Return-Path: <15352-10493-192899-2010-bruce=ceruleanvilla.com@mail.bulletph.bid> Delivered-To: bruce@ceruleanvilla.com Received: from p3plcpnl0536.prod.phx3.secureserver.net by p3plcpnl0536.prod.phx3.secureserver.net (Dovecot) with LMTP id mZFqIBFYEFlBPAAAeABANA for ; Mon, 08 May 2017 04:35:45 -0700 Return-path: <15352-10493-192899-2010-bruce=ceruleanvilla.com@mail.bulletph.bid> Envelope-to: bruce@ceruleanvilla.com Delivery-date: Mon, 08 May 2017 04:35:45 -0700 Received: from [192.3.10.155] (port=59001 helo=dayton.bulletph.bid) by p3plcpnl0536.prod.phx3.secureserver.net with esmtp (Exim 4.88) (envelope-from <15352-10493-192899-2010-bruce=ceruleanvilla.com@mail.bulletph.bid>) id 1d7gx7-0006G0-Fx for bruce@ceruleanvilla.com; Mon, 08 May 2017 04:35:45 -0700 Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="d4236813727f948cb90909dc75ea2e33_28fd_2f183" Date: Mon, 8 May 2017 07:32:55 -0400 From: "Bulletproof Home" Reply-To: "Bulletproof Home" Subject: Do you know why you should never put a tall fence around your house? To: %%uncomment VAR:zimbraMtaMyNetworks%%trusted_networks %%zimbraMtaMyNetworks%% %%uncomment VAR:zimbraMtaAntiSpamLockMethod%%lock_method %%zimbraMtaAntiSpamLockMethod%% Message-ID: --d4236813727f948cb90909dc75ea2e33_28fd_2f183 Content-Type: text/plain; Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Do you know why you should never put a tall fence around your house? http://bulletph.bid/7IOYrp8k01cwzTZlpKjCd-tn26Dio99Y656DIKNYWH_ijfNo http://bulletph.bid/rV8Sry4336THUBJ3J_ywhVteSLfZBolP6Z4ZJo3lXDT9Ovjc Do you know why you should never put a tall fence around your house? Old/English/(Ænglisc,/Anglisc,/Englisc)/or/Anglo-Saxon/is/the/earliest/historical/form/of/the/English/language,/spoken/in/England/and/southern/and/eastern/Scotland/in/the/early/Middle/Ages./It/was/brought/to/Great/Britain/by/Anglo-Saxon/settlers/probably/in/the/mid/5th/century,/and/the/first/Old/English/literary/works/date/from/the/mid-7th/century./After/the/Norman/Conquest/of/1066,/English/was/replaced,/for/a/time,/as/the/language/of/the/upper/classes/by/Anglo-Norman,/a/relative/of/French,/and/Old/English/developed/into/the/next/historical/form/of/English,/known/as/Middle/English.Old/English/developed/from/a/set/of/Anglo-Frisian/or/North/Sea/Germanic/dialects/originally/spoken/by/Germanic/tribes/traditionally/known/as/the/Angles,/Saxons,/and/Jutes./As/the/Anglo-Saxons/became/dominant/in/England,/their/language/replaced/the/languages/of/Roman/Britain:/Common/Brittonic,/a/Celtic/language,/and/Latin,/brought/to/Britain/by/Roman/invasion./Old/English/had/four/main/dialects,/associated/with/particular/Anglo-Saxon/kingdoms:/Mercian,/Northumbrian,/Kentish/and/West/Saxon./It/was/West/Saxon/that/formed/the/basis/for/the/literary/standard/of/the/later/Old/English/period,/although/the/dominant/forms/of/Middle/and/Modern/English/would/develop/mainly/from/Mercian./The/speech/of/eastern/and/northern/parts/of/England/was/subject/to/strong/Old/Norse/influence/due/to/Scandinavian/rule/and/settlement/beginning/in/the/9th/century.Old/English/is/one/of/the/West/Germanic/languages,/and/its/closest/relatives/are/Old/Frisian/and/Old/Saxon./Like/other/old/Germanic/languages,/it/is/very/different/from/Modern/English/and/difficult/for/Modern/English/speakers/to/understand/without/study./Old/English/grammar/is/quite/similar/to/that/of/modern/German:/nouns,/adjectives,/pronouns,/and/verbs/have/many/inflectional/endings/and/forms,/and/word/order/is/much/freer./The/oldest/Old/English/inscriptions/were/written/using/a/runic/system,/but/from/about/the/9th/century/this/was/replaced/by/a/version/of/the/Latin/alphabet.ld/English/was/not/static,/and/its/usage/covered/a/period/of/700/years,/from/the/Anglo-Saxon/settlement/of/Britain/in/the/5th/century/to/the/late/11th/century,/some/time/after/the/Norman/invasion./While/indicating/that/the/establishment/of/dates/is/an/arbitrary/process,/Albert/Baugh/dates/Old/English/from/450/to/1150,/a/period/of/full/inflections,/a/synthetic/language./Perhaps/around/85/per/cent/of/Old/English/words/are/no/longer/in/use,/but/those/that/survived/are/basic/elements/of/Modern/English/vocabulary. --d4236813727f948cb90909dc75ea2e33_28fd_2f183 Content-Type: text/html; Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit
 
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Do you know why you should never put a tall fence around your house?

When the SHTF ruthless predators will roam about seeking their next target.

And sooner or later, they're gonna find you too...
They won't care if you have a wife or kids..
They're gonna do whatever it takes to get inside and take your food..



Even if it means going over you and your family's dead bodies.

What are you gonna do to make sure this doesn't happen?

Whatever that is, make sure It's not what this guy did...

Why?
He's dead..

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Do you know why you should never put a tall fence around your house? Old/English/(Ænglisc,/Anglisc,/Englisc)/or/Anglo-Saxon/is/the/earliest/historical/form/of/the/English/language,/spoken/in/England/and/southern/and/eastern/Scotland/in/the/early/Middle/Ages./It/was/brought/to/Great/Britain/by/Anglo-Saxon/settlers/probably/in/the/mid/5th/century,/and/the/first/Old/English/literary/works/date/from/the/mid-7th/century./After/the/Norman/Conquest/of/1066,/English/was/replaced,/for/a/time,/as/the/language/of/the/upper/classes/by/Anglo-Norman,/a/relative/of/French,/and/Old/English/developed/into/the/next/historical/form/of/English,/known/as/Middle/English.Old/English/developed/from/a/set/of/Anglo-Frisian/or/North/Sea/Germanic/dialects/originally/spoken/by/Germanic/tribes/traditionally/known/as/the/Angles,/Saxons,/and/Jutes./As/the/Anglo-Saxons/became/dominant/in/England,/their/language/replaced/the/languages/of/Roman/Britain:/Common/Brittonic,/a/Celtic/language,/and/Latin,/brought/to/Britain/by/Roman/invasion./Old/English/had/four/main/dialects,/associated/with/particular/Anglo-Saxon/kingdoms:/Mercian,/Northumbrian,/Kentish/and/West/Saxon./It/was/West/Saxon/that/formed/the/basis/for/the/literary/standard/of/the/later/Old/English/period,/although/the/dominant/forms/of/Middle/and/Modern/English/would/develop/mainly/from/Mercian./The/speech/of/eastern/and/northern/parts/of/England/was/subject/to/strong/Old/Norse/influence/due/to/Scandinavian/rule/and/settlement/beginning/in/the/9th/century.Old/English/is/one/of/the/West/Germanic/languages,/and/its/closest/relatives/are/Old/Frisian/and/Old/Saxon./Like/other/old/Germanic/languages,/it/is/very/different/from/Modern/English/and/difficult/for/Modern/English/speakers/to/understand/without/study./Old/English/grammar/is/quite/similar/to/that/of/modern/German:/nouns,/adjectives,/pronouns,/and/verbs/have/many/inflectional/endings/and/forms,/and/word/order/is/much/freer./The/oldest/Old/English/inscriptions/were/written/using/a/runic/system,/but/from/about/the/9th/century/this/was/replaced/by/a/version/of/the/Latin/alphabet.ld/English/was/not/static,/and/its/usage/covered/a/period/of/700/years,/from/the/Anglo-Saxon/settlement/of/Britain/in/the/5th/century/to/the/late/11th/century,/some/time/after/the/Norman/invasion./While/indicating/that/the/establishment/of/dates/is/an/arbitrary/process,/Albert/Baugh/dates/Old/English/from/450/to/1150,/a/period/of/full/inflections,/a/synthetic/language./Perhaps/around/85/per/cent/of/Old/English/words/are/no/longer/in/use,/but/those/that/survived/are/basic/elements/of/Modern/English/vocabulary.

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