So, I have noticed, there are several non Trump lovers on this forum

Botch

This year's Psychic Convention was cancelled due to unforeseen events.    

Legume

We didn't get a chance to do women's rights, oppression, racism, guns, hate, voter suppression, etc.

I'll keep voting for who I think will do the least damage, who is the least divisive and hateful.  I'll vote for decorum and principles and respect.  That may not always be the best for my pocketbook but it's definitely going to be the best for my children and yours too, in my opinion.

nolaegghead

I need hobbies?  

You don’t know me, obviously.   😂🤣

Not looking for new ignorant friends but willing to help open your eyes.  Maybe in another 15 years you’ll be past taking a steaming dump as the new old guy and writing off some guys that aren’t in your cult.

Canugghead

Please watch the door on your way out.

fishlessman

Don't understand those that don't have hobbies to get them thru retirement, imagine retiring and looking for a hobbey that you may like

lousubcap

Don't underestimate those who rolled into retirement with hobbies that continued to require muscle and balance skills that arthritis and other challenges reduced or eliminated over time. 

@fishlessman I have no idea how long I will be on this planet (if I did I would have planned a bit differently) so "getting thru retirement" is hollow to me.  Now, if you are in a position to call it-then good for you.  That skill-set would be a great retirement hobby side gig.  FWIW-

Botch

Bodine said:

Well guys its been enlightening ,
With that, I'll check on you in another 15 years   

Cheers

By "enlightening ," I'm assuming you read thru some of the posts that @HeavyG gave you?  I don't directly respond to folks like you as it's easy to read the language and expected outcome.  I'm curious to ask YOU of YOUR thoughts on the Biden record, as outlined above.  
 
But I'm feeling so blessed to have read your thoughts over the past 24 hours, "enlightened" even, and I pray that I'm still alive 15 years from now to bathe unabashedly in the beams of Glorious Truth you shall bestow upon us At That Time.  We're not worthy.  
But we'll take it.  

fishlessman

lousubcap said:

Don't underestimate those who rolled into retirement with hobbies that continued to require muscle and balance skills that arthritis and other challenges reduced or eliminated over time. 

@fishlessman I have no idea how long I will be on this planet (if I did I would have planned a bit differently) so "getting thru retirement" is hollow to me.  Now, if you are in a position to call it-then good for you.  That skill-set would be a great retirement hobby side gig.  FWIW-

Frank, I'm good with sitting in front of water in the sun all day long. Fishing is just a bonus.....Ive watched so many retire with nothing to do, can't fathom that. Might make fishing lures, might sell bait and hire a long legged blonde wearing a hat with the company logo....masterbaiter😝

HeavyG

fishlessman said:

Don't understand those that don't have hobbies to get them thru retirement, imagine retiring and looking for a hobbey that you may like

I'm betting that a not insignificant percentage of folks don't really have much time for hobbies until they retire. Retiring offers many the chance to finally explore some new horizons.

fishlessman

HeavyG said:

fishlessman said:

Don't understand those that don't have hobbies to get them thru retirement, imagine retiring and looking for a hobbey that you may like

I'm betting that a not insignificant percentage of folks don't really have much time for hobbies until they retire. Retiring offers many the chance to finally explore some new horizons.

There's a good percentage that just don't know what to do when the time comes. Image a metal worker retiring spending a year taking all his hammers apart, polishing the heads to look like chrome, putting new handles on them...frank bbqs, that's a hobby, takes pics and everything......😝 I do understand the health problems, getting old is not your golden years. I'll probably fall off the boat or dock someday...could be tomorrow

fishlessman

lousubcap said:

Don't underestimate those who rolled into retirement with hobbies that continued to require muscle and balance skills that arthritis and other challenges reduced or eliminated over time. 

@fishlessman I have no idea how long I will be on this planet (if I did I would have planned a bit differently) so "getting thru retirement" is hollow to me.  Now, if you are in a position to call it-then good for you.  That skill-set would be a great retirement hobby side gig.  FWIW-

Didn't mean to wrong you in any way. I'm falling apart and haven't made sixty yet. The last two years have been brutal

nolaegghead

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