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Posted by: @perrone1
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@jack-dodds 

LOL!

Unfortunately today gender study is more like this:

Screenshot 2024 07 25 140032

 

Poor confused Peter Pronoun studies his options........God help us!

He thinks one of his options may be to identify as Patty Pronoun!

Peter to Patti?  He's be nuts to do that!



   
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George Schire
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Posted by: @perrone1

@jack-dodds 

LOL!

Unfortunately today gender study is more like this:

Screenshot 2024 07 25 140032

 

Sadly, even if "gender study" is like your pic, some still can't figure out what they are.  To my thinking, and I won't apologize for it, our society is allowing this "gender identity" stuff and even worse forcing all of us to accept it.  Our worlds a mess!!!


George Schire
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@georgeschire George......as I develop my mind filter to effectively screen such stuff, while waiting and praying for the social pendulum to swing back to some semblance of normal, I will focus on my happy place.....my man cave filled with models.



   
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@georgeschire George......as I develop my mind filter to effectively screen such stuff, while waiting and praying for the social pendulum to swing back to some semblance of normal, I will focus on my happy place.....my man cave filled with models.

You and I have the same medicine to cope Jack.  If someone would have told me when I was 18 years old right of high school in 1970 that the world would be this mixed up in 2024, I'd not believed it possible. 

The world is more divided than it has ever been in history, despite every attempt to bring every race, culture, and beliefs together.  Our government, though never perfect at any time in history, is currently the worst it's ever been. 

Social media that should be a good thing, is in so many ways just the opposite.  Morality and values have fallen so far behind us in the rear view mirror, that hopes of ever being able to back up and get them again are virtually impossible. 

So yes, my Man Cave is the only "happy place" I can be at peace.  And as I say my morning prayers each day, I find myself actually being thankful that I'm not that 18 year old today and having to navigate through what is currently such a mess.  


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@georgeschire Yes our world can seem a very worrisome mess at times without a doubt, but I will submit this reminder that I know we all are aware of.  I do think it is worth remembering  that most of the negative news that is reported these days is often sensationalized/overstated and the negative human responsibility for horrible deeds IMHO represents about  only 5% of our fellow man.  The rest are good, caring and honest individuals, but of course positivity rarely makes the news.  I remind myself of this very regularly...it is important for me in maintaining a balanced perspective.

Having said all of this however I would still jump at the chance for a one-way ticket on the Time Machine to 1955!  Lol.



   
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@georgeschire Yes our world can seem a very worrisome mess at times without a doubt, but I will submit this reminder that I know we all are aware of.  I do think it is worth remembering  that most of the negative news that is reported these days is often sensationalized/overstated and the negative human responsibility for horrible deeds IMHO represents about  only 5% of our fellow man.  The rest are good, caring and honest individuals, but of course positivity rarely makes the news.  I remind myself of this very regularly...it is important for me in maintaining a balanced perspective.

Having said all of this however I would still jump at the chance for a one-way ticket on the Time Machine to 1955!  Lol.

I'd buy a "one way ticket" for the same Time Machine Jack.


George Schire
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