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My brain hurts but the toilets fixed and the light is on,,,,plus I did absorb some culture!



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I wanna know who's paying that electric bill.
 
It helps....

How do you guys do it? I get bored after 26 "I knows" from Bill Withers.

It helps to be absorbed in the spectacle of the thing. I listen to the music alone but I can see what's going on in my head. Also there's a Bible phrase about "He that endures to the end..." will be blessed and I've only been disappointed a few times.

Especially in live performances, I go into kind of a nirvana and let the sounds float around and I feel like there is no place else that I'd rather be. Who needs drugs? I don't go to a performance if I can't afford good seats. I thought I was getting a deal by sitting in the cheap seats but people are so noisy and rude I can't reach my higher plane and enjoy it.

It also helps to be in a decent mood. I went to see an Oscar Wilde play in a bad frame of mind and hated every minute of it.
 
How do you guys do it? I get bored after 26 "I knows" from Bill Withers.

I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, you do.
 
I love cleaning guns. It is soothing and therapeutic. I become reacquainted with each one. As I disassemble them, I marvel, all over again, at the engineering brilliance behind each part, asking myself, "how did someone think of this"?

After gently cleaning and/or lubeing each piece, inhaling the intoxicating aphrodisiac that is Hoppe's, I reassemble them while thinking, "wow, how fortunate am I that I get to shoot these again".

As I tuck them back in their little beds, I look upon them and muse, "soon.....soon".




I need a cold shower.
 
A woman I know once asked me which was my favorite gun. I asked her which of her children was her favorite.

She never answered, she just walked away with an odd look on her face.

I love cleaning guns. It is soothing and therapeutic. I become reacquainted with each one. As I disassemble them, I marvel, all over again, at the engineering brilliance behind each part, asking myself, "how did someone think of this"?

After gently cleaning and/or lubeing each piece, inhaling the intoxicating aphrodisiac that is Hoppe's, I reassemble them while thinking, "wow, how fortunate am I that I get to shoot these again".

As I tuck them back in their little beds, I look upon them and muse, "soon.....soon".




I need a cold shower.
 
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