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It’s not mine, but someone understands the assignment:

Me too!

Copy that...see you at 0 dark hundred.

You will tonight...I have a no knock warrant.

Copy that...see you at 0 dark hundred.

Me too!

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Also, just for the record, fountain pens are optional, but your stickman will be much happier if you draw him using a fountain pen.

We are heading out for the evening so go for it 😉 

You will tonight...I have a no knock warrant.

We could throw in Ether 8-11 as well.

The Book of Mormon is a foreshadowing of events that are coming.  Literally.  Modern prophets and apostles have told us what is coming.  So yeah, @Traveler you are correct in thinking that violence is on the horizon, but I prefer @NeuroTypical's outlook.  I just happen to know better and in the meantime try and get along with everyone.

Nope, I’m voting out of spite and to feel morally superior to those who get their hands dirty by voting for the nominee. I admit it. 

Voting your principles is never a bad thing.
 
I voted for Trump because I knew the kind of Supreme Court nominees he would appoint and that he could beat Hillary (and ANYBODY was better than her.)  Supreme Court nominees was the most important issue to me at that time.
 
I'll vote for DeSantis in the primary because I think he is the best choice.  If Trump (probably) wins the primary I'll make my choice as the race progresses.  If I decide the economy is the most important issue to me I will vote for Trump again.  If not, I'll look at my other options.  It's not like I haven't voted third party before.
 
 

So you're going to vote your principles?  Good for you.

Interesting.  I always found it to be following your principles.

Interesting.  I always found it to be following your principles.

This says it better than I can:

Source.

These are all good points that can be well argued. But @Phoenix_person  was claiming that Trump did not concede. And Trump conceded.
Again, I just posted a video with 24 minutes of Democrats, including former presidents and current Congress people, how many federal and state level, claiming conceded elections were stolen.  Many of them continue to endorse the “stolen election“ narrative, as long as it was politically advantageous to do so.  Yes, Trump did it. The Democrats do it a lot, across decades. Lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots of them. Whenever it suits their purposes.

Um, @Phoenix_person?  Trump did concede the election on Jan 7 2021 at 5:10 pm.
https://x.com/realdonaldtrump/status/1347334804052844550?s=46&t=X5qcMifsD8E7ppEtCxaqJw
 
I think part of why we are so divided, is we forget to take relevant facts into account when they don’t help our narrative. I don’t blame you for not knowing this, but I do blame you for your choice of news sources. (And of course I blame Twitter for censoring Trump’s concession speech until Elon bought the whole dang company and uncensored the video.)
Perhaps in your various circles, you could help spread the information that Trump did indeed concede the election? I mean, yes, he did it late, later than Gore did. But he did do it.

I had much more regular trips to Wendover than @NeuroTypicalhad in the same general timeframe.  We kept going after stopping for lunch in Wendover (I-80 icon on the map) to Elko and our cabin (arrow from Elko.)