My Maker's Journey
Ted HusseyI have been a maker all my life, I used to think of myself as a Sheet Metal Worker, A Mechanic, a Woodworker, or a Jack-of-all trades. But have since come to realize that what I am is a Maker.
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NO FUCKING KINGS!
This is our second NO KINGS protest at the Lacy Township Municipal Building in Lacy Township, New Jersey. MY wife and I are protesting this evil orange pedophile. We have been standing up for Democracy for the last 70 years and will continu...
Tired of the looong wait times at the airport
If you are tired of the looong wait times at the airport, you can blame the Orange Pedophile directly. Here's good ole Senator "Mush Mouth" Teddy Kennedy to tell you all about it.
What's the Damn Plan, Man?
The blinders are slowly coming off of MAGA’s eyes, they are beginning to see that not only does the emperor of the world have no clothes, he has a moron running the Dept. of “WAR”, no allies anymore (that count), he has no plan, never did, ...
A modern story from the Apocryphal book of Enoch.
And now to you, the holy ones of heaven, the souls of men make their suit,
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I'm an old (young at heart) retired Union Sheet metal worker with the greatest woman in the world to call my wife. I work with wood and metal now in my small shop at home to try to stay out of trouble.... mostly!
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