Don't read this is you already are nearing an anxiety attack, if you think 'Montagraph' doesn't have OCD problems or if you are still so manipulated by generation E that you won't go anywhere without your cellphone connected to your body parts. You'll be amazed how quickly a person can drop a load if they suspect they are being chased by a swarm of bees or paper wasps. I'm going to 'drop a load' of information here without Rob Steffans nearby to laugh at my next golf drive, and it will be as though I am moving about to differing plants as a helpful pollinator , not a destructive electronic drone. Pucks move all over the place and somebody cares; this post is more serious than a puck being shoved around and some editing occurred which Bryan Posthumus might not appreciate while he focuses on election documents instead of pushing against the sprayed chemical attacks causing horrific destruction and weather manipulation from USA jets worldwide.
A new year will commence very soon, but artificially induced toxic clouds will prevent a crescent moon sighting from earth though the moon glow will still be produced naturally. Did the WARP speed injections eradicate a functioning conscience within the human body that hosted the injection? ** It's astounding how wrong humans have gone, planning cruelty against one another , without any counterattack from אלעליון or יהוה !
9th year of studying a topic takes at least 3262 days. Yul is quite similar to James Strong coded H יעואל 3262 , but so is the Texas phrase 'you all'.' If 12th year word 4363 is Satan's G team, then 11th year word 3966 is Paul Coffey's G team; there is an important purpose for every word in the OT even if there has never been an important purpose for any NHL goal. Mr. Penney's Big Red 🏒 and Mr. Mark Sears 🏀 Crimson Tide are in different NCAA tournaments; is that some sort of way to divide unrealistic Paul Blart at his Curtis Joseph uniform scene? 🎱 The 7 ball is crimson but the 3 ball is red. There are plenty of irregularities in Strongs numbering system; were they made irregular so H4717 and G4717 fit together as a Greek's 'to crucify' with a Hebrew hammer? Maybe the Rhinelander Hodags should start examine their beast history.
**There's actually nothing wrong with being behind an 8 ball. When Ralph Gallow says he's a Christian, does he mean a Yelich, a Watson, a Ponder or someone who passed Mrs. Christ's English class as a Milwaukee Tech Trojan? We have multiple generations of able bodies men and women disturbingly more interested in protecting and guarding their basketballs, footballs, soccer balls, golf balls, tennis balls, billiard balls, volleyballs, sports medals and hockey pucks than are interested in guarding and protecting our soil, water and air from intentional toxic chemical offenses! I've never asked Ralph Gallow about his definition of a Christian but I know he is not Ian Shane. Ralph Gallow and I are not enemies that I know of, yet how we see and what we see and what we hear is very different. In another venue that Dane Wigington oversees, I suggested that professional athletes worldwide go on strike until all the spraying of skies with chemicals stopped and was made illegal, suspecting the strikers have enough influence to 'win' within a couple of months. Ralph might not even believe the lines of sprayed clouds above our heads in unnatural or hazardous, but if he does believe they are hazardous what is he, as a Christian, willing to do to try to end that insanity of geo-engineered weather warfare? Able bodied men will fight over a toy ball, steal a dagger from a dead man or steal a raincoat from an injured police officer then neither will do anything against the attackers of our air supply???? As 'Gomer Pyle' would get paid to say " Shame, shame, shame". It's like there needs to be a squad roll call to see who responds, and the squad that won't respond is the squad who was crying out for an 'assist'.
On to another bloom to shove some pollen around.....
Before John McCarron and Ian Shane gets too excited about Cornell, he might want to take a walk up Cornell Street in Stevens Point, Wisconsin. Terriers have made their way onto the Monopoly board metal works. The portals have made college men become apathetic and unthankful for their initial placement on teams. Is a basic MES now quite complicated than Vistoso's Mesquite #4 hole when golf balls were getting lost in the unnatural desert course? Let BU represent BUSCH's and CU represent CULVER's if Culpepper vs. Buch seems to judgmental. Cornell chose 'MAJOR' at #16, but that might mean they are worshippers of Joe Biden's nasty dog collection. Biden's Major surely can't hold very many NCAA 50th anniversary hockey tournament mugs in his improperly trained jaws. 🦈
( An outcome of 3 to 2 is pending in the BU vs. CU , which might be as unique as Brian Urlacher vs. Chester Ulickey; no report here will be necessary. I'm very anti-Gretzky; I refuse to endorse gambling on sports events and never encouraged people to go support any casinos. I played hockey AGAINST CU's John McCarron many years ago, not for him. Initials now becoming useless? LMCU isn't CU. I don't know how much New England's oddball Edward Flynn, former Milwaukee police chief, has nudged his way into illegal college gambling groups after pushing Dr. Seuss into his core belief system.)
Rodney Rice isn't Ashley Rice, the Milwaukee newscaster that often casts out fear with her reports of USA violence. 🎣 'Rice Lake' recently divided in NCAA basketball tournament into Rodney Rice and Mr. Lake; Rodney Rice's team had stricter defense or a pushier offense, depending on how you view a team with more points. Rodney, Ontario's Legion has 525 on it, non-random indeed. Strongs H525 is linked to architecture if such links matter to you more than Archway cookies moving from Wisconsin to Charlotte or IHOP product codes beginning with the #43.
There has been a man named Virgil Smith that supposedly was a police officer in Gratiot, Wisconsin. As he aged, he tried to be a funny, popular man during family gatherings but that funny side got buried when a displayed a dagger he had gotten from a dead Nazi soldier during WWII in France. Not many relatives wanted to hear about his WWII adventures and gripping details about his war experience, but Wausau's channel 7 decided to label him as a 'local hero' at my request; I was only an in-law, not a natural seed of Bonduel, Wisconsin resident Virgil Smith. Even fewer in his family wanted to hear about his Gratiot police department years.
Fred Bengert was a Milwaukee police officer who was also an in-law of mine. He was pleasant but didn't go to excess trying to make everything laughable. He had suffered a wound or two during his Milwaukee police years, as did I. Fred Bengert knew that divorces happened quite a bit and decided not to view my addition to his family as shocking nor deplorable; I wonder if Fred Bengert didn't like cigarette smoking in his very well-kept household, and his daughter Barbara also was a non-smoker.
When a cowardly adulterer, grandson of Virgil Smith, grasped onto a Milwaukee police department raincoat and steals it from the true owner as if it is some spoil of his lawyered war as anti-commandment man, did Virgil Smith think that was funny or humorous or anything like his dagger that he took off a man that he killed?
Being an actual German soldier with a dagger is not the same as mocking a Milwaukee police officer by using a stolen identification card or wearing a stolen raincoat. The mocker, the one who is trying to deceive others, is worse than the actual.
I think Fred Bengert, who's funeral I attended and recall the song 'How Great Though Art' from, was a much better man than Virgil Smith, but I did try to understand Virgil Smith until he, like his Sunday-churched granddaughter Shannon Wahl, displayed a lack of interest in being part of any attempt at marriage repair. Maybe his daughter Colette Smith convinced him to stop considering marriage vows to be important part of their family's regular Catholic guise.
How great though art? The draw and the drawer typically involve a pull of some sort; if I order and purchase 74 drawer pulls, that number is not random. When the St. Clair county deputies plop into their 74 tagged vehicles, they are not making a random decision either.
I was provided expensive uniforms during my years of service to the Milwaukee police department, and stealing clothing from a woman is worse than stealing cattle from an untended pasture. I provided quality uniforms for my employees when I owned a business, yet eventually those employees decided that I was their enemy and not someone who contributed to provided food, clothing, housing, a gym facility and medical insurance for them. I wonder what those they considered as their 'friend' provided for them.
"In case of fire, throw the chief in." Could that have been a referral to the book of Daniel? Sure!
Would you laugh if you saw 'throw the chief in' penned on an elevator wall below 'In case of fire' when your chief, imported from Michigan, never did truly care about the city like Fred Bengert or I did, yet he sought a huge pension from Milwaukee and eventually moved his cigarette stock plan to Tacoma, WA?
On a golf course, you can't win if you stop at #17. Stolen daggers and stolen raincoats seem to be prized possessions of men who love stolen things more than they love decently attired ladies who will never go back to a Catholic Church mass no matter how many commercials Victor Venus might pay for. Go to Papa's diner in Armada, Michigan and you'll see how wrong Catholicism has gone; the diner has crucifix hanging on the wall and the waitresses, wearing skin-tight black leggings and tops, are dressed to attract straying husbands or lesbians in typical high school dance squad manner. Did the Jesus on the crucifix advise them to dress worse than a shepherd tending flocks? Did the dead body hung on the wall in Papa's of Armada, Michigan actually get a death penalty from women who were similar to the Papa's waitresses?
If you believe Psalm 37, יהוה shall laugh. Another pollen check is in order.
I'm not giving Papa's of Armada a third chance. Maybe Heather Miller of Sudbury, Ontario understands my perspective of refusing to return to a location that is deteriorating spiritually and increasing lewd in order to gain popularity or draw in lovers of a lazy casino lifestyle. Go watch NCAA division II basketball in Evansville, Indiana if you don't have a dog to wait on or anything that needs repair in your dwelling or closet.
Squad 9 might look as complicated as 'Hidden Green #9' at Vistoso's golf course or as sturdy as a green amethyst surrounded by silver that is more precious than a stolen raincoat or a stolen dagger. Are you an attorney as lazy as Wausau West's Gregory Strausser? You never should have supposed that a worn, functional Milwaukee police department raincoat was nominal value to municipal budget keepers.
"Hey, Penn State Buchinsky, you should realize that Steve here is going to San Franciso PD to become Lt. Frank Bullitt but you're heading to a Milwaukee PD role in 'Family of Cops' rather than trying to get a date with Ralph Gallow on the Milwaukee fire department."
Start deciding what's actually important to stand up and fight for or what you should sit down and repair ; a game ball or a puck certainly can be done away with and the jets spraying the skies with toxic chemicals should also be done away with. Is it only the actors in movies who suggest it is honorable to do that which is heroic rather than despicable as stealing a raincoat or fighting for a toy ball? A man who'd rather secure peace and safety that is accompanied by cleaner air, purer water and soil that isn't destroyed with sprays and bombshells is an upright man; there apparently are no upright men on earth strong enough to overcome evil with good. The phrase 'cease fire' isn't popular; will 'cease water' be noticed ?
A 14th year is about to commence and might 4,717 is hours away; I should allow this literary soil rest for a year while I tend to what needs repair in my bodily dwelling.
