Live in Interesting times they said

And boy-howdey, aint we just,,,

HT to Orvan Taurus for the link where more good ones can be found.

I gotta laugh,,, the way the narrative is falling apart, the way highly toxic information is coming out about the crap they are trying to scare people with, how the veil of deception is shredding like tissue paper in a tornado,,,

They will have an option coming soon, and the option is ‘run like hell’ or ‘go full Tyro and start killing peeps’.

Sad to say, I think they are already opting for the latter choice, as evidenced by their constant monologue of NWO crapology.

All I can say to that, ,,,

BRING IT ON, lets get this shit show wrapped up.

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Werd. We are all just getting older and slower. No worries though. It will be here soon enough.

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There is moo.
And then there is, “Moo DAMNIT!”

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