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You know what i hate?

Here's my perspective on dying loved ones, whether they be human or another species: It's an honor to help them have a good dying and death. We do the best we can to prevent suffering, and we let go with love, knowing that their love for us and our love for them never dies. Of course your dog knows you love him and what you're doing with him at this stage.
 
Thanx all y'all for the kind words. I have his final resting spot picked out, top of the hill over looking a valley and creek below. The same spot I have planted other pets, right next to the little girl I lost last year. For the time being he is still going on walks with me, though he is slow instead of taking the lead, he does not seem to be in great pain but it cant fell good to be eaten from the inside. I have been giving him pork tenderloin and chicken tenderloin, I made a pumpkin bread and he ate half the loaf Thursday, yesterday he had a sausage patty (large) and french toast made from the pumpkin bread (he loves cinnamon)
 
I am so sorry. Such terrible heartache comes at the end when someone (including pets!) you love passes on. Even harder when the burden is on you to decide when; a terrible decision for anyone to have to make. I am tearing up right now think of you and your companion as well as those beloved pets I have had to part with.
And he doesn't need to hear you to know you love him; he knows by your caring actions, the life you spent together, and probably your smell, too.
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His time is now over, he had bacon sausage and milk for his breakfast then went outside at noon to lay in the sun for a while (one of his favs). I went out a few times to check on him, last time he could not get up and was in great pain. I called the vet and moved his appointment, may he rest in piece.
Again thanx for the kind words
 
I really really hate that my gas furnace is not working. Came home to a frigid house yesterday after holiday with family. It was working when i left on Wed. came home friday to a very cold home. Overnight temps were in the mid 25f this morning very cold for these old bones. So holiday repair on a weekend $190.00hr. if i waited till Monday $130.00hr. No longer have a wood stove but have electricty so plugged in a couple space heater and i've got electric blanket. Guy said i need a new hot surface ignigher to ignite the gas?? Can't get it ordered till Monday of course. The joys of owning a home and all that go with it......I will learn something new. Man oh man it's frosty outside.
 
You know what I hate...........
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Shitty craft beer.
You got a, and I use the term loosely " micro brewery" in every shopping center right next to the tobacco hut. 12 dollars for a beer that tastes like they made it in their bath tub. But oh we only use hops from remote regions of Fuckoffastan. Fuck you and your shitty beer.
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This seasonal goodness.
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Gave it up a long long time ago. Had to.

There is one drop I will still drink. Dark Praga Beer with a lovely goulash, from the tap of a Czech establishment. Worlds finest.

On the other hand all my weed is locally grown.

There is a nice chocolate liqueur available...mothers milk. Forgotten its name.
 
Y'all kill me with your beer flavors. Don't matter what you put into it, beer is nasty. Beer, like religion, is a good idea that went awry.
Alcohol is generally nasty. Why do you think people flavor it? If y'all didn't get buzzed off yer booze, y'all'd be on first name basis with your local soda jerks instead of bartenders and dude at the package/liquor store.
Yeah. Alcohol is a solvent and poison. Should be Schedule I. Schedule II at least.
 
Beer saved humanity. Back in the day when most water was contaminated with bacteria and other filth and people were ignorant of why it made them sick, they drank beer to avoid getting sick. Beer was the answer to safe drinking water. The brewing process kills the nasty bacteria, settles out sludge contamination and introduces preservative qualities (hops) and a beneficial culture (yeast). There was a time when people of all ages drank beer all day in an effort to avoid the sickness that came from drinking the water.
 
Beer was made by monks and some infused it with magic mushrooms to give the parishioners a 'genuine' God experience. They were doing that about 1000 years ago and that peaked around the middle ages. Yes, it was safer than drinking water a lot of the time.

The Napoleonic Wars brought an end to that religious experience, more so the mushrooms than the beer.

So drugging your victims with alcohol & psilocybin to control and manipulate them has a long history going back about 1000 years and was exploited to benefit the mostly Catholic churches of the time. They sold their beer too.

The oldest brewery ever found for the making of beer dates back about 12,000 odd years, found somewhere in the Middle East from memory.

Beer is bad.
 
Copied and pasted lyrics from Dead Kennedy's "Kinky Sex makes the World go 'Round"

Take every loafer on welfare right off our computer rolls
Now don't worry about demonstrations-just pump up your drug supply.
So many people have hooked themselves on heroin
and amphetamines since we took over, it's just like Vietnam.
We had everybody so busy with LSD they never got too strong.
Kept the war functioning just fine
It's easy.
We've got our college kids so interested in beer
they don't even care if we start manufacturing germ bombs again.​
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