Phil

World's okayest fireman.

[Phil @PhilSelberg]

@DolioJ That tracks

[Phil @PhilSelberg]

@TomShelby1947 @jerrycurld Whiter than you are

[Phil @PhilSelberg]

@RobProvince I read it in his voice lol. Banger of a reply.

[Phil @PhilSelberg]

@TomShelby1947 @jerrycurld

[terry schappert @terryschappert]

Molly is home at the beach now.
I've noticed some potential health issues, but I'm gonna get her fixed up ASAP.
Definitely her first time on sand, and I think Aunt Bea is probably thinking, "Who TF is this big dog showing up to my house?"
Again - @WVmotoguy really did the heavy lifting to get her here. Thank you, Brother.
I hope this has put a smile on your faces.
God is good.

[Phil @PhilSelberg]

@jerrycurld Congratulations!

[Phil @PhilSelberg]

@OfAthenry

[Phil @PhilSelberg]

@FreddyLA7

[Stocking Mill Coffee @smcroasters]

Good Morning and please share.

America 250 Story Time.

One of the best stories you probably never heard of the American Revolution.

The Stocking Gunpowder Mill (also known as the Stocking Mill) was a vital American Revolutionary War ammunition factory located in Cotton Hollow in South Glastonbury, Connecticut. Run by George Stocking Sr. and his family, it supplied gunpowder for George Washington's Continental Army. Specifically high quality powder needed for cannons.

The mill exploded on August 23, 1777, instantly killing George Sr., three of his sons, and two other workers. At the time, the owner’s wife, Eunice Cobb Stocking, was on horseback returning from a supply delivery for the army. Upon hearing the blast, she returned home to find her husband and sons dead.

Refusing to give up, Eunice Stocking enlisted financial assistance, rebuilt the factory, and continued supplying crucial gunpowder to the Continental Army for the duration of the Revolutionary War.

She didn’t start a group MAGP (Mothers Against Gun Powder)

She showed resilience, determination, grit…through devastating loss.

A heavy price was paid by many for our freedoms.

We are not just proud to name our company after this story but grateful for all the sacrifices endured by those who helped secure our freedoms.

-Eddie

[TONY @TonyMichaelX]

This is their reaction when your children are raped.

[Phil @PhilSelberg]

@ChacoNapoleon 😂

[Phil @PhilSelberg]

@smcroasters Mine gets here Monday and I can't explain how pumped I am to rock this

[Tweetoleon @Tweetoleon]

Kudos to Great Britain for keeping minors safe in cyberspace while they're being raped in the real world.

[Phil @PhilSelberg]

@Donna_Rachel_ You think rape is funny?

[Phil @PhilSelberg]

@OfAthenry

[Phil @PhilSelberg]

@RobProvince Damn it

[Phil @PhilSelberg]

@ChacoNapoleon One of the main reasons I stopped shopping there. Some of the stuff they lock up makes no sense at all.

[Phil @PhilSelberg]

@cigarsandlegs @SpaceCop25 @terryschappert

[Phil @PhilSelberg]

@FreddyLA7 Freddy and crew completing all the side quests.

[Mike Romo @TheMikeRomo]

NM policies are NOT helping working families.

>>Raising auto registration by 25%
>>Billions in oil and gas reserves, unused
>>City of Albuquerque proposing to raise gross receipts taxes
>>Overrun with homeless and drug addicts

Yeah...not helping working families...