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Elizabeth Reed said:
A week’s vaca to Chile for Bomber and nobody’s talking. Can’t get a response as to why. Thin-skin plague continues. Fuck ‘em.

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Elizabeth Reed said:
A week’s vaca to Chile for Bomber and nobody’s talking. Can’t get a response as to why. Thin-skin plague continues. Fuck ‘em.

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Reached out to MM and got the run-around as to why. Fucking thin-skin by Mongo, I’m pretty damn sure.

At least have the simple courtesy to tell me what I did, bitches. About to go all Hulk. Maybe track ol’ @Jim14510 and beat him with a 7-iron.

Rant over.

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God is a Husker said:
If the drought keeps up we must protect the Republican river with force.


Get your guns boyz @scotchfrost9697 @Mustangblood we can’t let @Woodrow F Call have a drop.


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I can definitely see a sequel to Chinatown with a prairie theme in the near future.

Spoiler: The movie Chinatown was about the water rights battle that brought water to Los Angeles and Southern California in the early 20th Century. It was a very violent undertaking. William Mulholland, for whom Mulholland Drive was named, was the chief water engineer for the County of Los Angeles.

"Against overwhelming odds, Mulholland constructed a 233-mile aqueduct across the blistering Mojave Desert to deliver Owens River water to downtown L.A. When the Owens Valley dried up, local ranchers seized aqueduct gates and dynamited the pipeline repeatedly."
 
bbenson67 said:
I can definitely see a sequel to Chinatown with a prairie theme in the near future.

Spoiler: The movie Chinatown was about the water rights battle that brought water to Los Angeles and Southern California in the early 20th Century. It was a very violent undertaking. William Mulholland, for whom Mulholland Drive was named, was the chief water engineer for the County of Los Angeles.

"Against overwhelming odds, Mulholland constructed a 233-mile aqueduct across the blistering Mojave Desert to deliver Owens River water to downtown L.A. When the Owens Valley dried up, local ranchers seized aqueduct gates and dynamited the pipeline repeatedly."
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Chinatown is my favorite movie of all time.


Would love a movie set on the Great plains
 
Gonna be 80 degrees out in swimtown today and then we are getting a t-storm

fuck yeah bitches

 
Elizabeth Reed said:
Reached out to MM and got the run-around as to why. Fucking thin-skin by Mongo, I’m pretty damn sure.

At least have the simple courtesy to tell me what I did, bitches. About to go all Hulk. Maybe track ol’ @Jim14510 and beat him with a 7-iron.

Rant over.

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Wtf, they gave you a week for giving Mongo a hard time?
 
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