
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We do have to admit, after every battle that the Israelites fought there were “spoils of war.” Here is a scripture from 2 Kings 7:16-20: “The people then went out and plundered the camp of the Syrians, so that a seah measure of fine flour came to be worth a shekel, and two seah measures of barley came to be worth a shekel, according to the word of Jehovah. The king had appointed the adjutant whom he relied on to be in charge of the gate, but the people trampled him to death at the gate, just as the man of the true God had told the king when he came down to him. It happened just as the man of the true God had said to the king: “Two seah measures of barley will be worth a shekel, and a seah measure of fine flour will be worth a shekel tomorrow at this time at the gate of Sa·marʹi·a.” But the adjutant had said to the man of the true God: “Even if Jehovah should open floodgates in the heavens, could such a thing take place?” To this E·liʹsha had said: “You will see it with your own eyes, but you will not eat from it.” That is exactly what happened to him, because the people trampled him to death at the gate.”
