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covenant (Yeah, I know what you mean. Lol. You can lift engines? Are you a super-chieftess? :p

Well, roadside attractions of defenestrated Whangdoodles are pretty common where I live, so these days, I tend just to drive past most of them. Of course, I just burn my free tickets to the hideous Disney World when I get them in the post - I'm not a perv! However, were this to be a roadside attraction of Defenestrated Whangdoodles, arranged in wet, quick-drying cement by the Chieftess of Defenestration herself, I would definitely stop by and pay an entry fee!)
 

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arrangement (I workout (curls, squats, etc.), but I'm not that strong lol. I'd have to rent a hoist/engine crane. Actually, I might be able to do it by myself. I am not going to lie, some unlady like words might take place during the process! I try to stay pleasant, but those types of jobs require a few colorful words and maybe a few beers afterwards.

No need to pay an entry fee! Half the attraction is yours. I wouldn't be able to call it Defenestrated without you! You'll have the Master card of forever free admission. You might even receive homemade uncontaminated biscuits! Enjoy while you can, those are scarce these days!!)
 

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condition (Lol. You're certainly handy if you're able to operate a hoist to lift an engine! I wish you all the best success, with hopefully one or two new unlady-like words available to you to shout after any interfering Whangdoodles!

Thank you very much for the homemade, uncontaminated biscuits. These are indeed rare these days. I must go now, and defenestrate some Whangdoodles which have been skulking about nearby the house. I will use you methodology of cementing them, so that passers-by can stop and admire the works of art, although I must confess that I do not have the ability to lasso them first, as you do so skillfully at the Whangdoodle rodeos. Goodbye for now - until next time! :) )
 

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environment (As of right now, I don't have any actual plans of hoisting an engine. But, I do have to get those blasted stairs repaired this weekend. Today, I have to cut the grass. Fun weekend! I'd just rather bake some biscuits and/or pie :LOL:

I hope you are successful in defenestrating all the Whangdoodles in your vicinity! If needed, I'll teleport and lasso the bleeps for you! We can place them artfully into the cement. We'll probably make the news. Btw, I have actually been on the news! I was hiking on a paved path one time that had gotten severely damaged and a news outfit from the nearest big city just happen to be coming down the trail to report on the damage. They stopped and set up their film stuff and interviewed me right there. And it was on the evening news! Anyway, our Whangdoodle adventures are sure to end up on the news too!

Until next time, may you stay more smashing than homemade biscuits!)
 

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ecosystem (I hope all goes well with the stairs then. If you cement them, be sure to cement a Whangdoodle or two. If you cut the grass, just imagine how many Whangdoodles you could defenestrate whilst doing so! If you bake some biscuits or pies, be sure to bake one for me! :p

I have managed to lasso me some as-yet undefenestrated Whangdoodles, who are writhing about frantically trying to escape the rope which they know will soon lead to their impending defenestration. Already, an eager crowd has gathered to see if I might beat the world-record of number of Whangdoodles defenestrated in one hour, set by the Chieftess of Defenestration herself on national TV. :p I won't beat the world record, but I am doing my bit to rid the world of Whangdoodles once and for all!

Stay smashing yourself! :) )
 

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habitat (Soon we'll have a cemented Defenestrated Whangdoodle habitat. We might also end up on the front page of the newspaper! Speaking of which, I have also been on the front page of the local newspaper. I was chosen to be Potpourri editor one year in high school and ended up with my picture on the front page of the newspaper. If that can happen, surely our impressive exhibit will end up on the cover page. You most definitely will, since you'll no doubt beat the world record!

LoL, I won't be able to cut the grass now without imagining Whangdoodle parts flying everywhere :LOL:

You'll certainly have a homemade uncontaminated meat pie waiting for you, as well as a batch of biscuits ('cause you can't just have one, especially if they are homemade). And may it all make for more smashingness until next time!)
 

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habit (Alas, I didn't exceed your world record number of cemented, defenestrated Whangdoodles in one hour. My cement mixers just aren't fast enough, and the Whangdoodles are so skittish about defenestration that it's hard to do several at a time, without a lasso or similar tool to bring them in and tie them down quickly. Thanks so much for the uncontaminated meat pie and the biscuits - very smashing and delicious. :) )
 

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pattern (Well, you did better than me...I don't even have a cement mixer! We'll invent a mass Whangdoodle lasso machine! All will be smashing in no time.)
 

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blueprint (What a good idea! A lasso machine. What name should we give to this machine? I am considering the lassorator, but wouldn't want it to be accidentally confused with something else.)
 

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design (LoL We really should be inventors with all the good ideas we come up with here. We will lassonate or lassorate the Whangdoodles with incredible efficiency! Btw, I did stair repair work, used up all the cement I had, and I put together & installed the handrail. I lassonated that job :p Ready for some more lassoing! Let's go!)
 

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intelligence (It's funny how many people thought that design can or could be achieved without intelligence. Although, I think this number is declining now.

Also, I think lassonate is a better word than lassorate, as lassorate sounds too similar to lacerate, and we wouldn't want the Whangdoodles to get confused. Well done for getting the stair work repair done! :D

If you didn't catch any Whangdoodles, I'm sure that is because they are terrified of your lassonation skills.)
 

CarriePie

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brilliance (Indeed, as a Creationist is boggles the mind what people believe...or don't believe. Meanwhile, we're considered crazy.
I agree, lassonate is a better word. You are right, as usual! I think lassorate sounds rather ghastly.
LoL, thanks. Next up is more projects, including installing security cameras. My skills are being tested lately. But, when it comes to Whangdoodle lassonation, I profess much skill!)
 

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luminescence (Yeah. The more one understands the science, the more absurd it is to be an atheist. Security cameras, eh? Very cool. I'm presuming you're going for wired, or will you take a chance with wireless?)
 

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radiation (Just yesterday, while resting outside in the lounge chair after my gangster (as you called it) task of working with the cement, a hawk flew close over my head. Seeing a close up view of the incredible patterns of it, I think to myself, how can people actually think that evolved?
I chose a system that doesn't require internet, which interestingly cost more than most of the ones that do require internet. It is wireless security camera though.)
 

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irradiation (I think this is similar to radiation, but has a prefix of "ir" to add emphasis? Yes, I believe most thinking atheists - if that is not too much of an oxymoron - don't understand the difference between complexity formed via naturalistic processes, and complexity formed via intelligence. I hope the hawk wasn't thinking of you as prey? :p

It's funny that the ones without internet cost more... I wonder if somebody is subsidising the others? :) One must be careful of wireless that it is not hacked into and used to spy on one, although I would not be surprised to learn there were secret wireless abilities with supposed non-wireless cameras).
 

CarriePie

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x-ray (You could choose any word and I wouldn't mind/disagree lol

The hawk (which I believe was a red shouldered hawk) flew to a nearby branch. So, I was gifted with its nearby presence. I guess I wasn't appealing enough to it to be its prey though lol.
All these things we have in this world, all these smashing things...it's a very far reach in my mind to even slightly entertain the idea of evolution.

Are wireless items that aren't connected to the internet able to be hacked? I took time to research the item and felt confident of the choice. Of course, time will tell. After I install, I might think otherwise!)
 

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gamma (Choosing any word wouldn't be within the rules of the game, though, would it? I would not want some newcomer to think I was one of the very Whangdoodles we so despise! :p

It's good you were not prey for the hawk. I think they are beautiful birds, but also quite deadly to some - particularly prey. I think evolutionism has had its day, and perhaps the next lie to be rolled out will be that it was aliens (aka demons) who created. The world has sufficiently been convinced there is no creator because of evolutionism, so probably the time is ripe for the next lie?

I understand wireless items can be hacked locally. So if hacking is successful, could be used by would-be invaders to confirm inside is secure, before invading. Obviously, if all cameras are outside, hacking them may be of limited value.

By the way, I'm pretty sure you will think the cameras are cool and deserving of your confidence. The security issue is usually more around how they can be accessed, firewalls, network etc. Even good cameras can be hijacked if security is poor or absent.)
 

CarriePie

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atomic (I'm just saying I wouldn't mind. But, I also don't want to be in trouble with the master lol

That lie is being spread, that "aliens" created us. I hear that poppycock on Ancient Aliens. The demons must be so happy!

I got these security cameras just for outside use. This area has some odd people. Some fool parked an RV in the backyard last fall while I was out of state. I came back and it took me 3 months to get rid of the person and RV :mad: I was soooo thankful when they were gone though! They used the backyard as if it was their own! People like that may have been created by "aliens" lol)
 

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nuclear (Lol. Did you ever watch the long-running British TV series, Dr Who? I mean, before it turned gay. That had a character known as The Master, also. :p

Yeah. I've heard there will be "alien disclosure" this year. The governments of the world finally admitting they've been using our tax dollars to plot with demons. Although I think if they admitted it was demons, people might go all Old Testament and stone them. So they'll say it was aliens.

Very troubling concerning the guy in the RV! :eek::eek::eek: Could you use the wildlife to your advantage, with trespassers like that? He sounds very much like a Whangdoodle. Perhaps the introduction of the lassonation and defenestration processes finally scared him away?)
 

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decay (I have heard of Dr. Who and I think I've watched one episode (or part of it). So I am unfamiliar with The Master on there, but I'm certain you are more masterly!

I do believe there are strange things going on and people are experiencing strange things. I'm certain there is a likelihood of hybrids. Our government is very concerning. Everyone is worried about other countries. I think this is the most concerning country. In bed with demons.

It was a terrible ordeal. I couldn't use the yard, I felt unsafe just going outside, etc. I had to get a city enforcement officer to help. Our enforcement officers wear bullet proof vests. It's a good idea!

Oddly, my critters disappeared when the perp was parked here. Even my birds were scarce.)