>>830365 (last bread)

>>830537

>>830578

>>831048

Interesting, thanks. Thought it was Dallas.

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Entire album appears to be coded with clues. Where's the other Hand?

And gorgeous music to boot.

>>831196

>>829581 (last bread)

>>829591 Beverly Eckert

>>830244 Colgan Air "crash"

>>830290 2.12.09

>>830337 9.11.01

>>830355

>>830414

>>830819

>>830317

>>830302

>>830336 Partial list of deceased.

>>830741 her husband (a friend of Trump's).

>>830751

>>830879

>>830908 44 HUSSEIN

>>825929 22 HRC 21 Q

>>830281 HRC +++ + +++++

>>830089 #NeverForget

>>831496

>>831474

>>831472 Agree.

>>831459 "

>>831475 "

>>831431

>The Boomers were not enlightened.

Perhaps because the Boomers were the 1st set of Guinea Pigs in the Experiment.

Not that that is at all close to a valid excuse as long as they refuse to escape their cage.

Or even acknowledge that it exists.

>>831048

"The once-green grass in front of the Mormon Temple on Santa Monica Boulevard in West L.A. has become parched since the church stopped watering it about a month ago because of the drought. (Francine Orr / Los Angeles Times)

Church gardeners stopped watering the palatial temple's expansive lawn last month to save water after Gov. Jerry Brown ordered cities and towns across California to cut water use by 25%, said Eric McGougan, the temple's engineer who is responsible for the grounds. The temple hopes to cut its own water use by that amount, he said.

In recent weeks, the vast temple lawn – a landmark on Santa Monica Boulevard, has turned patchy and brown."

>http:// www.latimes.com/local/lanow/ la-me-ln-mormon-temple-lawn-drought-20150511-story.html

Have fun with that secession, Kali Boys & Girls.