Mid-Atlantic American born and raised, now living in Southwest OK. Army vet, aspiring novelist, blogger, amateur radio enthusiast, and a bunch of other stuff.
If someone wants to talk seriously about the issues of the day (political and otherwise), find common ground, and desires to explore real solutions where they are needed, feel free to follow this account.
Be advised, that in doing so, one gains the following side quests: irreverent humor (some would say warped), nostalgia bits, pop culture observations, motivational considerations, and the occasional fictional excerpts from upcoming personal projects.
I am politically incorrect, fiercely patriotic, bawdy to my own detriment, and with a low tolerance of incivility.
If the primary objective is to troll and contribute nothing of significance, there are other places on this platform in which to visit.
For everyone else: Salutations from Southwest Oklahoma! ๐ซก๐๐๐พ
@RnDH1995@HitbyTruth@SenatorLankford@LeaderJohnThune The time to get involved is NOW.
We have nearly two years to vet a good candidate. If you personally know someone who has your trust, get that person in the pipeline!
1/4) November 12, 1971. #Yes released "Fragile," their fourth studio album; its North American release was delayed by two months to capitalize on the still-growing popularity of "The #Yes Album."
@GuntherEagleman Agreed. I refuse to believe that a singular honey pot could solely wipe out the value of an otherwise highly desired chip manufacturer.
@Bestofstartrek To be honest, NO.
Lifelong Star Trek fan here (born the year before the production of "The Cage"). The franchise needs a rest. Maybe for the rest of the decade.
Somebody should find Andy Weir and some good writers to come in and take over after that, but not before.