I follow back #prolife Just a ole redneck ,#BanSharialaw... #BANHILLARY #pedophiliaISEVIL not lookin for a date

Wynne Arkansas USA
Joined January 2014
I'm just trying to cover the expense of electricity hookup, water meter & septic tank. Thanks everyone!😍
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Obama care was and is A JOKE You can keep your Doctor LOL NO U CAN'T ... It will be Affordable BULLSHIT BUDDY! This DEVIL is DOOMED
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They should only get a social security check like the rest of us.
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Can you Imagine, that is definitely not legal for a Police Officer to just open your Door.
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It just blows me away that we have to pay for air!😳
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Hear me out: Ilhan Omar married her gay brother. The facts take on a new theory and this one DOES NOT disappoint!
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🚨WOW!!!! A man who was driving home from work, found an elderly woman was FACE DOWN in the middle of the road in a puddle.. ...he pulled over, sprinted to her and helped her get up and likely saved her life The man's name is Ryan Carter. He was driving home from work in Martin County, Florida, when he saw something in the road that didn't look right. It was an elderly woman. She'd hit a water-filled pothole with her walker and gone down face-first into it. She was still strapped into the seat of her rolling walker. Face down. In the water. Nobody else had stopped. Ryan had recently taken a class on Florida's Good Samaritan law. So before he touched her, he started recording on his glasses. Not for clout. To protect her, and to protect himself, so he could help her the right way. Then he got down next to her and asked what she needed. She couldn't move… and she still didn't want to be a burden to anybody. 💔 So he stayed calm, talked her through it, counted her down, and lifted her out from under her arms. He got her seated. He pushed her away from the hole. Then he told her he was going to get her a cup of water. He drove her home himself. Then he CALLED HER LATER to make sure she was okay. "I saw somebody in a desperate situation, and I just wanted to be the hand that she could depend on." When he got home, he mentioned it to his wife like it was nothing. She watched the footage and realized he hadn't just helped that woman... he may have saved her life. GOD BLESS RYAN CARTER, THIS IS THE AMERICA I KNOW!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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I agree 👍 let's investigate the entire Congress!
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Is it time to carve the pumpkin yet. 🇺🇸🎶
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1972? GTX 440 with dual 4 barrels and a 4 speed shifter! I would love to hear it run!
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A 17-pound lobster was sitting in a restaurant tank, waiting to become someone’s dinner, when a Connecticut man decided to give him a second chance. Nicknamed “Lucky Larry,” the enormous lobster was estimated to be between 80 and 100 years old. Although a lobster’s exact age is difficult to determine, Larry’s extraordinary size suggested that he had survived far longer than most people might expect. When Don MacKenzie spotted Larry, he couldn’t bear the thought of such an old creature ending up on a dinner plate. So, he bought the lobster—not to eat him, but to give him a second chance at life in the wild. MacKenzie eventually released Lucky Larry into the Atlantic Ocean, allowing the giant crustacean to return to his natural habitat. Larry’s story also highlights a fascinating scientific fact: determining a lobster’s exact age is difficult because lobsters lack the easily readable growth structures scientists use to age some other animals. Instead, researchers must rely on estimates based on factors such as size and growth rates, meaning Larry’s true age may never be known. Still, at 17 pounds, Lucky Larry was an extraordinary lobster whose remarkable journey took an unexpected turn when one person made a compassionate choice. Instead of becoming someone’s dinner, Lucky Larry got a second chance at freedom. 🦞❤️🌊
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Could you live in this?
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Idiocracy
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No argument here.
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