Friends | CHI ✈️ NTX | Luke 1. 46 The Lord is gracious FireEagle: Gettin straight to it i guess lol 3 days ago • Report • Link 0 View all 6 posts Amber Mari3: Ummm have fun with all that. 😂🤣 2 days ago • Report 0 FireEagle: @rob lol i cut off contact. this type female is unacceptable 1 day ago • Report 0 NachoDaddy: Lmao good call. That’s a red flag. 1 day ago • Report 0 FireEagle: “The British are closing in from the south, and Patton is closing in from the coast. You know we should’ve left two days ago” View all 25 posts urbeautifulsoul1: Not sure what to say but your almost a grown man! I affirm that i became a woman at 27 years old so i can say that! View all 6 posts sweetnaynay: Yeah its crazy how much it has sky rocketed the last year or so. I have this love/hate relationship with it. Yes it helps that my home/property has tripled its value over the last few years however that means my insurance and property taxes rise with it and that part suxxxxxxxxxx FireEagle: “Ford’s orders from the Texas governor were to follow any/all trails of Comanche warriors and their allies, inflict the most severe punishment (killing them and their families), and to allow no interference from ‘any source’ (i.e. the US government, which regulated the prosecutation of hostile Indian raids)” View all 7 posts xX Tinkerbell Xx: PEOPLE are crazy, it's not limited to just male or female. Everyone has trauma, everyone has unresolved issues to work through, everyone should be introspective enough to realize it takes two to tango. Accountability and common decency is at an all time low in this world. Please realize, when you are pointing the finger 👉 there are four fingers pointing back at you. FireEagle: “There was a soldier on the ground and he was still kicking. A Lakota rode up to me and said, ‘Boy, get off and scalp him.’ I got off and started to do it. He had short hair and my knife was not very sharp. He ground his teeth. Then I shot him in the forehead and got his scalp” —Lakota warrior Black Elk recounts the aftermath of the Battle of the Little Bighorn (25-26 June, 1876) |