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effectuate (Lol. It is fortunate, because - I'm sorry to report - the Whangdoodles have really taken the opportunity to propagate since you've been away. I can't make myself a meal without having to shoo away a plethora of Whangdoodles, and once I shoo away those Whangdoodles, I find another group has stolen my jacket!!!)
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create (That's terrible! We've got to get your life back to normal! In a way, I guess Whangdoodles do have some sense of decency as they've been leaving me alone. Instead, I have a gaze of raccoons that visit every night. Remember those security cams I installed? They are great, I get to watch the critters at night lol.)
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generate (Nice! I'm glad the raccoons have brought you some joy. I don't know if Whangdoodles have a sense of decency - probably just a self-preservation mechanism as by avoiding you, they avoid an almost certain defenestration? I've been doing my best, but simply don't achieve anywhere near your world record status.)
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electricity (Defenestration! Thank you for reminding me of that word! Your words are the best. I wonder if I could recruit these raccoons to help us against the Whangdoodles. I set out food at night. I see several raccoons, one opossum, one rat, and one skunk. Sometimes I see a fox. I often hear owls at night [I've heard 4 different kinds of owls] I could recruit a critter army.)
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power (Lol. You hold the record for defenestration... Although, speaking of that, I was disappointed to learn that the gold medal for the Women's Whangdoodle Roping and Defenestration at the recent Paris Olympics went to man who wears a dress. I'm sure you'd still have beaten him, if you had been able to compete. And I definitely think you should recruit some friendly critters to help with the Whangdoodles. Rats, skunks and raccoons. They all sound great. Especially the rats... I'm not so sure about opossums... I'll take advice on those...)
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force (The Olympics have been quite a spectacle this year. Even the Whangdoodles aren't so appalling. LoL, the opossum is one of my favorite critters. I'm always amused at how many critters I have here. I used to live in the country. Now, I live on the edge of the country and I see more critters where I'm at now. Funnily enough, I didn't see a bat in person until just a few years ago. I wonder if there are some Whangdoodle vampire bats we could locate for our army.)
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impel (Lol. I have to agree on that. I don't usually watch the Olympics really - I just read mainly about the blasphemous opening ceremony, and the foreboding closing ceremony, and the male (?) gold medal winners of the female competitions.
There probably are Whangdoodle vampire bats, but I would be careful before employing them. One would want a water-tight contract, because if one of those bites one on the back of the neck, I don't need to tell you what one would ultimately be converted into...)
There probably are Whangdoodle vampire bats, but I would be careful before employing them. One would want a water-tight contract, because if one of those bites one on the back of the neck, I don't need to tell you what one would ultimately be converted into...)
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pressure (I don't watch the Olympics either. I watch a Christian on Rumble [used to be on yt until they kicked him off) that does videos about how the population is being socially engineered. He does videos on stuff like the Olympics. So I just wait until he has watched it and picked out the most appalling parts, then I save myself the agony lol.
It's probably best to not have to many flying critters. It might cause chaos, especially ones that bite. We might need some carrion birds though. Turkey vultures have been hanging out more here this year. I mean, in yard. I wonder if carrion birds would be opposed to cleaning up defenestrated Whangdoodles.)
It's probably best to not have to many flying critters. It might cause chaos, especially ones that bite. We might need some carrion birds though. Turkey vultures have been hanging out more here this year. I mean, in yard. I wonder if carrion birds would be opposed to cleaning up defenestrated Whangdoodles.)
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squeeze (Lol. Yeah. Major social engineering in progress. You are wise to save yourself the agony! 
I think you've just resolved one of my biggest problems of the last few months. Despite not holding your world record status for roping and defenestrating Whangdoodles, I have been - doing my bit - so to speak. However, one of the things that was really slowing me down is what to do with all the defenestrated Whangdoodle bits and pieces after the roping and defenestrating processes are complete. Pretty much the crowds are all interested in getting out of the parking lot before the post-defenestrating traffic jams, and the cleaning ladies assert that their contracts state toilets and seating, but doesn't include anything about defenestrated Whangdoodles or associated componentry... It's been taking me hours to clean up, before I can get to my next roping-and-defenestration appointment, and that's providing that the bin allocations have capacity to take all the waste. Turkish carrion vultures may be the answer, given their general non-fastidiousness toward food, and the fact that they are airborne so can avoid the traffic jams.)
I think you've just resolved one of my biggest problems of the last few months. Despite not holding your world record status for roping and defenestrating Whangdoodles, I have been - doing my bit - so to speak. However, one of the things that was really slowing me down is what to do with all the defenestrated Whangdoodle bits and pieces after the roping and defenestrating processes are complete. Pretty much the crowds are all interested in getting out of the parking lot before the post-defenestrating traffic jams, and the cleaning ladies assert that their contracts state toilets and seating, but doesn't include anything about defenestrated Whangdoodles or associated componentry... It's been taking me hours to clean up, before I can get to my next roping-and-defenestration appointment, and that's providing that the bin allocations have capacity to take all the waste. Turkish carrion vultures may be the answer, given their general non-fastidiousness toward food, and the fact that they are airborne so can avoid the traffic jams.)
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embrace (But not the Whangdoodles) (It's alarming how most of the populace is easily socially engineered. I am often left shaking my head at people and the stuff they've bought into.
We need some sort of large Whangdoodle vacuum cleaner that quickly gets up all the Whangdoodle debris, in case the carrion birds aren't able to get the job done. We need to find a remote Whangdoodle toxic waste dump.
The power company just notified me that I won't have any power tomorrow. Bah. The Whangdoodles must have heard us and interfered with my ability to plot against them in here!)
We need some sort of large Whangdoodle vacuum cleaner that quickly gets up all the Whangdoodle debris, in case the carrion birds aren't able to get the job done. We need to find a remote Whangdoodle toxic waste dump.
The power company just notified me that I won't have any power tomorrow. Bah. The Whangdoodles must have heard us and interfered with my ability to plot against them in here!)
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encompass (Yeah. I agree. I am partially aware that I have been socially engineered to a degree, but I also resent it and actively try to unsocially re-engineer myself back to my natural state. But the fact that so many go along with it unresistingly astonishes me.
Know you of any Whangdoodle toxic waste dumps? I can get some battery packs for that vacuum cleaner you spoke about, and then all the powerlessness in the world won't stop our roping-defenestration-vacuuming offensive! Hear ye, hear ye, all ye Whangdoodles, and be afraid! )
Know you of any Whangdoodle toxic waste dumps? I can get some battery packs for that vacuum cleaner you spoke about, and then all the powerlessness in the world won't stop our roping-defenestration-vacuuming offensive! Hear ye, hear ye, all ye Whangdoodles, and be afraid!
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surround (I think we all have been to a degree. In fact, I think that is normal. And maybe even a bit necessary for the wise, so they know what it's like. You are a refreshingly wise individual, a striking contrast to the world.
I live near some rugged terrain. In fact, there is already a landfill there lol, but still plenty of area for a remote toxic waste dump. I can see the usefulness of a high tech Whangdoodle vac. Since there is an infestation, we might need more than one. Supposedly, Bigfoot lives in Oklahoma. If any Whangdoodles manage to escape, Bigfoot will stink them out. We can get the infestation under control sooner with all these smashing ideas.)
I live near some rugged terrain. In fact, there is already a landfill there lol, but still plenty of area for a remote toxic waste dump. I can see the usefulness of a high tech Whangdoodle vac. Since there is an infestation, we might need more than one. Supposedly, Bigfoot lives in Oklahoma. If any Whangdoodles manage to escape, Bigfoot will stink them out. We can get the infestation under control sooner with all these smashing ideas.)
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encircle (Ha! Thanks, but I'm not really wise. 'Though it is nice to speak to like-minded people (such as yourself!) who can see through a lot of the smoke and mirrors that the liars put up.
That settles it! You provide the landfill/toxic waste dump, and I will provide the batteries to power the Whangdoodle vacuum cleaners. As you say, this battle is going to be a total roping-defenestration-vacuuming-fest, so it's going to get messy before it all gets sucked up and disposed of in an environmentally sound manner. We will encircle the Whangdoodles, before they have time to discharge all of our backup vacuum-cleaner batteries!!! If we're fortunate, Bigfoot might even like the taste of defenestrated Whangdoodle and help keep our landfill levels lower... But I doubt it! 'Til next time - keep your ropes long and tight, and your vacuum cleaners on maximum suction! )
That settles it! You provide the landfill/toxic waste dump, and I will provide the batteries to power the Whangdoodle vacuum cleaners. As you say, this battle is going to be a total roping-defenestration-vacuuming-fest, so it's going to get messy before it all gets sucked up and disposed of in an environmentally sound manner. We will encircle the Whangdoodles, before they have time to discharge all of our backup vacuum-cleaner batteries!!! If we're fortunate, Bigfoot might even like the taste of defenestrated Whangdoodle and help keep our landfill levels lower... But I doubt it! 'Til next time - keep your ropes long and tight, and your vacuum cleaners on maximum suction!
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outline (I'm reminded of an Xfiles episode where there was an invisible perimeter put up to keep some kind of alien entity contained. Something like that might come in handy. It didn't really work well on the alien, but we could alter it to make it especially handy at keeping the Whangdoodles contained. Too bad the aliens won't take them...)
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