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BlessedByGod

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my notification thingy hasn't alerted me to this so I am JUST NOW seeing it.....
Well, then. That would explain why you also never showed up for your court date, when I (on behalf of Star Wars fans everywhere and on the advise of my lawyer...who now that I think about it will get half of any settlement🤔🤔🤔...you don't suppose that's why he advised me to do so do you? Naaaa). I won, by default, and there is a bench warrant out for ya.
Yikes, had only the notifications had been working.
 

Poinsetta

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Day 3 of quarantine: i got in a fight with myself and we are not talking. 😂😂😂😂🤣
 

BlessedByGod

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I think I know which one you are BBG
Hey! I resemble that remark! 😄😉
Gotsta have some fun in life. Another way to look at it, he is working on keeping his reflexes sharp, like me. Or, in Muhammad Ali terms, he is helping himself to make sure he can "Float like a Butterfly, Sting like a bee" . I am also giving myself extra BBG points to the tune of 100 on this one for working in butterfly into the posting, lol, Go Me! <<<Salsa dances stage left ...
 

BlessedByGod

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Mom? Mom? Were related? I know I don't always get information first and all, but this one I'm gonna have to say I think I would know. You would have to be adopted (which would actually explain a few things, lol).
And hey here, I'm backin you! You said we should all go swimming instead. Me, being the kind and thoughtful person I am, agreed but not wanting people to get sick and thus lowering their immune system, which we all can agree with the virus concerns out there would be bad, as we all need to be at our optum to kick its tail
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So, if you don't want to host, that's ok. You all are invited down to the river with me
Sorry, wrong picture, and now, the river swim...
 

laughingheart

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I was calling on my mom to help but her response was that she is 80 years old and we are all just weird. I can't really argue with that. You and the entire board are invited over to my imaginary pool and you can even bring the kids! (Being imaginary we have the social distancing thing covered).
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BlessedByGod

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I was calling on my mom to help but her response was that she is 80 years old and we are all just weird. I can't really argue with that. You and the entire board are invited over to my imaginary pool and you can even bring the kids! (Being imaginary we have the social distancing thing covered).
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Lol, well, since were doing the imaginary and all, you think you can send over your imaginary jet to pick me up there Wonder Woman🤔?
Lol.
(By the way think I just caught the frog reference, several posts later😄).
 

HeraldtheNews

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Speaking of frogs, even though this is a serious topic, in an environmental class once, which I didn't finish, I remember reading and hearing from the college professor, who was a very good one, that frogs are like the canary in the coal mine when it comes to the environment. What happens to the environment, effects frogs, including the pollutants that are getting into the environment.

One time, i was driving down a highway in the rain near here, and there were small frogs all over the highway. I had pulled off the highway for some reason and my car lights were pointing at the highway. I saw a small frog hopping out into the highway. I know it's just a small frog, but it was a frog that was in danger on my watch. It was clearly visible in the lights of my car, and was hopping out into the highway. It would hop, and then stop in the middle of the road. I went out into the lane and tried to catch it and move it out of harms way. It's not easy to catch a frog with your hands. The frog was distressed and didn't know I was trying to save it, but it was in the tire lane and would likely have been hit by a passing car. The frog let out a noise that they make, and I was concerned that I was distressing it, but we were in the middle of the road, possibly endangering my own safety as well. I finally got the frog to the edge of the road and should have left it there. But I thought I should try and scoop it up and toss it into the grass off the highway, since I thought it might hop back into the lane. I was concerned that this last action may have caused it's death, since it didn't move, and thought I should have left it at the side of the road. If anyone knows anything about frogs, I would like to know if that could have exhausted it to death.

I know some people hunt frogs, but, it's different regarding intention. I was trying to save it from imminent harm, and it's a lesson in rescuing - if our efforts to save a creature or even a person, end up causing them harm, then the actions, even though well-intentioned, can be misguided. I should have stopped when the frog was safely at the other side of the highway, instead of taking further action that could have unnecessarily distressed it further, possibly to death. But, even though it wasn't moving, it is possible that it was just resting and recovering.
 

BlessedByGod

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Speaking of frogs, even though this is a serious topic, in an environmental class once, which I didn't finish, I remember reading and hearing from the college professor, who was a very good one, that frogs are like the canary in the coal mine when it comes to the environment. What happens to the environment, effects frogs, including the pollutants that are getting into the environment.

One time, i was driving down a highway in the rain near here, and there were small frogs all over the highway. I had pulled off the highway for some reason and my car lights were pointing at the highway. I saw a small frog hopping out into the highway. I know it's just a small frog, but it was a frog that was in danger on my watch. It was clearly visible in the lights of my car, and was hopping out into the highway. It would hop, and then stop in the middle of the road. I went out into the lane and tried to catch it and move it out of harms way. It's not easy to catch a frog with your hands. The frog was distressed and didn't know I was trying to save it, but it was in the tire lane and would likely have been hit by a passing car. The frog let out a noise that they make, and I was concerned that I was distressing it, but we were in the middle of the road, possibly endangering my own safety as well. I finally got the frog to the edge of the road and should have left it there. But I thought I should try and scoop it up and toss it into the grass off the highway, since I thought it might hop back into the lane. I was concerned that this last action may have caused it's death, since it didn't move, and thought I should have left it at the side of the road. If anyone knows anything about frogs, I would like to know if that could have exhausted it to death.

I know some people hunt frogs, but, it's different regarding intention. I was trying to save it from imminent harm, and it's a lesson in rescuing - if our efforts to save a creature or even a person, end up causing them harm, then the actions, even though well-intentioned, can be misguided. I should have stopped when the frog was safely at the other side of the highway, instead of taking further action that could have unnecessarily distressed it further, possibly to death. But, even though it wasn't moving, it is possible that it was just resting and recovering.
Mu guess, which is only a guess , is it was laying low so not to be spotted. I do know that they are happily croacking away (when I see them or rather hear them locally), until I come to close. Once one clams up, they all stop. Until one starts up again, then they all do. Even if I stay real still, and they don't have direct line of site on me, they usually know I am there and seem to not want to let me know they are still there, a survival thing.
I wouldn't worry about it. Your heart was in the right place. And, in the end, so was the frog. You were just trying to help him to "not croack".😃