Interesting theatrics

Back at home, but I have more chauffeuring duties on behalf of Mr. Charles Nelson Chuckles, later this evening, as he finalizes the financials on his newish Honda, SUV.

That TikTok video is interesting, but largely theatrics (playing), in my humble opinion. I agree with some of commenters that those wolves were probably trained by that man. Indeed, the TikTok channel is titled: A man that lives with wolves.

To be clear, those are beautiful animals that I would not wish to see any damage done to. The stick he is using would not likely be lethal in most situations.

However, if this was a real situation, based on my martial arts training, the length of the weapon is sufficient, but a heavier weapon that would yield more striking force would be preferable. A person would need to subdue 1-2 of the wolves immediately to encourage the rest to back off. A bladed weapon also might work in this situation, but my preference would be a heavier stick or metal club.

Of course some would rightly resort to firearms in a real life situation, for self-defence, where the life of a human being is threatened.

Nukes/Cracked me up: Quote>>>Go to a pub with a patio and I can hang out on the sidewalk like a bum

Nukes

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Cracked me up

A friend visiting from Winnipeg, next week, invited me and two other mutual, local, friends to a pub night next week. 

Quoting a local, mutual friend:

I'm still banned from pubs. 

Go to a pub with a patio and I can hang out on the sidewalk like a bum.

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I am triple vaccinated within the pandemic context, but I am glad the mask mandate is over in British Columbia. At church I will put a mask on to chat with someone, if he/she is wearing a mask, in respect for the other person. Love your neighbour as self (Matthew 22, Mark 12, Luke 10, Galatians 5).

The Globe and Mail March 11, 2022: Justine Hunter

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BC. to drop mask mandate in most public spaces, end COVID-19 vaccine passports 

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Masks will no longer be required in most settings outside of schools and health care facilities under a public-health order in British Columbia starting on March 11, while vaccination passports will be dropped on April 8 as the Omicron wave of the COVID-19 pandemic recedes.

Made in America theology, I presume

 

From TikTok

No firearms here, but I do practice with tools for the martial arts...

In other words, martial arts weapons.

Woman Who Lets Her Facial Hair Grow Says It’s Tough To Find the Love of Her Life/My own bearded lady story

From Twentytwowords.com

Image capture from Instagram

Woman Who Lets Her Facial Hair Grow Says It’s Tough To Find the Love of Her Life: by Lily Harris 

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“I missed a waxing appointment and when my mum asked me why I simply said, ‘I think I’m just going to keep it.’ She was worried but she knew it was my decision. I spent the whole six-week summer holiday preparing myself and by the time I went back to start sixth form, I had a full beard.” 

The Mirror

'I'm a woman who let my facial hair grow - meeting the love of my life is tough'

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After being tormented by bullies for years, Harnaam Kaur, 31, made the brave decision to let her facial hair flourish – and she has now become a global inspiration

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My own bearded lady story

In 1995, Saint Charles Nelson Chuckles and I spent a week in London, which is one of my favourite places to spend a week or so in. While on the Tube/London Underground I saw a bearded lady in tears making out with a man that was trying to console her by kissing her. She made a significant physical impression on me. 

After our good week in London we kept the tour going and ended up in Birmingham, which at the time, at least, was the second most populated metropolitan area in Britain. Chuckles and I were in our hotel rooms and he was shaving while I was watching television. There was a show featuring the Edinburgh International Festival which we viewed personally later in the trip. Chucky was stating that if he did not shave he would look (paraphrased) noticeable, and I stated that he would not look as (paraphrased) noticeable as that bearded lady. At that point I looked at the television and within a few moments that bearded lady was introduced as a presenter at the Edinburgh International Festival. Bizarre! 

The theological lessons? 

Pray that one is ready for the unexpected. It is one lesson, anyway.

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I certainly am absolutely, not on here to be negative about someone that has had it tough in life. But, as a person that has struggled with some physical issues in life, and is now more so on the up, in general, my thoughts on this type of issue can be found in the recent link below: 

Saturday, February 05, 2022 Brief philosophical bullets: tats & weight loss