Larry Thompson

Husband, father, Texan, music lover, pool boy, waterskier, retired IT Architecture leader.

[Larry Thompson @LATSKIER1]

@GrrrGraphics @atensnut Plus our humidity in North Texas provides a THI of 115+ at times.

[Larry Thompson @LATSKIER1]

@EricSpracklen Costco rudely confronted us and asked us to leave for declining to wear a mask back in 2021. Chased us down the aisle screaming. Never going back.

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@Ilegvm Congrats! Kim and I married at age 19 in 1978. Tolerance and patience are key, along with shared interests, friendship and love.

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@RepKeithSelf https://t.co/LyvoDLcm8Q

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@WallStreetApes Leland may be from Farmersville, but that’s the Wylie ISD school board. https://t.co/2RMY9V8Gzm

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@WallStreetApes Leland may be from Farmersville, but that’s the Wylie ISD school board. https://t.co/2RMY9V8Gzm

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@Starlink Would sign up as a backup ISP if it wasn’t for the “demand surcharge”.

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@SabinehazanMD @PierreKory FMT saved my life after antibiotics ruined my gut biome (CDiff) in 2017. Thank you Dr Borody! May you rest in peace.

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@OlmosZach Very nice! Appeared on my Spotify release radar.

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@robertdoleary @MdBreathe @LAGovJeffLandry @la_surgeon @GovRonDeSantis @FLSurgeonGen We’ve made some progress, but still have a long ways to go. 🇨🇱

[Tom MacDonald @IAMTOMMACDONALD]

NEW VIDEO…Rest In Peace Charlie 🙏🏻❤️

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@buymedpill Trustworthy supplier. Fast delivery (2 weeks International) and great products! 2 successful orders so far. Thanks

[Larry Thompson @LATSKIER1]

In 2016 I was not a fan of Trump. Personality, Apprentice, MMA, etc. Didn’t really know him. Voted for Rubio in 2016 primaries because he seemed less offensive than some choices. Later regretted that vote, but now we love Donald and Rubio has been nothing short of impressive as senator and now Sec of State.

[Larry Thompson @LATSKIER1]

@Motherandmyth I’ve read all of the Louis L’amour books, along with many of the other famous old authors of great westerns. The current western writers are also great reads, many of which are available on Kindle Unlimited.

[Secretary Kennedy @SecKennedy]

Medical decisions should be made based on one thing: the wellbeing of the person—never on a financial bonus or a government mandate. Doctors deserve the freedom to use their training, follow the science, and speak the truth without fear of punishment.

[Wide Awake Media @wideawake_media]

Still the best (and most hilarious) two minute summary of the Covid era. 🤣

[Larry Thompson @LATSKIER1]

@catturd2 Fortunate to be married to a very smart RN, who saw right thru the deception and advised me not to vax.

[Larry Thompson @LATSKIER1]

@akafaceUS Have trouble finding shows to watch these days. Fubar and Leanne are silly, but funny at times.

[Blessed By His Blood @blessedBHB]

It’s not a %, It’s Humans
Wow. How exactly would "directed donor blood orders jeopardize 99.9% of the blood provided to the hospitals today when it's been a common practice for decades?
Fact: During the 1980's and 1990's, it was a standard pre-surgery practice to ask the patient if they wanted to use directed donor blood. The blood industry is a lucrative multibillion dollar industry, and the United States supplies more than 70% of the world's blood products. They also profitably sell blood to the pharmaceutical industry (there are many products made with human blood components) and to research organizations. The reality is that when a directed donor bag of blood is bar coded for a specific patient, it belongs to that patient. It cannot be cherry picked and sold for a higher dollar amount elsewhere because of something unique, rare, or special found in that bag of blood. An estimated 10-15% of the multibillion-dollar biologics leg of the pharmaceutical industry is reliant upon human blood cells for production. For what it's worth, altruistically donated blood which is sold to the pharmaceutical industry for the production of biologics will (on average) cost the consumer patient anywhere from about $30K a year up to $1Million. (That's a pretty great business model!) We would like to ask, are the objections to SB125 reflective of patient care or profit care?
Thank you @SenatorBobHall for fighting for the rights of all Texans!

[Larry Thompson @LATSKIER1]

@TheMovementVibe @TheGreen808 Every song a gem!

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@akafaceUS You bet! 40 years of company matches and market gains turned out nicely. Wish Roth 401K had been an option back then.