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Location:Madison, WI
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Registered on:9/13/2004
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Absolutely agree

Iran is very diverse. From desert to lush.
In my younger days without the family I would have torn through there.
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Some I found in Central arkansas... though much older


Growing up in Louisiana and hunting southern Mississippi I feel archaic blades/points and other lithics are most common. Actual arrowheads are pretty rare compared to spear/atlatl projectiles
I’m an avid point collector

I’d have a seizure if I found something that gorgeous
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Was there any bigger torture as a young boy then when mom said...were going home next but we have to go shopping first. It felt eternal.... legitimately like 8 hours passed as you were thinking about what your friends might be playing back in the neighborhood as you had to walk from clothes rack to clothes rack


Even worse was going to the fabric store with mom back then

I would go round and round in circles around the bolts of fabric while mom perused (I was going insane in there)

Back then moms would still make kids clothes.

re: A visit to Sears with Mom in 1977

Posted by dexy82 on 2/27/26 at 10:21 pm to
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Sears always had a distinct smell. I can’t even put my hand on what it was but every sears had it.


They used to have that huge set up where they sold candy/mixed nuts etc. at least they did at the Sears on the westbank gretna. It was right in the center of the store If I remember correctly

re: RIP Neil Sedaka

Posted by dexy82 on 2/27/26 at 8:36 pm to
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Love Will Keep Us Together'


Hah, never realized that was a cover by captain and tenille
It’s crazy that sometimes a person can live their whole life, in what you consider a blink in yours

re: Robert Carradine dead at 71

Posted by dexy82 on 2/24/26 at 6:53 am to
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It’s complicated but she had to have known it wasn’t Stan.




I mean, Betty was a goat according to Stan, so maybe she didn’t care.
I haven’t read through all the replies, but I think back in the 80’s, when I was getting my license it meant freedom/independence.

With (beating a dead horse) the onset of social media the want to break away is only an app/scroll away.

Freedom/independence hasn’t changed
But it’s guises have.
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I couldn’t name a single Metallica song.


Not only are you living an old white man bubble, but you’re living in a musical genre bubble.

I’m a conservative white 50+ male.
Bad Bunny is absolutely not my style, but why do you assume everyone likes Metallica in the first place?

re: Do you guys find this attractive?

Posted by dexy82 on 2/7/26 at 7:41 pm to
Clean off the ink and metal and she’s absolutely average.

I like my steak like I like my….
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I think that changes the equation.


Right.


My mom does not give a rip about her mother’s chastity.

I think when you’re 81 and you’re mortality is ever present.

You would just like to know

“Hey…do I have different father than my siblings?”

I think people are over thinking the question
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heartbreak


Her dad left when she was in kindergarten in the late 40’s.

She’s a strong amazing lady.

She grew up in the 50-60’s in Algiers, LA
Above a grocery store with her mom and grandmother

She’s a god fearing person.

She just is curious.

Have any of y’all ever been curious?
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You could always just say “the results came in and your mother was faithful.” Seems easier and with less potential for drama that could hurt an 81 year old woman


My mom is not concerned about that.

She’s 81, she is a women, and she loves a bit of drama.

Drama/women…yes?
I agree for the most part, but I think it’s nagged at her all her life
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Jeez dude they're dead and she's 81 why go to all that trouble at this point



She’s 81

She grew up on the westbank of NO.
There are tons of boomers that had different fathers than they realized.

Guys left for the war and the soldiers and women lived in uncertainty.

All that to say, my mom just wants to know

DNA testing for my moms siblings

Posted by dexy82 on 2/2/26 at 1:28 pm
Long story short

My mom is 81
Her two siblings are deceased, but she suspects they are her half-siblings.

I do have contact with my first cousins via my moms siblings (daughters).

What’s the most efficient way to sort this out through genetic testing?
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The hard sprees


I was fond of sprees, but Segued into bottle caps as time passed
I’ve listened to her before
Like her jibe

But man she really bucks the trend of what I thought of as a women with common sense

That mug screams skyscreamer
Man hater etc…
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A good honest mechanic is worth his weight in gold


Agree, but good ones are always overwhelmed/backed up