Dakotah's Vampire Journal | Personal Entries

Dakotah's Journal

THIS JOURNAL IS ON 548 FAVORITE JOURNAL LISTS
Honor: 0 [ Give / Take ]

5 entries this month

← Dec 2019

Feb 2020 →

20:10 Jan 30 2020
Times Read: 671

This Dude is my hero....

It's strange here in the States with all these laws against cannabis where in Canada it was legal.

COMMENTS

Dakotah
20:12 Jan 30 2020

I bet that is the best that courtroom has ever smelled.

LORDMOGY
20:20 Jan 30 2020

Bro, there are more lawful ways to support and promote Cannabis Legalization beyond breaking current law to do so. smh!

Dakotah
20:22 Jan 30 2020

Yeah, but he is still cool, brave and yeah, stupid. I think there is a gofundme now to pay all his court cost.

LORDMOGY
20:38 Jan 30 2020

Vampireking777
22:45 Jan 31 2020

Ya im from Canada and cannabis has changed people's lifes and why people here laugh when people think it bad for you cause no one likes at facts and believe the bullshit

22:37 Jan 21 2020
Times Read: 739

Holy shit. Changing your Internet service is fucking torture.

THEY KEEP THROWING OPTIONS AT ME. JUST BRING IT DOWN TO THE BASE INTERNET, DAMN IT. DO WHAT I SAY.

Argh! Argh! Argh! Argh! Argh! Argh!

"You'll lose access to your... "

"I know sports are important to you... "

"I'm trying to make sense of this.. "

JUST DO IT.

edit:
I probably should have taken their last offer, but at this point: fuck them. I'll pay more for NOT THEM.

COMMENTS

Morrigon
03:59 Jan 22 2020

Sir, I'd like to talk to you about how you can save money by bundling your internet, tv, and phone-

xRobin3x
05:53 Jan 22 2020

i can relate..... lol

Liliancat
06:01 Jan 22 2020

"Pats your head handing you my icecream"

Liliancat
06:02 Jan 22 2020

The worst is when they call you on the phone and tell you about to change your wifi to other company to save 1 euro or such and the talk all the time and you just want to go and rest and close the phone

LORDMOGY
16:54 Jan 23 2020

LOL!

markus666
21:43 Feb 03 2020

If you have century link around your town, there is something nobody know. If you own a house and are not planning to move, your juicy price will be $45.00 per month.

18:12 Jan 09 2020
Times Read: 816

After traveling for 5 days and two days of sleep... I think I am alive again. Being on the east coast of America is strange. People are so nice. Not that where I am from they are not nice just they all know me. To be some where I do not know these people and they walk right up and start talking to me is... different. Oh, I am on the south part. Maybe that has something to do with it? IDK... America is just odd. No offense to any American's. This weekend it is going to be 81 degrees. At home it will be -2. I could get use to this! Tomorrow we go on Base for a tour and lunch with our sponsors. Two nights ago I broke my glasses so I can not see worth shit till I get them fixed.

COMMENTS

Vann
05:36 Jan 10 2020

They probably think you are Cherokee and down south there people are that kinda friendly.

MordrakusxMortalitas
13:59 Jan 10 2020

Trump better watch out, someone has crossed a border lol

Glad to see you doing ok though buddy.

16:38 Jan 07 2020
Times Read: 867

So, here is the deal. I am on a work road-trip. BEWARE: This Injun is in USA! Course getting though customs due to Trump knocking off some Iran General and America is on Def-Con Orange or Red- High Alert Status, took HOURS!!!!! I get it though. Best to be safe then sorry and who knows what 14 Native's from Canada might be up too. Even though all papers were in order and Visa's and all that stuff. But they did serve us coffee and donuts at the Border while they searched our vehicles and searched us. That is cool. Oh did I mention our destination? Nope? Well Fort Stewart Army Base!!!!!!! In Hinesville, Georgia. Some info on the base: Fort Stewart is the largest Army installation east of the Mississippi River. It covers 280,000 acres. It's approximately 41 miles southwest of the city of Savannah.. and let me tell you this place is HUGE!!!!! I have seen deer crossings, Elk crossing signs but this is first time I have seen TANK crossing signs. Lot's of them suckers too. So what are a group of Native Indians from Canada of all places during at a Military Base in America? If I told you I would have to kill you. Nope we are not training soldiers in the art of Indian combat. Though that would be fun. I work for Indian Health Services out of Canada. Let's leave it at that.

OMG MOGY THIS BASE IS SO COOL!!!!!!!!!

We are staying off base though and Friday we are getting the full Base tour. Next week is when we actually start working.

Also, my nose has not stopped running since we got here. The locals says its due to the Pine Trees. Anyone know a fix for this?

COMMENTS

LORDMOGY
16:57 Jan 07 2020

Well, welcome to the U.S.A. neighbor.

Just don't judge us as a whole on a few in Washington D.C. LOL!

Dakotah
17:06 Jan 07 2020

Took us 4 hours to get though customs... though we had 4 trucks and is 14 of us on the trip. I will say they treated us very kindly. We left Canada 5 days ago, arrived Monday Night. When we went though the appalachian mountains we hit not only rain but fog. Was something out of a Steven King novel so that slowed us down some. Oh and we hit them on Sunday about 5 pm. Not fun at all.

LORDMOGY
17:06 Jan 07 2020

1. White Sands Missile Range – New Mexico; 3,542,862 acres

2. Fort Bliss – Texas; 1,332,807 acres

3. Yuma Proving Ground – Arizona; 1,008,913 acres

4. Fort Jonathan Wainwright – Alaska; 697,300 acres

5. China Lake Naval Air Weapons Station – California; 651,739 acres

6. 29 Palms Marine Corps Air/Ground Combat Center – California; 635,811 acres

7. Eglin Air Force Base – Florida; 449,421 acres

8. Joint Base Lewis-McChord Air Force Base – Washington; 414,000 acres

9. Edwards Air Force Base – California; 307,517 acres

10. Fort Stewart – Georgia; 279,155 acres

11. Fort Polk – Louisiana; 240,272 acres

12. Fort Hood – Texas; 218,025 acres

13. Fort Benning – Georgia; 179,353 acres

14. Fort Bragg – North Carolina; 152,085 acres

15. Fort McCoy – Wisconsin; 138,323 acres

16. Fort Carson – Colorado; 137,411 acres

17. Camp Shelby – Mississippi; 136,215

18. Fort Knox – Kentucky; 127,930 acres

19. Camp Pendleton – California; 126,749 acres

20. Fort Drum – New York; 124,765 acres

21. Vandenberg Air Force Base – California; 118,312 acres

22. Fort Riley – Kansas; 97,112 acres

23. Fort Sill – Oklahoma; 93,829 acres

24. Aberdeen Proving Ground – Maryland; 76,793 acres

25. Fort Leonard Wood – Missouri; 67,437 acres

26. Marine Corps Base Quantico – Virginia; 60,320 acres

27. Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson – Alaska; 60,027 acres

29. Camp Lejeune Marine Corps Base – North Carolina; 57,319 acres

30. Fort Gordon – Georgia; 55,597 acres

31. Air Force Academy – Colorado; 53,136 acres

32. Fort Jackson – South Carolina; 51,900 acres

33. Holloman Air Force Base – New Mexico; 3,725 acres

34. Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training – California; 44,452 acres

35. Kirtland Air Force Base – New Mexico; 43,842 acres

36. Redstone Arsenal – Alabama; 38,288 acres

37. Fort Campbell – Kentucky; 36,739 acres

38. Fort Dix – New Jersey; 30,720 acres

39. Naval Air Station Lemoore – California; 29,408 acres

40. Tyndall Air Force Base – Florida; 28,824 acres

41. Eielson Air Force Base – Alaska; 24,926 acres

42. Marine Corps Air Station Miramar – California; 22,906 acres

43. Fallon Naval Air Station – Nevada; 22,511 acres

44. Barksdale Air Force Base – Louisiana; 22,504 acres

45. Beale Air Force Base – California; 22,451 acres

46. Fort Irwin – California; 22,154 acres

47. Francis E. Warren Air Force Base – Wyoming; 18,446 acres; 2,954

48. Schofield Barracks – Hawaii; 17,725 acres; 16,725 active duty service members

49. Joint Base Charleston – South Carolina; 16,729 acres; 5,975 active duty service members

50. Kings Bay Navy Submarine Base – Georgia; 16,616 acres; 2,717 active duty service members