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  1. Funny how things work in this woke liberal managed message board. A few weeks ago, I wore my heeled mary janes out on a date with a girl who works for a central bank--specifically the monetary policy division for her country. Her father is a prime minister. She absolutely loved my shoes and style. And I have time to manage my reputation here? Take me like I am or just ban me. As I see it, there's about 5 people left on this board who I truly admire and wish great gratitude towards. I need more than heeling to consider someone worthy of investing a friendship in. @Tech--even though I disagree with how you manage this site, it's been a decade + long labor. I don't like you one bit, never did really, but thanks for the upkeep and dedication. I can dislike you but be grateful for your efforts. Which I truly am. @Bubba136--my man. From Jenny's place to here. God Bless you sincerely. You've lived a full life with family, children, adventure and heeling. I still feel a sense of belongingness here mostly because of our shared history together here dating way back to the JTurbo, Firefox, and Xaphod era. Fond memories of sitting in my NYC living room texting with you among that group fulfilled a purpose for this site: to feel like I belonged somewhere. @Shyheels--also a fellow adventurer with similar citizenship goals ;). I think you came along in the second wave of post 2010 members, but our online comradery has been appreciated. Rock those boots! @mlroseplant just a down to earth guy sharing his heeling stories from the Midwest USA. Love the simplicity and bravery from the cornfields of Iowa (not literally cornfields I know). I also respect that you maintain a marriage, family, and church participation. Well done, really. @pebblesf I see. your posts and am thankful for your interactions That R2D2 guy AT whatever, I just don't give a damn.
  2. Oh, AT9, your moral compass and "memory" at your old age is as reliable as a $3 watch. "Horrified," you say? Aren't you the delicate flower of the Internet. Imagine getting all worked up over this? Maybe carry some smelling salts next time. And Russia? Brilliant. Nothing screams maturity like comparing forum penalties to gulags. Bravo. Maybe next, you can tell us why jaywalking should mean exile. Take your own advice: stop whining and embrace your embarasment. I'm surprised I even dignified you with a response.
  3. I'm so sorry about whatever this racist accusation is.   Did the accuser actually point out the offending comment/picture so it could be reviewed and explained/denied/taken down if necessary?   I'm hoping this is just a misunderstanding..

    You are a valuable member here, and we do not want to lose you.  

    All the best

    Don

  4. LMAO, I don't even remember using this word, but TECH still power flexing as if he's got nothing better to do than run off his last 20 users here, let alone one here for over 20 years. Claims I used the "N" word somewhere in here and gives me a permanent penalty point which will never expire. Has anyone in here ever seen me be racist?? https://imgur.com/a/R1JeLgb
  5. Buy here at 56K is a good longer term price, imho Buy more to average down the buy price from 64. Never deploy all capital in one position at one time
  6. What do you mean "refugee" trick? My point was Kyiv was my "rocky shoal" that literally left me "high and dry". Yet, I recovered just fine. Never used my experience to extract compassion or refugee status from anyone anywhere.
  7. I lived in Kyiv when it was invaded. Heard and felt the bombs. Stayed in bomb shelters on my way out. Left behind a ton of my belongings. It literally can't get much worse than this.
  8. I'm happy. I think material items symbolized wealth for the Pre-Covid Old Guard Mobility symbolizes wealth for the New Guard In this New Guard Era [EuraAsia (Russia/China) vs The West], mobility has a much higher premium than before Covid. 2-3 passports, banking outside of CRS/FATCA, knowing how to self custody crypto for cross border money transmission travel...
  9. Family leaves Texas to live in Russia. Has to learn to use cryptocurrency to get money from the $USD into the $RUB (LMAO). They see themselves as "moral refugees" from the US (escaping the gay political agenda). The list of families leaving the US for Russia is growing and growing.
  10. For me, life is like a game of poker, unlike chess where all outcomes are predictable; almost all decisions involve risk management, from small bets to all-in moments. I take responsibility for the outcomes--even if sometimes luck or even bad luck plays a role in the outcome.
  11. One could say the same about the leadership in the US towards killing innocent people. I'm aware of Russia's politics. As long as a person stays out of politics, all is good. Hard to believe for people who haven't spent substantial time in the country. Cool! I didn't know you had raised kids in AU and England. Curious how your boating life is coming along!
  12. It's not a style that would work for you because lace shirts, wide legged/high waisted pants aren't your "thing". Nor is his hairstyle and jewelry. It's perfect because it works for him.
  13. Hasty? I've been thinking of doing this since 2020. My father has paid over $600K USD in taxes to the US government and hasn't stepped foot in the US in over 20 years. That's a real crap deal if you ask me. All for what? Pride to be an American. I could give up my US citizenship right this very minute and save on capital gains forever since my second passport doesn't tax me on capital gains or income made outside of the homeland country. Secondly, my second passport doesn't carry the political stigma the US passport does. Third, my second passport grants me visa free access to Russia. Honestly, the quality of life in Moscow is 9/10. Far higher than anywhere in the US at far less cost. No homeless people littering the streets. No illegal immigrants clogging up the streets selling stolen goods. Clean and efficient public transport. Cheap food. Far lower cost of living. The world is dividing into in the West (US/EU/Australia) versus EuraAsia (Russia/China). This is the generational call for the next 20-40 years. I appreciate your concern that the US could become 4 different countries, but that's just a possibility on paper. The east versus west divide is already happening and that's the world I'm planning for. 100% agree. There are many alternatives. The US is still a land of opportunity, but it's over rated, imho. Raise a family around Transgender Story hour, homeless people everywhere, and illegal immigrants crashing property prices? Can do way better in Moscow even.
  14. perfect style IMHO. Make sure to swipe to the 4th and 5th pic https://www.instagram.com/p/C6blM-uIVhr/?igsh=YmR3ZnYzNzV5aThj
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