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7/25/2025, 5:55:55 PM
7/23/2025, 10:51:17 PM
>>511161787
Just downright peculiar...
Just downright peculiar...
7/20/2025, 8:07:17 PM
I never gave him a single (you) but he replied to every single one of my posts!
That zesty nigga SHOOK!
That zesty nigga SHOOK!
7/13/2025, 5:37:41 PM
>>212665209
have you, by chance, heard of "Buck Breaking", my dear?
have you, by chance, heard of "Buck Breaking", my dear?
7/6/2025, 11:25:23 AM
(1) I was born in the 1980s. We all have children in our 40s, so my great-grandfather was born in the early 1860s on a working plantation. He was the only male child when my ancestor died defending Atlanta, so technically he wasn't from a slave-owning household, but a slaveowner, himself.
I am descended from the original slave owners in America. The first African slaves arrived in 1619. My ancestor and his brother arrived in 1621. My ancestor became the Vicar of Jamestown, while his brother became the governor and inherited the original African slaves, as their second owner. Eventually, both returned to England, but the governor's nephews remained and were gifted those slaves. I am descended from one of whom. The city of Williamsburg is built on what was our original plantation.
I the early 1800s, after the Cherokee were removed from their land, my branch of the family migrated to Georgia to establish a large plantation in Americus, the same place Jimmy Carter is from, probably because he is also descended from planters who took advantage of the Cherokee extirpation.
By the time of the Civil War, we had expanded into Alabama. That is the where my great-grandfather was born. It is where my grandmother and her brother were born. Her brother, my great-uncle, was a law professor with both his JD and SJD. SJD is a research doctorate, and the equivalent of a PhD. He wrote his dissertation for the SJD on the Fifth Amendment and imminent domain.
For those of you unaware, Britain compensated slave owners after they abolished slavery. The USA was obligated to do the same under the Fifth Amendment. The USA did not have the monetary funds and simply decided not to.
I am descended from the original slave owners in America. The first African slaves arrived in 1619. My ancestor and his brother arrived in 1621. My ancestor became the Vicar of Jamestown, while his brother became the governor and inherited the original African slaves, as their second owner. Eventually, both returned to England, but the governor's nephews remained and were gifted those slaves. I am descended from one of whom. The city of Williamsburg is built on what was our original plantation.
I the early 1800s, after the Cherokee were removed from their land, my branch of the family migrated to Georgia to establish a large plantation in Americus, the same place Jimmy Carter is from, probably because he is also descended from planters who took advantage of the Cherokee extirpation.
By the time of the Civil War, we had expanded into Alabama. That is the where my great-grandfather was born. It is where my grandmother and her brother were born. Her brother, my great-uncle, was a law professor with both his JD and SJD. SJD is a research doctorate, and the equivalent of a PhD. He wrote his dissertation for the SJD on the Fifth Amendment and imminent domain.
For those of you unaware, Britain compensated slave owners after they abolished slavery. The USA was obligated to do the same under the Fifth Amendment. The USA did not have the monetary funds and simply decided not to.
7/3/2025, 5:41:21 AM
>>509351952
Did someone say breaking?
Did someone say breaking?
6/27/2025, 4:02:00 AM
>>149166754
I prefer the work of Ed Buckbreaker
I prefer the work of Ed Buckbreaker
6/21/2025, 8:09:59 PM
Buck status?
6/20/2025, 11:38:48 PM
>>508130036
He's zesty. Moist even. You can trust him with your sister. He'll decorate your living room. Just don't pick up any soap around him.
He's zesty. Moist even. You can trust him with your sister. He'll decorate your living room. Just don't pick up any soap around him.
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