Fast-food workers found a toddler early Thursday wandering in Orlando's Conway neighborhood, the Orlando Police Department said.

Workers at a Krystal on Curry Ford Road west of South Conway Road said they spotted the 3-year-old boy at about 2 a.m. He was wearing a shirt and a diaper and was carrying a blanket.

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Things happen here that just don't go on anywhere else. I's got to be the chemtrails.  

Sorry for type o's I'm on cell phone.

I swear to god, that place...
It reminds me of this comedian talking about going into the projects at 3:00 am looking for some crack and there was a baby standing on the corner in a diaper.

There are made for KB topics in the local paper every day.

Yikes.



Nope...can't say I've ever seen anything like that over here.
Just the very rare disorientated asylum escapers

(05-05-2017, 01:34 PM)Accidental Stoner Wrote:  

Yikes.



Nope...can't say I've ever seen anything like that over here.
Just the very rare disorientated asylum escapers

One of these days I expect to find a few frozen in place like the Russkies during the Winter War.

Damn, man...the Finnish ski troopers used to stick
frozen stiff Red Army corpses in the snow to stand
upright...rumour has it it made some of those poor
Ukrainian boys lose their stride for a moment.

http://agricola.utu.fi/keskustelu/images...uumis2.jpg

I still haven't got all images showing up.
For now they have to come from a source with https:
Most everybody uses https://giphy.com for gifs.
None of my photobucket stuff will show.
I can't believe how reluctant big sites are to switch to secure connection.

Well...gruesome photo, any case. Yikes.

is he frozen solid standing up?

(05-05-2017, 01:59 PM)Meh Wrote:   is he frozen solid standing up?

uh huh.
He was laying down but after the fact they stood 'em up.
Some fear factor and intimidation there.

I know if I saw my comrades frozen to death standing up I'd turn around and go the other way.

It's not in the history books, nor was it official Finnish Army
behaviour - more like private soldiers' spontaneous psy-warfare
field tactics.

very effective I assume? I mean, it would work on me

Hmmm...the more I learn about the Winter War 1939-1940,
the more it looks like Stalin sort of wanted those Ukrainian
divisions to perish.

No plan , no proper winter equipment, no real leadership
(since Stalin already had gotten rid of most competent
officer personnel) - they died by the hundreds of thousands
at the hands of a few Finnish Sissi ski troopers using rather
simple ambush tactics.

Not to take anything away from that Finnish generation's
bravery and determination to stay free!

Other peoples/nations did not fare as well under evil Bolshevik
expansionism.