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Isn't it wonderful that we're not all the same!

Isn't it wonderful that we're not all the same!

When I was a kid, a party line meant something else. This looks like an upgrade.

I'm embarrassed to admit, it took me a moment.😳

Ah always thought that the covered dish was more of a Southern Methodist affectation. Ah suppose it doesn’t really matter … either way you get the best food at Southern funerals … 

When I was a kid, a party line meant something else. This looks like an upgrade.

I'm embarrassed to admit, it took me a moment.😳

Every bodybuilder should make a video short like david.dfrs. All that work deserves to be admired by millions.
 

I was checking out the Tripadvisor reviews for a historic schoolhouse converted into a small inn. This was actually in one of the reviews:
 The room was spacious and comfortable. There was popcorn, coffee, and snacks available on the floor. 
It seems the housekeeping might be questionable so if I decide to stay there I'll probably check out some of the local restaurants when I'm hungry.
Jeezopete  

When I was a kid, a party line meant something else. This looks like an upgrade.

I need to speak with #1 privately, please.

As to legal liability or recourse, truth is a complete defense. If you've stolen and I identify you as a thief, I have not defamed you, I have described you. If you are gay -even covertly so- and someone tells others -even though it's no business of the someone or the others- it's the truth, and I don't think the law allows a person to be arrested or prosecuted or sued for spreading a truth, even if the intent was to harm or embarrass; truth stands on its own.
On the upside for the involuntarily outed friend -and despite his hurt and/or embarrassment- the truth will set you free. He now no longer needs be afraid of that truth.