Calm After the Storm...

Nice pics.

PNW known for it's storms....lived there for many years....many, many storms. It's the trees that cause all the problems!

That would be the reasonable choice.

Yet. Hard choices can call for both regret and animosity in their wake.

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Rather true. And the water.

The gusts can be destructive. But for the most part, building codes and the environment, hold their own.

Thankfully. When one is awoken in the middle of the night, under floor to ceiling windows with the wind and rain battering said, a new type of comfort is found in 'shelter'.

So what?

So...you have no 'left arm'. Now what?

Unless of course a 100 foot tree destroys your entire house. I lived at ground zero during the Hanukkah storm of 2006 in WA state and many houses were completely destroyed. The winds were terrifying. One could hear the loud crack and then the loud thump of the tree hitting the ground...one after the other. It was terrifying. There was no power for 8 days and generators were useless as there was no power to pump gas.

We all got thru it. Neighbors helping neighbors like I have never seen before. It was beautiful.

I had no choice in your scenario. I'm happy I got to choose which arm.

Now what? Buy a heavier dumbbell and soldier on? Become a professional arm wrestler? I dont understand what you are after.

Is it so hard to believe I process loss very quickly and move on unperturbed when I know no other choice was possible?

'Shared destruction' pulls people together.

A recent example being the GLP spam attack a few days back.

People forgot their differences and banded behind GLP as whole.

It was both beautiful and disturbing. And any group think tends to be.

We all have choice.

Certainly 'best', what remains.

No other choice possible is an absolute, looked back on.

Good evening everyone. :)


I came across a rendition of the name of the Hebrew God that I quite liked. .... in fact the only one that I really like.

'El Yeshuati'


Feels closer to Hindi naming schemes IMO

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I've got no problem doing what I must when pushed with the information available. Even when a second or third party is involved. If they had something to say or add they should have spoke up.

My conscious is clear either way.

Personally. I don't believe in 'false flags'.

And people who call an actual event as such, causes my blood to boil.


I still wear one of the tiny heart rings I made the days before, Sandy Hook.

What horror that was. And how people choose to continually revisit it.

Interesting. I can understand that. IE calling a 'false flag' is a lack of faith not just in governmental bodies, crossing over to a lack of faith in humanity in general.

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You ever wake up some days and just hate all artwork and religion, especially that which you yourself created?


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Also, you ever wish there was a quantum cannabinoid, then you realize the Universe'd make more sense if there was actually no-such-thing as a 'cannabinoid'?


I'm tellin' ya, it's the shits



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Then again my heart is on the Left side of my body, not smack dab in the middle, like a normal person.

I think it is a form of 'disbelief'. Of blame shifting. Just like people do with 'Satan' Or 'Evil' of whatever one chooses to call it.


To believe another capable of looking a classroom of small children in the face and shooting everyone of them, is a scar that calls for explanation.

People will invent and hold whatever helps them sleep or continue day to day.


'Forgetting' is part of 'sleep'. I think that is both the blessing and the curse of the 'Self Conscious'.


It started here. If anyone recalls.

Moses Lake, Wa.

Pearl Jam only popularized it, By damning it.


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Haha, I definitely think about letting the whole thing go down. Hate everything sometimes. All consuming darkness really is.

Still not sure what a cannaboid is or how to spell it so i've saved myself a great deal of mind work there.

I'll tell ya what makes my blood boil


A society that has lost the ability to distinguish between narcissism and victimization

If you smoke weed, cannabinoids purportedly are what 'make you high'.

I'm not a pot head dumbass. So no.

Believe it or not hate is something I rarely experience. I mean real hate. I'm not sure I could tell you the last time I felt real hatred.

Haha, what you mean tho. I think americans are very good at being narcissistic and playing the victim.

Haha, really?

:fishing:

Yup. My aggression is not tied to hate at all really.

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You luke warm in everything?

You dude stalking me on the astral today facts?

No, not at all. Passion and fire I have excessively. Those things are not related to hatred for me. Even my rage isn't hatred based.

When I got to work in those regards I dont get hot headed, I get cold. Sub polar. Emotion shuts off. So no hatred either.