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   > George,   
   >> & the generation in between must change both!   
   > Exactly. Politicians are like diapers...both must be changed often, for the   
   > same reason.   
      
   True, but I dont make this a rule or g uide, assomeimes you come across a    
   useful one who just does his job, like my msyor -- been running thecity from    
   cu0ncio chambers for 27 years or so,. but he's worth the longevity.  We mix   
   up  the councilors on occasion, like last election, when we swung two seats a   
   bt  left, to save some green & stop pushing people into homelessness.   
      
   So now our council, by happemstance, is: 4 liberal (small-L)   
   4 conservative (likewise small-C)   
   4 male   
   4 female   
      
   & the mayor, who stays centre on it all, completes almost perfect balance -- it   
   takes a lot of citizen work to get to this point, where all sides    
   arerepresented & get their vote to actually count.   
      
   Most people don't take any of the time or effort to be involved to have the    
   government they can actually be proud of.  Either from a lack of time &/or a    
   surfeit of apathy.   
      
   I consider it my obligation & privilege to keep an eye on those humpers, even    
   the ones I like & trust.   
      
   One of the longtime members whom I like & have voted for every 4 years for   
   the  past 20, likes that I sit where I can see everybody & I watch them when   
   they  spea, & I take notes to some times address them personally, later, or   
   for me to take the dais & ask them publically right there.   
      
   I'm fortunate to have the time, right now; also that I can refuse to allow    
   apathy to rule over me.   
      
   >> Moderen whert is actually harmful -- the leading cause of many health   
   >> problems, including obesity, diabetes, & others.   
   > They say practically everything is harmful. I guess they want everyone to   
   > just go hungry and starve to death.   
      
   It seems that way, but wheat(modern, GMO, Monsanto) is actually proved to be;    
   it causes Satyiety Disorder (you east & eat, but you're still hungry. .   
   leading to obesity)   
      
   The worst problem it directly causes is diabetes.   
      
   When you're diabetic, as you know, you need to watch your sugar intake.   
      
   The charts & lists of numbers stil use old(pre-Monsanto) data for wheat.   
      
   So people don't realize that whole wheat has a Glycemic Index of 120 (pure    
   glucose sugar is 100)   
      
   We grwe up being told "Eat lots of whole grains to be healthy" & it was true,    
   once, until Monsanto poisoned all the wheat - there's no more non-GMO wheat   
   nor corn.  Corn provides "high fructose corn syrup," which is a non-wheat way   
   to  powerpack intense amounts of sugar into your bloodstream.   
      
   Monsanto is evil, as are those in power who are partnered with them & raking   
   in millions a day by monopolizing and controlling critical food supplies.   
      
   Very simple to starve any nation or continent by withholding the Monsanto    
   branded DNA-altered fertilzers required to make their seeds grow into mass   
   food crop amounts   
      
   I found ONE purveyor of a 20,000-year old wheat varietal, but I don't have   
   the  space to grow my own wheat, enough to provide the necessary flour for my   
   family of four for a year, nor the facilities to thresh & grind it, so I'm   
   stuck with  only contaminated wheat & wheat products. . . :(    
      
   Working on changing my habits from being so wheat-centred for my diet. (love    
   toast in the morning(or whenever),. & sandwiches whenever; 50 years of food    
   habits is hard to break)   
      
   >> Oh, I knew it was crappy before the name changes. . .   
   > It still is.   
      
   Yup, I meant it was ALSO crappy before -- now it just means somewone els is    
   openly claiming ownership of the portions of our lives we spend on Facebook   
   or  Instagram(owned by FB, after a $1.1bn purchase).  Screw hard work to get   
   to  success -- just invent a way to steal mass numbers of people's private   
   info &  sell out to a big corporation for enough to finance you well, for life!   
      
   Worked for Tumblr, too -- also a $1.1bn purchase -- so that's the pricetag of    
   my company to sell -- well, $2.2bn,. because my partner gets the same, of    
   course. (he's the Wozniak to my Jobs); or whatever the number needs to be   
   that  30% of the company is $1.1bn, as we'll do the same split the Apple   
   Steves did:  30/30 & 40 for other investors for when needed (we won't need   
   them, but maybe  we'll being them on board just to have friendly partners for   
   key areas of need.   
      
   I can easily do the math to figure it out -- but I'll save that for when I   
   draw up our contracts. I'm just chattimg now.   
      
   So a 10% holder would get over $330bn on exit.  Even Kevin O'Leary would have    
   his pants tighten on hearing that!)   
      
   >> Eventually YouTube, Twitter, & Facebook will merge into one super   
   >> social  medium: YouTwitFace.   
   > Basically.   
      
   It's all one big mishmash of identity & data theft(with permission,    
   technically) & controlling the masses (them asses?) & elections, etc.   
      
   I only pop on rarely to check on family, & to sometimes give answer to    
   ridiculous claims that I see on my newsfeed.   
      
   >> I've heard of this, yes -- it's basically a sh*t transplant - they   
   >> shoot  someone else's feces up your butt.   
   > That's because their colon is out of whack.   
      
   I know -- they're trying to restart it -- kind of like roling yyour car    
   downhill to trey to get it to start when the battety is low & nobody has    
   umpers.  Show it what to do, & hope momentum kicks the normal process back   
   into line. (like a pacemaker, I guess, but it's more proactive)   
      
   >> Some prefer to eat the capsules containing fecal matter -- I'm a firm   
   >> no on both.   
   > Just like the way China is doing the Covid-19 swabs...rectally. The male   
   > prostate check is bad enough.   
      
   Yeah, that's not listed as a diagnostics port in my user manual(unpublished).   
      
   I'm afraid of the day when I need a colorectal endoscopy, that the tube'll go    
   in so far, it'll trip my uvula into gag reflex.   
      
   Bad enough they've had to fil star wars in my peepee! (That's what I called   
   it  when the Urologist explained how he would lar blast my kidmney stones --   
   put in a stent, to provide a clear tunnel to work within, then  up with a   
   camera &  laser.  I asled whjere he was going in, ho0ping it wouldn't scar me   
   terribly.   He replies, "through the urethra."; I said, "Um, I know what that   
   is,Doc, you'd best be knocking me out for this!"; he agreed I'd be under   
   General, & it was  scheduled to shove a cfamera & laser up my weewee & blast   
   those stones in real  time (might've beebn an intersting home movie -- there   
   are patches tio can  apply to redesign elements like making the stones look   
   like the Dark Side's  ships, & the laser head to look like the photon torpedos   
   on the USS Enterprise! (That would've been AWESOME -- I'd be pissing off both   
   sets of obsessive nerds  for getting it 'wrong' (it's creative fiction, boys;   
   I just know how to  manipulate that, exercising my Creative License I have in   
   my other wallet)   
      
   >> My Japan-type toilet seat provides a warm water enema when I need it,   
   >> then  washes, rinses, & dries the area after.   
   > That reminds me of the joke in the aircraft, where this guy needs to use   
   > the toilet badly. The men's room is taken, but the women's room is open;   
   > so the stewardess reluctantly lets him use the ladies room, but warns him   
   > "DO NOT TOUCH THE BUTTONS".   
      
   Yup; mine has the female rinse, but that's it -- the rest of the water   
   features are for the back cargo doors. (scrub, rinse, massage, enema) &   
   there's a warm  air dryer for all.   
      
   > PP - Powder Puff -- for a feeling of softness and freshness.   
      
   I don't have that one, but I could've included, for $400 extra, a tiny spritz    
   of the scent, perfume, or cologne of my choice, but nahh, $400 is a lot of    
   food, unhealthy or otherwise, that's of more value to the whole family, then   
   my nethers smelling pretty is to me.   
      
   > That's what you get for not following directions.   
      
   I always follow instructions or advice from those in a position to well-know    
   wth they are talking about; everyone else not occupying Heabens throne, we'll    
   take it on an ad hoc basis only.   
      
   It's worked for 55 years so far, & no reason to expect it to change in the   
   next 55. . .   
      
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