Island Of Misfits
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Good morning Fellas
some good reading catching up and I have mad respect for ya all who have been in a monogamous relationship with one human in what is called a marriage
i do not know how my great and great great grandparents did it with each having at least 5 wives , one even had 9 wives from what I was able to research
and they all did wonderful things as they were all involved with helping Brigham Young settle Utah in the 1800’s
one of my gg grampas was married to one of the daughters of the President of the church , Lorenzo Snow
anyway , someone in the church said they got a revelation from the Almighty that the doctrine of plural marriages was not good anymore and everyone had to transition to the one wife doctrine
my grampas disagreed and split off from the LDS folks and started their own revisited church where plural marriages were ok
some of those believers still practice the plurality doctrine to this day …..and they have a lot of good they brought from Sutters Mill back to Utah
Early in March 1848, W. Sidney, S. Willis, and Wilford Hudson, members of the Mormon Battalion, set out from Sutter's Fort to hunt deer. Stopping on the south fork of the American River, they found gold. They told their story on returning to the fort, and soon about 150 Mormons and other miners flocked to the site, which was named Mormon Island. This was the first major gold strike in California after James W. Marshall's discovery at Coloma. The first ball in Sacramento County was held there on December 25, 1849.
I am gonna look up some of those relatives and see if I have any inheritance coming
3 of my grampas on the High Council of Brigham City
some good reading catching up and I have mad respect for ya all who have been in a monogamous relationship with one human in what is called a marriage
i do not know how my great and great great grandparents did it with each having at least 5 wives , one even had 9 wives from what I was able to research
and they all did wonderful things as they were all involved with helping Brigham Young settle Utah in the 1800’s
one of my gg grampas was married to one of the daughters of the President of the church , Lorenzo Snow
anyway , someone in the church said they got a revelation from the Almighty that the doctrine of plural marriages was not good anymore and everyone had to transition to the one wife doctrine
my grampas disagreed and split off from the LDS folks and started their own revisited church where plural marriages were ok
some of those believers still practice the plurality doctrine to this day …..and they have a lot of good they brought from Sutters Mill back to Utah
Early in March 1848, W. Sidney, S. Willis, and Wilford Hudson, members of the Mormon Battalion, set out from Sutter's Fort to hunt deer. Stopping on the south fork of the American River, they found gold. They told their story on returning to the fort, and soon about 150 Mormons and other miners flocked to the site, which was named Mormon Island. This was the first major gold strike in California after James W. Marshall's discovery at Coloma. The first ball in Sacramento County was held there on December 25, 1849.
I am gonna look up some of those relatives and see if I have any inheritance coming
3 of my grampas on the High Council of Brigham City
No thanks. One Wife is plenty,, especially at the same time. Must be an Arkansas thing. I hear banjos.
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polygamy is practiced in a lot of places all over the world
King Solomon had what , 300 wives and 900 concubines
in some societies they make it work
Good for them. I'll pass. To many fking personalities for my liking.
Besides,,,I don't like crowds.
Besides,,,I don't like crowds.
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Good for them. I'll pass. To many fking personalities for my liking.
Besides,,,I don't like crowds.
oh it ain’t for everybody , I agree
some humans prefer celibacy and never ever get married too
I prefer one good woman and Peace and quiet.
Can't imagine having to listen to a bunch of women all the goddamn time. Not to mention a bunch of rug rats running around that ya have to feed.
Can't imagine having to listen to a bunch of women all the goddamn time. Not to mention a bunch of rug rats running around that ya have to feed.
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moving right along this fine morning
Aww I guess you’d get to smash ot with a bat or use it for target practice ….lolAhhh... but think of the deliciously-flavored schadenfreude of him knowing that you know that he blew his own money and time with the demand letter solely because he was short-sightedly dense while on a misguided inner power trip. Which tripped him quite blatantly.
The best would be if the guy who does have the tree shoots down the drone. O raffs!
Meanwhile, you are now a 100% observer, who might loudly call out many helpful instructions to the drone guy. Be sure to tell him to keep the drone offa your property.
O Gawd... Whut if the drone falls on your property?
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Yep.
Man I have not seen that since I was a young girl. Do they still make it?
My sister GG…lol never been married I dont think she even ever went out on a date.
She turned 59 in July. Her companion is a big ass German Shepard. Biggest one I’ve ever seen. Her name is Sarah
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Sara may still yet find a good human companion!
some male carbon units live by this song
Good morning folks. Looks like it’s gonna be a nice day here. 54F now with a high of 65. Put my long britches on today as fall is in the air and I still have too much southern blood in me for cold. leaf blowers will soon be abundant on our dog walk. One of those city sounds that I’m not use to yet. Hope everyone has a swell day With tolerable pain. 
