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@cobaka99 30 miles is a good haul! Rumor has it muscles heal better after a drink or two post ride. No doubt a scenic ride, enjoy the trip!

@redtan77 And tomorrow we ride mountain bikes for 25-30 miles. That parts gonna hurt.

Bonded Jack kneeculture with an H. Upmann robusto and a little baby starter fire with Disturbed playing in the background. Relatively civilized camping!

@Gay_Chr1st1an Happy Resurrection Day! Hope you and yours have had a great Easter and holiday weekend sir!

Happy Resurrection Day!!! Our lord Jesus Christ has indeed risen! In today’s mass, the Gospel reading covered the resurrection according to John; which can be found in his 20th chapter. I must say that I always get a chuckle when reading John’s narration of this most hallowed event. Take verse 2, for instance, which covers the immediate aftermath of Mary Magdalene discovering that the stone had been removed from the tomb. John mentions how she ran to inform the Apostle Peter and the “other disciple whom Jesus loved”. The “other disciple” was none other than John himself. In verse 4, John then states how both Peter and the “other disciple” (aka John) both ran to Jesus’ tomb. John then felt the need to emphasize that the “other disciple” (aka John) ran faster than Peter, and arrived at the scene well ahead of him. John reiterated this fact in verse 8. It's a refreshing reminder that the Apostles were human like everyone else; each with their own idiosyncrasies. Anyhow, I hope you all had a wonderful day! @SDSLLC_USA @MtnViewsCO @Blonde_Rootz @AVGirl4Life @4thOfJuly365 @redtan77 @MAGAhombre2024 @mel6843 @EarlBCurtis1 @realyodathecat @TheEsotericChr @P202641716 @CaptMJB @Pacman1980_ @Injeanieous417 @EllisLover @GilRuiz008 @RICHBICH @MerihAtilla @CaylaAl38711894 @xpwrth_ekongz @DietS70734 @hazardevous @DahlgrenDDG43 @leftcoastindy @IamBirdMomma @starlakitty @macruadhi @OhSoSassssyMe @SmrtZyh @JLHunter1984 @RedeemedAdam @AnthonyTom87828 @VanFranklin65 @ChopK813 @APackagingGroup @Alan_Turing0110 @preachers_son94 @ElizabethRepp1 @DaleHarrell16 @GregSandberg7 @BRANDIE322 @prosperous_Rock @VadeadIesum @lana_asanin @market_memetics @SoberMensClub @TroyCreigh90673 @JohnQuiggII

@Buzzy__Gran Ha! It’s pretty dang close, and for that price, it’s hard to turn down.

@redtan77 It’s like a set of dress blues for your head. Thanks, homie. It’s good to be back.

The local dames are gonna swoon when they see me strolling through town with this rad titfer on my noggin.

@Gay_Chr1st1an Of course! I like that they’re timed over a course of days for Easter. Always enjoy seeing your posts and insight. Have a great evening amigo!

@redtan77 Thank you so very much my dear friend! I couldn’t fit it all in one write-up, as there were too many verses to highlight. I’m so glad that you’re enjoying them!

Here’s today’s write-up on Matthew’s version of the crucifixion of our lord Jesus Christ. As you may know, I’m providing write-ups on select passages of interest, up until Resurrection Day this coming Sunday. In this particular write-up, we’re focusing on chapter 27, verses 55 and 56. Let’s set the scene. It was at the cross, and our lord Jesus Christ had just drawn His last breath. These verses stated the following: “There were many women there, looking on from a distance, who had followed Jesus from Galilee, ministering to him. Among them were Mary Magdelene and Mary the mother of James and Joseph, and the mother of the sons of Zebedee.” In the first sentence, it states how these women were ministering to Jesus. I was initially thrown by the use of the word “ministering”, as I always equated ministering with evangelizing. I simply couldn’t fathom how anyone could possibly evangelize to Jesus Christ (although I suppose John the Baptist did it to some degree). In any event, I looked up the definition, and it also means to tend to a person’s needs, so that mystery has been cleared up. The more pressing questions are related to the second sentence. According to this passage it appears that the following three women (amongst other women) were present: 1) Mary Magdelene 2) Mary – mother of James and Joseph 3) Mother of the sons of Zebedee Here are my comments/questions: · Why wasn’t Mary the mother of Jesus Christ listed? · As for the mother of James and Joseph, there are some who believe that this was the sister of Jesus’ mother. Assuming this to be true, this is indeed curious because it would mean that these two sisters would share the same name (in this case Mary). This would also make her Jesus’ aunt, while James and Joseph would be Jesus’ first cousins. · Following up on the above observation, there are some Protestant denominations who believe this to be the mother of Jesus Christ. Assuming that to be the case, why wouldn’t Matthew refer to her as the mother of Jesus (and James and Joseph for that matter)? It’s also curious that she’s listed after Mary Magdelene. I’m not sure what to think on this one… · Finally, the third woman is simply referred to as the mother of the sons of Zebedee. Wouldn’t she simply be Zebedee’s wife? Apparently, her name was also Mary; albeit Mary Salome. I must ask, weren’t there other female names during Jesus’ lifetime? Long story short, I’m not entirely sure who these women were, but obviously it’s not the focal point. That’s rests solely on our lord Jesus Christ!!! Love you all! @SDSLLC_USA @Johnboy8906 @MtnViewsCO @Blonde_Rootz @AVGirl4Life @4thOfJuly365 @redtan77 @MAGAhombre2024 @mel6843 @EarlBCurtis1 @realyodathecat @TheEsotericChr @P202641716 @CaptMJB @Pacman1980_ @Injeanieous417 @EllisLover @GilRuiz008 @Lashond09696605 @RICHBICH @MerihAtilla @CaylaAl38711894 @xpwrth_ekongz @DietS70734 @hazardevous @DahlgrenDDG43 @leftcoastindy @IamBirdMomma @starlakitty @macruadhi @OhSoSassssyMe @SmrtZyh @JLHunter1984

Correct, however, the almost more impressive part is the seamless ambidextrous flip…and still turning out wickedly clean work. Wild!

@DonShift3 These things are awesome. I’ve got two and need to buy a few spares before they quit making them.

I love putting these on my Nalgene bottles. The humangear capCAP+. amzn.to/4dNafEe

@Gay_Chr1st1an Stellar post as always sir and glad you’ve got your account back amigo!

Given all the geopolitical turmoil, I thought this might be the perfect time to get back to the scriptures, as we need to continually focus on our lord Jesus Christ to guide us through this demonic nightmare. In this particular write-up, I’m going to focus on a few curious verses in Mark’s Gospel. Before going any further, let’s back up and set the scene. It was the evening before the crucifixion, and our lord Jesus Christ had just been arrested by Roman soldiers at the behest of the Sanhedrin in Gethsemane (which is a garden located at the foot of the Mount of Olives). As one can imagine, it was chaotic, confusing and downright horrific. It was so intense that even the apostles abandoned our Lord during this dire moment. In his recount of the event, Mark then felt the need to write the following in verses 51 and 52 from chapter 14: “And there followed Him a certain young man, having a linen cloth cast about his naked body; and the young men laid hold on him. And he left the linen cloth, and fled from them naked.” Needless to say, I’m utterly confused, and have an array of comments and questions listed below. 1) First and foremost, who was this individual? Was he a follower of our lord Jesus Christ? Or perhaps an anonymous stranger who just happened to be in the area? 2) Why was he roaming around late at night wearing nothing but a linen cloth? What exactly was the significance of this linen cloth? 3) Regarding the young men who “laid hold on him”, were these the Roman soldiers? I thought that they were preoccupied arresting our lord Jesus Christ? Why are they bothering with some scantily clad rando? 4) Also, if the linen cloth was all that he was wearing, why leave it behind? One would think that he’d want to keep what little clothing that he had on. 5) Finally, why on Earth did Mark feel the need to add this to the scriptures? On the surface, it seems like such an irrelevant detail. Anyhow, I just wanted to share my rather ridiculous thoughts on this rather peculiar passage. Finally, as some of you may know, my account was hacked a few weeks ago. The hacker then sent DMs to my followers, requesting that they vote for me for something (I don't recall the specifics). I lost a number of followers as a result; many of them blocking me. Please know that this was outside of my control, and the issue has been addressed. Hopefully those of you who unfollowed will consider following me again, but I'll certainly understand if not. Either way, I love you all! @SDSLLC_USA @Johnboy8906 @MtnViewsCO @Blonde_Rootz @AVGirl4Life @4thOfJuly365 @redtan77 @MAGAhombre2024 @mel6843 @EarlBCurtis1 @realyodathecat @TheEsotericChr @P202641716 @CaptMJB @Pacman1980_ @Injeanieous417 @EllisLover @GilRuiz008 @Lashond09696605 @RICHBICH @MerihAtilla @CaylaAl38711894 @xpwrth_ekongz @DietS70734 @Stick4Veterans @hazardevous @DahlgrenDDG43 @leftcoastindy @IamBirdMomma @starlakitty @macruadhi @OhSoSassssyMe @SmrtZyh @JLHunter1984 @Highwayman75djm @UpInTheHills @RedeemedAdam @AnthonyTom87828 @VanFranklin65 @ChopK813 @APackagingGroup @Alan_Turing0110 @ElizabethRepp1 @Jules_MWPP @DaleHarrell16 @AestheticSales_ @GregSandberg7 @BRANDIE322 @prosperous_Rock @VadeadIesum

@IAmMiamiFL Nicely done, that’s sounds like a good plan to me! Herbal gins are incredible too. A good gin is hard to beat.

@redtan77 It's an Italian cruise line, so they have a bunch of them. I'm just gonna keep going down the row. But I still prefer the herbal gins.

Italian Artichoke liquor. Grandma always said eat your vegetables!

@LCNM_Patriot @Junkyardtactic If you double up on the number of biscuits, you can use 1/2 for biscuits and gravy, and the second 1/2 for donuts. Toss them in cinnamon sugar as soon as you pull them from the oil. They make killer donuts!

@Junkyardtactic I'm doing biscuits and gravy at commo camp for one of the breakfasts in may. I've discovered you can make galettes (pan fried biscuits) from the canned pillsbury biscuits, so no oven needed. I'm going to use my big ass dutch oven.

It's the for another biscuits and gravy war.

@LeadworkSW The curled ends on end of the sheet that you rolled with the copper pipe…are those just decoration, mini-gutters / a water break, or something else? Stellar work either way dude, looks sharp!

Crowning glory

Pretty sure these folks are using a Neal Stephenson book as an instruction manual. Just waiting on the gatka dude, rock throwers, two Brits, and PR chick with the camera to show up from the Indian side and they’re ready to go.

@LCNM_Patriot That’s awesome, having clean floors under the carpet is wild! They don’t build things the way they used to. I haven’t heard of Oreck in ages, looked them up and they’re still around / available. Might the way to go. I’ve had bad luck with any of the brands from big box stores.

@redtan77 I honestly miss my grandmother's old Oreck commercial bag upright. She had one of the models that took HEPA certified bags because she had horrible asthma and that thing CLEANED. When we pulled her carpet up during a remodel there wasn't even dust UNDER the carpet.

Do they make decent upright vacuum cleaners that aren't also space heaters? This 10 year old Hoover MaxLife Home Pet vac of ours will raise the temperature of a room by 20 degrees before you finish vacuuming. The whole vacuum just radiates heat while running.

Apparently, arresting Maduro and killing Khamenei were easier than getting a Republican Senate majority to pass the Save America Act.

@cobaka99 😂🤣😂 He does seem a tad judgy.

Same puffer as yesterday I think, but I got him to feel comfortable enough to show me his face. Pretty sure he realized i was harmless but was really hoping I would drown.

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