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May 15, 2019 06:19:31   #
Canuckus Deploracus wrote:
Hi Tom...

I am overjoyed to hear of your granddaughter..

May she be a blessing to you always...

And may you always be there for her when she needs you...

God bless you and yours in all ways always... Amen...
Thank you very much

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May 14, 2019 23:27:56   #
America 1 wrote:
Earlier this year, the US government charged Canada with giving its logging industry an unfair leg up and slapped steep tariffs on Canadian timber. This is bad news for Canada since, like most of its exports, around three-quarters of its softwood lumber goes to the US.Sep 9, 2017


The Canadians have manipulated the Oriented strand Board market for years.
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May 14, 2019 21:49:32   #
Iliamna1 wrote:
Thank you so much. I still have relatively good vision in the right eye. We saw a baby fawn (not more than 2 days old) run across the property yesterday and there were several flocks of wild turkeys that like to forage back there with all their babies. I know only a few make it to adulthood due to predation, but they sure are cute!


My grand daughter is proof that prayer works. She was a micro preemie not expected to live. I prayed hard-- Believe me. She thrives in my house now and though she is only in kindergarten she reads and writes and is a better artist than most adults.
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May 14, 2019 21:39:41   #
fullspinzoo wrote:
Delusional.


Sorry you are Rabbi. When educated intelligent people such as yourself succomb to the rhetoric we are bombarded by daily in the attempt to exploit our nature and emotions and therby influence us and use us in the worst way to further their agenda we lose all reasonable dialog and solutions for our modern and unique human problems.
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May 14, 2019 21:17:27   #
Wolf counselor wrote:
Homeless ?

They're mostly just bums.

Radical bums.


In 1980 there were over 100 operating sawmills in Coos county now there are 3.---We have lost a couple generations because of lack of work and children growing up in homes where they do not see an adult having to go to work.. We have the burned out druggies wandering the town and directing traffic--They aren't radicals They are nuts. Perhaps a consequence of the poor and untrained having nothing to do.
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May 14, 2019 10:54:57   #
teabag09 wrote:
Loved your story. I can relate to gathering oysters. I moved to the Lynnhaven River area in Virginia when I was 15. I quickly hooked up with a local fisher who did blue crabs, oysters and gillnetting fish. I also worked at a small boat yard repairing and painting fishing boats and yachts.

We had 15, 100 yard humps of oysters right in the Lynnhaven River which were exposed a low tide. Using careful se******n as apposed to what the tongers had to do, we didn't deplete our stock.

In the winter to make extra money I'd go for sole shoe oysters. These rascals shells are 12 to 13" long. I would wear chest waders and have to bend over and feel in the mud for them. They were 100's of years old and found in Crab Creek behind the Thurogood House In the Lynnhaven area of Va. Beach, Va.

In the fall we'd fish gill nets for trout, croker and spots. On occasion we'd get our butts kicked trying to get a dolphin out of the net. Damn but those critters are nothing but muscle and they would leave you not wanting to move the next morning.

Tom, I can feel you're enjoyment, wish I could do that again. Too old now, any of it would k**l me now as it's really hard work for an old guy but it's great for the younger folks, guy or gal. It's a great way of life in my opinion. Mike
Loved your story. I can relate to gathering oyster... (show quote)


Thanks for sharing. I love to hear from a fellow waterman.
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May 14, 2019 10:52:49   #
debeda wrote:
Omigosh!! I've referenced wild in the streets numerous times you're the only one besides me who has seen it I think


I loved that movie.
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May 14, 2019 10:52:10   #
debeda wrote:
Dont need to support the planned parenthood a******n mill to get contraceptives.


I like you but I will tell you right now that planned parenthood is not an a******n mill. Seek the t***h and question every thing.
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May 14, 2019 00:19:52   #
Hadenough wrote:
They need to be teaching something! Look at how our education system ranks worldwide. So many can’t count change or rely on their phones to spell check. Don’t ask questions about our constitution, congress or the branches of government. Dems want to lower the v****g age to 16, that’s scary.

MAGA
God Bless the USA and President Trump


Fourteen or fight !!---lol
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May 13, 2019 21:13:46   #
Fit2BTied wrote:
You're a word-smith, that's for sure. Made me fondly remember our last dog, OD (Our Dog), a husky mix mutt my wife found loose in the KMart parking lot. 14 years and one hell of a Dog.


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May 13, 2019 21:11:25   #
JoyV wrote:
Trump's misdeeds do not mean nothing. But the bottom line is his performance as president.

You are correct that minimum wage part time jobs (especially when "created" by the government through tax payer's money), do not build the middle class. Manufacturing and mining jobs are NOT minimum wage nor part time and are private industry so not funded by taxpayers. Thank you Trump!

And aren't you glad we are no longer catering to Russia and China? Thank you Trump!

The EPA under Trump has done more for our environment with less money than Obama did. Getting rid of unnecessary personnel, streamlining the agency, and returning to using the funds for doing the job instead of enriching the pockets of swamp creatures has resulted in a far more effective agency. Thank you Trump!

Yes he has put miners back to work!!!! Thank you Trump!


Yes he has renegotiated treaties to give the US a fair deal instead of benefiting other nations at American's expense. Thank you Trump!

You are so right about him building the wall where it does the most good and STOPPING the execrable Obama practice of taking property away from Americans to build a wall where it is impractical and ineffective. Thank you Trump!

Yes he has encouraged wealthy corporations to manufacture WITHIN the borders of the US through lower taxes, less punitive and unnecessary regulations, and paying tariffs on goods manufactured elsewhere to sell within the US. This discourages outsourcing. It also benefits small business, encourages start ups, and helps employees by providing more jobs than job seekers so employers have had to start competing for employees. This is great for the working class and has done more to help minorities than all the social programs which have kept them at substandard income! Thank you Trump!

You have made good points in sowing how much better Trump policies are then Obama's have been! Thanks Coos Bay!
Trump's misdeeds do not mean nothing. But the bot... (show quote)
Nothing is happening here. The Rich timber companys are exporting logs instead of milled lumber and we have 1250 homeless in a town of 14,000. The county mostly v**ed for trump and things are still the pits.
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May 13, 2019 09:00:59   #
Smedley_buzk**l wrote:
Our standing vis-a-vis the rest of the world was that of a soft touch, always ready with a handout, or to spend American money and blood to help countries that wouldn't give us the time of day if they had their druthers.


Yeah I know Yankee go home.-- We once fought c*******m now we are letting it spread to our back yard.
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May 13, 2019 07:35:49   #
slatten49 wrote:
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2016/12/democrats-pave-the-way-to-impeach-donald-trump

Depending on ones political leanings, readers will make what they will out of this. IMO, requesting/insisting a president-elect adhere to the emoluments clause of the U.S. Constitution is not a plan for impeachment. It is, instead, a call for following constitutional guidelines.


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May 13, 2019 07:31:18   #
Smedley_buzk**l wrote:
Tom, we had diplomacy on our side when Obama gave other countries wh**ever they wanted. Now other nations do not trust us because the gravy train is ending. Pollution is still declining. Getting rid of useless regulations promulgated by even more useless bureaucrats is not a bugler sounding the charge to destroy the Earth. Which treaty rights are you referring to, by the way?
Regarding your support of Biden, I suggest you look down his back trail. He is guilty of just about everything you are laying on Trump.
Tom, we had diplomacy on our side when Obama gave ... (show quote)


I still will never v**e for trump and a lot of people that I know who v**ed for t***p w*n't do it again. Biden is better than trump by a long shot. Our standing with the rest of the world depends on ending the trump regime.
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May 13, 2019 06:50:34   #
Smedley_buzk**l wrote:
Tom, your candidate Biden got five student deferments to avoid the draft and supposedly had asthma, from which he apparently no longer suffers. Don't you find it odd that the same asthma that got him a medical deferment was not severe enough to keep him from playing football at both his high school and the University of Delaware?

BTW; I enlisted also, when I was old enough to know better.

https://www.nationalreview.com/2019/01/joe-biden-twenty-things-you-probably-didnt-know/

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2008/sep/01/bidens-draft-deferments-equal-cheneys-during-vietn/
Tom, your candidate Biden got five student deferme... (show quote)
Any body is better than trump. Funny how the mud slinging starts now that everybody knows Biden will be the democratic nominee. The misdeeds of trump mean nothing to his followers-- I find it bizzarre. This country is going down the tubes under trump.--People can sing praises about his economy all they want but minimum wage part time jobs are not going to build the middle class. We had diplomacy on our side once but it's all over now. Other nations do not trust us. Russia and China have taken our role as a big brother nation and now have inroads and outposts all over the planet and it is a direct result of the asinine policys of a crazy man. That is the t***h but you might deny it. We are going back to the dark ages here. Go ahead and pollute the sky and the waters-- drill and mine and tromp on treaty rights and individual property rights like only the wealthy and corporations matter and the people should be mere subjects who should be grateful for a scrap or a roll of paper towels thrown to them.
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