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A crucial step in achieving a positive outcome, is to be a better listener. Saint Cloud, Minnesota USA the wailing limb | Matthew Blum

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Every witness the committee rolls out seems to be full of opinions... but not actual "I was there and I saw it" testimony. Oh, and the committee doesn't care when this is pointed out by the media either.

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Hilarious scene of Councilman Red Mantle from the Guild of Calamitous Intent, tell Phantom Limb how ridiculous his plan is; also how psychotic he has become.

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If I reach behind your ear, it will not be a nickel I pull out, but your very soul!!!

Vintage Muay Thai Pain is Temporary Pride is Forever

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This is what I feel is one of the funniest scenes of Billy. Here he was kidnapped by Phantom limb to sew together the "new member" of the Revenge Society. Venture bros is a hilarious show--you should give it a chance. Video: https://youtu.be/0jGMQzPd4Ts

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From an episode in Saudi Arabia. ADA units sometime come under the control of the Air Component Commander, who is often USAF.

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Green Jay Out On A Limb ©Debra Martz Green Jays are fairly skittish, coming out into the open and quickly flying back into the safety of the thick trees. like those in the background. It's a common tropical bird primarily in Mexico, Central America, and South America, but the Green Jay just makes its way into the United States in southern Texas. I spotted this one at Hazel Bazemore Park near Corpus Christi which was my first time to see one this far "north" in the southern parts of Texas. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved 2024/20160221-DSC_2684.NEF

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Golden-fronted Woodpecker Out on a Limb by Debra Martz The Golden-fronted Woodpecker is a rather common sighting when I visit the southern area of Texas along the Mexico border. It is mainly a woodpecker of Mexico and Central America but it reaches the United States only in the brushlands and open woodlands of Texas and Oklahoma.

When all you have is second-hand stories from people who didn't witness the things they want to tell you about, you have to OWN that hearsay! Hell, it's not like you're interested in getting the other side of the story, is it?

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Who really believes that a senile corrupt politician who used his son to score money from China and Ukraine won the 2020 election? More importantly, who doesn't WANT to believe it?

The Iranians continued with their blustery propaganda and their CGI "weapons" against the Coalition. Some of the things they thought would strike fear into the hearts of Americans said more about the Ayatollahs than us...

Still searching for Amputee Humor Leg Amputee Arm Amputee Finger Amputee Diabetic Amputation designs? This 'Shark Cage Tester' tee is for anyone who lost a leg or arm but not their sense of humor. If you had an amputation and living a happy prosthetic life, this might be the funny amputee tee just for you. Perfect gift idea for a veteran or anybody with an arm, finger, leg amputation.

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A fallen branch from a big gum tree - after the storm at Shepherds Bush - part of Jells Park in Victoria, Australia.

I was out hiking the Eagle Roost trail in search of birds but the dragonflies were more abundant at the beginning of the trail. Being a bird watcher more than a dragonfly watcher, I struggle with IDs but always try and find the correct one or at least hope to get close. With the use of several ID apps and online insect websites, my conclusion is this is a Great Blue Skimmer, immature. Please feel free to correct or suggest another ID in the comments. Thank you. Image captured at Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge in Northern Oklahoma. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved 20210622-DSC_4028.dng