Re: Redefining eternity

On 12/22/2024 6:11 AM, D wrote:

  On Sat, 21 Dec 2024, clams casino wrote:
 

On 12/21/2024 3:45 PM, D wrote:

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On Sat, 21 Dec 2024, clams casino wrote:
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On 12/21/2024 4:39 AM, D wrote:

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On Fri, 20 Dec 2024, clams casino wrote:
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Bacon and covered? Fascinating! Who is this legen Kuthe who I hear people talking about so often?

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He used to be Bryan's BFF in St. Louis. They both kayaked and camped together and so on, but Kuthe is a male nurse who I think was doing physical therapy work.
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He also had a healthy appetite for the ladies.
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He and Bryan had a falling out and RFC's bully bitches moved in for the kill.
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He used to make these amazing hand-dipped cherry chocolates and sold them online.
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I really wished he'd had inventory but when I looked he was all sold though. It was a hobby business of sorts, but he knew his stuff.
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He's hated for his Nissan Leaf EV, the brick home he remodeled, his rotating cast of Chinese roomies, and just his overall lifestyle.
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I'll let someone else fill in the details of his awfulness, suffice to say I found his posts highly entertaining and amusing and his lust for women every bit as strong as Bryan's.
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Oh he also knew high end audio equipment, like those Klipsch La Scala speakers he recently sold.
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But when RFC wants to fuck with someone, they do.

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Wow... what a man! Sounds like a highly original and entertaining person. Maybe
we could ask him to come back? I would like to get to know him!

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I found him refreshingly "naked" in his lifestyle and desires and personal honesty here.
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I'm sure a Zaba search might yield a way to contact him.
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But frankly what would he gain from a return to the crab bucket?
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Kuthe made it out!
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And I wager for a lot more of the old ♋︎...
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Hmm, this is the truth. It would be a shame to drag him back only for him to get a lower quality of life out of it. =/

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Too right.
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But like Sheldon he was a self-possessed force of nature - in every way his own man, the critics be damned.

 More people like this are needed in these times.

As collectivism reinforces itself through technology (AI) and infotainment - yes -many more.
It's an entire society of terrorized wage slaves we're immersed in - with the seemingly unbeatable, but utterly artificial foe of inflation as the lynchpin upon us all.
Banksterism is a blight.