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Ive found Frank and the Mods pretty tolerant as long as we're respectful and have reasonable discussions. Its when zealots get their panties all waded up and go off the deep end.
Well if your just not into being violated by trains or cops then there's lots of other options to explore.
What do you want to move onto , midgets or pigeons?
Those trees around the all buildings sure look like they grew a lot for 2 months.
This derail is better than the one I keep on my work truck for working on the tracks in the railyard.
Aw com'on, its the Pit. Thats to be expected.
There is an element of truth here.i think some are, and at least some of "the people" in iran appear to me cheering the destruction of the regime's infrastructure.
One only examine what happens when there is a majority population to understand just how great the delta is between you and me.
Reading this morning, apparently a USA official leaked to the New York Times, saying it was an Israeli attack on an Iranian ballistic missile research/manufacturing facility. That story is being passes around the media outlets...
Israel Launched Drone Attack on Iranian Facility, Officials Say
While the target’s purpose is unclear, the city of Isfahan is a major center of Iranian missile production, research and development.
paywallIsrael Launched Drone Attack on Iranian Facility, Officials Say
While the target’s purpose is unclear, the city of Isfahan is a major center of Iranian missile production, research and development.www.nytimes.com
I'm sorry, my brain is full of useless information and it's easily distracted.
Blinken was born on April 16, 1962, in Yonkers, New York, to Jewish parents, Judith (Frehm) and Donald M. Blinken, who later served as U.S. Ambassador to Hungary.[5][6][7] His maternal grandparents were Hungarian Jews.[8] Blinken's uncle, Alan Blinken, served as the U.S. ambassador to Belgium.[9][10] His paternal grandfather, Maurice Henry Blinken, was an early backer of Israel who studied its economic viability,[11] and his great-grandfather was Meir Blinken, a Yiddish writer.[12]
bless you
