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Posts posted by PozBearWI
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You know, understanding why we have to do these things doesn't help. WTF do we continue to be impelled to tell everyone else what they are allowed to do with their own body? This is fukken stupid.
Thanks @rawTOP. I know we need to know; so thank you for keeping us fully informed of how you're evolving your site.
my controls on my own controversial website are different. These days "discussion" might be boring to those who prefer to look at photos and videos. Seeing what you do each step has me question my own exposure; and my options.
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1 hour ago, tbone69rimmer said:
Great use for a condom. Unroll it and use something to suspend it and fill with cum. Freeze it into a cock-shaped cum-cicle. Shove it inside my ass and let's melt it while you breed me.
I would not say no to a cumsicle in my always willing hole. In fact it would be super soothing after an aggressive fuck. But I think I need the old popsicle molds; and TBH I love the taste so much I lick it up before it can ever get to the mold.
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1 hour ago, Labtmguy said:
I am a biker,
I belong to a few groups and have had the ability to offer my ass to a few other bikers on the down low at almost every event. Always have fun at the events.
Sweet. For me certainly not every event. There are other aspects of my adult life where discretion is my wiser option. But indeed some events in life, be they biking, bowling, community home renovations... Any of them can be where a spark happens and some fun play ensues.
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My home is somewhat as you describe. Clean potable water, made better by my own systems in my home to remove forever chemicals for example. Big private yard. Away from the fray. And I am grateful that is the case today. Will that remain tomorrow? These and other secrets will be uncovered in the coming days, weeks, months and years...
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I can't speak for how things will unfold down under. Here in the US there are multiple solutions, not just one. I would not cry if muskrat got offed, but I suspect that isn't going to happen. I think with our gun crazed population (well some of our population) gun violence seems inevitable.
Greed, we're somewhat repeating the US in the 1880's and 1890's, the so called golden age.
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I'm not sure there is "no solution". Rather I think there are a variety of solutions, but one size doesn't nor should fit all.
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5 hours ago, jXsluT said:
i been into older men since day 1...they fuck like crazy
I only wish you were in Wisconsin then, happy to spend hot naked time with you.
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Hmmm, not sure how to think of this query.... Having been a biker myself for several decades...
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My hope @Erik62 is that the majority of us (and MAGA thinking is no where close to majority) coalesce into a unified opposition and we come back to the center; where the needs of most is the emphasis. Not that we shouldn't help our unique fellows, just not at the expense of the whole shebang.
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1 hour ago, Norcalfukkr said:
I’m optimistic that more macho closeted, authoritarian GOP’ers or MAGA men are going to wanna get their frustrations out on subservient holes like mine. You know they’re out there, just waiting for the right opportunity when their buddies aren’t watching to sneak off and find a hot bottom to breed. That’s my optimistic take on the times we’re living. I can only hope those sorts of radicalized men any to get off on fucking my liberal leaning ass
Yes, know of those guys right around me.
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Fuck @hntnhole you're going to pull out three words out of a paragraph? Normally you are prone to misreading so significantly.
The idea of puberty blockers seems like a good idea. But we won't know the long term consequences until we have long term consequences. Electroshock and lobotomies we thought to be effective treatments until we learned they weren't.
How you got that I was advocating electroshock for young gay people is pretty fukken astounding... Have you not been paying attention to who write what here???
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We sold arms to Israel as part of our strategic partnership by treaty. Thankfully Biden was not too quick to abandon those. I think Netty pushed them too far though and fear that may lead to worsening global instability.
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38 minutes ago, hntnhole said:
To your thoughts above, beginning ..........
I agree that religion has a role to play in many - maybe the majority - of people's lives. OR (Organized Religion) no longer pushes the notion that only their specific answers are acceptable, and all other viewpoints are worthy of extinction. It still harbors an unspoken, yet clear, assumptions. When it chooses, OR can be a force for good, unifying humanity. It can also do the reverse, and has countless times in the past.
I wouldn't refuse to help anyone on the street either - most of us wouldn't allow an inhumanity like that to even cross our minds - let alone source it to some foreign government's leader. That would be akin to renouncing our humanity in favor of joining the animals of 1984. We're already Orwellian enough.
I'm really glad that you found what you did in the Methodist Church. I had a job (musician) in a Methodist Church years ago, and it was really refreshing after decades in the LCA churches (and the MO Synod was even worse). More, I agree that your second paragraph would be sourced in that denomination, as opposed to - say - and LCA church. I had a Sunday school teacher (I was maybe in 2nd, 3rd grade) that taught us that all Catholics were going to Hell because they worshipped statues. Now that's just depraved.
Your penultimate paragraph is perfectly stated; OR has often used fragments of sayings, re-interpretations of older interpretations, to promote their own purposes. Denigration of other belief-systems to support their own, self-serving variations on the theme. Yes, the Institutions of OR failed in Russia, Germany, Italy, Spain, countless other principalities throughout history. But that was because the people turned away from the inherent weaknesses of those Institutions and followed a real hound of hell.
I admire folks who use their intellectual abilities, rather than follow the crowd.
A bit of an amendment if you please.... Most religions here in the US no longer push the notion that only their views are acceptable. But some in the US do, Westfield Baptist for example. Globally, which will only influence us more in the coming years, we still have plenty of zealot sects.
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2 hours ago, Erik62 said:
HA😱, We are SO RIPE, for a disaster. The Loony Left, Radical Right & now zionist pressure has our State & Federal governments passing legislation specifically FOR THEM.
NOT looking good 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬.
Your best options to alter the course is BEFORE the election. Beyond that aside from sharing language; there are a host of unique "if/then/else" conditions that influence Australian life and USA life.
It is great to know we want something, even better to understand why. Even better if we then understand how each of us are being impacted and find a place of mutual benefit? Here Donny and Elon? They are definitely not looking out for how their actions affect anyone else. They believe the better things go for themselves, that defines the place to be regardless of how that impacts those around them. Somehow we need to pull that curtain back.
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2 hours ago, Erik62 said:
Agreed, so we need to watch👀 out for ALL those moronic & radical Christian (Trumpists), Hindus, Muslims😱.
I'll call anyone friend, if the sentiment is mutual 🥰, otherwise I'm happy with guns 🔫 at ten paces in order to defend those I love & those who can't stand for themselves.
Yeah, I have other friends thinking along gun lines. If that is where we're going as a society I rather hope I am one of the first ones shot. But I am a senior citizen; retired; been retired for about a decade. No matter the outcome I am not going to be living it for a lot of years anyway. Therefore disposable? I hope not. I do actively work on community committees. If we're not part of our immediate neighborhood, aren't we just sort of floating?
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Nope @Erik62 not at all.
For me "optimism" has left the station. But, I can see a variety of pathways which might unfold going forward. Some utterly brutal. We are in the process of grappling with the BIG DIVIDE we're living in. We have a whole lot of people seeking a savior; taking the position of "here go fix this" as if government were our local mechanic. Worse, rather than a shared pool of interaction, we've spun off into factions and pretty much ignore.
We are in a world where conflicting and often warped if not overtly wrong information being spun to the masses pretty close to moment to moment.
I am not a guy on his "smart" phone constantly. It is wherever I last set it down. I am not a fan of sudden loud noises; appreciating whatever environmental sounds actually around me is what I favor. There was a time we didn't always have a running stream of music, or talk radio constantly streaming into our ears? If we live that, when do we ever get into that quiet space of focused consideration of whatever catches our interest. So clearly I am in a minority of my fellow Wisconsin citizens; and that has become largely true throughout the USA.
And indeed listening to music, especially focused listening is a pleasurable activity. Without earbuds, there are sounds all around us. Environmental sounds present information about what is going on around us. Data for our brains to use in getting familiar with, and understanding what is occurring around us.
It seems to me we block each out out mostly... I try to visit with neighbors standing in line with me. Even trite interaction confirms that we, the sound we make, the heat our bodies put out, how the space we're in smells. Restated focused time where we actively plug in all the senses we can take in about the space we're in now, with whomever is with us now.
I also became an adult while the 1960's unfolded. And it pretty much feels now like we were then.
It might be that we need to consider the history of the 1960's (and early 70's) and see if we can see better what NOT to do now.
Somehow, we need to rediscover our common ground. I don't think that happens for any of us until we, ourselves, decide to.
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A pretty good summation of the present state of USA leadership @negchaserlooking.
In some ways I am glad I don't possess the ability to see into the future. Suffice to say we have a problem and many are leaning towards H2 ignorant of history 100 years ago.
I am very hopeful my Australian brothers will prevail and not copy the US in your next election.
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10 hours ago, Erik62 said:
Would the MAGA lunatic civil & military fringe, in the RED STATES, actually go so far as to press that RED🔴button, on a BLUE State such as California🤔????
I WONDER 🤔!!!
Is madness that "infectious" 😱???
Would MAGA do that? Some for sure would as they seem to be unaware of consequences. Is madness infectious? Yup.
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8 hours ago, Erik62 said:
I still think that religion has a part to play in today's society. It provides a base-line for developing a moral compass. These religious "mantras" may or may not change as we get older (some priests, teachers, people in authority). It is undeniable that a child brought up in a family unit of physical/emotional /verbal abuse risks an adult life in a similar vein.
I came out of a family charged with physical/ emotional/verbal abuse: father, mother & older sibling. Had it not been for my weekly Sunday school & ministers guidance, I do not believe I would be the person: caring, loving, socially aware that I am today.
Yes, I have prejudices, racial, social, motor car drivers, airlines etc but, just because I disagree with Netanyahu’s actions does not mean I would refuse help to a Jew on the street.
I am not perfect but, I have molded my religious instruction into a model that best fits me, dropping tenets, against homosexuality, alcohol (I'm a Methodist 😱), contraception, sex before marriage & de-facto relationships but I also don't necessarily believe in at will abortions (being male & gay, my view doesn't / shouldn't be relevant anyway).
Without religion we ended up with Lenin, Stalin, Idi Amin, Xin Ping & ALL THE OTHERS who use it as a cover, Hitler, Trump, Putin, Nasrullah, bin Laden, Netanyahu & his radical zionists.
I'll stick with the values instilled in me by my religious education 🙏😇🕊️🕊️🕊️.
Thanks. FWIW (for what its worth) I strongly support religious freedom. However if your religion instructs you to kill me for my beliefs, we have a problem right?
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Oh lord NOT the way HIV/AIDS were dealt with. For the first few years to our President AIDS was the solution, not a problem.
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Ooooh baby if I was a fortune teller. Probably we're all safe though to recognize that things will differ a month from now, a couple months after that, this coming Fall... It could turn into an utter shit show. But maybe it won't.
JD might be too busy fucking the couch in the oval office... LOL
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You've lived; hit challenges and got through. Yeah we're all susceptible to picking up prior behaviors which hurt us. Helps to know when we're in danger. I'm glad you're here @Poz50something.
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6 minutes ago, DallasPozzible said:
Just spitballing, but what if both Trump and Musk lose control? I suspect that the four guys Musk has rummaging through the government systems have numerous back doors by now that any one of them could exploit. They may have even more power than Musk. What do they do with this information? How long will it take for Putin to put them to work?
I just don’t think we have a clue of where we’re headed.
Indeed. We have clues only in that we have alternatives we can envision. But what will actually happen remains to be seen. My very UNscientific poll among people I know suggests their early thinking involved guns. And yeah that could I suppose happen. Maybe even 5050 odds of a civil war. But maybe odds are greater than I think....
I think speed of intervention will have a large influence on longer term outcomes.
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That would give those who wish to go after, let's say finally eliminate all those gay people so they won't reproduce, and then they will cease to exist... Not unlike 100 years ago as Germany devolved into it's despicable outcome.
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Defiinitely @hntnhole renegotiating is in order. The Israeli citizens need to make their own minds up about Nettie.
I am glad though that we didn't abandon our agreement mid stream. That would have our word count for nothing when it was being relied upon. It was an agreement with the Israel citizens and the US, not Nettie and the US.