1985, they caught the guy, but I can't find his pic on the internet.. odd
"Drescher was the victim of a home invasion in 1985. Two men broke into her Los Angeles apartment, tying up Descher's now ex-husband Peter Marc Jacobson. Drescher and a female friend who was in the house at the time were raped at gun point by one of the attackers while Jacobson was forced to watch."
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I thought there was 2 of them?
The GMCs are a little better looking. I kind of want one since it's available in green and I want to see how well the fancy tailgate works for shooting from the bed. I'd probably buy a Ford though.
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2007 classic body style and quit breeding them
When you are forced to do some you don't want to.
the amount of faces that can be see in the clouds, even the black evil one
All those diesel boats those horn heads pillaged from......
One of the guys at the shop bought a used truck last weekend as his boys are about to reach drivers license age…
It’s a 2009 Chevy crew cab 2500… with a 2014 GMC long bed out back…. It all lines up pretty well and is a nice truck for his kids. Clean and a good runner.
Of course it took about 30 seconds for us to name his new truck “The Mullet!” All Chevy business in front and a GMC party out back.”
I’m having a sticker made!!
Sirhr
Women apparently do make the best sand sculptures…
Good words. The second leading cause of death on the Oregon Trail was Indians. They killed thousands of settlers. The Comanche were horrible. They defeated and then depopulated Spanish New Mexico and wiped out many Indian tribes tribes including the Apache. The Cherokee Civil War lasted for almost 200 years and in contributed to the poorness of the South. The Sioux wiped out a number of tribes when they took the Black Hills. Look up the Crow Creek Massacre. They also violated several treaties at the start of the civil war and massacred over a thousand settlers.
The point is that North America has been at war for thousands of years. And there was enough hatred and bitterness to fuel atrocities on both sides. gained a lot from the Indians. And they from us. Our first and second amendments and local democracy are part of that.
A lot of renewed scholarship is out now looking at what both sides did and gained and lost where Indians are seen as equals not victims and as both opponents and friends where cultures merged and took the best from each. And the massacres as momentary rages by bitter people. And the genocides as necessary where survival required it.
Does not make it right by today’s standards. But by yesterdays yes. And who among us would have done things any differently? Or any better?
We all know fools like Fetterman and Shakopee. And leaders like Tecumsah, Chief Joseph, and Ranald Mackenzie who made some very hard choices and did some amazing things and lived with tragedies. The full retelling of those times has yet to be done except in a few cases.
Hmmmm. I think I will take door number 1
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