Full Monica Lewinsky sex tape with Bill Clinton released???
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The Full Monica
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The ENQUIRER? Seriously? (of course not)
Sadly this is the veritable epitome of what has become of our country……………… -
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OH!™ and Happy Satiddy Hamoustonians™ !!
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#2 – Oh no you aint Brother!! 🙂
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Fifth!!!
What am I doing up soo early on a Satiddy?!?!
Working today……. 🙁
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Hey, I may be working but one of my guys is bringing Baracoa for breakfast this morning.
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Good morning Hamsters. Moon still beautiful but not as large, 74 t 6 and dampish but likely from the sprinkler system. Certainly not from any rain. Promises, promises of that.
Seems like the National Enquirer is rather like a blind squirrel that occasionally finds an acorn. As with John Edwards, ahem. Occasionally doing the work that MSM “journalists” won’t do. We shall see. Regardless, it will be entertaining. 🙂 -
SD has guys? How come I don’t have any guys?
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SD has guys? How come I don’t have any guys?
Well, I’m down to four, used to have seven before the cutbacks. Lost a couple of really great guys,…one to cancer. 🙁
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What has become of our country? I’d say the Couch, at least, is in good shape when there are competing first comments at 4:47 a.m. And on a Saturday, at that.
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Last night’s weather check suggested if I wanted to do any yard work, I should roll before 9 am, but as usual that prediction has slid to about 3 pm.
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Have you seen these Chinese soup bowls? So handy when using chopsticks.
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#12 mharper42
What next? How about a bowl that reads your messages etc. to you? This is even worse than people/kids in a restaurant waiting for the meal to come, hunched over their smart phones, oblivious to everyone else at the table, their faces bathed in the blue-white light from the screens. Looks very much like some sort of religious rite. Usually when the food comes at least they put the phones aside and might actually engage in rudimentary conversation. The younger generations are losing the ability to directly speak to one another or to folks of other generations. Pitiful, and a millstone around their necks in trying to find a job. -
While I had breakfast, rain chances receded yet another hour. I’m suiting up and get ‘er done, if I can. I am craving some exercise, even in this heat.
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I’d say the Couch, at least, is in good shape when there are competing first comments at 4:47 a.m. And on a Saturday, at that.
Aging prostates requiring frequent night time tinkle trips, difficulty sleeping/insomnia, yeah really healthy.
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I’ll believe the rain chances when my yard gets watered from the sky.
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Tenth Amendment and hemp.
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#13 Adee
The younger generations are losing the ability to directly speak to one another or to folks of other generations. Pitiful, and a millstone around their necks in trying to find a job.
That’s the truth, and we have a whole generation that are doing this.
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hippie
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squack’s been looking a little scruffy(er?) lately. Being the kind, helpful giver that I am, I offer these grooming suggestions to help dear BSue, so she has something more pleasant to look at.
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#20: That is really friggen gay!
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Competing prostates? 😥 -
Mountain gay?
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squack, gay? Surely you can’t be serious?
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#22 mh42
At least it’s more polite than the usual p*$$ing contests. -
Halfway mark in 45 mins, not bad for a 69-y.o. half cripple. It’s cloudy, the side of the yard I started on was in full shade, and there was a good breeze. I’m not even winded, but taking a hydration break. Checking the doppler, nothing very close, but guess something could pop up, I see that happening all over south Houston. I’d better go finish up.
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My PSA is very low and i don’t get up in the middle of the the night to pee, I’ll have you know!
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snarky comment about lack of he-parts self-deleted
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4:47 am is not the middle of the night, in my books. 3 am, maybe. Say, why **were** you up at 4:47 on a Saaaaaturday?
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Kevin Williamson at NRO makes some interesting points about
BradleyChelsea Manning in specific and the transmission community in general.Dennis Avner was not a tiger, and Bradley Manning is not a woman. Mr. Manning, who upon his sentencing for his role in the WikiLeaks case announced that he desires to live out his days as a woman called Chelsea, is what he is, and no amount of pronoun play, psychotherapeutic doublespeak, or wishful thinking can make it otherwise.
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Dennis Avner was not a tiger, and Bradley Manning is not a woman
While it may be true that BM is not a wimmin, he will likely be the beyotch in prison!
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I knew the jig was up when Warren Beatty’s daughter decided she wanted a sex change to become a man. But not just any man but a queer man. A woman has a “sex change” because she likes queer men? How muddled of a brain do you have to have to come up with that?
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The US needs to STAY THE WISS OUT OF SYRIA! While it is true that chemical weapons are being used, and likely by both sides, it is the AlQueerda/wahabbi/salafist mooslimes against the Alawhite/shia mooslimes killing each other. Neither side has ever demonstrated a willingness to even pretend to negotiate in good faith with any non-mooslime entity and they can not even deal with other mooslimes.
The US is about to try to make a choice between poop and crap when the correct choice is to simply let them flush themselves. -
Amid Anger Over Anti-Abortion Post, Buzzfeed Says It’s Still Figuring Out Whether To ‘Draw Lines’
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#32 hamous
She wanted to be “male” but still able to drive a new VW beetle with a flower in the little vase. -
#30 Pyro
Way more than just interesting, reading that article has changed my mind about gender dysmorphic yada yada. I have just been convinced that it is in fact a type of mental illness, as Hammy has been saying ever since I can remember the topic coming up. -
The only people for whom gender (re)assignment surgery is legitimate are those who are born as hermaphrodites. When the genitalia is ambiguous or consistent with both sexes, it is reasonable and humane to allow said individual to make a choice and have the surgery and hormones to support that choice. For the flakes like Bradley Manning and Chastidy Bono, they need serious psych counseling, not surgery.
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That’s when I wake up.
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Talk about real poopy-heads.
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TT, the article does not say, but I strongly suspect both the doctors and the patients are not regular middle class Americans. This sounds southeast Asian to me.
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This sounds southeast Asian to me.
It sounds San Fransickoan to me, it is after all, Californicatia for cryin out loud.
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#39 TT: The theory of having a bacteria to go after the cancer cells is not without merit, the particular application in the linked article is more than just a bit suspect. I did note in the article that the patients were at end-stage cancer who did not respond to conventional treatment; still barbaric in practice.
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Great parents.
I’m sending it to Lovely and AB, too.
Just to make sure they see it. Especially #8. -
And for your funtime entertainment….animals on trampolines!
Includes a real life bison! -
Now THIS is a man who knows how to woo and claim his bride!
Just setting a bar, guys, just setting a bar. -
Did I do something wrong?
And what’s with all the crickets? -
mharper42, I posted pixs of Lil’ Bit on that other place.
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Dedicated to Slick Willie and Monica.
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43 Hamous
I’ll have to reread it when I’m not so exhausted, but on first reading I agree with one commenter:
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#51 Shannon – that’s exactly the reaction I had. I got tired of reading so I skipped down to the end thinking there would be some sort of summation, a wrapping up of thoughts. Instead, it just kind of flowed out in a thousand directions like the Mississippi River entering the Gulf. But I now think I have a better understanding of why he left First Things.
And speaking of that, they also commented on his “manifesto”:But what I detect in it is the work of someone who was never all that interested in investigating the arguments on either side of the same-sex marriage debate; whose scant interest in it has now been fully exhausted, both intellectually and morally; and whose present conclusions hover in mid-air without anything to support them other than a wistful regret that he has lost a hoedown partner in a gay man who has come fairly unglued over the issue.
One of the commenters noted it reminded him of this classic:
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Just got back from birthday dinner for MIL. We wanted to go to a small Italian restaurant that we’re all fond of, but it would have taken too long to get a table, so we went to the Mexican restaurant next door. Immediate seating and guacamole – it was a no brainer. Actually had a decent time. Sometimes that’s not possible at these dinners.
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Propeller-heads split a restaurant check.
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#43 Hammy
That was not a quick read! The cause does seem to be lost; same-sex marriage is here to stay. And I’m sure there will be further concessions, probably polygamy, down the road. Sure am glad my childhood occurred before all these changes. -
Guac is made from avocados.
Heart-healthy **and** they help make your coat glossy. -
Y’all are missing the “Man With the 132-lb Scrotum” on TLC.
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The cause does seem to be lost; same-sex marriage is here to stay.
From a secular point of view, you’re probably right, at least from what the secular world is now calling marriage. Bottums though, is now proposing to change the Catholic Church, and that battle is definitely not lost.
One of the comments I read somewhere today quoted Lincoln. Paraphrasing, you can call a cow’s tail a leg but that doesn’t mean you have a five-legged cow. Bottum’s argument (I think) was that because of the Church’s vocal opposition to same-sex “marriage” the Church was losing members. A commenter noted:If Bottum is correct, we should be seeing the United Church of Christ and The Episcopal Church riding high in the saddle, drawing scores of new members and influencing the culture on all manner of issues. Of course, we do not.
The secular world is going to do what it’s going to do. That doesn’t change what my Church teaches.
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#49 SD
Looks like fun, glad y’all decided to keep the abandoned doggy.
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Bottums though, is now proposing to change the Catholic Church, and that battle is definitely not lost.
Yes it is.
Not from our perspective, but from his.
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#58 Hammy
That doesn’t change what my Church teaches.
I hope most churches will resist performing same sex marriages, paying for Bronco’s sex-care that they oppose, and other affronts to the 1st Amendment.
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Good gravy Yall amateur diagnosticians!
I was up for an early call for BACA biz – what a glorious ride to B/CS before and during dawn it was! -
#46 – WOW whatta workout! All the fun and none of the planning and stress – KUDOS!
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I didn’t get what the woman and the water had to do with anything, but then I don’t much get the whole flash mob thing either. 18 million YouTubers do so what do I know. -
#65 con’t
Why am I reading YouTube comments I don’t know but this was funny.He went full romantic, you NEVER go full romantic! Now he he goes the rest of his life in his own shadow.
😀
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It ain’t the smoke…
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I got no flash mobs but I got puppies and kittens!
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#51 Shannon
Agreed. I began reading the piece and quickly had the impression I was struggling to figuratively walk through molasses up to my knees, slogging ever more slowly through it. Finally started to skim it and still was bogged down. Snuck to the end to find a possible concluding summary as a clarification, but there was none. Yikes. IMHO the gentleman was writing to convince himself much more so than to convince anyone else. I shall not revisit it. -
Good morning, Hamsterville. I slept in but looks like everyone else did too.
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Good morning Hamsters. Stuffy 77, overcast, windy, and too early at 6 to get hopes up for the rain that is again forecast. Likewise too early to hope at 9, though the radar shows a satisfactory cluster of apparently robust rainfall edging this way. So far most is falling in the Gulf, which does not need it. A plus is the clouds are keeping the temp down to 79 here. Don’t know if repeatedly checking the radar in the absence of anything promising locally has the same effect as watching water boil. 🙁
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I missed the New Mexico Supreme Court decision last week.
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#74 Shannon
Surely that will be overturned, as photographers (and bakers and wedding planners) are not serfs, bound to provide their services to all comers. -
I had not heard about the Houston pastor who refused to perform a wedding when the bride showed up in a skimpy white dress. I found a picture of the dress itself, along with an internet poll where 20% of respondents OKed the dress. Arriving at Sacred Heart once upon a time for a funeral mass, as attendees at a previous event were leaving, I was shocked by the sleazy attire of many of the young women. Now this was not a church service they had attended, but it was held in a church. I was just surprised by the disrespect.
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….as the word ‘modesty’ disappears from the language.
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But if young wimmins are not allowed to tramp it up the terrorists will have won.
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Tramp it up at the beach, OK?
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Continuing with bridal fashion commentary, that would be quite a stretch to call the fabric thing she was wearing a “dress” of any sort. Certainly not a gown. Kudos to the pastor for refusing to be part of that wedding in his church. The bride was obviously brainless, and what of her family? Shudder.
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It amazes me what passes for “church attire” these days. Lovely and AB used to have a pastor that would tell women to go home and return at a later mass, so they could dress appropriately.
Our pastor has gone so far as to put laminated notices in our pews regarding dress, among other things.
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wotta buncha prudes
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TT, it sounds like you may be talking about wearing too-casual clothes to church — shorts and t-shirts, maybe — but what I saw being worn at Sacred Heart could be described as dress-up. That is, if you were dressing for Saturday night clubbing.
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Woo-hoo, spouse said we got a brief shower a little while ago. Mariposa and I were napping. Radar does not offer much more coming by any time soon. Sniff.
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It’s fun listening to Hubby and Handsome yell at the Texans on TV.
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Adee, I shared your nap surprise. When I got up, I was going to nip over next door and pass along my Sunday coupon booklets to next door neighbor. Was stunned when I opened the front door and there was a strange colorless liquid dripping from the roof and trees. 🙂
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Auto trivia question via the RockAuto newsletter I receive:
What option was offered on 1956 Chrysler vehicles:
A. Highway Hi-Fi phonograph in the dash that played unique, 7 inch records
B. Instant Heat heater that burned gasoline to warm up the interior fast
C. Self winding clock mounted in the center of the steering wheel
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Bradlyoh wait Chelsea Manning’s plea to the judge -
Beer spew
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“At that time [1909] the chief engineer was almost always the chief test pilot as well. That had the fortunate result of eliminating poor engineering early in aviation.” —Igor Sikorsky
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Kind of reminds me of the OBeelzebubama regime, the Creatures in Congress and the OBeelzebubamaMedia.
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#87 – I remember hearing about A. Not sure about the others.
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#87, Just guessing here but I’m thinking the under the dash phonograph, I’ve never heard of Chrysler offering one but back in the late 60’s when I worked in the TV Shop someone brought an after market one in for repair.
Since the Chrysler had a water cooled engine it didn’t need a gasmoline heater, that was something that was marketed to Volkswagon owners in the frozen north, I had a Volkswagon for a short time in Alabama and I couldn’t imagine needing any sort of extra heater, after all anything left on the back floor board was subject to melt. Also self winding clocks were around in the late 40’s,… I think. -
Watching Columbo. It’s always a great pleasure to watch the master at work.
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My #93, If you’re an old timer like me and remember the analog clocks in cars, they were originally wound by a stem that doubled as a knob to set the time. Then they made them self-winding, that is it was a spring driven clock that was wound by a solenoid, that way it wouldn’t run the battery down even if the car wasn’t started for a long time. If you’re as old as I, you will remember hearing a little click every 30 minutes or so if you were in a car that was turned off… Oh and we’ll not mention what a fellow might be doing in a car with it turned off for a spell. 😀
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#92, 93
Answer: D. All of the above
http://www.rockauto.com/Newsletter/index.html
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#94
Watching Columbo. It’s always a great pleasure to watch the master at work.
Yup, me too, I watch him every Sunday night since I found out that it is on.
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#96 con’t
The phonograph option didn’t exactly work out, it was offered in 1956 only;The next time customers had a real music option choice in a Chrysler Corporation car wasn’t until 1968.
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GJT, that is too cool and the third picture shows the dash of the Chrysler and it looks just like the dash in our 1957 Plymouth! Oh and it had a “Push-Button” automatic transmission. 😀
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Hunnerd!
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My #99 I just noticed that the picture of the dash is from a Plymouth!! LQQK closely.
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Colombo now knows who done it, and why. The rest of the show will be watching Colombo slowly give the killer enough rope to hang himself.
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Tedtam, It’s the jacket! Replaced before it was damaged by the gun shot.
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what a fellow might be doing in a car with it turned off for a spell
Taking a nap in the back seat, one assumes.
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And the best Columbo villain is…
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#105 Yup that was a good one, was on a couple of weeks ago.
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Hubby and I were just talking – if these killers would just refuse to help Colombo with the investigation, they’d probably get away with the crime. But they just can’t help trying to find ways of proving their innocence and getting caught in their own web of lies.
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Hard for me to think of David Cassidy’s pappy as a villian.
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Ten to one Colombo’s already scoped out the fabricated gunshot.
Where is the building where the sniper was supposed to be, anyway? I saw no tall building from which the bullet could come – and would the caliber of a pistol match that of a rifle? I do not know of such things. -
Oh, he’s trying to say the “perpetrator” was on the balcony?
And now he’s insisting on a search for a gun in his room, to prove his own innocence.
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Oh you wanna go bubblegum?
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Whaddya mean bubblegum?
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112 Hamous says:
August 25, 2013 at 9:15 pm (Edit)Oh you wanna go bubblegum?
Holy Crap hammie. I am humbled before you. LOL I have never seen or heard of that band before. Whaddya do pull out all the old Teen magazines form under the bed to find that band or what? 🙂
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Dennis Miller:
With Peyton, Eli and Cooper being such good kids, Archie and Olivia must definitely view Bradley as the black sheep, err, ewe.
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