Partners are for lovemaking and two man saws

Universally funny. 

Not what I would order on my Pizza. 

"Mark Twain"

"Mark Twain" (meaning "Mark number two") was a Mississippi River term: the second mark on the line that measured depth signified two fathoms, or twelve feet—safe depth for the steamboat. In 1857, at the age of twenty-one, he became a "cub" steamboat pilot.

Has a nice ring to it.....

A Seraphim

Seraphim are the highest class of angels and caretakers to God's throne. You are so bright and vibrant that others sometimes have a hard time looking at you. You are unique, successful, and highly respected.

Santa lives in the hearts of good souls'

It is in your hands now.

A new hope👽🦄

Cancer horoscope for Dec 22 2016 (The DailyHoroscope) 

 If you become overly possessive of another person, that person will most likely begin to pull away from you because of the claustrophobic feeling it creates. Most people are repelled by neediness. The universe isn't much different, Cancer. When you want something very much - especially if you want it with an edge of desperation - it may always remain just out of reach. You may have a dream now that continues to elude you. Try to let go of it a bit. Pull away. Stop wanting it so dramatically. Let it come to you. 

 

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Henry McClure quote

Not my best - it gets the ladies........

Henry McClure

The map that leads to you......

Map before time.......


Maroon 5 says it pretty good ......

I'm so in love with Morgan's sound - click it

Bianca this was on my mind today ........ come by s307 for Salmon dinner - call papa bear to confirm

Inexplicably, the Piri Reis map depicts Antarctica without Ice, yet the Antarctica has been frozen for at least 6000 years. How is it possible that Piri Reis drew Antarctica without Ice? Where did he obtain this level of details? No one has been able to answer the mysteries surrounding this enigmatic ancient map.

Keep your mind open to all the different variations of history. 

Henry McClure