I mean I think the Whigs out in Bohemian Grove probably own the meat farm over by the unclaimed gold mine, I know we have cell site simulators everywhere here. As a Republican, I liked what he said because he spoke about agriculture, but my main concern is the fires. They have seemed to occur most of the time during very important events in my life, is it static electricity or small earthquakes seeping a small amount of lava? Well with the whole Trump assassination attempt and the Whig cult, I'm kind of just feeling like it's them doing everything. Did Trump just make a bet with BlackRock? I mean I think Biden is genuinely FDR level radical socialist, so I don't believe that to be true. What's someone really to do about the government committing crimes, could something such as that even dissolve? I wish I got to hear his story a little more. It's like they tried to blame me for every war, all this crazy crap, it's not libertarian enough I don't think for producers. It feels I'm trapped, just watching it constantly, maybe people just don't want me to feel lonely idk. I mean socialism doesn't ever work.
Mike !!! It's the other Mike in town, Mike B. I just stared riding bikes again after 25 years and am addicted all over again. I have a 250cc scooter I call the Terminator after Linda Hamilton riding a similar one, and a Yamaha Stryker, and a Kawasaki Vulcan 1500. Good old Kentucky Street.
I miss Lombardi's bread so much! For 2 years, when I was 18-20, I worked at the Inverness Store in the Point Reyes National Seashore. Every Wednesday and Friday, I would stop at Lombardi's on my way to work and pick up a couple of giant boxes filled with steaming hot French bread. I would put the boxes in my hatchback, and the windows in my car would be steamy for the whole ride. I always put one loaf on my passenger seat and would tear off pieces and eat about a quarter of the loaf by the time I got to work. There's nothing quite like super fresh, still warm, sourdough bread. I would love to go back in time and make that trip once more. I would eat the whole loaf! I remember we sold the loafs for $1.79. I believe our cost was $0.75. I miss Lombardi's. They had the very best sourdough loaf I've ever had. Sometimes, I get hot bread from the grocery store. It's good, but nothing has the flavor like Lombardi's. Their bread was the most flavorful by a long shot.
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I lived in Petaluma 1970 till 1976 as a child from San Francisco!! I was 9 moved back to S F. At 16 yrs old my brother in-law was shot at bus Depot 1975 he survived but there's bullets still in brick wall☯️
This guy approached me yesterday inside grocery outlet, I had a Jesus shirt in which I guess gave him the right to tell me I was satanic while I grabbed a pack of deli ham stating that Jesus was a vegan. He proceeded to go on to tell me I was going to hell for eating meat. This guy is a whackjob!
I have talked with him numerous times, and I know he has been a fixture at community get togethers and political events for a lot of years. He may have told you you were going to hell for eating meat, and that is unfortunate (for him), but I also work with Behavioral Health consumers like him. and I know he is not a danger to himself or others. What I am saying is that there is a "method to his madness", while not saying he's a madman. I'm curious as to what you are saying by posting this comment, and by calling him a 'whackjob'? Do you know anyone who is visited by a mental illness? Do you care about their welfare? Do you believe in Jesus Christ as your t-shirt suggests? If so, why use the playbook of those who want to get rid of someone just because they are different? That doesn't sound like the actions of someone who has turned his will and his life over to the care of God after choosing to believe that Jesus has redeemed them. I'm going to say with trepidation that he may have picked up on your lack of conviction, and the way he chose to call you on it was to say you were condemned because of your carnivorous preference. I don't know you and from what little I have picked up from your post, I will say that I know Peter A. Tscherneff better than I know you.
