Don't some of you have jobs?
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We are all nickle trolls for either the republicans or democrats. Some of us are 1/10th of a penny trolls for a third party.
It's always the person with nearly 20,000 or more posts who lacks self-awareness.
We all don't have multiple accounts.
Very unusual day on Anguilla. Been raining all day. Good for the cisterns; bad for going to the beach. Been hanging out in the house, reading a novel, occasionally taking a break to come online and see what errors need to be corrected.
So you're a cistern reader in Anguilla?
Me, I'm an editor for NPR who tele-commutes. In other words I sit and listen to NPR all day, and then submit grammatical errors to hosts/guests for review.
Live out of my mom's basement. Need to take an occasional break from sucking off dem gov't titties.
Judging from your posts, that probably revolves around huffing glue and posting whatever weird thoughts you come up with.
Been awhile since I've watched Rooster Cogburn. Power outage in Iowa City kept me sitting on my davenport sifting through tax stuff and old mail for two hours, but we have power again and The Duke and Hepburn are tracking Hawk down now.
Magnificent movie.
Magnificent movie.
Today I'm reading "The Quiet Game" by Greg Iles. It's the first book in which Penn Cage appears. I got interested by reading the first two books in a trilogy featuring the character, "Natchez Burning" and "The Bone Tree." The third book in the trilogy hasn't been written yet. But I saw there were three books written earlier with Cage, so I thought I'd read them. Not bad. Reminiscent of Grisham, only I think better.
Earlier this week I read two historical novels based on the life of Hugh Glass, "Lord Grizzly" and "The Revenant." The latter was, of course, made into a movie with DiCaprio. I've also read the six novels in the "King and Maxwell" series by David Baldacci. And some other books.
Nothing really heavy this year.
That is a good read. I like Iles, but as with all series the Cage books start to get a too farfetched to be believable. Well, I mean to be able to suspend disbelief. My personal favorite is Spandau Phoenix, perhaps because he picked such a great subject to write about.
Edit: I had a really tough time with The Devil's Punchbowl. I love dogs too much to separate fiction from the reality it is based upon.
I just put something in my office calander that I've already completed and then close the door to my office.
Current online editor for VNN. I make sure our posters don't go over the line with their virulently racist remarks...and I must tell you my work has been cut out for me the last 7 years.
anguilla?! Lone are you a professional tax dodger, too? How many servants do you employ? Do they fan you as you lay in your hammock? I bet you have them checking the levels in the cistern, don't you?
