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Yeah, Gene Hackman & his wife's death death got me thinking too. I doubt i'd suffer the same fate, but just to be safe, i've decided to lay off the rodent urine for a while. At least till hunting season in November.
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There is a pay Service "Death Lock", like Life Lock only different. If you don't call in everyday at a pre-arranged time, they roll a cruiser. That's not a bad thing. many on here should consider using this service.
A true friend is someone who reaches for your
hand but touches your heart !!!
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Several of you boys need to be on the lookout for a beautiful, single, deaf and dumb nymphomaniac, who owns a chain of liquor stores. Good times for sure!  L.W. A poet would have put it like this: I've met the perfect woman, I could not ask for more. She's deaf and dumb amd oversexed And owns a liquor store.
Don't be the darkness.
America will perish while those who should be standing guard are satisfying their lusts.
I love the smell of burning dimocrat money in the morning just after an election.
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I live alone with my dog Lola in the middle of nowhere, with neighbors few and far between.
I’ve got severe antisocial tendencies: I can’t stand people’s smells (especially that vanilla stench Black people carry), and I despise touching anything others might’ve handled, like door knobs.
I’ve got no patience for rudeness or fools acting out. I can't help but comment or try to correct idiots.
I’m sort of like Clint Eastwood in Gran Torino, just less charming. No filter, no fear.
When I do venture out, I’m packing a .40, a pocket .380, and usually something stashed behind the seat.
I can go weeks; four, five, six without speaking to anyone, maybe just a grunt at the grocery store.
My parents are gone, my three brothers only call for money (and an earful), and my sister, 20 years younger, is out on the East Coast and we might text once or twice a year.
My two grown daughters, from a divorce when they were little, live five states away; we were never close, so I just get holiday check-ins.
If I kick-the-bucket at home or in the woods out back, it’ll be a stinky surprise for whoever finds me.
Just don’t forget to dig up the mason jars under the tractor—my sister’ll get a letter with the details when I’m gone.
Anyone else figure they’ll go out solo? I’ll prolly be similar. Hopefully my folks are gone by then. Power meters are digital / cell based. So no loghtman to check before disconnect. No dog to eat me.. Maybe jehobah witness reports a spell….
Dave
�The man who complains about the way the ball bounces is likely to be the one who dropped it.� Lou Holtz
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Usually around a lot of family, friends and co workers, but occasionally am in the middle of nowhere and don't see people for days at a time.
Won't be my problem if I'm a decomp on discovery. Better that way anyway, ashes to ashes, dust to dust.
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MPat70, we’ll all die “alone” but most with some folks around us. Or at least nearby. I feel badly for you and your family situation.
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There is a pay Service "Death Lock", like Life Lock only different. If you don't call in everyday at a pre-arranged time, they roll a cruiser. That's pretty smart.
"He that hateth me hateth my Father also." - Jesus
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There was a guy like that in Bailey, Colorado back in the eighties. He would walk and hitch hike the fifteen miles or so into Aspen Park, where he would get ice cream at the Coney Island and a little sack of groceries. Then he would disappear again for a couple weeks. He was known to everyone and didn't cause trouble, did not speak much, and so on. Eventually he was found frozen stiff in his little shack with a stash of cash, several hundred thousand if I remember correctly.
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I live alone with my dog Lola in the middle of nowhere, with neighbors few and far between.
I’ve got severe antisocial tendencies: I can’t stand people’s smells (especially that vanilla stench Black people carry), and I despise touching anything others might’ve handled, like door knobs.
I’ve got no patience for rudeness or fools acting out. I can't help but comment or try to correct idiots.
I’m sort of like Clint Eastwood in Gran Torino, just less charming. No filter, no fear.
When I do venture out, I’m packing a .40, a pocket .380, and usually something stashed behind the seat.
I can go weeks; four, five, six without speaking to anyone, maybe just a grunt at the grocery store.
My parents are gone, my three brothers only call for money (and an earful), and my sister, 20 years younger, is out on the East Coast and we might text once or twice a year.
My two grown daughters, from a divorce when they were little, live five states away; we were never close, so I just get holiday check-ins.
If I kick-the-bucket at home or in the woods out back, it’ll be a stinky surprise for whoever finds me.
Just don’t forget to dig up the mason jars under the tractor—my sister’ll get a letter with the details when I’m gone.
Anyone else figure they’ll go out solo? Just depends on where and when I hit the floor. While I live alone I would be missed in a matter of a few days maybe three at most. I still work but don't report to an office but when my office started getting reports that I wasn't calling people back the same day they leave a message they would know somethings up. My guess is there's a good chance I will die alone but probably be ok with the thought of it. If I had a wife and children I might look at it differently.
Life can be rough on us dreamers.
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If I were you, I would arrange with one of your relatives to get a text from you daily, weekly or what ever. It doesn't need to be anything wordy, just something to let them know that you are still upright. The police will do a n/c welfare check if someone asks about a relative in your situation.
I was talking to my wife and son about some of the terrible jobs that we have all had. I talked about cleaning down inside the blood tank at the packing house, my wife talked about being a CNA at the hospital cleaning up dead people for viewing. My son trumped us all with sanding a dead guy out of the floor refurbishing a rental property. That living alone thing can kind of sucks at times.
My other auto is a .45
The bitterness of poor quality is remembered long after the sweetness of low price has faded from memory
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Niqqers don’t smell like vanilla to me 🤣 Ain't that the TRUTH. MP better hope his nose never.....well, nevermind.
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Ecc 10:2
The heart of the wise inclines to the right, but that of a fool to the left.
A Nation which leaves God behind is soon left behind.
"The Lord never asked anyone to be a tax collector, lowyer, or Redskins fan".
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If I were you, I would arrange with one of your relatives to get a text from you daily, weekly or what ever. It doesn't need to be anything wordy, just something to let them know that you are still upright. The police will do a n/c welfare check if someone asks about a relative in your situation. That's what I would do. I call my moms 90 yo husband every day. 2-3 minute chat. Helps that I really love and like the guy.
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If I were you, I would arrange with one of your relatives to get a text from you daily, weekly or what ever. It doesn't need to be anything wordy, just something to let them know that you are still upright. The police will do a n/c welfare check if someone asks about a relative in your situation.
I was talking to my wife and son about some of the terrible jobs that we have all had. I talked about cleaning down inside the blood tank at the packing house, my wife talked about being a CNA at the hospital cleaning up dead people for viewing. My son trumped us all with sanding a dead guy out of the floor refurbishing a rental property. That living alone thing can kind of sucks at times. sounds like a good business idea , a company that checks on email from you everyday and calls 911 otherwise. and it can be easily automated.
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I'm still kind of wondering why they didn't have at least a part time maid, cook or a lawn man. 🤔
Ecc 10:2
The heart of the wise inclines to the right, but that of a fool to the left.
A Nation which leaves God behind is soon left behind.
"The Lord never asked anyone to be a tax collector, lowyer, or Redskins fan".
I Dindo Nuffin
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Several of you boys need to be on the lookout for a beautiful, single, deaf and dumb nymphomaniac, who owns a chain of liquor stores. Good times for sure! L.W. A poet would have put it like this: I've met the perfect woman, I could not ask for more. She's deaf and dumb amd oversexed And owns a liquor store. .......That same quote was used by Dean Martin on the Johnny Carson show back in 1969....Its on YouTube.....Maybe it originally came from Dean? Dean was hilarious 😂😂😂
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Hmm. I wonder how the dog will eat if you die.
Better make a plan for that.
Broncos may not be the worst team in the nation this year.
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MPat70: I share a lot of your sentiments. But I can recall on at least 1,000 (one thousand!) occasions when I would have pleaded for the "black people" I took into custody they would have smelled like "vanilla", instead of what they did smell like!
Now I am NOT saying that all black people smell bad, I am saying that black whores, black pickpockets, black pimps, black drug addicts and the like DO smell bad.
Having also dealt with thousands of more normal "black victims" they smell about the same as everyone else.
My, special people dislike, these days (besides demonrats!) are todays crop of spoiled brat, entitled, arrogant, drifty, tattooed, disrespectful, nostril punctured nose ring wearing, neck bent, face in their cell phone constantly, teenagers!
I hope you can find a companion at this stage in your life.
Professionally I handled way to many "stinkers" (people that died alone and started the horrific smelling process of decomposition!) and I always thought it sad that they were alone and not checked on often.
Such is life.
Wishing you well.
Hold into the wind
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I'm still kind of wondering why they didn't have at least a part time maid, cook or a lawn man. 🤔 He didn't have the mental facilities left to care either way. She might have liked doing for him herself. Having never seen the place, quite possibly it was landscaped to never need caring for on a regular basis. I'm sure they weren't hurting for money but some people just don't need to be cared for.
“In a time of deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act.”
― George Orwell
It's not over when you lose. It's over when you quit.
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This thread sure hit home for me. When I was young I always thought I would get married and have kids but never happened. I’m looking for property and will build a shop and a loft to live in. It’s all I need. Hopefully I can find a good woman to live with me. I’m not close to any relatives . Went 25 years from hearing from my brother but now I get a text once a year which is good. I guess Ive been a hermit my whole life. I was hoping for a career in music to finish the remaining years of my life but that’s not happening. At age 65 I still work more than part time. It’s a social life also. I need to bring change to my life. As to Gene Hackmans story, they could have had a guest house with someone helping take care of them. We make our choices!!
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