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Same.I don’t understand a single bit of what is going on there.
Can't believe Goodman is a mush mouth loser. Shocking turn.
I think he just gave Ed some mouth.Goodman banged Ed Cooley?
How do you think Ed got the bald spot? Goodman likes to get his claws dug in when he rides space mountain.Goodman banged Ed Cooley?
I always assumed someone played a wedge shot off his head…who knew?How do you think Ed got the bald spot? Goodman likes to get his claws dug in when he rides space mountain.
I was reticent to say anything (hard as that is to believe) I thought I was alone in that sentiment.That F-ing grin made me want to punch that dotard in the face.
Don't know why you had to throw liberal in there, like that is automatically a bad thing. There is nothing inherently wrong with being a liberal. Wish you woldn't paint us all with the same brush.Jeff Goodman is a liberal piece of s***. He may not be gay, but he would definitely let penis touch his tongue.
I was reticent to say anything (hard as that is to believe) I thought I was alone in that sentiment.
"it" = an IQ that is 3 digits is the starting point.Whatever the Championship “it” factor is Lamar doesn’t have it.
There is nothing inherently wrong with being a liberal.
God bless you and your family.My father-in-law passed away on Friday.
Some of you may recall he was suffering from dementia/Alzheimer's and my MIL finally put him in a longterm memory care facility the week after Christmas. Her love and care was the only thing keeping him from going off the proverbial cliff.
He still recognized her and would clap like a little kid when she showed up to visit every morning. But his condition deteriorated rapidly. He began fighting nurses/employees when they tried to help him get dressed/shave/shower/etc.
Early last week, he stopped eating and repeatedly threw himself on the ground and they called an ambulance to take him to a psych ward. Well, they examined him there and said there was no need for a psych ward and admitted him in a regular room. I hadn't seen him in about a week and the change was devastating. Physically, he was a shell of his former self and was making next to zero sense, but was using real words. He had a few minutes of clarity here and there and even told me he was bored at one point. He could no longer eat. It was obvious he was nearing the end and the next night they moved him to a nice Hospice facility which is near my office.
I went to visit him the next day during my lunch break and was once again shocked. He could only make sounds and was involuntarily moving his arms and legs a lot. The next morning, he was gone. The whole family was there within an hour.
He had been on such a long gradual decline the last decade or so, it was shocking how quickly it turned so bad. It was definitely a blessing that he didn't stay in that totally confused state for too long.
I didn't plan on typing all that out just now. But it just started coming and I went with it. Sorry.
Love 'em while you can, folks. He was truly a great Dad, father-in-law, grandpa, man, and friend. I will miss him.