bringing a big picture in
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote in news:8bee0a72-5f9e-48d0...@googlegroups.com:
[FLUSH of begging spiel from lazy beggar enablers]
It appears John wants other people's money rather than earn his way.
Fuck John Henry DeJong and his over two decades of mooching, hypocrisy, indolence and abuse. Instead I suggest an alternative to donate to
people honestly working towards caring for pets who deserve it.
While I kick in a few bucks every month out of my labors, there's a lot
of deserving pets that could stand some more support. Throw in a few
bucks if you can. If this is too far away for your tastes, throw a few
bucks worth of support to a local shelter.
<ahem>
https://ofsds.org/donate/
"Make a Donor Account
Whether you’re a new or returning donor, you can create an account to manage your donations and more. Click below to register or login.
Register/Login
One-Time, Recurring, and Tribute Donations
You can help support our senior dogs by giving once, giving monthly, or
even making a tribute donation in honor or in memory of a loved one.
Your gift will help provide high-quality vet care and food to the 500+ senior dogs in our program, and for that we are sincerely appreciative!
One-Time & Recurring Donations
Tribute Donations
Sponsor an Old Friend
By sponsoring an Old Friend living at the sanctuary, you will help give
them a comfortable retirement and provide high-quality medical care and food! You will be recognized on the sponsored dog’s page for your one
year sponsorship. All of our dogs receive a thorough veterinary exam,
blood work, possible teeth cleaning and extractions, vaccines, and microchips. Some dogs also require laser therapy for arthritis, chemotherapy, hip surgery, and many other specialty services. With your sponsorship, you can help provide this quality vet care!
You are able to choose to sponsor food for 1 year for $500, medical care
for 1 year for $1,000, or all expenses for 1 year for $2,500.
If the dog you are sponsoring passes away during your time of
sponsorship, your donation will be used to provide quality care to
another senior dog in our program.
Dog Sponsorships
Donate Now, Pay Later
We’ve partnered with B Generous to introduce a new donation option:
Donate Now, Pay Later! Our senior dogs receive your donation now, but
you pay later over 3, 6, or 9 months. There are no fees or costs for
paying later, and you will make an impact immediately. You’ll also
receive a tax deduction for the full amount of your gift today. Watch
this video to learn more about Donate Now, Pay Later.
Donate Now, Pay Later
For wishlists & other ways you can help our Old Friends, click here.
Donate with PayPal
Donate with Venmo
Why donate to Old Friends?
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is almost completely funded by private donations. Our primary goals are to provide lifetime high-quality care
to and find placements for otherwise “unadoptable” dogs, therefore, we do not charge an adoption fee or any other fees to help to cover our expenses. All the dogs who come into our program are fully vetted prior
to living at the sanctuary or being placed in a forever foster home. We ensure that the dogs at the sanctuary and those in forever foster homes
get their monthly preventatives, required vetting, and any other special needs that they may have. One-time, recurring, tribute, and dog
sponsorship donations are made through NEONcrm.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3), IRS recognized,
nonprofit organization. All of your donations are tax deductible. Our
EIN is 45-5084188. View our GuideStar profile here.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a Forever Foster Home based
Sanctuary in beautiful Mount Juliet, Tennessee, generally housing approximately 120 senior dogs at the Sanctuary and others in temporary
and Forever Foster Homes. While providing lifetime homes for senior
dogs, OFSDS strives to raise awareness of the joys and challenges of
living with older dogs. We are a 501(c)(3), non-profit organization. We
do not concern ourselves with the quantity of time that they have left, rather the quality of the life that we can provide them for that time."
On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 1:02:01 PM UTC-7, Davey Zimmerman #274 wrote:
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote in
news:8bee0a72-5f9e-48d0...@googlegroups.com:
[FLUSH of begging spiel from lazy beggar enablers]
It appears John wants other people's money rather than earn his way.
Fuck John Henry DeJong and his over two decades of mooching, hypocrisy,
indolence and abuse. Instead I suggest an alternative to donate to
people honestly working towards caring for pets who deserve it.
While I kick in a few bucks every month out of my labors, there's a lot
of deserving pets that could stand some more support. Throw in a few
bucks if you can. If this is too far away for your tastes, throw a few
bucks worth of support to a local shelter.
<ahem>
https://ofsds.org/donate/
I don't see why it has to be one or the other. John is effectively disabled, same as these curs. Just because these animals don't have the ability
to use social media to ask for help doesn't mean they wouldn't if they
could. $200 for JH and $100 for the mongrels would be a fair split, considering that the latter group has abundant resources already and
doesn't have subscriptions overdue right now.
"Make a Donor Account
Whether you’re a new or returning donor, you can create an account to
manage your donations and more. Click below to register or login.
Register/Login
One-Time, Recurring, and Tribute Donations
You can help support our senior dogs by giving once, giving monthly, or
even making a tribute donation in honor or in memory of a loved one.
Your gift will help provide high-quality vet care and food to the 500+
senior dogs in our program, and for that we are sincerely appreciative!
One-Time & Recurring Donations
Tribute Donations
Sponsor an Old Friend
By sponsoring an Old Friend living at the sanctuary, you will help give
them a comfortable retirement and provide high-quality medical care and
food! You will be recognized on the sponsored dog’s page for your one
year sponsorship. All of our dogs receive a thorough veterinary exam,
blood work, possible teeth cleaning and extractions, vaccines, and
microchips. Some dogs also require laser therapy for arthritis,
chemotherapy, hip surgery, and many other specialty services. With your
sponsorship, you can help provide this quality vet care!
You are able to choose to sponsor food for 1 year for $500, medical care
for 1 year for $1,000, or all expenses for 1 year for $2,500.
They aren't even offering useful enticements in exchange, such as a listing of donors' names in a credit reel or a shout-out during a live stream.
If the dog you are sponsoring passes away during your time of
sponsorship, your donation will be used to provide quality care to
another senior dog in our program.
Dog Sponsorships
Donate Now, Pay Later
We’ve partnered with B Generous to introduce a new donation option:
Donate Now, Pay Later! Our senior dogs receive your donation now, but
you pay later over 3, 6, or 9 months. There are no fees or costs for
paying later, and you will make an impact immediately. You’ll also
receive a tax deduction for the full amount of your gift today. Watch
this video to learn more about Donate Now, Pay Later.
Donate Now, Pay Later
For wishlists & other ways you can help our Old Friends, click here.
Donate with PayPal
Donate with Venmo
Why donate to Old Friends?
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is almost completely funded by private
donations. Our primary goals are to provide lifetime high-quality care
to and find placements for otherwise “unadoptable” dogs, therefore, we >> do not charge an adoption fee or any other fees to help to cover our
expenses. All the dogs who come into our program are fully vetted prior
to living at the sanctuary or being placed in a forever foster home. We
ensure that the dogs at the sanctuary and those in forever foster homes
get their monthly preventatives, required vetting, and any other special
needs that they may have. One-time, recurring, tribute, and dog
sponsorship donations are made through NEONcrm.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3), IRS recognized,
nonprofit organization. All of your donations are tax deductible. Our
EIN is 45-5084188. View our GuideStar profile here.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a Forever Foster Home based
Sanctuary in beautiful Mount Juliet, Tennessee, generally housing
approximately 120 senior dogs at the Sanctuary and others in temporary
and Forever Foster Homes. While providing lifetime homes for senior
dogs, OFSDS strives to raise awareness of the joys and challenges of
living with older dogs. We are a 501(c)(3), non-profit organization. We
do not concern ourselves with the quantity of time that they have left,
rather the quality of the life that we can provide them for that time."
Those dogs should be put to work instead of having someone
pathetically beg on their behalf for donations which they clearly
have not earned.
Laz Mann <lazmann@protonmail.com> wrote:
On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 1:02:01 PM UTC-7, Davey Zimmerman #274
wrote:
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote in
news:8bee0a72-5f9e-48d0...@googlegroups.com:
[FLUSH of begging spiel from lazy beggar enablers]
It appears John wants other people's money rather than earn his way.
Fuck John Henry DeJong and his over two decades of mooching,
hypocrisy, indolence and abuse. Instead I suggest an alternative to
donate to people honestly working towards caring for pets who
deserve it.
While I kick in a few bucks every month out of my labors, there's a
lot of deserving pets that could stand some more support. Throw in a
few bucks if you can. If this is too far away for your tastes, throw
a few bucks worth of support to a local shelter.
<ahem>
https://ofsds.org/donate/
I don't see why it has to be one or the other. John is effectively
disabled, same as these curs. Just because these animals don't have
the ability to use social media to ask for help doesn't mean they
wouldn't if they could. $200 for JH and $100 for the mongrels would
be a fair split, considering that the latter group has abundant
resources already and doesn't have subscriptions overdue right now.
"Make a Donor Account
Whether you’re a new or returning donor, you can create an account
to manage your donations and more. Click below to register or login.
Register/Login
One-Time, Recurring, and Tribute Donations
You can help support our senior dogs by giving once, giving monthly,
or even making a tribute donation in honor or in memory of a loved
one. Your gift will help provide high-quality vet care and food to
the 500+ senior dogs in our program, and for that we are sincerely
appreciative!
One-Time & Recurring Donations
Tribute Donations
Sponsor an Old Friend
By sponsoring an Old Friend living at the sanctuary, you will help
give them a comfortable retirement and provide high-quality medical
care and food! You will be recognized on the sponsored dog’s page
for your one year sponsorship. All of our dogs receive a thorough
veterinary exam, blood work, possible teeth cleaning and
extractions, vaccines, and microchips. Some dogs also require laser
therapy for arthritis, chemotherapy, hip surgery, and many other
specialty services. With your sponsorship, you can help provide this
quality vet care!
You are able to choose to sponsor food for 1 year for $500, medical
care for 1 year for $1,000, or all expenses for 1 year for $2,500.
They aren't even offering useful enticements in exchange, such as a
listing of donors' names in a credit reel or a shout-out during a
live stream.
If the dog you are sponsoring passes away during your time of
sponsorship, your donation will be used to provide quality care to
another senior dog in our program.
Dog Sponsorships
Donate Now, Pay Later
We’ve partnered with B Generous to introduce a new donation
option: Donate Now, Pay Later! Our senior dogs receive your donation
now, but you pay later over 3, 6, or 9 months. There are no fees or
costs for paying later, and you will make an impact immediately.
You’ll also receive a tax deduction for the full amount of your
gift today. Watch this video to learn more about Donate Now, Pay
Later.
Donate Now, Pay Later
For wishlists & other ways you can help our Old Friends, click here.
Donate with PayPal
Donate with Venmo
Why donate to Old Friends?
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is almost completely funded by
private donations. Our primary goals are to provide lifetime
high-quality care to and find placements for otherwise
“unadoptable” dogs, therefore, we do not charge an adoption fee
or any other fees to help to cover our expenses. All the dogs who
come into our program are fully vetted prior to living at the
sanctuary or being placed in a forever foster home. We ensure that
the dogs at the sanctuary and those in forever foster homes get
their monthly preventatives, required vetting, and any other special
needs that they may have. One-time, recurring, tribute, and dog
sponsorship donations are made through NEONcrm.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3), IRS recognized,
nonprofit organization. All of your donations are tax deductible.
Our EIN is 45-5084188. View our GuideStar profile here.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a Forever Foster Home based
Sanctuary in beautiful Mount Juliet, Tennessee, generally housing
approximately 120 senior dogs at the Sanctuary and others in
temporary and Forever Foster Homes. While providing lifetime homes
for senior dogs, OFSDS strives to raise awareness of the joys and
challenges of living with older dogs. We are a 501(c)(3), non-profit
organization. We do not concern ourselves with the quantity of time
that they have left, rather the quality of the life that we can
provide them for that time."
Those dogs should be put to work instead of having someone
pathetically beg on their behalf for donations which they clearly
have not earned.
Apart from the fact that their dental hygiene is likely better, what
is the difference between these dogs and John DeJong?
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:
On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 1:02:01 PM UTC-7, Davey Zimmerman #274 wrote:
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote in
news:8bee0a72-5f9e-48d0...@googlegroups.com:
[FLUSH of begging spiel from lazy beggar enablers]
It appears John wants other people's money rather than earn his way.
Fuck John Henry DeJong and his over two decades of mooching, hypocrisy, >> indolence and abuse. Instead I suggest an alternative to donate to
people honestly working towards caring for pets who deserve it.
While I kick in a few bucks every month out of my labors, there's a lot >> of deserving pets that could stand some more support. Throw in a few
bucks if you can. If this is too far away for your tastes, throw a few
bucks worth of support to a local shelter.
<ahem>
https://ofsds.org/donate/
I don't see why it has to be one or the other. John is effectively disabled,
same as these curs. Just because these animals don't have the ability
to use social media to ask for help doesn't mean they wouldn't if they could. $200 for JH and $100 for the mongrels would be a fair split, considering that the latter group has abundant resources already and doesn't have subscriptions overdue right now.
"Make a Donor Account
Whether you’re a new or returning donor, you can create an account to >> manage your donations and more. Click below to register or login.
Register/Login
One-Time, Recurring, and Tribute Donations
You can help support our senior dogs by giving once, giving monthly, or >> even making a tribute donation in honor or in memory of a loved one.
Your gift will help provide high-quality vet care and food to the 500+
senior dogs in our program, and for that we are sincerely appreciative! >>
One-Time & Recurring Donations
Tribute Donations
Sponsor an Old Friend
By sponsoring an Old Friend living at the sanctuary, you will help give >> them a comfortable retirement and provide high-quality medical care and >> food! You will be recognized on the sponsored dog’s page for your one >> year sponsorship. All of our dogs receive a thorough veterinary exam,
blood work, possible teeth cleaning and extractions, vaccines, and
microchips. Some dogs also require laser therapy for arthritis,
chemotherapy, hip surgery, and many other specialty services. With your >> sponsorship, you can help provide this quality vet care!
You are able to choose to sponsor food for 1 year for $500, medical care >> for 1 year for $1,000, or all expenses for 1 year for $2,500.
They aren't even offering useful enticements in exchange, such as a listing
of donors' names in a credit reel or a shout-out during a live stream.
If the dog you are sponsoring passes away during your time of
sponsorship, your donation will be used to provide quality care to
another senior dog in our program.
Dog Sponsorships
Donate Now, Pay Later
We’ve partnered with B Generous to introduce a new donation option:
Donate Now, Pay Later! Our senior dogs receive your donation now, but
you pay later over 3, 6, or 9 months. There are no fees or costs for
paying later, and you will make an impact immediately. You’ll also
receive a tax deduction for the full amount of your gift today. Watch
this video to learn more about Donate Now, Pay Later.
Donate Now, Pay Later
For wishlists & other ways you can help our Old Friends, click here.
Donate with PayPal
Donate with Venmo
Why donate to Old Friends?
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is almost completely funded by private >> donations. Our primary goals are to provide lifetime high-quality care
to and find placements for otherwise “unadoptable” dogs, therefore, we
do not charge an adoption fee or any other fees to help to cover our
expenses. All the dogs who come into our program are fully vetted prior >> to living at the sanctuary or being placed in a forever foster home. We >> ensure that the dogs at the sanctuary and those in forever foster homes >> get their monthly preventatives, required vetting, and any other special >> needs that they may have. One-time, recurring, tribute, and dog
sponsorship donations are made through NEONcrm.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3), IRS recognized,
nonprofit organization. All of your donations are tax deductible. Our
EIN is 45-5084188. View our GuideStar profile here.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a Forever Foster Home based
Sanctuary in beautiful Mount Juliet, Tennessee, generally housing
approximately 120 senior dogs at the Sanctuary and others in temporary
and Forever Foster Homes. While providing lifetime homes for senior
dogs, OFSDS strives to raise awareness of the joys and challenges of
living with older dogs. We are a 501(c)(3), non-profit organization. We >> do not concern ourselves with the quantity of time that they have left, >> rather the quality of the life that we can provide them for that time."
Those dogs should be put to work instead of having someone
pathetically beg on their behalf for donations which they clearly
have not earned.
Apart from the fact that their dental hygiene is likely better, what is the difference between these dogs and John DeJong?
On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 2:49:10 PM UTC-7, ]v[etaphoid wrote:
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:
On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 1:02:01 PM UTC-7, Davey Zimmerman #274 wrote: >>>> Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote inApart from the fact that their dental hygiene is likely better, what is the >> difference between these dogs and John DeJong?
news:8bee0a72-5f9e-48d0...@googlegroups.com:
[FLUSH of begging spiel from lazy beggar enablers]
It appears John wants other people's money rather than earn his way.
Fuck John Henry DeJong and his over two decades of mooching, hypocrisy, >>>> indolence and abuse. Instead I suggest an alternative to donate to
people honestly working towards caring for pets who deserve it.
While I kick in a few bucks every month out of my labors, there's a lot >>>> of deserving pets that could stand some more support. Throw in a few
bucks if you can. If this is too far away for your tastes, throw a few >>>> bucks worth of support to a local shelter.
<ahem>
https://ofsds.org/donate/
I don't see why it has to be one or the other. John is effectively disabled,
same as these curs. Just because these animals don't have the ability
to use social media to ask for help doesn't mean they wouldn't if they
could. $200 for JH and $100 for the mongrels would be a fair split,
considering that the latter group has abundant resources already and
doesn't have subscriptions overdue right now.
"Make a Donor Account
Whether you’re a new or returning donor, you can create an account to >>>> manage your donations and more. Click below to register or login.
Register/Login
One-Time, Recurring, and Tribute Donations
You can help support our senior dogs by giving once, giving monthly, or >>>> even making a tribute donation in honor or in memory of a loved one.
Your gift will help provide high-quality vet care and food to the 500+ >>>> senior dogs in our program, and for that we are sincerely appreciative! >>>>
One-Time & Recurring Donations
Tribute Donations
Sponsor an Old Friend
By sponsoring an Old Friend living at the sanctuary, you will help give >>>> them a comfortable retirement and provide high-quality medical care and >>>> food! You will be recognized on the sponsored dog’s page for your one >>>> year sponsorship. All of our dogs receive a thorough veterinary exam,
blood work, possible teeth cleaning and extractions, vaccines, and
microchips. Some dogs also require laser therapy for arthritis,
chemotherapy, hip surgery, and many other specialty services. With your >>>> sponsorship, you can help provide this quality vet care!
You are able to choose to sponsor food for 1 year for $500, medical care >>>> for 1 year for $1,000, or all expenses for 1 year for $2,500.
They aren't even offering useful enticements in exchange, such as a listing >>> of donors' names in a credit reel or a shout-out during a live stream.
If the dog you are sponsoring passes away during your time ofThose dogs should be put to work instead of having someone
sponsorship, your donation will be used to provide quality care to
another senior dog in our program.
Dog Sponsorships
Donate Now, Pay Later
We’ve partnered with B Generous to introduce a new donation option:
Donate Now, Pay Later! Our senior dogs receive your donation now, but
you pay later over 3, 6, or 9 months. There are no fees or costs for
paying later, and you will make an impact immediately. You’ll also
receive a tax deduction for the full amount of your gift today. Watch
this video to learn more about Donate Now, Pay Later.
Donate Now, Pay Later
For wishlists & other ways you can help our Old Friends, click here.
Donate with PayPal
Donate with Venmo
Why donate to Old Friends?
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is almost completely funded by private >>>> donations. Our primary goals are to provide lifetime high-quality care >>>> to and find placements for otherwise “unadoptable” dogs, therefore, we >>>> do not charge an adoption fee or any other fees to help to cover our
expenses. All the dogs who come into our program are fully vetted prior >>>> to living at the sanctuary or being placed in a forever foster home. We >>>> ensure that the dogs at the sanctuary and those in forever foster homes >>>> get their monthly preventatives, required vetting, and any other special >>>> needs that they may have. One-time, recurring, tribute, and dog
sponsorship donations are made through NEONcrm.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3), IRS recognized,
nonprofit organization. All of your donations are tax deductible. Our
EIN is 45-5084188. View our GuideStar profile here.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a Forever Foster Home based
Sanctuary in beautiful Mount Juliet, Tennessee, generally housing
approximately 120 senior dogs at the Sanctuary and others in temporary >>>> and Forever Foster Homes. While providing lifetime homes for senior
dogs, OFSDS strives to raise awareness of the joys and challenges of
living with older dogs. We are a 501(c)(3), non-profit organization. We >>>> do not concern ourselves with the quantity of time that they have left, >>>> rather the quality of the life that we can provide them for that time." >>>
pathetically beg on their behalf for donations which they clearly
have not earned.
John is an anti-propagandist with an IQ between 144-156 who
teaches self-defense against disinformation, propaganda, and
advertising, and whose Work will create a new pedagogical
paradigm in information literacy that echoes ages into the future.
Those dogs probably don't even have an IQ of 80, and have not
contributed anything to the body of political science.
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:
On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 2:49:10 PM UTC-7, ]v[etaphoid wrote:
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:
On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 1:02:01 PM UTC-7, Davey Zimmerman #274 wrote:Apart from the fact that their dental hygiene is likely better, what is the
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote in
news:8bee0a72-5f9e-48d0...@googlegroups.com:
[FLUSH of begging spiel from lazy beggar enablers]
It appears John wants other people's money rather than earn his way. >>>> Fuck John Henry DeJong and his over two decades of mooching, hypocrisy, >>>> indolence and abuse. Instead I suggest an alternative to donate to
people honestly working towards caring for pets who deserve it.
While I kick in a few bucks every month out of my labors, there's a lot >>>> of deserving pets that could stand some more support. Throw in a few >>>> bucks if you can. If this is too far away for your tastes, throw a few >>>> bucks worth of support to a local shelter.
<ahem>
https://ofsds.org/donate/
I don't see why it has to be one or the other. John is effectively disabled,
same as these curs. Just because these animals don't have the ability >>> to use social media to ask for help doesn't mean they wouldn't if they >>> could. $200 for JH and $100 for the mongrels would be a fair split,
considering that the latter group has abundant resources already and
doesn't have subscriptions overdue right now.
"Make a Donor Account
Whether you’re a new or returning donor, you can create an account to >>>> manage your donations and more. Click below to register or login.
Register/Login
One-Time, Recurring, and Tribute Donations
You can help support our senior dogs by giving once, giving monthly, or >>>> even making a tribute donation in honor or in memory of a loved one. >>>> Your gift will help provide high-quality vet care and food to the 500+ >>>> senior dogs in our program, and for that we are sincerely appreciative! >>>>
One-Time & Recurring Donations
Tribute Donations
Sponsor an Old Friend
By sponsoring an Old Friend living at the sanctuary, you will help give >>>> them a comfortable retirement and provide high-quality medical care and >>>> food! You will be recognized on the sponsored dog’s page for your one >>>> year sponsorship. All of our dogs receive a thorough veterinary exam, >>>> blood work, possible teeth cleaning and extractions, vaccines, and
microchips. Some dogs also require laser therapy for arthritis,
chemotherapy, hip surgery, and many other specialty services. With your >>>> sponsorship, you can help provide this quality vet care!
You are able to choose to sponsor food for 1 year for $500, medical care
for 1 year for $1,000, or all expenses for 1 year for $2,500.
They aren't even offering useful enticements in exchange, such as a listing
of donors' names in a credit reel or a shout-out during a live stream. >>>
If the dog you are sponsoring passes away during your time ofThose dogs should be put to work instead of having someone
sponsorship, your donation will be used to provide quality care to
another senior dog in our program.
Dog Sponsorships
Donate Now, Pay Later
We’ve partnered with B Generous to introduce a new donation option: >>>> Donate Now, Pay Later! Our senior dogs receive your donation now, but >>>> you pay later over 3, 6, or 9 months. There are no fees or costs for >>>> paying later, and you will make an impact immediately. You’ll also >>>> receive a tax deduction for the full amount of your gift today. Watch >>>> this video to learn more about Donate Now, Pay Later.
Donate Now, Pay Later
For wishlists & other ways you can help our Old Friends, click here. >>>> Donate with PayPal
Donate with Venmo
Why donate to Old Friends?
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is almost completely funded by private >>>> donations. Our primary goals are to provide lifetime high-quality care >>>> to and find placements for otherwise “unadoptable” dogs, therefore, we
do not charge an adoption fee or any other fees to help to cover our >>>> expenses. All the dogs who come into our program are fully vetted prior >>>> to living at the sanctuary or being placed in a forever foster home. We >>>> ensure that the dogs at the sanctuary and those in forever foster homes >>>> get their monthly preventatives, required vetting, and any other special
needs that they may have. One-time, recurring, tribute, and dog
sponsorship donations are made through NEONcrm.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3), IRS recognized,
nonprofit organization. All of your donations are tax deductible. Our >>>> EIN is 45-5084188. View our GuideStar profile here.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a Forever Foster Home based
Sanctuary in beautiful Mount Juliet, Tennessee, generally housing
approximately 120 senior dogs at the Sanctuary and others in temporary >>>> and Forever Foster Homes. While providing lifetime homes for senior >>>> dogs, OFSDS strives to raise awareness of the joys and challenges of >>>> living with older dogs. We are a 501(c)(3), non-profit organization. We >>>> do not concern ourselves with the quantity of time that they have left, >>>> rather the quality of the life that we can provide them for that time." >>>
pathetically beg on their behalf for donations which they clearly
have not earned.
difference between these dogs and John DeJong?
John is an anti-propagandist with an IQ between 144-156 who
teaches self-defense against disinformation, propaganda, and
advertising, and whose Work will create a new pedagogical
paradigm in information literacy that echoes ages into the future.
Those dogs probably don't even have an IQ of 80, and have not
contributed anything to the body of political science.
Some intelligent dogs have travelled to outer space.
How many times has John been?
On Monday, April 3, 2023 at 5:29:10 AM UTC-4, ]v[etaphoid wrote:
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote::
On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 2:49:10 PM UTC-7, ]v[etaphoid wrote
#274 wrote:Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:
On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 1:02:01 PM UTC-7, Davey Zimmerman
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote in
news:8bee0a72-5f9e-48d0...@googlegroups.com:
[FLUSH of begging spiel from lazy beggar enablers]
It appears John wants other people's money rather than earn his
way.
sy,Fuck John Henry DeJong and his over two decades of mooching,
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Some intelligent dogs have travelled to outer space.Apart from the fact that their dental hygiene is likely better,
Those dogs should be put to work instead of having someone
pathetically beg on their behalf for donations which they clearly
have not earned.
what is the
difference between these dogs and John DeJong?
John is an anti-propagandist with an IQ between 144-156 who
teaches self-defense against disinformation, propaganda, and
advertising, and whose Work will create a new pedagogical
paradigm in information literacy that echoes ages into the future.
Those dogs probably don't even have an IQ of 80, and have not
contributed anything to the body of political science.
How many times has John been?
It is my observation that John suffers from a severe case or oral
diarrhea. Non stop flow that amounts to nothing but a pile of shit.
Those 80 IQ dogs, left out in the world, would figure out how to meet
their own needs of food and shelter and not beg other dogs to not only
meet their OWN needs but care for the lazy dog as well. My monthly
$150 charity budget will go to those deserving dogs who would if they could!!!
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:
On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 2:49:10 PM UTC-7, ]v[etaphoid wrote:
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:
On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 1:02:01 PM UTC-7, Davey Zimmerman #274 wrote:Apart from the fact that their dental hygiene is likely better, what is the
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote in
news:8bee0a72-5f9e-48d0...@googlegroups.com:
[FLUSH of begging spiel from lazy beggar enablers]
It appears John wants other people's money rather than earn his way. >>>> Fuck John Henry DeJong and his over two decades of mooching, hypocrisy, >>>> indolence and abuse. Instead I suggest an alternative to donate to
people honestly working towards caring for pets who deserve it.
While I kick in a few bucks every month out of my labors, there's a lot >>>> of deserving pets that could stand some more support. Throw in a few >>>> bucks if you can. If this is too far away for your tastes, throw a few >>>> bucks worth of support to a local shelter.
<ahem>
https://ofsds.org/donate/
I don't see why it has to be one or the other. John is effectively disabled,
same as these curs. Just because these animals don't have the ability >>> to use social media to ask for help doesn't mean they wouldn't if they >>> could. $200 for JH and $100 for the mongrels would be a fair split,
considering that the latter group has abundant resources already and
doesn't have subscriptions overdue right now.
"Make a Donor Account
Whether you’re a new or returning donor, you can create an account to >>>> manage your donations and more. Click below to register or login.
Register/Login
One-Time, Recurring, and Tribute Donations
You can help support our senior dogs by giving once, giving monthly, or >>>> even making a tribute donation in honor or in memory of a loved one. >>>> Your gift will help provide high-quality vet care and food to the 500+ >>>> senior dogs in our program, and for that we are sincerely appreciative! >>>>
One-Time & Recurring Donations
Tribute Donations
Sponsor an Old Friend
By sponsoring an Old Friend living at the sanctuary, you will help give >>>> them a comfortable retirement and provide high-quality medical care and >>>> food! You will be recognized on the sponsored dog’s page for your one >>>> year sponsorship. All of our dogs receive a thorough veterinary exam, >>>> blood work, possible teeth cleaning and extractions, vaccines, and
microchips. Some dogs also require laser therapy for arthritis,
chemotherapy, hip surgery, and many other specialty services. With your >>>> sponsorship, you can help provide this quality vet care!
You are able to choose to sponsor food for 1 year for $500, medical care
for 1 year for $1,000, or all expenses for 1 year for $2,500.
They aren't even offering useful enticements in exchange, such as a listing
of donors' names in a credit reel or a shout-out during a live stream. >>>
If the dog you are sponsoring passes away during your time ofThose dogs should be put to work instead of having someone
sponsorship, your donation will be used to provide quality care to
another senior dog in our program.
Dog Sponsorships
Donate Now, Pay Later
We’ve partnered with B Generous to introduce a new donation option: >>>> Donate Now, Pay Later! Our senior dogs receive your donation now, but >>>> you pay later over 3, 6, or 9 months. There are no fees or costs for >>>> paying later, and you will make an impact immediately. You’ll also >>>> receive a tax deduction for the full amount of your gift today. Watch >>>> this video to learn more about Donate Now, Pay Later.
Donate Now, Pay Later
For wishlists & other ways you can help our Old Friends, click here. >>>> Donate with PayPal
Donate with Venmo
Why donate to Old Friends?
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is almost completely funded by private >>>> donations. Our primary goals are to provide lifetime high-quality care >>>> to and find placements for otherwise “unadoptable” dogs, therefore, we
do not charge an adoption fee or any other fees to help to cover our >>>> expenses. All the dogs who come into our program are fully vetted prior >>>> to living at the sanctuary or being placed in a forever foster home. We >>>> ensure that the dogs at the sanctuary and those in forever foster homes >>>> get their monthly preventatives, required vetting, and any other special
needs that they may have. One-time, recurring, tribute, and dog
sponsorship donations are made through NEONcrm.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3), IRS recognized,
nonprofit organization. All of your donations are tax deductible. Our >>>> EIN is 45-5084188. View our GuideStar profile here.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a Forever Foster Home based
Sanctuary in beautiful Mount Juliet, Tennessee, generally housing
approximately 120 senior dogs at the Sanctuary and others in temporary >>>> and Forever Foster Homes. While providing lifetime homes for senior >>>> dogs, OFSDS strives to raise awareness of the joys and challenges of >>>> living with older dogs. We are a 501(c)(3), non-profit organization. We >>>> do not concern ourselves with the quantity of time that they have left, >>>> rather the quality of the life that we can provide them for that time." >>>
pathetically beg on their behalf for donations which they clearly
have not earned.
difference between these dogs and John DeJong?
John is an anti-propagandist with an IQ between 144-156 who
teaches self-defense against disinformation, propaganda, and
advertising, and whose Work will create a new pedagogical
paradigm in information literacy that echoes ages into the future.
Those dogs probably don't even have an IQ of 80, and have not
contributed anything to the body of political science.
Some intelligent dogs have travelled to outer space.
How many times has John been?
On Monday, April 3, 2023 at 5:29:10 AM UTC-4, ]v[etaphoid wrote:
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:
On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 2:49:10 PM UTC-7, ]v[etaphoid wrote:
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:
On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 1:02:01 PM UTC-7, Davey Zimmerman #274 wrote:Apart from the fact that their dental hygiene is likely better, what is the
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote in
news:8bee0a72-5f9e-48d0...@googlegroups.com:
[FLUSH of begging spiel from lazy beggar enablers]
It appears John wants other people's money rather than earn his way. >>>> Fuck John Henry DeJong and his over two decades of mooching, hypocrisy,
indolence and abuse. Instead I suggest an alternative to donate to >>>> people honestly working towards caring for pets who deserve it.
While I kick in a few bucks every month out of my labors, there's a lot
of deserving pets that could stand some more support. Throw in a few >>>> bucks if you can. If this is too far away for your tastes, throw a few
bucks worth of support to a local shelter.
<ahem>
https://ofsds.org/donate/
I don't see why it has to be one or the other. John is effectively disabled,
same as these curs. Just because these animals don't have the ability >>> to use social media to ask for help doesn't mean they wouldn't if they >>> could. $200 for JH and $100 for the mongrels would be a fair split, >>> considering that the latter group has abundant resources already and >>> doesn't have subscriptions overdue right now.
"Make a Donor Account
Whether you’re a new or returning donor, you can create an account to
manage your donations and more. Click below to register or login. >>>>
Register/Login
One-Time, Recurring, and Tribute Donations
You can help support our senior dogs by giving once, giving monthly, or
even making a tribute donation in honor or in memory of a loved one. >>>> Your gift will help provide high-quality vet care and food to the 500+
senior dogs in our program, and for that we are sincerely appreciative!
One-Time & Recurring Donations
Tribute Donations
Sponsor an Old Friend
By sponsoring an Old Friend living at the sanctuary, you will help give
them a comfortable retirement and provide high-quality medical care and
food! You will be recognized on the sponsored dog’s page for your one
year sponsorship. All of our dogs receive a thorough veterinary exam, >>>> blood work, possible teeth cleaning and extractions, vaccines, and >>>> microchips. Some dogs also require laser therapy for arthritis,
chemotherapy, hip surgery, and many other specialty services. With your
sponsorship, you can help provide this quality vet care!
You are able to choose to sponsor food for 1 year for $500, medical care
for 1 year for $1,000, or all expenses for 1 year for $2,500.
They aren't even offering useful enticements in exchange, such as a listing
of donors' names in a credit reel or a shout-out during a live stream. >>>
If the dog you are sponsoring passes away during your time of
sponsorship, your donation will be used to provide quality care to >>>> another senior dog in our program.
Dog Sponsorships
Donate Now, Pay Later
We’ve partnered with B Generous to introduce a new donation option: >>>> Donate Now, Pay Later! Our senior dogs receive your donation now, but >>>> you pay later over 3, 6, or 9 months. There are no fees or costs for >>>> paying later, and you will make an impact immediately. You’ll also >>>> receive a tax deduction for the full amount of your gift today. Watch >>>> this video to learn more about Donate Now, Pay Later.
Donate Now, Pay Later
For wishlists & other ways you can help our Old Friends, click here. >>>> Donate with PayPal
Donate with Venmo
Why donate to Old Friends?
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is almost completely funded by private
donations. Our primary goals are to provide lifetime high-quality care
to and find placements for otherwise “unadoptable” dogs, therefore, we
do not charge an adoption fee or any other fees to help to cover our >>>> expenses. All the dogs who come into our program are fully vetted prior
to living at the sanctuary or being placed in a forever foster home. We
ensure that the dogs at the sanctuary and those in forever foster homes
get their monthly preventatives, required vetting, and any other special
needs that they may have. One-time, recurring, tribute, and dog
sponsorship donations are made through NEONcrm.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3), IRS recognized,
nonprofit organization. All of your donations are tax deductible. Our >>>> EIN is 45-5084188. View our GuideStar profile here.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a Forever Foster Home based
Sanctuary in beautiful Mount Juliet, Tennessee, generally housing >>>> approximately 120 senior dogs at the Sanctuary and others in temporary
and Forever Foster Homes. While providing lifetime homes for senior >>>> dogs, OFSDS strives to raise awareness of the joys and challenges of >>>> living with older dogs. We are a 501(c)(3), non-profit organization. We
do not concern ourselves with the quantity of time that they have left,
rather the quality of the life that we can provide them for that time."
Those dogs should be put to work instead of having someone
pathetically beg on their behalf for donations which they clearly
have not earned.
difference between these dogs and John DeJong?
John is an anti-propagandist with an IQ between 144-156 who
teaches self-defense against disinformation, propaganda, and advertising, and whose Work will create a new pedagogical
paradigm in information literacy that echoes ages into the future.
Those dogs probably don't even have an IQ of 80, and have not contributed anything to the body of political science.
Some intelligent dogs have travelled to outer space.
How many times has John been?It is my observation that John suffers from a severe case or oral diarrhea. Non stop flow that amounts to nothing but a pile of shit.
Those 80 IQ dogs, left out in the world, would figure out how to meet their own needs of food and shelter and not beg other dogs to not only meet their OWN needs but care for the lazy dog as well.
My monthly $150 charity budget will go to those deserving dogs who would if the could!!!
On Monday, April 3, 2023 at 7:12:18 AM UTC-7, Kara Mac wrote:John says lots of dumb shit. If I compare what John has given to society and what dogs contribute.....well. No contest. Dogs for the win.
On Monday, April 3, 2023 at 5:29:10 AM UTC-4, ]v[etaphoid wrote:
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:
On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 2:49:10 PM UTC-7, ]v[etaphoid wrote:
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:
On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 1:02:01 PM UTC-7, Davey Zimmerman #274 wrote:Apart from the fact that their dental hygiene is likely better, what is the
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote in
news:8bee0a72-5f9e-48d0...@googlegroups.com:
[FLUSH of begging spiel from lazy beggar enablers]
It appears John wants other people's money rather than earn his way.
Fuck John Henry DeJong and his over two decades of mooching, hypocrisy,
indolence and abuse. Instead I suggest an alternative to donate to >>>> people honestly working towards caring for pets who deserve it. >>>>
While I kick in a few bucks every month out of my labors, there's a lot
of deserving pets that could stand some more support. Throw in a few
bucks if you can. If this is too far away for your tastes, throw a few
bucks worth of support to a local shelter.
<ahem>
https://ofsds.org/donate/
I don't see why it has to be one or the other. John is effectively disabled,
same as these curs. Just because these animals don't have the ability
to use social media to ask for help doesn't mean they wouldn't if they
could. $200 for JH and $100 for the mongrels would be a fair split, >>> considering that the latter group has abundant resources already and >>> doesn't have subscriptions overdue right now.
"Make a Donor Account
Whether you’re a new or returning donor, you can create an account to
manage your donations and more. Click below to register or login. >>>>
Register/Login
One-Time, Recurring, and Tribute Donations
You can help support our senior dogs by giving once, giving monthly, or
even making a tribute donation in honor or in memory of a loved one.
Your gift will help provide high-quality vet care and food to the 500+
senior dogs in our program, and for that we are sincerely appreciative!
One-Time & Recurring Donations
Tribute Donations
Sponsor an Old Friend
By sponsoring an Old Friend living at the sanctuary, you will help give
them a comfortable retirement and provide high-quality medical care and
food! You will be recognized on the sponsored dog’s page for your one
year sponsorship. All of our dogs receive a thorough veterinary exam,
blood work, possible teeth cleaning and extractions, vaccines, and >>>> microchips. Some dogs also require laser therapy for arthritis, >>>> chemotherapy, hip surgery, and many other specialty services. With your
sponsorship, you can help provide this quality vet care!
You are able to choose to sponsor food for 1 year for $500, medical care
for 1 year for $1,000, or all expenses for 1 year for $2,500.
They aren't even offering useful enticements in exchange, such as a listing
of donors' names in a credit reel or a shout-out during a live stream.
If the dog you are sponsoring passes away during your time of
sponsorship, your donation will be used to provide quality care to >>>> another senior dog in our program.
Dog Sponsorships
Donate Now, Pay Later
We’ve partnered with B Generous to introduce a new donation option:
Donate Now, Pay Later! Our senior dogs receive your donation now, but
you pay later over 3, 6, or 9 months. There are no fees or costs for
paying later, and you will make an impact immediately. You’ll also
receive a tax deduction for the full amount of your gift today. Watch
this video to learn more about Donate Now, Pay Later.
Donate Now, Pay Later
For wishlists & other ways you can help our Old Friends, click here.
Donate with PayPal
Donate with Venmo
Why donate to Old Friends?
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is almost completely funded by private
donations. Our primary goals are to provide lifetime high-quality care
to and find placements for otherwise “unadoptable” dogs, therefore, we
do not charge an adoption fee or any other fees to help to cover our
expenses. All the dogs who come into our program are fully vetted prior
to living at the sanctuary or being placed in a forever foster home. We
ensure that the dogs at the sanctuary and those in forever foster homes
get their monthly preventatives, required vetting, and any other special
needs that they may have. One-time, recurring, tribute, and dog >>>> sponsorship donations are made through NEONcrm.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3), IRS recognized, >>>> nonprofit organization. All of your donations are tax deductible. Our
EIN is 45-5084188. View our GuideStar profile here.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a Forever Foster Home based >>>> Sanctuary in beautiful Mount Juliet, Tennessee, generally housing >>>> approximately 120 senior dogs at the Sanctuary and others in temporary
and Forever Foster Homes. While providing lifetime homes for senior >>>> dogs, OFSDS strives to raise awareness of the joys and challenges of
living with older dogs. We are a 501(c)(3), non-profit organization. We
do not concern ourselves with the quantity of time that they have left,
rather the quality of the life that we can provide them for that time."
Those dogs should be put to work instead of having someone
pathetically beg on their behalf for donations which they clearly >>> have not earned.
difference between these dogs and John DeJong?
John is an anti-propagandist with an IQ between 144-156 who
teaches self-defense against disinformation, propaganda, and advertising, and whose Work will create a new pedagogical
paradigm in information literacy that echoes ages into the future.
Those dogs probably don't even have an IQ of 80, and have not contributed anything to the body of political science.
Some intelligent dogs have travelled to outer space.
You only donated $50 to John. If your budget for that month was $150, regardless of your feelings now, it's clear that you still owe JH a $100 donation.How many times has John been?It is my observation that John suffers from a severe case or oral diarrhea. Non stop flow that amounts to nothing but a pile of shit.
Those 80 IQ dogs, left out in the world, would figure out how to meet their own needs of food and shelter and not beg other dogs to not only meet their OWN needs but care for the lazy dog as well.
My monthly $150 charity budget will go to those deserving dogs who would if the could!!!
paypal.me/johnhenryus
"you still owe JH"
This says it all really. This is the heart of the issue- no one owes
you shit.
On Tuesday, April 4, 2023 at 8:10:47 PM UTC-4, Laz Mann wrote:
On Monday, April 3, 2023 at 7:12:18 AM UTC-7, Kara Mac wrote:John says lots of dumb shit. If I compare what John has given to society
On Monday, April 3, 2023 at 5:29:10 AM UTC-4, ]v[etaphoid wrote:You only donated $50 to John. If your budget for that month was $150,
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:It is my observation that John suffers from a severe case or oral
On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 2:49:10 PM UTC-7, ]v[etaphoid wrote:Some intelligent dogs have travelled to outer space.
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:
On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 1:02:01 PM UTC-7, Davey ZimmermanApart from the fact that their dental hygiene is likely better,
#274 wrote:
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote in
news:8bee0a72-5f9e-48d0...@googlegroups.com:
[FLUSH of begging spiel from lazy beggar enablers]
It appears John wants other people's money rather than earn
his way.
Fuck John Henry DeJong and his over two decades of mooching,
hypocrisy, indolence and abuse. Instead I suggest an
alternative to donate to people honestly working towards
caring for pets who deserve it.
While I kick in a few bucks every month out of my labors,
there's a lot of deserving pets that could stand some more
support. Throw in a few bucks if you can. If this is too far
away for your tastes, throw a few bucks worth of support to a
local shelter.
<ahem>
https://ofsds.org/donate/
I don't see why it has to be one or the other. John is
effectively disabled,
same as these curs. Just because these animals don't have the
ability to use social media to ask for help doesn't mean they
wouldn't if they could. $200 for JH and $100 for the mongrels
would be a fair split, considering that the latter group has
abundant resources already and doesn't have subscriptions
overdue right now.
"Make a Donor Account Whether you’re a new or returning donor,
you can create an account to manage your donations and more.
Click below to register or login.
Register/Login One-Time, Recurring, and Tribute Donations You
can help support our senior dogs by giving once, giving
monthly, or even making a tribute donation in honor or in
memory of a loved one.
Your gift will help provide high-quality vet care and food to
the 500+ senior dogs in our program, and for that we are
sincerely appreciative!
One-Time & Recurring Donations Tribute Donations Sponsor an
Old Friend By sponsoring an Old Friend living at the
sanctuary, you will help give them a comfortable retirement
and provide high-quality medical care and food! You will be
recognized on the sponsored dog’s page for your one year
sponsorship. All of our dogs receive a thorough veterinary
exam, blood work, possible teeth cleaning and extractions,
vaccines, and microchips. Some dogs also require laser therapy
for arthritis, chemotherapy, hip surgery, and many other
specialty services. With your sponsorship, you can help
provide this quality vet care!
You are able to choose to sponsor food for 1 year for $500,
medical care for 1 year for $1,000, or all expenses for 1 year
for $2,500.
They aren't even offering useful enticements in exchange, such
as a listing of donors' names in a credit reel or a shout-out
during a live stream.
If the dog you are sponsoring passes away during your time of
sponsorship, your donation will be used to provide quality
care to another senior dog in our program.
Dog Sponsorships Donate Now, Pay Later We’ve partnered with B
Generous to introduce a new donation option: Donate Now, Pay
Later! Our senior dogs receive your donation now, but you pay
later over 3, 6, or 9 months. There are no fees or costs for
paying later, and you will make an impact immediately. You’ll
also receive a tax deduction for the full amount of your gift
today. Watch this video to learn more about Donate Now, Pay
Later.
Donate Now, Pay Later For wishlists & other ways you can help
our Old Friends, click here. Donate with PayPal Donate with
Venmo Why donate to Old Friends?
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is almost completely funded
by private donations. Our primary goals are to provide
lifetime high-quality care to and find placements for
otherwise “unadoptable” dogs, therefore, we do not charge an
adoption fee or any other fees to help to cover our expenses.
All the dogs who come into our program are fully vetted prior
to living at the sanctuary or being placed in a forever foster
home. We ensure that the dogs at the sanctuary and those in
forever foster homes get their monthly preventatives, required
vetting, and any other special needs that they may have.
One-time, recurring, tribute, and dog sponsorship donations
are made through NEONcrm.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3), IRS
recognized, nonprofit organization. All of your donations are
tax deductible. Our EIN is 45-5084188. View our GuideStar
profile here.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a Forever Foster Home
based Sanctuary in beautiful Mount Juliet, Tennessee,
generally housing approximately 120 senior dogs at the
Sanctuary and others in temporary and Forever Foster Homes.
While providing lifetime homes for senior dogs, OFSDS strives
to raise awareness of the joys and challenges of living with
older dogs. We are a 501(c)(3), non-profit organization. We do
not concern ourselves with the quantity of time that they have
left, rather the quality of the life that we can provide them
for that time."
Those dogs should be put to work instead of having someone
pathetically beg on their behalf for donations which they
clearly have not earned.
what is the difference between these dogs and John DeJong?
John is an anti-propagandist with an IQ between 144-156 who
teaches self-defense against disinformation, propaganda, and
advertising, and whose Work will create a new pedagogical
paradigm in information literacy that echoes ages into the
future.
Those dogs probably don't even have an IQ of 80, and have not
contributed anything to the body of political science.
How many times has John been?
diarrhea. Non stop flow that amounts to nothing but a pile of shit.
Those 80 IQ dogs, left out in the world, would figure out how to meet
their own needs of food and shelter and not beg other dogs to not
only meet their OWN needs but care for the lazy dog as well.
My monthly $150 charity budget will go to those deserving dogs who
would if the could!!!
regardless of your feelings now, it's clear that you still owe JH a
$100 donation.
paypal.me/johnhenryus
and what dogs contribute.....well. No contest. Dogs for the win.
Little whiff of money and you back off the "your lying- you never gave
me money"?? Fuck yourself with a cactus.
Pups are only getting $100 as I have already committed $50/ month to a migrant mom with three kids working her way through asylum. Been helping
as part of an adopt a family group I connected with through Witness at
the Boarder for a whole year now!! She has worked hard to help herself. Trained as a nail tech and is paying her own rent now. Not once has this woman begged- got herself and three kids through dangerous conditions to
save their lives, willing to do what it takes to take care of herself
and them. Feels GREAT to give a hand up to a deserving person!!! Charity budget is the best part of my monthly bill paying- all the warm fuzzy feelings of doing some good and not being a selfish fuck. You wouldn't understand.
Kara Mac wrote:
On Tuesday, April 4, 2023 at 8:10:47 PM UTC-4, Laz Mann wrote:Suck ten extra dicks tonight, and you'll have that $100 to send to Jawn Henery.
On Monday, April 3, 2023 at 7:12:18 AM UTC-7, Kara Mac wrote:John says lots of dumb shit. If I compare what John has given to society and what dogs contribute.....well. No contest. Dogs for the win.
On Monday, April 3, 2023 at 5:29:10 AM UTC-4, ]v[etaphoid wrote:You only donated $50 to John. If your budget for that month was $150,
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:It is my observation that John suffers from a severe case or oral
On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 2:49:10 PM UTC-7, ]v[etaphoid wrote: >> > > >> Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:Some intelligent dogs have travelled to outer space.
On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 1:02:01 PM UTC-7, Davey Zimmerman >> > > >>> #274 wrote:Apart from the fact that their dental hygiene is likely better,
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote in
news:8bee0a72-5f9e-48d0...@googlegroups.com:
[FLUSH of begging spiel from lazy beggar enablers]
It appears John wants other people's money rather than earn
his way.
Fuck John Henry DeJong and his over two decades of mooching,
hypocrisy, indolence and abuse. Instead I suggest an
alternative to donate to people honestly working towards
caring for pets who deserve it.
While I kick in a few bucks every month out of my labors,
there's a lot of deserving pets that could stand some more
support. Throw in a few bucks if you can. If this is too far
away for your tastes, throw a few bucks worth of support to a
local shelter.
<ahem>
https://ofsds.org/donate/
I don't see why it has to be one or the other. John is
effectively disabled,
same as these curs. Just because these animals don't have the
ability to use social media to ask for help doesn't mean they
wouldn't if they could. $200 for JH and $100 for the mongrels
would be a fair split, considering that the latter group has
abundant resources already and doesn't have subscriptions
overdue right now.
"Make a Donor Account Whether you’re a new or returning donor, >> > > >>>> you can create an account to manage your donations and more.
Click below to register or login.
Register/Login One-Time, Recurring, and Tribute Donations You
can help support our senior dogs by giving once, giving
monthly, or even making a tribute donation in honor or in
memory of a loved one.
Your gift will help provide high-quality vet care and food to
the 500+ senior dogs in our program, and for that we are
sincerely appreciative!
One-Time & Recurring Donations Tribute Donations Sponsor an
Old Friend By sponsoring an Old Friend living at the
sanctuary, you will help give them a comfortable retirement
and provide high-quality medical care and food! You will be
recognized on the sponsored dog’s page for your one year
sponsorship. All of our dogs receive a thorough veterinary
exam, blood work, possible teeth cleaning and extractions,
vaccines, and microchips. Some dogs also require laser therapy >> > > >>>> for arthritis, chemotherapy, hip surgery, and many other
specialty services. With your sponsorship, you can help
provide this quality vet care!
You are able to choose to sponsor food for 1 year for $500,
medical care for 1 year for $1,000, or all expenses for 1 year >> > > >>>> for $2,500.
They aren't even offering useful enticements in exchange, such
as a listing of donors' names in a credit reel or a shout-out
during a live stream.
If the dog you are sponsoring passes away during your time of
sponsorship, your donation will be used to provide quality
care to another senior dog in our program.
Dog Sponsorships Donate Now, Pay Later We’ve partnered with B >> > > >>>> Generous to introduce a new donation option: Donate Now, Pay
Later! Our senior dogs receive your donation now, but you pay
later over 3, 6, or 9 months. There are no fees or costs for
paying later, and you will make an impact immediately. You’ll >> > > >>>> also receive a tax deduction for the full amount of your gift
today. Watch this video to learn more about Donate Now, Pay
Later.
Donate Now, Pay Later For wishlists & other ways you can help
our Old Friends, click here. Donate with PayPal Donate with
Venmo Why donate to Old Friends?
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is almost completely funded
by private donations. Our primary goals are to provide
lifetime high-quality care to and find placements for
otherwise “unadoptable” dogs, therefore, we do not charge an >> > > >>>> adoption fee or any other fees to help to cover our expenses.
All the dogs who come into our program are fully vetted prior
to living at the sanctuary or being placed in a forever foster >> > > >>>> home. We ensure that the dogs at the sanctuary and those in
forever foster homes get their monthly preventatives, required >> > > >>>> vetting, and any other special needs that they may have.
One-time, recurring, tribute, and dog sponsorship donations
are made through NEONcrm.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3), IRS
recognized, nonprofit organization. All of your donations are
tax deductible. Our EIN is 45-5084188. View our GuideStar
profile here.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a Forever Foster Home
based Sanctuary in beautiful Mount Juliet, Tennessee,
generally housing approximately 120 senior dogs at the
Sanctuary and others in temporary and Forever Foster Homes.
While providing lifetime homes for senior dogs, OFSDS strives
to raise awareness of the joys and challenges of living with
older dogs. We are a 501(c)(3), non-profit organization. We do >> > > >>>> not concern ourselves with the quantity of time that they have >> > > >>>> left, rather the quality of the life that we can provide them
for that time."
Those dogs should be put to work instead of having someone
pathetically beg on their behalf for donations which they
clearly have not earned.
what is the difference between these dogs and John DeJong?
John is an anti-propagandist with an IQ between 144-156 who
teaches self-defense against disinformation, propaganda, and
advertising, and whose Work will create a new pedagogical
paradigm in information literacy that echoes ages into the
future.
Those dogs probably don't even have an IQ of 80, and have not
contributed anything to the body of political science.
How many times has John been?
diarrhea. Non stop flow that amounts to nothing but a pile of shit.
Those 80 IQ dogs, left out in the world, would figure out how to meet >> > their own needs of food and shelter and not beg other dogs to not
only meet their OWN needs but care for the lazy dog as well.
My monthly $150 charity budget will go to those deserving dogs who
would if the could!!!
regardless of your feelings now, it's clear that you still owe JH a
$100 donation.
paypal.me/johnhenryus
Little whiff of money and you back off the "your lying- you never gave
me money"?? Fuck yourself with a cactus.
Pups are only getting $100 as I have already committed $50/ month to a migrant mom with three kids working her way through asylum. Been helping as part of an adopt a family group I connected with through Witness at
the Boarder for a whole year now!! She has worked hard to help herself. Trained as a nail tech and is paying her own rent now. Not once has this woman begged- got herself and three kids through dangerous conditions to save their lives, willing to do what it takes to take care of herself
and them. Feels GREAT to give a hand up to a deserving person!!! Charity budget is the best part of my monthly bill paying- all the warm fuzzy feelings of doing some good and not being a selfish fuck. You wouldn't understand.
On Wednesday, April 5, 2023 at 10:58:49 PM UTC-4, Dick N. Witham wrote:
Kara Mac wrote:
On Tuesday, April 4, 2023 at 8:10:47 PM UTC-4, Laz Mann wrote:Suck ten extra dicks tonight, and you'll have that $100 to send to Jawn
On Monday, April 3, 2023 at 7:12:18 AM UTC-7, Kara Mac wrote:John says lots of dumb shit. If I compare what John has given to
On Monday, April 3, 2023 at 5:29:10 AM UTC-4, ]v[etaphoid wrote:You only donated $50 to John. If your budget for that month was
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:It is my observation that John suffers from a severe case or oral
On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 2:49:10 PM UTC-7, ]v[etaphoidSome intelligent dogs have travelled to outer space.
wrote:
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:
On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 1:02:01 PM UTC-7, DaveyApart from the fact that their dental hygiene is likely
Zimmerman #274 wrote:
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote in
news:8bee0a72-5f9e-48d0...@googlegroups.com:
[FLUSH of begging spiel from lazy beggar enablers]
It appears John wants other people's money rather than earn
his way.
Fuck John Henry DeJong and his over two decades of
mooching, hypocrisy, indolence and abuse. Instead I suggest
an alternative to donate to people honestly working towards
caring for pets who deserve it.
While I kick in a few bucks every month out of my labors,
there's a lot of deserving pets that could stand some more
support. Throw in a few bucks if you can. If this is too
far away for your tastes, throw a few bucks worth of
support to a local shelter.
<ahem>
https://ofsds.org/donate/
I don't see why it has to be one or the other. John is
effectively disabled,
same as these curs. Just because these animals don't have
the ability to use social media to ask for help doesn't mean
they wouldn't if they could. $200 for JH and $100 for the
mongrels would be a fair split, considering that the latter
group has abundant resources already and doesn't have
subscriptions overdue right now.
"Make a Donor Account Whether you’re a new or returning
donor,
you can create an account to manage your donations and
more. Click below to register or login.
Register/Login One-Time, Recurring, and Tribute Donations
You can help support our senior dogs by giving once, giving
monthly, or even making a tribute donation in honor or in
memory of a loved one.
Your gift will help provide high-quality vet care and food
to the 500+ senior dogs in our program, and for that we are
sincerely appreciative!
One-Time & Recurring Donations Tribute Donations Sponsor an
Old Friend By sponsoring an Old Friend living at the
sanctuary, you will help give them a comfortable retirement
and provide high-quality medical care and food! You will be
recognized on the sponsored dog’s page for your one year
sponsorship. All of our dogs receive a thorough veterinary
exam, blood work, possible teeth cleaning and extractions,
vaccines, and microchips. Some dogs also require laser
therapy for arthritis, chemotherapy, hip surgery, and many
other specialty services. With your sponsorship, you can
help provide this quality vet care!
You are able to choose to sponsor food for 1 year for $500,
medical care for 1 year for $1,000, or all expenses for 1
year for $2,500.
They aren't even offering useful enticements in exchange,
such as a listing of donors' names in a credit reel or a
shout-out during a live stream.
If the dog you are sponsoring passes away during your time
of sponsorship, your donation will be used to provide
quality care to another senior dog in our program.
Dog Sponsorships Donate Now, Pay Later We’ve partnered with
B Generous to introduce a new donation option: Donate Now,
Pay Later! Our senior dogs receive your donation now, but
you pay later over 3, 6, or 9 months. There are no fees or
costs for paying later, and you will make an impact
immediately. You’ll also receive a tax deduction for the
full amount of your gift today. Watch this video to learn
more about Donate Now, Pay Later.
Donate Now, Pay Later For wishlists & other ways you can
help our Old Friends, click here. Donate with PayPal Donate
with Venmo Why donate to Old Friends?
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is almost completely
funded by private donations. Our primary goals are to
provide lifetime high-quality care to and find placements
for otherwise “unadoptable” dogs, therefore, we do not
charge an adoption fee or any other fees to help to cover
our expenses. All the dogs who come into our program are
fully vetted prior to living at the sanctuary or being
placed in a forever foster home. We ensure that the dogs at
the sanctuary and those in forever foster homes get their
monthly preventatives, required vetting, and any other
special needs that they may have. One-time, recurring,
tribute, and dog sponsorship donations are made through
NEONcrm.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3), IRS
recognized, nonprofit organization. All of your donations
are tax deductible. Our EIN is 45-5084188. View our
GuideStar profile here.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a Forever Foster Home
based Sanctuary in beautiful Mount Juliet, Tennessee,
generally housing approximately 120 senior dogs at the
Sanctuary and others in temporary and Forever Foster Homes.
While providing lifetime homes for senior dogs, OFSDS
strives to raise awareness of the joys and challenges of
living with older dogs. We are a 501(c)(3), non-profit
organization. We do not concern ourselves with the quantity
of time that they have left, rather the quality of the life
that we can provide them for that time."
Those dogs should be put to work instead of having someone
pathetically beg on their behalf for donations which they
clearly have not earned.
better,
what is the difference between these dogs and John DeJong?
John is an anti-propagandist with an IQ between 144-156 who
teaches self-defense against disinformation, propaganda, and
advertising, and whose Work will create a new pedagogical
paradigm in information literacy that echoes ages into the
future.
Those dogs probably don't even have an IQ of 80, and have not
contributed anything to the body of political science.
How many times has John been?
diarrhea. Non stop flow that amounts to nothing but a pile of
shit. Those 80 IQ dogs, left out in the world, would figure out
how to meet their own needs of food and shelter and not beg other
dogs to not only meet their OWN needs but care for the lazy dog as
well.
My monthly $150 charity budget will go to those deserving dogs who
would if the could!!!
$150,
regardless of your feelings now, it's clear that you still owe JH a
$100 donation.
paypal.me/johnhenryus
society and what dogs contribute.....well. No contest. Dogs for the
win.
Little whiff of money and you back off the "your lying- you never
gave me money"?? Fuck yourself with a cactus.
Pups are only getting $100 as I have already committed $50/ month to
a migrant mom with three kids working her way through asylum. Been
helping as part of an adopt a family group I connected with through
Witness at the Boarder for a whole year now!! She has worked hard to
help herself. Trained as a nail tech and is paying her own rent now.
Not once has this woman begged- got herself and three kids through
dangerous conditions to save their lives, willing to do what it takes
to take care of herself and them. Feels GREAT to give a hand up to a
deserving person!!! Charity budget is the best part of my monthly
bill paying- all the warm fuzzy feelings of doing some good and not
being a selfish fuck. You wouldn't understand.
Henery.
Ah. Slut shaming. So original- the go to for every 7th grade boy and
under endowed limpdick on the planet.
Kara Mac wrote:
On Wednesday, April 5, 2023 at 10:58:49 PM UTC-4, Dick N. Witham wrote: >>> Kara Mac wrote:
On Tuesday, April 4, 2023 at 8:10:47 PM UTC-4, Laz Mann wrote:Suck ten extra dicks tonight, and you'll have that $100 to send to Jawn
On Monday, April 3, 2023 at 7:12:18 AM UTC-7, Kara Mac wrote:John says lots of dumb shit. If I compare what John has given to
On Monday, April 3, 2023 at 5:29:10 AM UTC-4, ]v[etaphoid wrote: >>>>>>> Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:You only donated $50 to John. If your budget for that month was
It is my observation that John suffers from a severe case or oralOn Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 2:49:10 PM UTC-7, ]v[etaphoidSome intelligent dogs have travelled to outer space.
wrote:
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:
On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 1:02:01 PM UTC-7, DaveyApart from the fact that their dental hygiene is likely
Zimmerman #274 wrote:
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote in
news:8bee0a72-5f9e-48d0...@googlegroups.com:
[FLUSH of begging spiel from lazy beggar enablers]
It appears John wants other people's money rather than earn >>>>>>>>>>> his way.
Fuck John Henry DeJong and his over two decades of
mooching, hypocrisy, indolence and abuse. Instead I suggest >>>>>>>>>>> an alternative to donate to people honestly working towards >>>>>>>>>>> caring for pets who deserve it.
While I kick in a few bucks every month out of my labors, >>>>>>>>>>> there's a lot of deserving pets that could stand some more >>>>>>>>>>> support. Throw in a few bucks if you can. If this is too >>>>>>>>>>> far away for your tastes, throw a few bucks worth of
support to a local shelter.
<ahem>
https://ofsds.org/donate/
I don't see why it has to be one or the other. John is
effectively disabled,
same as these curs. Just because these animals don't have
the ability to use social media to ask for help doesn't mean >>>>>>>>>> they wouldn't if they could. $200 for JH and $100 for the
mongrels would be a fair split, considering that the latter >>>>>>>>>> group has abundant resources already and doesn't have
subscriptions overdue right now.
"Make a Donor Account Whether you’re a new or returning >>>>>>>>>>> donor,
you can create an account to manage your donations and
more. Click below to register or login.
Register/Login One-Time, Recurring, and Tribute Donations >>>>>>>>>>> You can help support our senior dogs by giving once, giving >>>>>>>>>>> monthly, or even making a tribute donation in honor or in >>>>>>>>>>> memory of a loved one.
Your gift will help provide high-quality vet care and food >>>>>>>>>>> to the 500+ senior dogs in our program, and for that we are >>>>>>>>>>> sincerely appreciative!
One-Time & Recurring Donations Tribute Donations Sponsor an >>>>>>>>>>> Old Friend By sponsoring an Old Friend living at the
sanctuary, you will help give them a comfortable retirement >>>>>>>>>>> and provide high-quality medical care and food! You will be >>>>>>>>>>> recognized on the sponsored dog’s page for your one year >>>>>>>>>>> sponsorship. All of our dogs receive a thorough veterinary >>>>>>>>>>> exam, blood work, possible teeth cleaning and extractions, >>>>>>>>>>> vaccines, and microchips. Some dogs also require laser
therapy for arthritis, chemotherapy, hip surgery, and many >>>>>>>>>>> other specialty services. With your sponsorship, you can >>>>>>>>>>> help provide this quality vet care!
You are able to choose to sponsor food for 1 year for $500, >>>>>>>>>>> medical care for 1 year for $1,000, or all expenses for 1 >>>>>>>>>>> year for $2,500.
They aren't even offering useful enticements in exchange,
such as a listing of donors' names in a credit reel or a
shout-out during a live stream.
If the dog you are sponsoring passes away during your time >>>>>>>>>>> of sponsorship, your donation will be used to provide
quality care to another senior dog in our program.
Dog Sponsorships Donate Now, Pay Later We’ve partnered with >>>>>>>>>>> B Generous to introduce a new donation option: Donate Now, >>>>>>>>>>> Pay Later! Our senior dogs receive your donation now, but >>>>>>>>>>> you pay later over 3, 6, or 9 months. There are no fees or >>>>>>>>>>> costs for paying later, and you will make an impact
immediately. You’ll also receive a tax deduction for the >>>>>>>>>>> full amount of your gift today. Watch this video to learn >>>>>>>>>>> more about Donate Now, Pay Later.
Donate Now, Pay Later For wishlists & other ways you can >>>>>>>>>>> help our Old Friends, click here. Donate with PayPal Donate >>>>>>>>>>> with Venmo Why donate to Old Friends?
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is almost completely
funded by private donations. Our primary goals are to
provide lifetime high-quality care to and find placements >>>>>>>>>>> for otherwise “unadoptable” dogs, therefore, we do not >>>>>>>>>>> charge an adoption fee or any other fees to help to cover >>>>>>>>>>> our expenses. All the dogs who come into our program are >>>>>>>>>>> fully vetted prior to living at the sanctuary or being
placed in a forever foster home. We ensure that the dogs at >>>>>>>>>>> the sanctuary and those in forever foster homes get their >>>>>>>>>>> monthly preventatives, required vetting, and any other
special needs that they may have. One-time, recurring,
tribute, and dog sponsorship donations are made through
NEONcrm.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3), IRS
recognized, nonprofit organization. All of your donations >>>>>>>>>>> are tax deductible. Our EIN is 45-5084188. View our
GuideStar profile here.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a Forever Foster Home >>>>>>>>>>> based Sanctuary in beautiful Mount Juliet, Tennessee,
generally housing approximately 120 senior dogs at the
Sanctuary and others in temporary and Forever Foster Homes. >>>>>>>>>>> While providing lifetime homes for senior dogs, OFSDS
strives to raise awareness of the joys and challenges of >>>>>>>>>>> living with older dogs. We are a 501(c)(3), non-profit
organization. We do not concern ourselves with the quantity >>>>>>>>>>> of time that they have left, rather the quality of the life >>>>>>>>>>> that we can provide them for that time."
Those dogs should be put to work instead of having someone >>>>>>>>>> pathetically beg on their behalf for donations which they
clearly have not earned.
better,
what is the difference between these dogs and John DeJong?
John is an anti-propagandist with an IQ between 144-156 who
teaches self-defense against disinformation, propaganda, and
advertising, and whose Work will create a new pedagogical
paradigm in information literacy that echoes ages into the
future.
Those dogs probably don't even have an IQ of 80, and have not
contributed anything to the body of political science.
How many times has John been?
diarrhea. Non stop flow that amounts to nothing but a pile of
shit. Those 80 IQ dogs, left out in the world, would figure out
how to meet their own needs of food and shelter and not beg other
dogs to not only meet their OWN needs but care for the lazy dog as >>>>>> well.
My monthly $150 charity budget will go to those deserving dogs who >>>>>> would if the could!!!
$150,
regardless of your feelings now, it's clear that you still owe JH a
$100 donation.
paypal.me/johnhenryus
society and what dogs contribute.....well. No contest. Dogs for the
win.
Little whiff of money and you back off the "your lying- you never
gave me money"?? Fuck yourself with a cactus.
Pups are only getting $100 as I have already committed $50/ month to
a migrant mom with three kids working her way through asylum. Been
helping as part of an adopt a family group I connected with through
Witness at the Boarder for a whole year now!! She has worked hard to
help herself. Trained as a nail tech and is paying her own rent now.
Not once has this woman begged- got herself and three kids through
dangerous conditions to save their lives, willing to do what it takes
to take care of herself and them. Feels GREAT to give a hand up to a
deserving person!!! Charity budget is the best part of my monthly
bill paying- all the warm fuzzy feelings of doing some good and not
being a selfish fuck. You wouldn't understand.
Henery.
Ah. Slut shaming. So original- the go to for every 7th grade boy and
under endowed limpdick on the planet.
I'd pay you $20 because you'd be sucking twice the amount of cock than
usual, but you have to leave your teeth in. I don't do gumjobs.
Dick N. Witham <dickn...@aol.com> wrote:LimpDick might be on to something. This is the perfect opportunity for John to prove he will help himself, thereby making helping him feel less like being used. His delicate little piggy toes wouldn't be hurting him as he would be working on his knees.
Kara Mac wrote:
On Wednesday, April 5, 2023 at 10:58:49 PM UTC-4, Dick N. Witham wrote: >>> Kara Mac wrote:
On Tuesday, April 4, 2023 at 8:10:47 PM UTC-4, Laz Mann wrote:Suck ten extra dicks tonight, and you'll have that $100 to send to Jawn >>> Henery.
On Monday, April 3, 2023 at 7:12:18 AM UTC-7, Kara Mac wrote:John says lots of dumb shit. If I compare what John has given to
On Monday, April 3, 2023 at 5:29:10 AM UTC-4, ]v[etaphoid wrote: >>>>>>> Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:You only donated $50 to John. If your budget for that month was
It is my observation that John suffers from a severe case or oral >>>>>> diarrhea. Non stop flow that amounts to nothing but a pile ofOn Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 2:49:10 PM UTC-7, ]v[etaphoid >>>>>>>> wrote:Some intelligent dogs have travelled to outer space.
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:John is an anti-propagandist with an IQ between 144-156 who >>>>>>>> teaches self-defense against disinformation, propaganda, and >>>>>>>> advertising, and whose Work will create a new pedagogical
On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 1:02:01 PM UTC-7, DaveyApart from the fact that their dental hygiene is likely
Zimmerman #274 wrote:
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote in
news:8bee0a72-5f9e-48d0...@googlegroups.com:
[FLUSH of begging spiel from lazy beggar enablers]
It appears John wants other people's money rather than earn >>>>>>>>>>> his way.
Fuck John Henry DeJong and his over two decades of
mooching, hypocrisy, indolence and abuse. Instead I suggest >>>>>>>>>>> an alternative to donate to people honestly working towards >>>>>>>>>>> caring for pets who deserve it.
While I kick in a few bucks every month out of my labors, >>>>>>>>>>> there's a lot of deserving pets that could stand some more >>>>>>>>>>> support. Throw in a few bucks if you can. If this is too >>>>>>>>>>> far away for your tastes, throw a few bucks worth of
support to a local shelter.
<ahem>
https://ofsds.org/donate/
I don't see why it has to be one or the other. John is
effectively disabled,
same as these curs. Just because these animals don't have >>>>>>>>>> the ability to use social media to ask for help doesn't mean >>>>>>>>>> they wouldn't if they could. $200 for JH and $100 for the >>>>>>>>>> mongrels would be a fair split, considering that the latter >>>>>>>>>> group has abundant resources already and doesn't have
subscriptions overdue right now.
"Make a Donor Account Whether you’re a new or returning >>>>>>>>>>> donor,
you can create an account to manage your donations and >>>>>>>>>>> more. Click below to register or login.
Register/Login One-Time, Recurring, and Tribute Donations >>>>>>>>>>> You can help support our senior dogs by giving once, giving >>>>>>>>>>> monthly, or even making a tribute donation in honor or in >>>>>>>>>>> memory of a loved one.
Your gift will help provide high-quality vet care and food >>>>>>>>>>> to the 500+ senior dogs in our program, and for that we are >>>>>>>>>>> sincerely appreciative!
One-Time & Recurring Donations Tribute Donations Sponsor an >>>>>>>>>>> Old Friend By sponsoring an Old Friend living at the
sanctuary, you will help give them a comfortable retirement >>>>>>>>>>> and provide high-quality medical care and food! You will be >>>>>>>>>>> recognized on the sponsored dog’s page for your one year >>>>>>>>>>> sponsorship. All of our dogs receive a thorough veterinary >>>>>>>>>>> exam, blood work, possible teeth cleaning and extractions, >>>>>>>>>>> vaccines, and microchips. Some dogs also require laser >>>>>>>>>>> therapy for arthritis, chemotherapy, hip surgery, and many >>>>>>>>>>> other specialty services. With your sponsorship, you can >>>>>>>>>>> help provide this quality vet care!
You are able to choose to sponsor food for 1 year for $500, >>>>>>>>>>> medical care for 1 year for $1,000, or all expenses for 1 >>>>>>>>>>> year for $2,500.
They aren't even offering useful enticements in exchange, >>>>>>>>>> such as a listing of donors' names in a credit reel or a >>>>>>>>>> shout-out during a live stream.
If the dog you are sponsoring passes away during your time >>>>>>>>>>> of sponsorship, your donation will be used to provide >>>>>>>>>>> quality care to another senior dog in our program.
Dog Sponsorships Donate Now, Pay Later We’ve partnered with >>>>>>>>>>> B Generous to introduce a new donation option: Donate Now, >>>>>>>>>>> Pay Later! Our senior dogs receive your donation now, but >>>>>>>>>>> you pay later over 3, 6, or 9 months. There are no fees or >>>>>>>>>>> costs for paying later, and you will make an impact
immediately. You’ll also receive a tax deduction for the >>>>>>>>>>> full amount of your gift today. Watch this video to learn >>>>>>>>>>> more about Donate Now, Pay Later.
Donate Now, Pay Later For wishlists & other ways you can >>>>>>>>>>> help our Old Friends, click here. Donate with PayPal Donate >>>>>>>>>>> with Venmo Why donate to Old Friends?
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is almost completely >>>>>>>>>>> funded by private donations. Our primary goals are to >>>>>>>>>>> provide lifetime high-quality care to and find placements >>>>>>>>>>> for otherwise “unadoptable” dogs, therefore, we do not >>>>>>>>>>> charge an adoption fee or any other fees to help to cover >>>>>>>>>>> our expenses. All the dogs who come into our program are >>>>>>>>>>> fully vetted prior to living at the sanctuary or being >>>>>>>>>>> placed in a forever foster home. We ensure that the dogs at >>>>>>>>>>> the sanctuary and those in forever foster homes get their >>>>>>>>>>> monthly preventatives, required vetting, and any other >>>>>>>>>>> special needs that they may have. One-time, recurring, >>>>>>>>>>> tribute, and dog sponsorship donations are made through >>>>>>>>>>> NEONcrm.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3), IRS
recognized, nonprofit organization. All of your donations >>>>>>>>>>> are tax deductible. Our EIN is 45-5084188. View our
GuideStar profile here.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a Forever Foster Home >>>>>>>>>>> based Sanctuary in beautiful Mount Juliet, Tennessee, >>>>>>>>>>> generally housing approximately 120 senior dogs at the >>>>>>>>>>> Sanctuary and others in temporary and Forever Foster Homes. >>>>>>>>>>> While providing lifetime homes for senior dogs, OFSDS >>>>>>>>>>> strives to raise awareness of the joys and challenges of >>>>>>>>>>> living with older dogs. We are a 501(c)(3), non-profit >>>>>>>>>>> organization. We do not concern ourselves with the quantity >>>>>>>>>>> of time that they have left, rather the quality of the life >>>>>>>>>>> that we can provide them for that time."
Those dogs should be put to work instead of having someone >>>>>>>>>> pathetically beg on their behalf for donations which they >>>>>>>>>> clearly have not earned.
better,
what is the difference between these dogs and John DeJong? >>>>>>>>
paradigm in information literacy that echoes ages into the
future.
Those dogs probably don't even have an IQ of 80, and have not >>>>>>>> contributed anything to the body of political science.
How many times has John been?
shit. Those 80 IQ dogs, left out in the world, would figure out >>>>>> how to meet their own needs of food and shelter and not beg other >>>>>> dogs to not only meet their OWN needs but care for the lazy dog as >>>>>> well.
My monthly $150 charity budget will go to those deserving dogs who >>>>>> would if the could!!!
$150,
regardless of your feelings now, it's clear that you still owe JH a >>>>> $100 donation.
paypal.me/johnhenryus
society and what dogs contribute.....well. No contest. Dogs for the >>>> win.
Little whiff of money and you back off the "your lying- you never
gave me money"?? Fuck yourself with a cactus.
Pups are only getting $100 as I have already committed $50/ month to >>>> a migrant mom with three kids working her way through asylum. Been
helping as part of an adopt a family group I connected with through >>>> Witness at the Boarder for a whole year now!! She has worked hard to >>>> help herself. Trained as a nail tech and is paying her own rent now. >>>> Not once has this woman begged- got herself and three kids through
dangerous conditions to save their lives, willing to do what it takes >>>> to take care of herself and them. Feels GREAT to give a hand up to a >>>> deserving person!!! Charity budget is the best part of my monthly
bill paying- all the warm fuzzy feelings of doing some good and not >>>> being a selfish fuck. You wouldn't understand.
Ah. Slut shaming. So original- the go to for every 7th grade boy and
under endowed limpdick on the planet.
I'd pay you $20 because you'd be sucking twice the amount of cock than usual, but you have to leave your teeth in. I don't do gumjobs.
You don’t receive blowjobs full stop.
How’s the ex wife going these days?
Kara Mac <karamcnamara0630@gmail.com> wrote in news:135fffdc-0498-47b8-b809-071afdedc179n@googlegroups.com:
"you still owe JH"
This says it all really. This is the heart of the issue- no one owes
you shit.
Give the fuckhead a break. How else is John going to demonstrate his
weapons grade sense of entitlement?
Dick N. Witham <dicknwitham@aol.com> wrote:
Kara Mac wrote:You don’t receive blowjobs full stop.
On Wednesday, April 5, 2023 at 10:58:49 PM UTC-4, Dick N. Witham
wrote:
Kara Mac wrote:
On Tuesday, April 4, 2023 at 8:10:47 PM UTC-4, Laz Mann wrote:Suck ten extra dicks tonight, and you'll have that $100 to send to
On Monday, April 3, 2023 at 7:12:18 AM UTC-7, Kara Mac wrote:John says lots of dumb shit. If I compare what John has given to
On Monday, April 3, 2023 at 5:29:10 AM UTC-4, ]v[etaphoid wrote: >>>>>>>> Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:You only donated $50 to John. If your budget for that month was
It is my observation that John suffers from a severe case or oral >>>>>>> diarrhea. Non stop flow that amounts to nothing but a pile ofOn Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 2:49:10 PM UTC-7, ]v[etaphoid wrote: >>>>>>>>>> Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:Some intelligent dogs have travelled to outer space.
On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 1:02:01 PM UTC-7, Davey Zimmerman >>>>>>>>>>> #274 wrote:Apart from the fact that their dental hygiene is likely better, >>>>>>>>>> what is the difference between these dogs and John DeJong?
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote in
news:8bee0a72-5f9e-48d0...@googlegroups.com:
[FLUSH of begging spiel from lazy beggar enablers]
It appears John wants other people's money rather than earn >>>>>>>>>>>> his way.
Fuck John Henry DeJong and his over two decades of mooching, >>>>>>>>>>>> hypocrisy, indolence and abuse. Instead I suggest an
alternative to donate to people honestly working towards >>>>>>>>>>>> caring for pets who deserve it.
While I kick in a few bucks every month out of my labors, >>>>>>>>>>>> there's a lot of deserving pets that could stand some more >>>>>>>>>>>> support. Throw in a few bucks if you can. If this is too far >>>>>>>>>>>> away for your tastes, throw a few bucks worth of support to a >>>>>>>>>>>> local shelter.
<ahem>
https://ofsds.org/donate/
I don't see why it has to be one or the other. John is
effectively disabled,
same as these curs. Just because these animals don't have the >>>>>>>>>>> ability to use social media to ask for help doesn't mean they >>>>>>>>>>> wouldn't if they could. $200 for JH and $100 for the mongrels >>>>>>>>>>> would be a fair split, considering that the latter group has >>>>>>>>>>> abundant resources already and doesn't have subscriptions >>>>>>>>>>> overdue right now.
"Make a Donor Account Whether you’re a new or returning >>>>>>>>>>>> donor,
you can create an account to manage your donations and more. >>>>>>>>>>>> Click below to register or login.
Register/Login One-Time, Recurring, and Tribute Donations You >>>>>>>>>>>> can help support our senior dogs by giving once, giving >>>>>>>>>>>> monthly, or even making a tribute donation in honor or in >>>>>>>>>>>> memory of a loved one.
Your gift will help provide high-quality vet care and food to >>>>>>>>>>>> the 500+ senior dogs in our program, and for that we are >>>>>>>>>>>> sincerely appreciative!
One-Time & Recurring Donations Tribute Donations Sponsor an >>>>>>>>>>>> Old Friend By sponsoring an Old Friend living at the
sanctuary, you will help give them a comfortable retirement >>>>>>>>>>>> and provide high-quality medical care and food! You will be >>>>>>>>>>>> recognized on the sponsored dog’s page for your one year >>>>>>>>>>>> sponsorship. All of our dogs receive a thorough veterinary >>>>>>>>>>>> exam, blood work, possible teeth cleaning and extractions, >>>>>>>>>>>> vaccines, and microchips. Some dogs also require laser >>>>>>>>>>>> therapy for arthritis, chemotherapy, hip surgery, and many >>>>>>>>>>>> other specialty services. With your sponsorship, you can help >>>>>>>>>>>> provide this quality vet care!
You are able to choose to sponsor food for 1 year for $500, >>>>>>>>>>>> medical care for 1 year for $1,000, or all expenses for 1 >>>>>>>>>>>> year for $2,500.
They aren't even offering useful enticements in exchange, such >>>>>>>>>>> as a listing of donors' names in a credit reel or a shout-out >>>>>>>>>>> during a live stream.
If the dog you are sponsoring passes away during your time of >>>>>>>>>>>> sponsorship, your donation will be used to provide quality >>>>>>>>>>>> care to another senior dog in our program.
Dog Sponsorships Donate Now, Pay Later We’ve partnered with B >>>>>>>>>>>> Generous to introduce a new donation option: Donate Now, Pay >>>>>>>>>>>> Later! Our senior dogs receive your donation now, but you pay >>>>>>>>>>>> later over 3, 6, or 9 months. There are no fees or costs for >>>>>>>>>>>> paying later, and you will make an impact immediately. You’ll >>>>>>>>>>>> also receive a tax deduction for the full amount of your gift >>>>>>>>>>>> today. Watch this video to learn more about Donate Now, Pay >>>>>>>>>>>> Later.
Donate Now, Pay Later For wishlists & other ways you can help >>>>>>>>>>>> our Old Friends, click here. Donate with PayPal Donate with >>>>>>>>>>>> Venmo Why donate to Old Friends?
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is almost completely funded >>>>>>>>>>>> by private donations. Our primary goals are to provide >>>>>>>>>>>> lifetime high-quality care to and find placements for
otherwise “unadoptable” dogs, therefore, we do not charge an >>>>>>>>>>>> adoption fee or any other fees to help to cover our expenses. >>>>>>>>>>>> All the dogs who come into our program are fully vetted prior >>>>>>>>>>>> to living at the sanctuary or being placed in a forever >>>>>>>>>>>> foster home. We ensure that the dogs at the sanctuary and >>>>>>>>>>>> those in forever foster homes get their monthly
preventatives, required vetting, and any other special needs >>>>>>>>>>>> that they may have. One-time, recurring, tribute, and dog >>>>>>>>>>>> sponsorship donations are made through NEONcrm.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3), IRS
recognized, nonprofit organization. All of your donations are >>>>>>>>>>>> tax deductible. Our EIN is 45-5084188. View our GuideStar >>>>>>>>>>>> profile here.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a Forever Foster Home >>>>>>>>>>>> based Sanctuary in beautiful Mount Juliet, Tennessee,
generally housing approximately 120 senior dogs at the >>>>>>>>>>>> Sanctuary and others in temporary and Forever Foster Homes. >>>>>>>>>>>> While providing lifetime homes for senior dogs, OFSDS strives >>>>>>>>>>>> to raise awareness of the joys and challenges of living with >>>>>>>>>>>> older dogs. We are a 501(c)(3), non-profit organization. We >>>>>>>>>>>> do not concern ourselves with the quantity of time that they >>>>>>>>>>>> have left, rather the quality of the life that we can provide >>>>>>>>>>>> them for that time."
Those dogs should be put to work instead of having someone >>>>>>>>>>> pathetically beg on their behalf for donations which they >>>>>>>>>>> clearly have not earned.
John is an anti-propagandist with an IQ between 144-156 who
teaches self-defense against disinformation, propaganda, and >>>>>>>>> advertising, and whose Work will create a new pedagogical
paradigm in information literacy that echoes ages into the
future.
Those dogs probably don't even have an IQ of 80, and have not >>>>>>>>> contributed anything to the body of political science.
How many times has John been?
shit. Those 80 IQ dogs, left out in the world, would figure out
how to meet their own needs of food and shelter and not beg other >>>>>>> dogs to not only meet their OWN needs but care for the lazy dog as >>>>>>> well.
My monthly $150 charity budget will go to those deserving dogs who >>>>>>> would if the could!!!
$150,
regardless of your feelings now, it's clear that you still owe JH a >>>>>> $100 donation.
paypal.me/johnhenryus
society and what dogs contribute.....well. No contest. Dogs for the
win.
Little whiff of money and you back off the "your lying- you never
gave me money"?? Fuck yourself with a cactus.
Pups are only getting $100 as I have already committed $50/ month to >>>>> a migrant mom with three kids working her way through asylum. Been
helping as part of an adopt a family group I connected with through
Witness at the Boarder for a whole year now!! She has worked hard to >>>>> help herself. Trained as a nail tech and is paying her own rent now. >>>>> Not once has this woman begged- got herself and three kids through
dangerous conditions to save their lives, willing to do what it
takes to take care of herself and them. Feels GREAT to give a hand
up to a deserving person!!! Charity budget is the best part of my
monthly bill paying- all the warm fuzzy feelings of doing some good
and not being a selfish fuck. You wouldn't understand.
Jawn Henery.
Ah. Slut shaming. So original- the go to for every 7th grade boy and
under endowed limpdick on the planet.
I'd pay you $20 because you'd be sucking twice the amount of cock than
usual, but you have to leave your teeth in. I don't do gumjobs.
How’s the ex wife going these days?
]v[etaphoid wrote:
Dick N. Witham <dicknwitham@aol.com> wrote:
Kara Mac wrote:You don’t receive blowjobs full stop.
On Wednesday, April 5, 2023 at 10:58:49 PM UTC-4, Dick N. Witham
wrote:
Kara Mac wrote:
On Tuesday, April 4, 2023 at 8:10:47 PM UTC-4, Laz Mann wrote:Suck ten extra dicks tonight, and you'll have that $100 to send to
On Monday, April 3, 2023 at 7:12:18 AM UTC-7, Kara Mac wrote: >>>>>>>> On Monday, April 3, 2023 at 5:29:10 AM UTC-4, ]v[etaphoid wrote: >>>>>>>>> Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:John says lots of dumb shit. If I compare what John has given to
You only donated $50 to John. If your budget for that month wasIt is my observation that John suffers from a severe case or oral >>>>>>>> diarrhea. Non stop flow that amounts to nothing but a pile ofOn Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 2:49:10 PM UTC-7, ]v[etaphoid wrote: >>>>>>>>>>> Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:Some intelligent dogs have travelled to outer space.
John is an anti-propagandist with an IQ between 144-156 who >>>>>>>>>> teaches self-defense against disinformation, propaganda, and >>>>>>>>>> advertising, and whose Work will create a new pedagogicalOn Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 1:02:01 PM UTC-7, Davey Zimmerman >>>>>>>>>>>> #274 wrote:Apart from the fact that their dental hygiene is likely better, >>>>>>>>>>> what is the difference between these dogs and John DeJong? >>>>>>>>>>
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote in
news:8bee0a72-5f9e-48d0...@googlegroups.com:
[FLUSH of begging spiel from lazy beggar enablers]
It appears John wants other people's money rather than earn >>>>>>>>>>>>> his way.
Fuck John Henry DeJong and his over two decades of mooching, >>>>>>>>>>>>> hypocrisy, indolence and abuse. Instead I suggest an >>>>>>>>>>>>> alternative to donate to people honestly working towards >>>>>>>>>>>>> caring for pets who deserve it.
While I kick in a few bucks every month out of my labors, >>>>>>>>>>>>> there's a lot of deserving pets that could stand some more >>>>>>>>>>>>> support. Throw in a few bucks if you can. If this is too far >>>>>>>>>>>>> away for your tastes, throw a few bucks worth of support to a >>>>>>>>>>>>> local shelter.
<ahem>
https://ofsds.org/donate/
I don't see why it has to be one or the other. John is >>>>>>>>>>>> effectively disabled,
same as these curs. Just because these animals don't have the >>>>>>>>>>>> ability to use social media to ask for help doesn't mean they >>>>>>>>>>>> wouldn't if they could. $200 for JH and $100 for the mongrels >>>>>>>>>>>> would be a fair split, considering that the latter group has >>>>>>>>>>>> abundant resources already and doesn't have subscriptions >>>>>>>>>>>> overdue right now.
"Make a Donor Account Whether you’re a new or returning >>>>>>>>>>>>> donor,
you can create an account to manage your donations and more. >>>>>>>>>>>>> Click below to register or login.
Register/Login One-Time, Recurring, and Tribute Donations You >>>>>>>>>>>>> can help support our senior dogs by giving once, giving >>>>>>>>>>>>> monthly, or even making a tribute donation in honor or in >>>>>>>>>>>>> memory of a loved one.
Your gift will help provide high-quality vet care and food to >>>>>>>>>>>>> the 500+ senior dogs in our program, and for that we are >>>>>>>>>>>>> sincerely appreciative!
One-Time & Recurring Donations Tribute Donations Sponsor an >>>>>>>>>>>>> Old Friend By sponsoring an Old Friend living at the >>>>>>>>>>>>> sanctuary, you will help give them a comfortable retirement >>>>>>>>>>>>> and provide high-quality medical care and food! You will be >>>>>>>>>>>>> recognized on the sponsored dog’s page for your one year >>>>>>>>>>>>> sponsorship. All of our dogs receive a thorough veterinary >>>>>>>>>>>>> exam, blood work, possible teeth cleaning and extractions, >>>>>>>>>>>>> vaccines, and microchips. Some dogs also require laser >>>>>>>>>>>>> therapy for arthritis, chemotherapy, hip surgery, and many >>>>>>>>>>>>> other specialty services. With your sponsorship, you can help >>>>>>>>>>>>> provide this quality vet care!
You are able to choose to sponsor food for 1 year for $500, >>>>>>>>>>>>> medical care for 1 year for $1,000, or all expenses for 1 >>>>>>>>>>>>> year for $2,500.
They aren't even offering useful enticements in exchange, such >>>>>>>>>>>> as a listing of donors' names in a credit reel or a shout-out >>>>>>>>>>>> during a live stream.
If the dog you are sponsoring passes away during your time of >>>>>>>>>>>>> sponsorship, your donation will be used to provide quality >>>>>>>>>>>>> care to another senior dog in our program.
Dog Sponsorships Donate Now, Pay Later We’ve partnered with B >>>>>>>>>>>>> Generous to introduce a new donation option: Donate Now, Pay >>>>>>>>>>>>> Later! Our senior dogs receive your donation now, but you pay >>>>>>>>>>>>> later over 3, 6, or 9 months. There are no fees or costs for >>>>>>>>>>>>> paying later, and you will make an impact immediately. You’ll >>>>>>>>>>>>> also receive a tax deduction for the full amount of your gift >>>>>>>>>>>>> today. Watch this video to learn more about Donate Now, Pay >>>>>>>>>>>>> Later.
Donate Now, Pay Later For wishlists & other ways you can help >>>>>>>>>>>>> our Old Friends, click here. Donate with PayPal Donate with >>>>>>>>>>>>> Venmo Why donate to Old Friends?
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is almost completely funded >>>>>>>>>>>>> by private donations. Our primary goals are to provide >>>>>>>>>>>>> lifetime high-quality care to and find placements for >>>>>>>>>>>>> otherwise “unadoptable” dogs, therefore, we do not charge an >>>>>>>>>>>>> adoption fee or any other fees to help to cover our expenses. >>>>>>>>>>>>> All the dogs who come into our program are fully vetted prior >>>>>>>>>>>>> to living at the sanctuary or being placed in a forever >>>>>>>>>>>>> foster home. We ensure that the dogs at the sanctuary and >>>>>>>>>>>>> those in forever foster homes get their monthly
preventatives, required vetting, and any other special needs >>>>>>>>>>>>> that they may have. One-time, recurring, tribute, and dog >>>>>>>>>>>>> sponsorship donations are made through NEONcrm.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3), IRS >>>>>>>>>>>>> recognized, nonprofit organization. All of your donations are >>>>>>>>>>>>> tax deductible. Our EIN is 45-5084188. View our GuideStar >>>>>>>>>>>>> profile here.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a Forever Foster Home >>>>>>>>>>>>> based Sanctuary in beautiful Mount Juliet, Tennessee, >>>>>>>>>>>>> generally housing approximately 120 senior dogs at the >>>>>>>>>>>>> Sanctuary and others in temporary and Forever Foster Homes. >>>>>>>>>>>>> While providing lifetime homes for senior dogs, OFSDS strives >>>>>>>>>>>>> to raise awareness of the joys and challenges of living with >>>>>>>>>>>>> older dogs. We are a 501(c)(3), non-profit organization. We >>>>>>>>>>>>> do not concern ourselves with the quantity of time that they >>>>>>>>>>>>> have left, rather the quality of the life that we can provide >>>>>>>>>>>>> them for that time."
Those dogs should be put to work instead of having someone >>>>>>>>>>>> pathetically beg on their behalf for donations which they >>>>>>>>>>>> clearly have not earned.
paradigm in information literacy that echoes ages into the >>>>>>>>>> future.
Those dogs probably don't even have an IQ of 80, and have not >>>>>>>>>> contributed anything to the body of political science.
How many times has John been?
shit. Those 80 IQ dogs, left out in the world, would figure out >>>>>>>> how to meet their own needs of food and shelter and not beg other >>>>>>>> dogs to not only meet their OWN needs but care for the lazy dog as >>>>>>>> well.
My monthly $150 charity budget will go to those deserving dogs who >>>>>>>> would if the could!!!
$150,
regardless of your feelings now, it's clear that you still owe JH a >>>>>>> $100 donation.
paypal.me/johnhenryus
society and what dogs contribute.....well. No contest. Dogs for the >>>>>> win.
Little whiff of money and you back off the "your lying- you never
gave me money"?? Fuck yourself with a cactus.
Pups are only getting $100 as I have already committed $50/ month to >>>>>> a migrant mom with three kids working her way through asylum. Been >>>>>> helping as part of an adopt a family group I connected with through >>>>>> Witness at the Boarder for a whole year now!! She has worked hard to >>>>>> help herself. Trained as a nail tech and is paying her own rent now. >>>>>> Not once has this woman begged- got herself and three kids through >>>>>> dangerous conditions to save their lives, willing to do what it
takes to take care of herself and them. Feels GREAT to give a hand >>>>>> up to a deserving person!!! Charity budget is the best part of my
monthly bill paying- all the warm fuzzy feelings of doing some good >>>>>> and not being a selfish fuck. You wouldn't understand.
Jawn Henery.
Ah. Slut shaming. So original- the go to for every 7th grade boy and
under endowed limpdick on the planet.
I'd pay you $20 because you'd be sucking twice the amount of cock than
usual, but you have to leave your teeth in. I don't do gumjobs.
How’s the ex wife going these days?
Stay in your lane, sheep fucker. Adults are talking.
Dick N. Witham <dicknwitham@aol.com> wrote:
]v[etaphoid wrote:Actually, they’re talking down to you.
Dick N. Witham <dicknwitham@aol.com> wrote:
Kara Mac wrote:You don’t receive blowjobs full stop.
On Wednesday, April 5, 2023 at 10:58:49 PM UTC-4, Dick N. Witham
wrote:
Kara Mac wrote:
On Tuesday, April 4, 2023 at 8:10:47 PM UTC-4, Laz Mann wrote: >>>>>>>> On Monday, April 3, 2023 at 7:12:18 AM UTC-7, Kara Mac wrote: >>>>>>>>> On Monday, April 3, 2023 at 5:29:10 AM UTC-4, ]v[etaphoid wrote: >>>>>>>>>> Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:Suck ten extra dicks tonight, and you'll have that $100 to send to >>>>>> Jawn Henery.
John says lots of dumb shit. If I compare what John has given to >>>>>>> society and what dogs contribute.....well. No contest. Dogs forYou only donated $50 to John. If your budget for that month was >>>>>>>> $150,It is my observation that John suffers from a severe case or >>>>>>>>> oral diarrhea. Non stop flow that amounts to nothing but a pile >>>>>>>>> of shit. Those 80 IQ dogs, left out in the world, would figure >>>>>>>>> out how to meet their own needs of food and shelter and not beg >>>>>>>>> other dogs to not only meet their OWN needs but care for the >>>>>>>>> lazy dog as well.On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 2:49:10 PM UTC-7, ]v[etaphoid >>>>>>>>>>> wrote:Some intelligent dogs have travelled to outer space.
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote:John is an anti-propagandist with an IQ between 144-156 who >>>>>>>>>>> teaches self-defense against disinformation, propaganda, and >>>>>>>>>>> advertising, and whose Work will create a new pedagogical >>>>>>>>>>> paradigm in information literacy that echoes ages into the >>>>>>>>>>> future.
On Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 1:02:01 PM UTC-7, Davey >>>>>>>>>>>>> Zimmerman #274 wrote:Apart from the fact that their dental hygiene is likely >>>>>>>>>>>> better,
Laz Mann <laz...@protonmail.com> wrote in
news:8bee0a72-5f9e-48d0...@googlegroups.com:
[FLUSH of begging spiel from lazy beggar enablers] >>>>>>>>>>>>>>
It appears John wants other people's money rather than earn >>>>>>>>>>>>>> his way.
Fuck John Henry DeJong and his over two decades of >>>>>>>>>>>>>> mooching, hypocrisy, indolence and abuse. Instead I suggest >>>>>>>>>>>>>> an alternative to donate to people honestly working towards >>>>>>>>>>>>>> caring for pets who deserve it.
While I kick in a few bucks every month out of my labors, >>>>>>>>>>>>>> there's a lot of deserving pets that could stand some more >>>>>>>>>>>>>> support. Throw in a few bucks if you can. If this is too >>>>>>>>>>>>>> far away for your tastes, throw a few bucks worth of >>>>>>>>>>>>>> support to a local shelter.
<ahem>
https://ofsds.org/donate/
I don't see why it has to be one or the other. John is >>>>>>>>>>>>> effectively disabled,
same as these curs. Just because these animals don't have >>>>>>>>>>>>> the ability to use social media to ask for help doesn't mean >>>>>>>>>>>>> they wouldn't if they could. $200 for JH and $100 for the >>>>>>>>>>>>> mongrels would be a fair split, considering that the latter >>>>>>>>>>>>> group has abundant resources already and doesn't have >>>>>>>>>>>>> subscriptions overdue right now.
"Make a Donor Account Whether you’re a new or returning >>>>>>>>>>>>>> donor,
you can create an account to manage your donations and >>>>>>>>>>>>>> more. Click below to register or login.
Register/Login One-Time, Recurring, and Tribute Donations >>>>>>>>>>>>>> You can help support our senior dogs by giving once, giving >>>>>>>>>>>>>> monthly, or even making a tribute donation in honor or in >>>>>>>>>>>>>> memory of a loved one.
Your gift will help provide high-quality vet care and food >>>>>>>>>>>>>> to the 500+ senior dogs in our program, and for that we are >>>>>>>>>>>>>> sincerely appreciative!
One-Time & Recurring Donations Tribute Donations Sponsor an >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Old Friend By sponsoring an Old Friend living at the >>>>>>>>>>>>>> sanctuary, you will help give them a comfortable retirement >>>>>>>>>>>>>> and provide high-quality medical care and food! You will be >>>>>>>>>>>>>> recognized on the sponsored dog’s page for your one year >>>>>>>>>>>>>> sponsorship. All of our dogs receive a thorough veterinary >>>>>>>>>>>>>> exam, blood work, possible teeth cleaning and extractions, >>>>>>>>>>>>>> vaccines, and microchips. Some dogs also require laser >>>>>>>>>>>>>> therapy for arthritis, chemotherapy, hip surgery, and many >>>>>>>>>>>>>> other specialty services. With your sponsorship, you can >>>>>>>>>>>>>> help provide this quality vet care!
You are able to choose to sponsor food for 1 year for $500, >>>>>>>>>>>>>> medical care for 1 year for $1,000, or all expenses for 1 >>>>>>>>>>>>>> year for $2,500.
They aren't even offering useful enticements in exchange, >>>>>>>>>>>>> such as a listing of donors' names in a credit reel or a >>>>>>>>>>>>> shout-out during a live stream.
If the dog you are sponsoring passes away during your time >>>>>>>>>>>>>> of sponsorship, your donation will be used to provide >>>>>>>>>>>>>> quality care to another senior dog in our program. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Dog Sponsorships Donate Now, Pay Later We’ve partnered with >>>>>>>>>>>>>> B Generous to introduce a new donation option: Donate Now, >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Pay Later! Our senior dogs receive your donation now, but >>>>>>>>>>>>>> you pay later over 3, 6, or 9 months. There are no fees or >>>>>>>>>>>>>> costs for paying later, and you will make an impact >>>>>>>>>>>>>> immediately. You’ll also receive a tax deduction for the >>>>>>>>>>>>>> full amount of your gift today. Watch this video to learn >>>>>>>>>>>>>> more about Donate Now, Pay Later.
Donate Now, Pay Later For wishlists & other ways you can >>>>>>>>>>>>>> help our Old Friends, click here. Donate with PayPal Donate >>>>>>>>>>>>>> with Venmo Why donate to Old Friends?
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is almost completely >>>>>>>>>>>>>> funded by private donations. Our primary goals are to >>>>>>>>>>>>>> provide lifetime high-quality care to and find placements >>>>>>>>>>>>>> for otherwise “unadoptable” dogs, therefore, we do not >>>>>>>>>>>>>> charge an adoption fee or any other fees to help to cover >>>>>>>>>>>>>> our expenses. All the dogs who come into our program are >>>>>>>>>>>>>> fully vetted prior to living at the sanctuary or being >>>>>>>>>>>>>> placed in a forever foster home. We ensure that the dogs at >>>>>>>>>>>>>> the sanctuary and those in forever foster homes get their >>>>>>>>>>>>>> monthly preventatives, required vetting, and any other >>>>>>>>>>>>>> special needs that they may have. One-time, recurring, >>>>>>>>>>>>>> tribute, and dog sponsorship donations are made through >>>>>>>>>>>>>> NEONcrm.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3), IRS >>>>>>>>>>>>>> recognized, nonprofit organization. All of your donations >>>>>>>>>>>>>> are tax deductible. Our EIN is 45-5084188. View our >>>>>>>>>>>>>> GuideStar profile here.
Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a Forever Foster Home >>>>>>>>>>>>>> based Sanctuary in beautiful Mount Juliet, Tennessee, >>>>>>>>>>>>>> generally housing approximately 120 senior dogs at the >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Sanctuary and others in temporary and Forever Foster Homes. >>>>>>>>>>>>>> While providing lifetime homes for senior dogs, OFSDS >>>>>>>>>>>>>> strives to raise awareness of the joys and challenges of >>>>>>>>>>>>>> living with older dogs. We are a 501(c)(3), non-profit >>>>>>>>>>>>>> organization. We do not concern ourselves with the quantity >>>>>>>>>>>>>> of time that they have left, rather the quality of the life >>>>>>>>>>>>>> that we can provide them for that time."
Those dogs should be put to work instead of having someone >>>>>>>>>>>>> pathetically beg on their behalf for donations which they >>>>>>>>>>>>> clearly have not earned.
what is the difference between these dogs and John DeJong? >>>>>>>>>>>
Those dogs probably don't even have an IQ of 80, and have not >>>>>>>>>>> contributed anything to the body of political science.
How many times has John been?
My monthly $150 charity budget will go to those deserving dogs >>>>>>>>> who would if the could!!!
regardless of your feelings now, it's clear that you still owe JH >>>>>>>> a $100 donation.
paypal.me/johnhenryus
the win.
Little whiff of money and you back off the "your lying- you never >>>>>>> gave me money"?? Fuck yourself with a cactus.
Pups are only getting $100 as I have already committed $50/ month >>>>>>> to a migrant mom with three kids working her way through asylum. >>>>>>> Been helping as part of an adopt a family group I connected with >>>>>>> through Witness at the Boarder for a whole year now!! She has
worked hard to help herself. Trained as a nail tech and is paying >>>>>>> her own rent now.
Not once has this woman begged- got herself and three kids through >>>>>>> dangerous conditions to save their lives, willing to do what it
takes to take care of herself and them. Feels GREAT to give a hand >>>>>>> up to a deserving person!!! Charity budget is the best part of my >>>>>>> monthly bill paying- all the warm fuzzy feelings of doing some
good and not being a selfish fuck. You wouldn't understand.
Ah. Slut shaming. So original- the go to for every 7th grade boy and >>>>> under endowed limpdick on the planet.
I'd pay you $20 because you'd be sucking twice the amount of cock
than usual, but you have to leave your teeth in. I don't do gumjobs.
How’s the ex wife going these days?
Stay in your lane, sheep fucker. Adults are talking.
Also:
John was kinda hoping he'd have more new content up before he got to
this point, but
Anyway, if you can help JH out it'd be awesome.
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