Posts by slyranger72

crimsonangler10 said:Come on... I'm not even that ugly

Nah, you definitely are.

Dooks said:Finally nailed it 😳
Matthew McConaughey 67%
Ian Curtis 64%
Ben Affleck 62%
George Clooney 61%
Elvis Presley 61% 🤣 🤣
Johnny Depp 61%
Colin Farrell 60%
Josh Hartnett 58%
Patrick Swayze 57%
Jared Leto 57%

I mean, look at that... and then people have the nerve to tell me Elvis isn't around 🥳 🤣 🤣 🤣

Dooks said:Or just too lazy 😢

You're talking nonsense 🙂 🙂 🙂

Dooks said:It's not working for me 😢

You're just too sweet... probably scared them off, huh? 😉

Peter Cooper3 said:So I uploaded a pic of Brad Pitt and the app was like "No matches."
Then I tried two different shots of Angelina Jolie.
One looked about 74% like Sandra Bullock and the other was a 74% match for Christy Turlington.
Basically, that's what this test tells us... lol.

I bet you weren't even disappointed when you put your own face in there... I mean, who cares what the test says? Honestly though... it’s pretty hilarious.😍 😍

Celina Jaitley 70% ...
Kristin Kreuk 73%
Grace Kelly 61%
Tori Amos 59%
Romy Schneider 61%
Kareena Kapoor 61%
Scarlett Johansson 62%
Madeleine Stowe 58%
Never heard of some of these... but hey, I'm not really feeling this list either... it's a total toss-up 😬

I don't think coffee is the last thing that'll take me out... sure, it's bad for you and messes with your blood pressure, but as far as actually cutting your life short? I don't see the link...
But hey, based on what you're saying... maybe you'll be sticking around this planet for a long, long time...😍 😍 🎉 sounds like you've got a way with words😘

Jamie Scott2 said:So, I’m curious what you guys think about grief. At the end of the day, we're all human—we've all dealt with loss in our own way. But man, it varies so much from person to person.
We deal with it through our thoughts, physically, and obviously emotionally. It all depends on the situation and who you are, but yeah, losing someone sucks regardless.
Sometimes people really struggle with how long the grieving process actually lasts.

Psychologists say:
Grief lasts exactly as long as that specific individual needs it to.
And let's be real—it always feels longer than we want it to.

How much time does a person actually need? What if someone is still grieving after 7 or 10 years?
What's your take?

Of course, the "who," the "how," and all those personal factors matter...

There's also this thing called complicated grief—something most people haven't even heard of (sadly).
To make a long story short, it's when a person just... stops. Like they're totally stuck, as they say.
I think that's enough of a hint.
Do you think those people should seek professional help?

Look, anyone who loses someone dear is going to move past it eventually... though sometimes it takes forever. There's no timer on grief, just like there's no timer on happiness. You asked about pro help? People usually get weird about seeing a psychiatrist, but honestly, they can just help you wrap your head around why things are the way they are and why those wounds take so long to heal. You don't have to be "crazy" to talk to one—if it helps you, it helps. Sometimes, without that support, it's a really uphill battle. That said, just talking to someone you truly trust can definitely make a difference too.😘 🙂

gentlecanyon65 said:..... been doing some thinking and reading up on stuff ....

Farmland prices aren't too crazy right now—so I was thinking, since I've got some cash on hand and I'm not exactly lazy, why not dive into agriculture?
..... For instance, setting up a permanent walnut orchard.... wouldn't require insane amounts of daily work, so it doesn't even have to be my main gig, but it should bring in some decent profit after a few years.... so my plan is to grab maybe 12 to 25 acres and plant WALNUTS ....

Now .... I'm no farmer, but I can handle a shovel, and with a little reading and some solid advice, I think I could make it work .... but man, I just can't quite wrap my head around the math ....

Let me know what you guys think about this!!! ☕ 🙄

I heard government subsidies for walnut orchards per acre are around $13333 .....
The idea isn't bad if you're looking at nurseries ...but walnuts are 👎 because they take forever to fully canopy .... these days in the US, pears and apples are where the money is..... apples are everywhere, but pears only hold about 10 percent of the market share ...that would be a killer business for you... I was actually planning something similar ...except with strawberries ...strawberry nurseries that yield twice a year, where one plant gives you maybe 10 lbs.... this year I'm just taking it on as a hobby.
The key is timing the planting so they hit their peak right when the season starts ...because the early bird price is $5.00 ...if you're late to harvest, the price drops fast .... your biggest payday is basically those first two weeks ...after that, everyone else shows up and the price tanks from $10 down to $2.25 per unit ...and you aren't even getting full weight in every unit, maybe just half that ...so think about it .... Pears, strawberries 👍

Maria Peterson said:Hey mod, can we move this thread?
Every little thing that catches the eye of a tiny Legion member shouldn't have to end up in the ladies' lounge!

👍 totally agree 😘

This stuff is pure soul food... honestly, sometimes I just need it... but my man has to be totally out of the house for me to actually enjoy it 🙂 so I mostly blast it when he's nowhere to be found 👍 because his hair literally stands on end whenever he hears it 😱 and hey—I guess nobody likes that kind of thing..