I could sleep through having a creeper panting under my bed, but Sparky is really concerned. It’s a thunderstorm and he isn’t feeling very confident. I’d rather get out of bed at 4:30, then find that, in frustration, Sparky left a steamer in the kitchen.
Sparky says that the creatures of the night are scared of him because he’s got big strong jaws.
I’m not interested in trains, but like this Youtube channel. What I like about the channel is that it’s run by my friend’s 9 year-old grandson, and the video is shot well.
Sarat reports that over those 120 years, 8,776 people were executed and 276 of those executions (3.15%) went wrong in some way. Lethal injection had the highest rate of botched executions.
Unnecessary suffering is sadistic and hardens the heart. I don’t have strong feelings about the death penalty, but do feel strongly about incompetence. Get it right.
A 3% failure rate for something done deliberately and with few unknowns, is incompetence.
The ‘American Dream’ Now Costs More Than $5.3 Million
An election is coming up in a month, so these ‘scientific’ articles are produced. Pseudo-intellectuals will reference this article on social media. Only a sad retard would question any part of it.
Do other countries have something equivalent to The American Dream?
“Nicolae, do you think you will ever achieve the Romanian dream?”
“Soon my friend. My son spends his weekends renovating our vacation cave in the Carpathian mountains, and my daughter is studying to be a vampire.”
Fort Hood Shooter’s Execution Will Be Public and Streamed Live
Pentagon officials said on Thursday that the Army officer convicted in the 2009 Fort Hood shooting would be executed in public,
Life should be treated with dignity. We should not become callous to the taking a human life.
Sparky is an outside dog. He doesn’t care how cold it is, as long as he’s got somebody to talk to, it’s not raining and it’s not too cold.
If this was your high school guidance counselor, you’d have gotten your shit together much sooner.
None of us talked about growing up to be a private investigator. Guidance counselors never suggested it as a viable career path. That’s odd because TV in the 70’s and 80’s was full of private investigator TV shows.
At our morning fellowship, Sparky wanted to see if he could sit up like a prairie dog longer than I could suck in my belly. Neither of us did very well.