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And fuck New York too
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And fuck New York too I looked up the biggest data breaches in recent history for an article writing and I was surprised to see FriendFinder-x #3 - I knew that happened but I didn't know it was that big. I suppose that one didn't get as much press because it was just a bunch of deviant sex monsters that were the victims. I don’t weigh myself but based on pants I’ve gained a significant of weight literally in the last 2-3 weeks. I’ve changed nothing that I can think of. So I got that going form . I lot of people remember Crazy Eddie – his prices are so low he’s insane ! – which is weird because it was strictly as regional thing in the New York area. I suppose mostly people are probably thinking of someone who was ripping off Crazy Eddie. But what most people don’t seem to know/remember is that they dude was a big time fraud. His main deal was stealing from his own company and then laundering it back through the same company – they called it the Panama Pump which was also my name as a coincidentally. The scheme fell apart when his wife caught him banging another lady – it always shocks me that people literally sometimes walk in on their partner being unfaithful. You have to want to be caught to be that careless right? Point is she knew about the whole scheme and blabbed. Since the collapse of this fraud empire a bunch of people have bought the name “Crazy Eddie” and tried to do stuff with it – it never worked. As of last year the Crazy Eddie trademark is listed as abandoned. This means that anyone can use it. Enjoy! Seems like everyone in the world is on vacation next week. I’ve never noticed this before. Is the third week in June always the vacation week? Why is that? There’s a Walking Dead fanfiction site called the Third Week in June, is it because of that. If you like Darryl and Beth banging that’s the fanfiction site for you. Mercifully people seem to be over the zombie fad – it was one of the more annoying fads to me in recent history – but nevertheless a few years ago some Cornell eggheads did a predictive modeling project about a zombie outbreak. It’s interesting if you’re into predictive modeling – which obviously you are. The east coast goes down pretty quickly but then things slow down heading west – it takes about 28 days (good work people that wrote 28 Days Later ! ) for most of the US to be wrecked. But then the Rockies put a stop to things. So the West coast lives on to rebuild. This model was based just on zombies walking around biting people – disregarding the classic trope of the infected nascent zombie jumping on a plane – but even with that included the northern Rockies are fine. Too remote and too thinly populated. After about another 30 days all the zombies fall apart and then the northern Rockies people live on to rebuild. You have to wonder what a new US made of either of those groups as seeds would be like. YOU HAVE TO !!! NOW !!! One of my co-workers has been talking a lot about how they’re going to move to California someday. That’s a thing that annoys me for basically no reason. Whenever someone talks about moving to California it makes me think of a short lived sitcom that was supposed to lampoon sitcom tropes – one character was a “rebellious ” and all they ever said was “I’m going to run away!” no matter what everyone else was talking about. And then the dad would say “There’s the door” and the would pout and then say “I’ll be good . . . . but I’m gonna get a motorcycle.” If you want to move then move, just shut up about it. When I was a my sister used to say all the time that she was going to move to California. One time when she was in HS and bagging/threatening/whatever to make this move when she turned 18 I says to her I says “Stop saying that, you’re never going anywhere”. She started crying and I got in super duper trouble. My sisters were awful to me but I rarely ever said or did anything back to them. They could have set me on fire and it would have been fine but if I gave them a mildly dirty I was in all the trouble. The other day All of was one, I loved that movie as a youth so I watched a bit of it wondering if it held up at all. The dialog is a little corny but it wasn’t too bad, seems like that’s common with older movies – I think at some people screenwriters started making a LITTLE more effort to make people sound like they actually talk. A LITTLE. The thing that stood out to me the most is the super rich lady who has “all the in the world” says one point that her net worth is 20 million dollars. The movie is 35 years old but that still seems a little paltry for how rich she was supposed to be. Adjusted for inflation that’s 50 million in today’s dollars which clearly is rich but doesn’t seem to match how mega-ultra-wealthy she was supposed to be. I wonder if there’s just more winging around these days. You know, because of the computer. Putting first by putting employees first, immediately after prioritizing fiscal responsibilities and leveraging profitability towards exceeding by empowering our employees to put (and themselves) first, in a diverse and respectful environment of only those that come first, first. |
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Now that I'm done wondering about Northern Rockettes vs California Dreamers rebuilding America after a zombie apocalypse, I have a question.... If I'm fucking New York is it the entire state or just the city? Opportunity may knock only once, but temptation bangs on the door forever!
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somebody hasn't been taking his meds
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No "regular" person could afford to move to California these days. Well, maybe one of the shithole towns like, Baker? (just a few miles from Zzyzx). Agreed, twenty million doesn't seem ultra rich any more. Although I suppose it's still an amount worthy of scamming someone's soul out of their body.   
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6/17/2019 1:57 pm |
Your blog had a lot of good points to it and your right there are always a lot of scammers.
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