<t>gmc wrote: ... I trained myself to forget them on wakening, this at a time when I was having successive nightmares. Now as an adult I have not been able to break that. I must dream but I don't remember.<br/> <br/> ....Although I do get the point about them being a coping mechanism for what troubl...

<t>08.45 GMT<br/> <br/> Poor thing still floundering about and still moving west. Lot's of talk but no-one seems to know what to do. "experts' are slapping the water and generally faffing about.<br/> <br/> I believe we've had porpoises but never a whale. It must be unwell and appears to be getting w...

<t>Hawke wrote: Hmmm........<br/> <br/> "Under democracy one party always devotes its chief energies to trying to prove that the other party is unfit to rule - and both commonly suceed, and are right."<br/> <br/> - HL Mencken (1880-1956)<br/> <br/> <br/> LOL. How true.<br/> <br/> also - democracy ju...

<t>if you search on "aspartame health effects", you'll get darn near nothing but hysterical advocacy groups - the first hit is for 'sweetpoison.com' - gee, i don't suppose they have an axe to grind, do they?<br/> <br/> <br/> That is true and I do try to sort this sort of chaff from the actual facts....

nvalleyvee wrote: It is a good substitute for diabetics and people who can't metabolize sugars.


I suspect that it is not.

lis x

<t>OpenMind wrote: Sounds like you've been reading one of those books about personal improvement. Done the same, my life's not been the same since I learnt why it's sh*t. Commit suicide, no fear, I wanna share this sh*t. A sh*t shared is a sh*t halved. I now have half your sh*t. And doesn't it stink...

ArnoldLayne wrote: We get old re-runs in the UK, they're about 6 years old, what she doin now ?


I'm in the UK too, so I don't know.

Where do you get the Union Flag. People keep thing I'm American.

<t>SOJOURNER wrote: SNUFF KISSER<br/> <br/> Which is worse?<br/> <br/> Finding a worm in your salad<br/> <br/> or<br/> <br/> Seeing mouse droppings on the tablecloth<br/> <br/> <br/> The droppings because:<br/> <br/> if the worm is alive and tucking in, at least you know the salad's safe.<br/> <br/>...

<t>Woke up late, again; too late to book car for repair; f**ked up my email in-box; kicked over the one glass of wine I had; home shopping site not working properly; bangers going off all over the place; NO persian rugs; only two fags and one just burnt away; me hair's falling out; I'm skint; life s...

<t>"you're suggesting that aspartame causes auto immune diseases? "CNS conditions", it should be noted, includes "headaches". i don't know about you, but when i get a headache, i don't announce "i have a CNS condition and must receive medical attention".<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> i'm not suggesti...

How 'bout Judge Judy?

She just cracks me up: the judge has no truck with fools and liars; her hair does not move lest it be reprimanded, she is the queen of the put down and I'm hooked!

<t>gosh, psycho things I've done? <br/> <br/> LOADSASTUFF! <br/> <br/> The one that sticks in my mind, and that I feel badly about - putting my head through a shoe store window. Nothing to do with poor shop owner (sorry, sorry, really sorry, really really sorry) it just happened to be there when my ...

<t>wizzard wrote: I love to cook, nothing more satifying then making a meal from scratch and ending up with a lovley meal afterwards. Anything from a full cooked Breakfast to a decent dinner. I love cooking the lot<br/> <br/> <br/> Yeah, me too Wizz.<br/> <br/> I use to cook every day, my dad would ...

<t>CeltWmn wrote: I have a 100 lb Akita named Zeus, a 5 lb Shih Tzu named Angus Og, and until recently a cat named Isis. (I know, all my animals are named after one god or another!) Sorry, it's not a great picture of them!<br/> <br/> <br/> Akitas must be one of my fave breeds. A friend of mine has a...

capt_buzzard wrote: A friend's cats
the white cat on white sofa is a beautiful image. William is soooooo handsome.

Thanks for sharing x

<t>SnoozeControl wrote: For some reason my cat has decided she prefers to do her business on my apartment's carpeting than poo in her litter box. I think she's trying to send me a message. Unfortunately, the only message I'd like to send back to her is to take a big steaming dump in her cute, little...

<r>Nomad wrote: Its going back today. Luckily, usually our tastes are very similar. I cant complain Im just thankful its a non-doily-frilly house.<br/> <br/> <br/> Aw, what a shame! It's a classic. I think there are three of them; the poker one the pool one and something else.<br/> <br/> A friend of...

<t>RE: 'Can't cook, won't cook' :p <br/> <br/> By Chris Hastings and Elizabeth Day<br/> <br/> (Filed: 23/10/2005) copyright of Telegraph Group Ltd<br/> <br/> Gordon's been roasted, notably by Clarrisa Dickson Wright and Tamasin Day-Lewis, a food writer who contributes to The Daily Telegraph and Vani...

<r>I was referring to the politics of drug trials and the implication of corruption at the higher levels of the FDA and governments. Just look at who has financial interest in a certain procuct and who approves what and how. i'm talking about policy and procedure here; THAT is the big thing that aff...

<t>wow, Thanks CVX. :yh_clap<br/> <br/> I've been banging on about this for years. My sister is diabetic with adhd and i have Grave's (thyrotoxicosis/hyperthyroidism). I get a vbad reaction to phenylanine and have long suspected it's toxicity. With very little info in the public domain to back up my...

<t>Where I live...<br/> <br/> Almost every morning from 0630 to 0800 an elderly woman, properly dressed, grey hair neatly tied back sits on the bench below my apartment with her shoppin trolley by her side looking like anyone's granma.<br/> <br/> During her sojourn there on the bench by the post off...

<r>Dear Mink & Skittles<br/> <br/> Mink you're talking about 'causal depression'.<br/> <br/> minks wrote: Depression seems like a plague. I think it is a shame it is running rampant among people. We all just take on way to much and it's finally catching up to us. So many things strike down the h...