Hopefully We'll Finish The Lease

By Daddy

Las Vegas, NV — They've thrown out most of the addendums that I objected to. Their lease termination fees are ridiculously high but nothing I can do about that. It does make me wonder where the country is headed when what used to be two page leases is now multiple dozens of pages. It's kind of sad.

Less than a month until the Midterm Elections. If you don't like the events of the last few days, this is your chance to give America the course correction that it needs. I'm expecting my sample ballot arrive in the next day or so. I'm not voting by party, I'll voting by the person and their past performance. We need to strongly support the changes we need in our government.

Thank-you for your donations! We will get a commission for October but it will be only a couple hundred. My reserves are at the 25% level and will be dropping significantly. Hopefully the Flirt4free commissions will pick up in November. Any help is welcome.

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By Rose Dommu

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By Susannah George and Colleen Long (AP)

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The “Distracted Boyfriend” Meme Just Got A Super Gay Twist

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KINK HAÜS Is a Sex-Charged Journey Through Self-Discovery

By David Artavia

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