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BobbyCole @BobbyCole (47) 16 Mar 21

“If the dog hadn’t stopped to take a whiz he woulda caught the rabbit” as the saying goes. I ibelieve everyone on this planet has at least one “if” or “would have” or “could” and I also imagine that most people have more than...

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BobbyCole @Kayla Tsukino, you sound like an amazing person and I Love your attitude! There are times when I reminisce and look back on the what if’s but then, if I had all the what if’s would I be the person I have come to be?

16 Mar 21

BobbyCole @BobbyCole (47) 16 Mar 21

“If the dog hadn’t stopped to take a whiz he woulda caught the rabbit” as the saying goes. I ibelieve everyone on this planet has at least one “if” or “would have” or “could” and I also imagine that most people have more than...

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BobbyCole @BobbyCole (47) 14 Mar 21

A whole lot of things have happened in the last year or so which makes me appreciate the small things in life. There’s feeding the squirrels this winter, seeing the first flower bloom this spring and watching the children...

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BobbyCole @JudyEv When I was much younger I dated a lass who, on an occasion or two, smoked a corncob pipe but I do understand a lady’s hesitancy to enjoy the habit. Alas, I am 71 and a bodybuilder (among other things) but a nice custard cavendish is so nice once in...

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BobbyCole @BobbyCole (47) 14 Mar 21

A whole lot of things have happened in the last year or so which makes me appreciate the small things in life. There’s feeding the squirrels this winter, seeing the first flower bloom this spring and watching the children...

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BobbyCole Not really Judy but if there were, this gentleman introvert prefers the influences provided by a front porch. A table, a tablet, a cup of coffee, a lazy hound and sometimes, a pipe filled with some fine cavendish. That’s my writer’s group and some very...

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BobbyCole @BobbyCole (47) 14 Mar 21

A whole lot of things have happened in the last year or so which makes me appreciate the small things in life. There’s feeding the squirrels this winter, seeing the first flower bloom this spring and watching the children...

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BobbyCole I have been asked on several occasions to sit down, get serious and write a book but alas, what do I write that hasn’t already been written? The old masters from Solomon, Socrates to Dickens and others crafted an art that cannot be surpassed and as it is...

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BobbyCole @BobbyCole (47) 14 Mar 21

A whole lot of things have happened in the last year or so which makes me appreciate the small things in life. There’s feeding the squirrels this winter, seeing the first flower bloom this spring and watching the children...

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Jeff Moffitt @moffittjc (121540) • Gainesville, Florida 2 Mar 21

Just finished doing my taxes, and boy did I let out a few choice bad words. For the second year in a row, I owed the IRS instead of getting a refund. I guess the adjustments I made last year to lessen the tax blow were just not...

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BobbyCole @moffittjc Yup. If you claim “0’ dependents on your W-2 then hit them with the real number of dependents when you file your taxes you should get a chunk back. It’s kinda like a non-interest bearing savings account.

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Marlina @marlina (154131) • Canada 2 Mar 21

A few days ago, I stretched a muscle in my lower back while coughing. I have been stiff and sore since then, and when I get up from my chair, it is when it hurts the most. Does anyone have a trick here to get rid of the pain?

back pain

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BobbyCole Yeah, I coughed whilst sitting on the john one time and threw my back out. My “trick” is to first use an anti-inflammatory med or food which will alleviate most of the pain. Naproxen Sodium (Aleve) is good and fast and gives me a little breathing room to...

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Jeff Moffitt @moffittjc (121540) • Gainesville, Florida 2 Mar 21

Just finished doing my taxes, and boy did I let out a few choice bad words. For the second year in a row, I owed the IRS instead of getting a refund. I guess the adjustments I made last year to lessen the tax blow were just not...

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BobbyCole The IRS should appreciate the fact that I have lived a long life and I am now retired but nope, the only break I get is when I get a seniors discount at a restaurant. As it is, I owe the IRS nothing but they do not owe me either which I guess is a good...

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BobbyCole @BobbyCole (47) 28 Feb 21

I’m gettin’ old I guess. Last night I was watching a short tell-all about the old TV series, Superman. As most of them were back then, it was a very low budget series whereby the stars of the show only made about $300 a week...

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BobbyCole Getting serious, the overall morality issue dealing with each individual is what disturbs me. It’s a given that when one is subjected to a gray area between good and bad on a continual basis, the jading process begins and what was once gray is now common...

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BobbyCole @BobbyCole (47) 28 Feb 21

I’m gettin’ old I guess. Last night I was watching a short tell-all about the old TV series, Superman. As most of them were back then, it was a very low budget series whereby the stars of the show only made about $300 a week...

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BobbyCole @BobbyCole (47) 26 Feb 21

I’m not too sure if “challenging” is in accord with the PC movement because the word is key when one is supposed to describe certain situations. A corpse is now a metabolically challenged individual and one whose mental acuity...

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BobbyCole As a non-denominational Christian minister, the PC standard of saying Happy Holidays is a lesson in hypocrisy. Our own Congress is very careful to avoid saying Christmas but yet they take a couple of weeks off. If a person doesn’t believe in a particular...

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BobbyCole @BobbyCole (47) 26 Feb 21

I’m not too sure if “challenging” is in accord with the PC movement because the word is key when one is supposed to describe certain situations. A corpse is now a metabolically challenged individual and one whose mental acuity...

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BobbyCole Yes, I often break through with a little satire or, “sarcastic humor” as it were. I love it but many get offended. Perhaps because that view in the mirror is a bit difficult. I see though that you’re being a tad careful with your acronym KISS which is...

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BobbyCole @BobbyCole (47) 26 Feb 21

I’m not too sure if “challenging” is in accord with the PC movement because the word is key when one is supposed to describe certain situations. A corpse is now a metabolically challenged individual and one whose mental acuity...

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BobbyCole @BobbyCole (47) 22 Feb 21

I came real close to writing this tomorrow because I think the planets will align better then and I’ll have a better perspective. Added to that, it is raining and my paper might get damp and clog my pen. Uh, wait a minute: I...

procrastination

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BobbyCole Like chocolate, everything in moderation Judy. That said, “have a job, large or small, do it well or not at all”. :)

24 Feb 21

BobbyCole @BobbyCole (47) 22 Feb 21

I came real close to writing this tomorrow because I think the planets will align better then and I’ll have a better perspective. Added to that, it is raining and my paper might get damp and clog my pen. Uh, wait a minute: I...

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BobbyCole A professional procrastinator Never says, “poor me” for we know that there’s always tomorrow.,

23 Feb 21

BobbyCole @BobbyCole (47) 22 Feb 21

I came real close to writing this tomorrow because I think the planets will align better then and I’ll have a better perspective. Added to that, it is raining and my paper might get damp and clog my pen. Uh, wait a minute: I...

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BobbyCole In order to perfect an art, one must practice diligently and rise above the storms. Why..., some people take years to be a proficient contributor to whatever medium of accomplishments they may have obtained. Being a proper procrastinator is no different...

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BobbyCole @BobbyCole (47) 22 Feb 21

I came real close to writing this tomorrow because I think the planets will align better then and I’ll have a better perspective. Added to that, it is raining and my paper might get damp and clog my pen. Uh, wait a minute: I...

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