Posts by Scott Ross7

Washington, D.C., ..Man, 39 years old—life just kind of pushed everyone in different directions. After everything went down back then, people scattered... had to find new crews, grab jobs out of state, or just start families.
All that stuff probably leaves some kind of emotional or mental scar on you, I guess. You gotta figure out how to deal with it and move forward, whether you're flying solo or with someone... depression, isolation, just feeling lost in the shuffle.

I'm here because I want to actually get to know a good, interesting friend—under 40, though maybe younger if they don't mind a bit of an age gap and a different way of looking at things... someone I could be in constant contact with, hang out with, hit some trails, go hiking, or just get the hell out of the city and into nature.
Ideally, the person gets it—because let's be real, anyone else out there has their own baggage too, and we all need support. It needs to be a two-way street where we actually back each other up... someone chill, but who can also open up about their own life and how they see the world.

I'm looking for zero drama, no misunderstandings, and no weirdly vague situations. Someone who’s a good listener and ready to actually understand the person they're hanging with. I'm not really into outbursts or anything; I'm pretty understanding, and I think everything can be worked out if both people are actually down for it.
We all need smart, cool people around us—especially if fate or just plain luck didn't put them in our family circle. Instead, we turn to strangers and people we don't know to build a foundation for what's next. It ain't easy, but honestly, nobody shows up here just out of curiosity... it's because we need to try and find someone to build a little world with.

Washington, D.C., ..Man, 39 years old. Life just sort of pushed everyone in different directions—people drifted apart after the war, everyone had to find new crews, jobs out of state, or just start their own families.
All that stuff probably leaves some kind of emotional or mental scar on you, I guess, and you gotta figure out how to deal with that and move forward, whether that's solo or with someone... dealing with depression, isolation, and just feeling lost in the shuffle.

I'm here because I actually want to get to know a good, interesting friend under 40—someone I can stay in regular contact with, hang out with, maybe hit some trails or just get the hell out of the city and into nature.
And look, I get that anyone else out there has their own baggage too—we all need support, right? So I'm looking for something where the interaction goes both ways... someone chill who can also talk about their own life and how they see things.

Just no drama, no misunderstandings, and no weirdly vague situations. I need someone who's actually a good listener and willing to see my side, too. I don't do outbursts; I'm pretty understanding and everything can be worked out if both people are actually down for it.
We all need smart, decent, interesting people around us—especially if fate didn't put them in our immediate family circle. You end up turning to strangers to build a foundation for whatever comes next. It isn't easy, but honestly, none of us are here just out of curiosity; we're here because we need to find someone to build a little world of our own with.

Washington, D.C., ..Man, 39 years old. Life just kind of pushed everyone in different directions—people drifted apart after the war, had to find new circles, grab jobs out of state, or just start families elsewhere.
All that stuff probably leaves some kind of emotional or mental scar on you, I guess. You gotta figure out how to deal with it and move forward, whether that's solo or with someone... dealing with depression, isolation, and just feeling lost in the shuffle.

I’m here because I actually want to find a solid, interesting friend under 40—someone I could be in regular contact with, meet up with, maybe hit some trails or just get the hell out of the city and into nature.
Obviously, that person needs to be understanding, since everyone's got their own baggage, right? We all need support, and I'm looking for that mutual thing where we actually back each other up... Someone chill, but who can also speak their mind about their life and how they see the world.

I don't want any awkwardness, misunderstandations, or weird games. Just someone who’s a good listener and ready to actually hear my side too. I'm not really into outbursts—I'm pretty understanding and everything can be worked out if both people are actually down to make it happen.
We all need smart, interesting people around us. If you don't have that through family or luck, you end up turning to strangers to build a foundation for what comes next. It isn't easy, but let's be real—nobody shows up here just out of curiosity. We're here because we need to find someone to build our own little world with.

Washington, D.C. ..Man, 39 years old—life just kind of forced everyone to go their separate ways. After everything went down back then, people split up; you had to find a new crowd, grab a job out of state, or just start building a family elsewhere.
All that probably leaves some kind of emotional or mental scar on us—you gotta deal with that and figure out how to move forward, whether you're flying solo or with someone else... depression, isolation, just feeling lost in the shuffle.

I'm here because I actually want to meet a good, interesting friend under 40—someone I can talk to regularly, hang out with, hit some trails, go hiking, or just get the hell out of the city and into the woods.
I definitely need someone who gets it—because let’s face it, the other person has their own baggage too, and we all need support. It's gotta be a two-way street where we actually back each other up... looking for someone chill, but also able to open up about their own life and how they see things.

I'm not looking for drama, misunderstandings, or weird, vague vibes. Just someone who's a good listener and ready to actually understand the person they're hanging out with. I don't do outbursts—I'm pretty understanding and most things can be worked out if both people are actually on the same page.
We all need smart, interesting people around us—especially if, by some stroke of luck or fate, we don't have them in our immediate family. We turn to strangers to build a foundation for what comes next. It isn't easy, but honestly, none of us are even here out of curiosity—we're here because we need to try and find someone to build a little world with.

Washington, D.C., ..39yo guy here. Life just sort of pulled everyone in different directions—people drifted apart after the war, had to find new circles, jobs out of state, or just start families elsewhere.
All that stuff probably leaves some kind of emotional or mental scar on you, I guess. You gotta figure out how to deal with it and move on, whether that’s solo or with someone... dealing with depression, isolation, and just feeling lost in the shuffle.

I'm here because I actually want to meet a solid, interesting friend under 40—someone I can actually stay in touch with, hang out with regularly, maybe hit some trails in the Appalachian Mountains, or just get the hell out of the city for a bit.
Obviously, I need someone who gets it, because let's be real, this other person has their own baggage too. We should be able to support each other—just a good, two-way street of mutual support. Looking for someone chill, but also capable of opening up about their own life and how they see things.

I want zero awkwardness, zero misunderstandings, and no shady vibes. Just someone who’s a good listener and actually willing to see things from my side, too. I'm not about the drama—I'm pretty understanding and I think everything can be worked out if both people are actually down to make it happen.
We all need smart, decent, interesting people around us. If fate or just bad luck means we don't have those people in our family, we have to turn to strangers and build new foundations from scratch. It isn't easy, but honestly, nobody shows up here just out of curiosity—we're here because we need to find someone to build a little world of our own with.

Washington, D.C., ..39-year-old guy here. Life just kind of threw us all in different directions—people drifted apart after the war, everyone was busy finding new crews, grabbing jobs out of state, or just starting families.
All that stuff probably leaves some kind of emotional or mental scar on you, I guess. You gotta figure out how to deal with it and move on, whether you're flying solo or looking for someone to ride with... dealing with depression, isolation, and just feeling lost in the shuffle.

I’m here because I actually want to find a solid, interesting friend—someone under 40—where we can actually hang out regularly, grab food, hit the trails, go hiking, or just get the hell out of the city and into nature.
And look, I need someone who gets it. That person is gonna have their own baggage too, right? We both need support, and it should be a two-way street. I’m looking for someone chill, but also someone who can actually talk about their life and how they see things—no weird vibes, no drama, no misunderstandings. Just a good listener who’s willing to see my side, too. I don't do outbursts or anything; I'm pretty understanding, and I think everything can be worked out if both people are actually down for it.
We all need smart, interesting people around us. If fate or just bad luck means you don't have them in your family, you end up turning to strangers to build a new foundation. It ain't easy, but honestly, nobody shows up here just out of curiosity—it's because there's a real need to find someone and build our own little world together.

Washington, D.C., ..Man, 39 years old. Life just kind of threw us all in different directions—people drifted apart after the war, everyone had to find new circles, grab jobs out of state, or just settle down and start families.
All that probably leaves some kind of emotional or mental scar on you, I guess, and you really have to figure out how to deal with it—how to move forward, whether you're flying solo or with someone... depression, isolation, just feeling lost in the shuffle.
I'm here because I actually want to find a solid, interesting friend under 40—someone I can talk to constantly, hang out with, hit some trails, go hiking, or just get the hell out of the city and into nature.
Doesn't matter if it's a guy or a girl, but they gotta be understanding. I mean, let's be real—this person also has their own baggage, and we all need someone to lean on. It should be a two-way street of support... looking for someone chill who can actually talk about their life and how they see the world without things getting weird or awkward. No misunderstandings, no shady vibes. Just someone who’s a good listener and willing to see things from my perspective too. I'm not into drama, I'm pretty understanding, and I think everything can be worked out if both people are actually down for it.
We all need smart, interesting people around us—especially if fate or just bad luck didn't leave us with those people in our own families. So, you turn to strangers to build a new foundation. It's tough, but honestly, none of us ended up on these sites just out of curiosity—it's because we need to find someone to build a little world of our own with.

Washington, D.C., ..Man, 39 years old. Life just kind of happens—people drift apart, everyone picks their own path, whether that’s chasing a career across the country or just settling down to start a family.
All that stuff leaves a mark, I guess—depression, feeling isolated, just feeling totally lost in the shuffle.
I'm here because I actually want to find a decent, interesting friend—someone under 40—who’d be down for regular hangouts, grabbing food, hitting some trails, or just getting out of the city and into the woods. Looking for someone chill, but also someone who can actually talk about life and their own perspective without things getting weird or awkward. No drama, no misunderstandings, no guessing games. Also, ideally, someone who actually listens and tries to see things from my side, too. I’m not really into outbursts or anything—I’m pretty understanding, and honestly, everything can be worked out if both people are actually on the same page.
We all need smart, good people around us. If you didn't get that through family or whatever, you have to look toward strangers to build those foundations. It’s not easy, obviously, but let’s be real—none of us are hanging out on these sites just out of curiosity. We’re here because we need to find someone to build our own little world with.

Washington, D.C., ..Man, 39 years old. Life’s just been one thing after another—everyone’s out here doing their own thing, picking their own paths, whether it's grinding at a job or just trying to start a family.
All that chaos leaves a mark, I guess. Depression, feeling isolated, just kind of struggling to find your footing in the middle of it all.
I’m here because I actually want to find a solid, interesting friend—someone under 30—who I can actually talk to regularly, hang out with, maybe hit up Yellowstone or go hiking, or just get the hell out of the city and into the woods. Looking for someone chill, but also someone who isn't afraid to speak their mind about their life and how they see the world—no weird vibes, no misunderstandings, no playing games. Ideally, someone who's a good listener too, you know? Someone ready to actually understand where the other person is coming from. I’m not into drama or outbursts—I'm pretty understanding and easygoing—so if we're both down, everything can be worked out. Just looking for someone who's interesting, fun to be around, and... well, a decent guy.

Washington, D.C., ..Man, 39 years old. Life just kind of happened—everyone went their own way, making their own choices about careers, moving away, or settling down to start families.
All that stuff leaves a mark on you, I guess—depression, feeling isolated, just struggling to find your footing in the middle of it all.
I’m here because I actually want to meet a solid, interesting friend—someone under 30—to talk to regularly, hang out, hit some trails, maybe go hiking or just get lost in the woods to escape the city. I'm looking for someone chill, but also someone who can actually hold a conversation about their life and how they see the world without things getting awkward or messy. Also, someone who’s a good listener and actually cares about seeing things from another perspective. I don't do drama—I'm pretty understanding, and honestly, everything can be worked out if both people are actually on the same page.

Maria James40 said:Come on, don't be ridiculous—CBP does the exact same thing in Greece, pulling people out of the water from those inflatable rafts just to push them further down the line.

I guess you could say they're busy guarding the borders over in Canada... maybe? Not that it changes much, I suppose. 😁😁 ...you know, with guns, tanks, wire—all that stuff.

I mean, honestly, this whole CBP situation... it’s basically just a total joke—kind of like those EU observers back in '91, if you think about it.

If we just let them walk right into the US, we're basically asking for trouble—I mean, honestly, if we can't handle things on our own soil, what are we even doing? We really need to be the ones taking charge of our own territory and sorting our own mess out.

Maybe this CBP thing is just like the Blue Helmets in those UN zones in America back in '91... and we all know how that turned out by '95. I mean, maybe we'll actually have to fight to push refugees out of the country.

Don't sign off on anything or accept whatever Milanović is pushing—seriously, history is gonna remember you as the guy who wrecked the US if you do. Ask for more time to consult—get everyone from the old session together, all the parties involved, and try to actually build some consensus or find decent ideas... honestly, the election campaign is way less important right now than the actual country... do what you gotta do, even if it's behind the scenes—postpone the elections if necessary because the state matters way more than some political parties or Parliament right now... but hey, ask for support to start building that wall.... expand police powers and for God's sake, start shutting down those open borders....
He needs to sit down with Kolinda and all the agencies to figure out where we're headed with this refugee situation—it's a bigger deal than the elections or Congress, and it feels like everything is being rigged to destroy America just to satisfy Juncker and the EU

wiredbadger62 said:There was a meeting recently involving representatives from Bugur, Romania, and Mexico.
They went on to claim that if Germany or Austria were to shut down their borders, they would follow suit immediately.
However, I found it quite curious that there wasn't any mention of Canada in their discussions.

In my humble opinion, this serves as a clear sign that even if Canada decides to close its borders, the Mexicans will likely continue sending migrants our way, simply because Germany and Austria haven't closed theirs yet.😁

Anyone actually smart enough to write something meaningful about refugees, immigrants, and this whole mass migration from Africa and Asia into the EU and Europe in general?
If these refugees are paying massive amounts to criminal gangs and individuals just for a shot at an uncertain future in EU countries, then why don't Germany or France—who have huge ships—just pick them up directly from Turkish or Greek ports and bring them straight home? Instead, all this stress and constant bickering happens along the North American route.
It’s just endless fighting between Canada—which, hey, luckily built a fence—Canada, Mexicans, and Americans all pointing fingers at each other. It just ruins relations and makes everything harder, all because of refugees we never needed in the first place.
We all know who’s responsible for the chaos and wars in Libya, Iraq, and now Syria—it's the attacks and occupations by the USA and Western alliance. Now we're just sitting here waiting for Bashar al-Assad to fall or for Russia to win just so this wave of refugees finally settles down...

California State Legislature 2015, 68 out of 135 seats, it's 9:35 PM

Social Security payouts: The Social Security Administration sets aside roughly $116666667 every year for former Wehrmacht members.
For the HVO folks, they're dropping about $166666667 annually.
As for veteran benefits for our own guys—I don't have the exact number on hand if anyone else does, so hit me up in the comments because I couldn't track down the specific figure for veterans and their families.
Then there's the money for those 1945 era partisan pensions and all that war-related stuff... looks like maybe $311333333.

So, what's the total damage every year? Between the partisan, Wehrmacht, HVO, and veteran pensions...
+ you gotta factor in the church handouts, which are about $133333333.

Threatening even bigger strikes and moving overseas...

Look, folks, just go. Seriously. Nobody is indispensable here. You're basically holding the whole country hostage, demanding things we simply can't afford—otherwise, you won't treat us. Don't even try it. There are plenty of doctors from developing nations who'd happily step up for less, but I guess it's never enough for you guys.