Not him tho

We keep him and @xringarcher1440

My sister in law is getting some blood pressure medicine and is most likely going to be released soon

No blood clot’s like they were worried about

Oath.

@FloridaManBoohajideen so kentucky, I will say it was about State's rights. But a State's right to what?

Not to be taxed for what at the time was legal property

Lincoln was a tyrant

No

He was a Vampire Hunter

and the war was over Silver

I seent dat movie.

I no.

@FloridaManBoohajideen fuck man, the crab is onto us

But yeah, I'd say it was the equivalent of a sin tax for the vices we enjoy. However that said, I'm would've proponent for ending slavery. Intendured servitude or share cropping however, now thats a voluntary agreement one willingly entered ito

@thedarkness05 quick send the fake history books to leaf land again

Now is that the ones that have Australia on the maps?

@FloridaManBoohajideen muthaFUQU

( n ur bux )

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@thedarkness05 she was a Korean spy and my ex turned territorial :v

That blows dude

No

She did.

They both did.

As it should be. Its one of the standard features on a dishwasher

> *dying*

Can't expect a full cycle if there's no suction, meng.

I mean I have a pullstart on mine

Mine are all voice activated

Sometimes you have to throttle the handle though.

I prefer to use “*percussive maintenance*”

YEE

Aight so it was states rights but it was states rights to own slaves

On top of other economic divides

And other violations of the rights of the states including things as early as the nullification crisis

So I need to k ow should I reword this or do this look ok

@FloperatorFatty"We founded this country as a Constitutional Republic. Yet we have fallen from the path our founders and forefathers fought so hard for. Our fundamental ideals have been trampled, spit on, and regarded as obsolete. So I say rise up my Sons and Daughters of Liberty, rise up against they tyrants and oppressors that seek to destroy our fundamental values of Liberty, equality, and the pursuit of happiness"