I know you care.Your doing it again....responding to what I post like I care what you think....and I don't
You're a care bear.
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I know you care.Your doing it again....responding to what I post like I care what you think....and I don't
In my house I just don't make that much so there are no leftovers and thus no problem or concern, but the benefit of having more fresh meals throughout the week. And very few foods are just as good or better after having some time to chill out and relax.
I heard of an excommunicated Care Bear when I was a kid, Blotter Bear, and that must be him. He was kicked out, I was told, because his belly beam power thingy makes you have an acid trip where @Wu Wei becomes Boogey Woogie Wu and haunts the mind of the victim for all eternity because there is no escape or end to the trip.
He got the accent all wrong.This could be inaccurate, but when I see @Revoltingest talking to @ChristineM , this is how I see him reacting in the real world:
The process servers showed up to 10 Church of Scientology properties in Clearwater and California with legal documents in hand.
They tried 27 times over four months to serve Scientology leader David Miscavige with a federal trafficking lawsuit that names him as a defendant, according to records in the case.
Security guards, the court filings state, refused to accept documents from the process servers, declined to answer questions and said they did not know where Miscavige lived or worked despite him being the ecclesiastical leader of the organization.
The case revolves around allegations from three former Scientologists who say they were trafficked into the church as children and forced to work through adulthood for little or no pay. Valeska Paris and husband and wife Gawain and Laura Baxter, who filed the complaint in April, left the church’s military-style workforce called the Sea Org in 2009 and 2012, respectively.
A hearing is scheduled for Jan. 20 in Tampa federal court on the plaintiffs’ motion for a judge to declare Miscavige served and in default due to the “intentional concealment of his location and evasion of service.”
“Miscavige cannot be permitted to continue his gamesmanship,” Neil Glazer, an attorney for the plaintiffs, wrote in his Dec. 13 motion requesting the hearing.
The inability to serve Miscavige highlights the complex structure of the Scientology organization.
Like all members of the Sea Org, Miscavige, 62, has lived and worked exclusively in Scientology-owned buildings since he was 16, according to a declaration filed by Mike Rinder, a former church executive who reported to Miscavige until Rinder defected in 2007.
We had a break from it today, though I saw more off in the distance. We really need it, but I don't know where we'll put it all.The weather page radar says no rain. Looking at the ground I see plenty of rain falling. I guess reality is wrong.