Wildcat Diva
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Honestly, it’s probably just too much wine!!!
HRC falls twice in India
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Ever wonder what'd it be like to have to live with armed guards 100% of your life? Knowing you don't even have enough freedom to walk down the street without fearing a mob of people would dismember you? Physically pull you apart like a chicken in a dog pack. Everything this person touches turns to misery. With the only warmth in her life being the number on a bank account. How pathetically sad.
I consider Hillary a fascinating person. She lives in a cage with no bars. It's amazing her soul hasn't given up. Then again, psychopaths don't think or feel like the rest of us. Better her then me. I hope she lives to a 105.
I consider Hillary a fascinating person. She lives in a cage with no bars. It's amazing her soul hasn't given up. Then again, psychopaths don't think or feel like the rest of us. Better her then me. I hope she lives to a 105.
[polite golf clap]
What's interesting is watching someone who is irrelevant in every sense except in her own mind. She is her own polestar.
Surplus Guy
Active Member
A pair of tennis shoes might help get traction.
NavyVet1959
Curmudgeon Extraordinaire
I hope she dies a lot sooner than that. I want to have a chance to piss on her grave. If she lives to 105 (and somehow I'm still alive), I'll probably have to settle with either dumping my Depends on her grave or emptying my colostomy bag on it...
NavyVet1959
Curmudgeon Extraordinaire
One thing that I've noticed while traveling overseas and visiting really old buildings and such is that the stairs / steps on places like that can surprise you sometimes. The steps are often a bit shallow and the height between the steps are sometimes quite a bit taller than what we consider standard in the US. Also, those stone steps are sometimes worn to the point of either sloping at a significant angle or being rounded over for a good portion of their depth. When you have people who have been walking on the stone for hundreds of years, it wears down. I noticed that especially in some of the really old castles that I visited in the UK and Ireland. Of course, for *them*, that was probably considered a defensive mechanism to slow down invaders who managed to make it into the castles. But, I know my limits, so if I'm going some place where I'm going to be having to negotiate uneven terrain or steps like that, I will take my cane with me, even if for some reason, my bum knee is *not* bothering me for a change.
And let's not forget, women don't normally buy shoes that are practical for the activity they are going to be engaged in, they are more concerned with being stylish or what the shoe looks like. If you are climbing stairs like that, a lace up boot with good ankle support might be advisable.
Now, having said that, I really would have liked to have seen her fall all the way down the steps and break her neck.
And let's not forget, women don't normally buy shoes that are practical for the activity they are going to be engaged in, they are more concerned with being stylish or what the shoe looks like. If you are climbing stairs like that, a lace up boot with good ankle support might be advisable.
Now, having said that, I really would have liked to have seen her fall all the way down the steps and break her neck.
Not me. I hate standing in lines.
