legacyfan

she went to the doctor here and they said she had it and gave her the in testing pill for treating it

I just found out my mom has covid and its still kind of shocking (im okay thou)

sorry @D.Draker I should have not false accused you of anything (and I accept your apology)

Frodo: I wish the Ring had never come to me. I wish none of this had happened. Gandalf: So do all who live to see such times, but that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us.

I'm also still on there

Your time will come. You will face the same Evil, and you will defeat it.” – Arwen

Even the smallest person can change the course of the future.” — Galadriel

my computer is here now and is running great! (I'll stick with windows 10 for now thou)

my computer is out for delivery now and should be here before 12 (thru the post office)

I didint Instagram the forum I just answered what you asked because you said. You thought I had a girlfriend (which I don't)

I'm always here to help if needed

I don't have a girlfriend yet (but someday I might)😉

I'm doing good! and my computer gets here sometime around 10-12 tommorow and it valentines day

Dr Pepper Would Like to Be the Official Soft Drink of Texas—Not Just of Our Hearts It seems like a formality at this point, but here’s why it makes sense to make our relationship with Dr Pepper official. In February 1973, in the the very first issue of Texas Monthly, we published an article called “Understanding Dr Pepper.” In the 46 years since, we’ve devoted a great deal of space to the beverage. And why wouldn’t we? There are few brands more iconically Texan than Dr Pepper, no matter who owns it (it’s Keurig) or where they bottle it (not Dublin, Texas). Dr Pepper tastes like a Texas summer, a rush of caffeine and fizz and sugar and joy. It’s still a wonderful base for an ice cream float—a treat at the heart of a decades-long tradition at Baylor University—and the only soft drink brand with its own museum right here in our fine state. Other states have their iconic soft drinks, sure. Coca-Cola is entwined with Georgia (specifically Atlanta), and Pepsi’s origins are rooted in North Carolina—but Texans are so fiercely proud of everything born and bred here that our relationship to Dr Pepper is special. And the company, despite being owned by Yanks, is nonetheless looking to formalize it. To that end, they’ve launched a Change.org petition urging the Texas Legislature to declare Dr Pepper the official soft drink of Texas. More Here https://www.texasmonthly.com/food/dr-pepper-official-soft-drink-of-texas/

I also have a new profile look (more older looking)

Tropical Beach Ambience: 3 Hours of Peaceful Ocean Waves (4K Video)

morning @jaclaz!

good night @D.Draker!

please stop fighting you two (the moderators are watching)

good night @msfntor!

Therapeutic Relaxing Music (By New Age)

dear dave i know ive never talked to you or seen you on here but I would like to ask if you could please come back for @XPerceniols sake he really misses you and it would be great if you could come back and join us if there is someway to get you to come back I would be honored to be able to talk to such a knowledgeable person thanks-legacyfan (on behalf of @XPerceniol)

Rainy Day: Relaxing Piano Music & Soft Rain Sounds

Enya - Only Time (Official 4K Music Video) - YouTube Music