unfortunately, it's not quite the same as it used to be. warning labels, machine guards, fear of lawsuits...have all made the world way too safe, so while i feel like i made it here by not being a dumbass, i look around, and many of those that should have fallen to their own stupidity are still right there behind me, drooling and picking their noses.......
In the old days the weak fell by the wayside. Now they have a houseful of kids. Natural selection is fucked.
Not just stupidity. It's also the little things. Like allergies. Stuff that used to kill people before they had kids is treated now, and those genes are passed on.
IKR? And way back when, did you ever hear of a kid getting sick from a PB&J sammich and a glass of milk?
Not so much as today. Wonder which changed, us or the PB&J?
Good man. Buddha approves!
Some got lucky, others live a sadly sheltered life.
Sometimes it really is the simplest of things, isn't it?
Like that huh? I've got a million more bruh. Im a poet, and I'll be sure to let you know it!!!
Absolutely!!! Growing is so therapeutic for me!!!
Never seen a bird in a wheelchair. Unfortunately not only are the weak kept alive, but you can't even tell somone their shoes untied without being consider a hate criminal. We need to tougher up the population, you bunch of sissies.
My aunt was a little deformed when she was born in the 1930's. Doctor gave Granny a dose of Black Drought strong enough to kill her. He said she would go to sleep and not wake up. Granny didn't give it to her, and my aunt died a few years back at 79 years old. She did have a bad speech impediment and it was hard to understand her if you were not around her a lot. Also her gait wasn't smooth. But she did everything an able bodied person could do with the excepting of running or climbing. She was by far the best and most beloved member of my family.
The Rocky Mountain Raptor Center takes in many wild birds who are sick or injured. There are many more like it across the country.
...or just the wrong opinion.
