This oughta teach you to never to ride a unicorn. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/worl...-on-inflatable-unicorn/ar-BB18r3Rs?li=BBnbcA1
You know, kinda rude of those families of the dead people to deny those embalmers the only bit of joy they might derive from their otherwise depressing and disgusting jobs. How rude!!
I went to Guam once on a trip paid for by the U.S. government. It was a refueling stop on route home from a vacation in 1968 Vietnam. It was a pretty sight. Of course the prettiest sight was the coastline of Vietnam as we were leaving the country. There was this strange feeling of tremendous relief the farther away I got. I did have a brother-in-law who was stationed in Fiji while in the Peace Corps in the late 60s. I've heard all about it until I've heard all the many stories at least 12 times each. I always look forward to another one of our visits where my wife goes off to visit with her sister leaving me to enjoy yet another telling of one of my brother-in-law's wonderful stories about how important he was over there and the hardships he had to endure.
I dated a woman that was once in the Peace Corps and she too would never shut up about it. I mean, it's a great organization and all but for christ's sake, I don't need to hear the same stories over and over.
The media was reporting over and over that no one was wearing masks in Sturgis during the bike rally. Once again, fake news
why u always got to be the bummer man? edit/aside;for an event that they said had nearly a quarter of a million participants, those numbers seems like a really low infection rate