You learn that there is no after life, just oblivion. What will you do? (Thanks Randy.)

I have to have been a sliver of a billionth of a second to read your powers that be or else it was thought transference but in any case, I rue those who can't pick themselves up out of the slime and muck of the primordial mess! This post was edited by CosmicWunderkind at February 12, 2022 4:37 AM MST

That is some remarkable prose, man. I'm not kidding!

I was just as guilty of it. Yes just as. He who has done it, can't condemn it. Do you want to ask me? I'll tell you because I grew up not telling a lie ever. Ya right! I mean, I thought of hurting and hating and hoping. Only by themselves. Never together. I saw that guy get up and announce to the world his father was an effing ahole. He drops dead at 53 pronto. God took him!!


Victor Juno died suddenly at the age of 53 on November 19, 2011 in Port Susan, WA. Victor attended Oak Harbor High School and graduated from St. Mary's in Colorado Springs, CO. He served in the United States Army and was honorably discharged. He attended Bellingham Technical College graduating as machinist/welder. Victor loved the outdoors and worked the majority of his life in the fishing industry as a deckhand, boat repairman and in cannery operations around Puget Sound and Alaska. When he retired from fishing, he got his For-Hire license and became a Taxi driver. For the last several years he worked the taxi-stand at the Tulalip Casino and loved the variety of people he met and the brotherhood of drivers he worked with. Victor was a very kind soul with a generous heart and would help anyone in distress. He is survived by his parents George Juno of Oak Harbor, WA and Rachel Trujillo of Pueblo, CO. siblings Chris Juno, Frank Juno, Rose Zuberman, nephew Nicholas Juno and beloved cat, Weddo. A memorial service will be held Saturday, December 3rd at 11:30am in the Chinook Rooms at the Tulalip Casino in Marysville, WA. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to the Humane Society.




Shawn Kidwell, age 52 of Bellingham, passed away unexpectedly in Bellingham on Friday, December 9, 2016. He was born June 26, 1964 in Pullman, WA. Shawn had a passion for music and enjoyed singing and playing keyboard and flute. He loved dogs, fishing and boating, and was a talented career electronics technician. Shawn was always friendly, kind and gentle towards others and he will be dearly missed by his family. He is survived by his daughters, Monica and Maria Kidwell and their mother Michelle Kidwell, father Paul (Christine) Kidwell, mother Erlene (Wendell) Poole, four siblings; Stephanie (Scott) Johnson, Marca (Scott) Babcock, Mark (Marjan) Kidwell and Kimberly Ivie, and many loving relatives and friends. Memorials may be made to the Interfaith Coalition, 910 14th St., Bellingham, WA 98225. A gathering to celebrate Shawn's life will be held at the Squalicum Boathouse, 2600 N. Harbor Loop Dr. in Bellingham at 2 PM on Friday, March 17th. A reception will follow. Please wear something green. You may share memories with the family





URBAN, Joseph Paul "Jay" Born 01/01/63 beloved son of John P. and Shirley M. Urban (deceased), passed away on 10/26/18. He is survived by his siblings Jean, Jack, Jeff, and Shirley and six nieces and four nephews. He attended St. Paul Choir School, Cambridge, MA. and Malden Catholic High School, Malden, MA. He was educated and licensed as a Master Electrician. He was an avid poet, artist, reader and writer. Services to be announced. Arrangements by Moser Funeral Home, WARRENTON, VA, moserfuneralhome.com This post was edited by CosmicWunderkind at February 11, 2022 2:20 PM MST

 

  You beat me to it. 

What to do with repeat offenders like him?

Sue me...

From one of Randies questions.

Randies Randy's

Randeez.

 

  So let’s review: the question covers a topic in which you do not believe, therefore, the question never should have been posted at all, is that it? How about this, o arbiter of all that is appropriate and worthy, everyone should filter their proposed questions through you first in order for your all-knowing perspective to be applied in determining what gets published and what does not? 

That's the spirit. One of the best ideas you've ever expressed on here!