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Bizarre Break-In At Aurora Fire Station, Bird Decapitated
CBS 4 Denver ^
| November 1, 2018 at 5:02 pm
| Brian Maass
Posted on 11/03/2018 7:19:34 AM PDT by mowowie
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My kinda gal....
Not really.
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posted on
11/03/2018 7:19:34 AM PDT
by
mowowie
To: Lazamataz
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posted on
11/03/2018 7:21:52 AM PDT
by
EEGator
To: mowowie
>> Yesenia Griego
Just doin’ the crimes Americans wouldn’t be bothered with.
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posted on
11/03/2018 7:22:37 AM PDT
by
QBFimi
(It is not your responsibility to finish the work of perfecting the world... Tarfon)
To: mowowie
Notice the tattoo in the ear and chest. A real loser.
To: mowowie
I would say that thing has gender issues.
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posted on
11/03/2018 7:24:52 AM PDT
by
Moonman62
(Give a man a fish and he'll be a Democrat. Teach a man to fish and he'll be a responsible citizen.)
To: mowowie
I guess she wanted to spend the winter in the asylum for the criminally insane.
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posted on
11/03/2018 7:25:39 AM PDT
by
Trumpet 1
(US Constitution is my guide.)
To: mowowie
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posted on
11/03/2018 7:26:05 AM PDT
by
SauronOfMordor
(Socialists want YOUR wealth redistributed, never THEIRS!)
To: mowowie
Only $25,000 for bond?
Oh, it really needs to be higher....
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posted on
11/03/2018 7:27:23 AM PDT
by
Notthereyet
(NotThereYet)
To: mowowie
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posted on
11/03/2018 7:27:42 AM PDT
by
Oldeconomybuyer
(The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money.)
To: mowowie
Eminent domain land appropriation?
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posted on
11/03/2018 7:27:49 AM PDT
by
bert
((KE. N.P. N.C. +12) Invade Honduras. Provide a military government)
To: mowowie
She always wanted to be a FireMAN, but ‘they’ wouldn’t let her!
To: EEGator; Lazamataz
Wasn't this part of the plot of "True Detective"?
To: mowowie
Mental illness is rampant.
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posted on
11/03/2018 7:31:21 AM PDT
by
FES0844
To: mowowie
Bet she’s an illegal. And has a record.
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posted on
11/03/2018 7:31:24 AM PDT
by
mewzilla
(Is Central America emptying its prisons?)
To: mewzilla
And should have been deported.
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posted on
11/03/2018 7:31:57 AM PDT
by
mewzilla
(Is Central America emptying its prisons?)
To: mowowie; Gamecock; SaveFerris; FredZarguna; PROCON; Army Air Corps; KC_Lion; Yaelle
I suspect Elaine.
Or George.
To: Moonman62
I would say that thing has gender issues.
><
Yep. She/he flips a coin to see if he/she will be the “husband” that night.
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posted on
11/03/2018 7:34:02 AM PDT
by
laplata
(The Left/Progressives have diseased minds.)
To: Flavious_Maximus
One less vote for Polis -unless it voted early.
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posted on
11/03/2018 7:35:33 AM PDT
by
RandallFlagg
(Fact: Gun control laws kill innocents.)
To: QBFimi
Yesenia is the Spanish vernacular name for a type of palm tree native to the Amazon rainforests of South America; from the genus Oenocarpus. Various species of the Yesenia tree are found in places such as Brazil, Bolivia, Columbia and Peru (among other countries). However, its not this sturdy little palm tree that prompted the usage of Yesenia as a girls name in Latin America. Rather that credit goes to a Mexican telenovela/film called Yesenia first produced for TV in 1970, made into a film in 1971, and finally remade into another telenovela in 1987. A classic of Mexican cinema, the 1971 film Yesenia (starring Jacqueline Andere as Yesenia) follows the story of a beautiful young Gypsy girl who falls in love with a military soldier (and he with her) despite the socio-political resistance to their union. The popular story was again repurposed for TV in 1987 starring the lovely Adela Noriega as Yesenia.
Griego History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms
A variety of distinguished and notable names have emerged from the beautiful and historical Italian region of Tuscany, including the notable surname Griego. During the Middle Ages, as populations grew and travel between regions became more frequent, the people of Tuscany, who were originally known only by a single name, found it necessary to adopt a second name to identify themselves and their families. This process of adopting fixed hereditary surnames in Italy began in the 10th and 11th centuries, but it was not completed until the modern era. The development of Italian hereditary surnames followed general principles and were characterized by derivatives from one's given name. The patronymic surname, which is derived from the father's given name, was one of the most common name types found in the region of Tuscany. This system of name-making was widely used because it linked well with the existing Feudal System and during the Christian era, many people named their children after saints and biblical figures. The surname Griego came from the Italian personal name Greca, which is derived from the Latin word graecus, which means greek. Alternatively, the surname is of a nickname origin that was given to one who came from Greece. At present, the name can be found all over the Italian peninsula, but it is most prevalent in the region of Campania.
An Italian South American? 8>)
To: mowowie
Meth eyes. Love the tattoo.
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posted on
11/03/2018 7:38:53 AM PDT
by
upchuck
(Definition of a Republican registered to vote but doesn't on Nov 6: A DEMOCRAT!)
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