28-year-old chimp caged entire life in a lab sees the sky for first time, finds new family
Vanilla, a 28-year-old chimpanzee who lived her whole life caged at the infamous prime lab in New York, got to see the open sky for the first time.
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It would be more impressive if she was running on a moving tank tread.
I'm so confuzzled. My wife has been traveling all over the US and Canada the last 2+ weeks and Biden's former aid did not steal her luggage..
Wait! I get it! Sammy they is afraid of a real woman! Thank you, Hiders, for helping me figgre it out. Always happy to praise the Lord when a loved one returns home safe. Count your blessings.
Wait! I get it! Sammy they is afraid of a real woman! Thank you, Hiders, for helping me figgre it out. Always happy to praise the Lord when a loved one returns home safe. Count your blessings.
I love a happy ending.
We had some announce they were going to attack the "Trumped" store in the small city near me in rural AZ. Well armed locals stood guard for several days. If the antfags did show up they must have taken one look and decided they had urgent business elsewhere.
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Driving from Show Low AZ back to LA. Stopped in Sweetwater Tx at the WASP Museum. 38 women lost their lives in service for our country. Great piece of history to all of these heroic ladies!
Oh it was 109 degrees there!
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And CdA is about as liberal as Idaho gets. Only place worse is Sun Valley.
Maybe that dude should have been wearing the bra around his face in case he tripped and fell.
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There was a lady here named Rebecca Amaya. {not sure I spelled that right} I also think she changed it now. She drowned her kids. She spent two or three years in a mental facility then was released.
Rebekah Amaya – Citizens Commission on Human Rights of Colorado
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Why would they bother? They are winning. Their arm in rural areas is the government, their ideas will be implemented by the same.
yes, they started here with ' we are going to the burbs' and announced the starting point each time,
one was a walmart parking lot (upscale walmart of sorts) that immediately shut down for the day, as did the lowes next door, (that was 10 miles from where I type, semi rural) that happened to be on the end of the local bus line,
no one showed up, just the police
the other was on the west end of town, comments were made about marching from a big high end mall back to town, then march out to the rural areas,
did not work out for them, the mall has private security, they shut the parking lot down, entrance only if you have business to do there ( like run a store or shop at one) any one else would be asked to leave or arrested for tresspass and they had checkpoints at the entrance to stop each and every vehicle
rumbling thru the next rural county over was a bit negative, as in if you come, you are on your own,
so plan A (start not far from me) was cancelled, and plan B was moved to a smaller mall on the city limit, where the city mayor and police chief are more antifa friendly
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Shouldn’t it be Killdozer knocking that pyramid down?
I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be able to stop myself from fully serving and protecting that woman. Some people just need to be ended.
A U.S. Army corporal of the 30th Infantry Division stands at attention with a group of women in two-piece bathing suits wearing M1917 helmets and holding M1917 Enfield rifles in Camp George Derby at the California Pacific International Exposition in San Diego's Balboa Park (1935) [962 x 541]
Picture was from 1935. What's not right?
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That is the type of ass by which all asses should be judged
Yep, mom must have slid under the water and they didn't notice since they were too busy saving the child.
Goddammit put that fucking thing back! I don't know what it is, but we just experienced 3 years of shit for someone probably doing stupid shit like finding cursed shit like this.
