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<t>omg, I cannot begin to say how I feel. Very productive day at work. Yet my son is again in crisis. My husband is again in the bottle. My brother in law just gave me two hundred dollars for getting him a job. Wow, I feel........confused. Life just seems to be a pain lately. Yet, I go on because I ...

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<t>Kathy Ellen;695828 wrote: Hi DH, My grandfather's mine was in the Kougarok River. It was called No. 8, above the Connolly's discovery and the spot fraction. This area was located 120 miles north of Nome. I have pictures of my grandfather's fort called "Fort Mc Fadden." How cool is that...

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<r>The hardest thing I ever did was kick my daughter out of the house. Yet, today, this is the thing she thanks me for the most. Love is tough. If you can't be tough enough to say, "this is my house, and in my house you WILL respect me and do as I say! If you cannot, leave with the clothe...

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<r>When I was living in Yakima, Washington in the eighties, I met some illegal Mexicans with this group. History tells the story here. WE took Texas, New Mexico and portions of Florida and California, if not all of the last two. Yes we took those pieces of land from them. We ...

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<t>Today, I was agitated. All day. Didn't matter what was going on, I was agitated about everything. I want to apologise for going a little of the beaten track here. But this post is on topic and I am posing a real "how I feel today" question. OK, people, i know there are some...

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<t>spot;695755 wrote: No, Wiseguy. Travel across the whole EU for EU citizens is just like travel from one state to another in the US. Some EU countries demand official identity papers of all EU citizens including their own but a driving license is as acceptable as a passport.Yeah, we went from Pari...

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minks;695079 wrote: WOW DH kids are amazing eh. Yep, and to think WE were kids once!

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AussiePam;695265 wrote: No idea what you're on about, Spot, but I'm blonde. Happy Birthday, Koan - from another Virgo! I don't think spot knows what spots on about either. I know I don't. Viva la Virgo, lest they rule the world some day!

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A beautiful sunny day here with no wind and sixty degrees. Put the final weather coathing on the roof, battended down the hatches round the house, got the lawn ready for a mow. :-6

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<t>Kathy Ellen;695460 wrote: Hi DH, My Dad was born at a "gold mining" site about 128 miles west of Nome. He was sent back to Ireland with his Mother when the men got too rambuncious....too many guns around. My family and I were going to venture to Nome and try to find the sit...

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<t>spot;695256 wrote: Here you go, DH, this is where it happened - the first governing document of the United States of America, ratified on March 1, 1781, "The Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union"Article III. The said States hereby severally enter into a firm league of friendship with eac...

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<t>spot;695038 wrote: That, I feel, is a very meaningful question. Any prohibition law will generate crime where no crime previously existed. It happened with alcohol in the 20s, it's happening with "the war on drugs" now, and it has criminalized 12 million undocumented aliens simply because the US ...

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<r>minks;692756 wrote: I believe she was near 40, rumor has it that perhaps it had something to do with alcoholism <E>:(</E> OMG, what are you saying? A three month old and the mother is an alcoholic? Bad enough to die from the drinking? OUCH! <EMOJI seq="1f444" tseq="1f444">:lips:</EMOJI> Sorr...

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neffy;693439 wrote: have a great day koan............21 again:wah:
A fellow Virgo, a fellow aging Virgo at that. We should get together. PM me. We could plan an event together seeing as how I know lots intresting stuff you might enjoy learning.

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Gray clouds, sprinkles, around 50. Fall weather here in the North.

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<r>Crank, herpies, check fraud and jail time. That was before she turned eighteen. By nineteen she was clean, in a trade school and working. By twenty-one, living in Colorado and thinking of getting pregnant. By twenty-five a mother and moving back to Alaska to be closer to me...

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<t>Um, if you need a contact once you get there, you know, to get you settled and set up in your cabin, give me a call. I live in Anchorage, Alaska the biggest town in the state and grew up in the interior's biggest town, Fairbanks. I lived the bush life for a time, was married to an Eskimo and live...

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<t>PerfectAngel;690414 wrote: I would have to say that it was the time that I went to a horse show and I was trying to look cool, calm, and collected when an old friend stopped to talk to me! A gal went walking by with a bronco who decided that he was "spooked". The horse pulled his owner back unexp...

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<t>spot;690801 wrote: Did we get a timeline? I can't see what it is which orients the HD Tetrahedron to January 1st. What's special about January 1st other than that it's arbitrarily chosen currently to be the start of the year? For most of the last millennium in England the start of the ...

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<r>Does your husbands brother count? My husband is slight, where his brother is brawny, hairless where bro is like a hairy ape. More so, my hubby is reserved and proper where Joe, his brother is gregarious and demonstrative. If I thought Joe would concider jumping me, I wouldn't hesitate...

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<t>Wow, not to focus on the pee but.. I've had a few moments though not anything as intense as your horse doing his thing! I once had a whole tour group, ninty or more, come into the Inupiaq Cultural Center where I worked. They assembled attentitivly to hear my spiel. I looked ...

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Who do I have to beg for a link already?

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guppy;689277 wrote: aaaaw dh..dont ya know the more choices you have the better? :pAbsolutly. When I realized there was life after death, it was joy everlasting for me.

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Well, I'm randomly thinking, what if a new fourm comes along and becomes like an internet vacume, sucking up posters from forums all over the net, like a black hole?

:(:-3

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AngelEyes82;689255 wrote: Happy early birthday!!!

thanks

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<t>It is very simple. Chrisitans just don't understand that God never promised them anything. He promised the Jews that He would be their protection and they his people but GOD never pomised the Christians anything. OK, all jokeing aside. What I am trying to say it this. People, PEOPLE, have manipul...

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Indian Princess;689240 wrote: That is sooooo sweet, and cool, well it's a little early but HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!!! Thats ok. I'ma celebrating early! THANK YOU!:wah:

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<t>henrychalder;686841 wrote: I have to admit, I'm accused of not being a good listener, sometimes when my partner goes into telling me something I often get so tediously bored that I find it difficult to keep my eyes open and myself nodding off, sometimes when I have to answer a question I even slu...

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<t>Indian Princess;689239 wrote: This is a serious thread, I need to know what really really scares a control freak, and please not the obvious of not being in control, what makes them feel this way. Somewhere in their childhood, they lived in chaos. Probably somewhere in the first ...

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<r>I am celebrating my birthday. Fifty-two years ago, on this day, I was born in a Taxi cab in front of a Hotel near Boise Idaho, Kootenai County to be exact. My mother told me the tale, every year, for thirteen or fourteen years. She quit for a while, but, now, at her advanced age she h...

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<t>AussiePam;689103 wrote: Jeez - okay, a girl tries to fly into NJ to see her friend.. and me broomstick gets a bit close to the moon, okay, and catches fire and GEESCH... what a lot of fuss!!! It was meant to be a surprise visit!!!..... Anyway, I hitched a ride to shore with one of those cute mana...

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JacksDad;689039 wrote: Don't be frightened. It was just Senator Craigs career that you saw.

;)LOL. Boy, that did crash and burn rather fast didn't it? :wah:

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<r>I believe that people who are mean, unkind, underhanded and otherwise bad, who seek to indulge their whims at the expense of others or who care less about others then they do about themselves, I think those people ought to be pitied. Most suffer extreme self-image, self-worth issues t...

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I love camping. I love the smell of the campfire, cooking breakfast over the opne flalme. All that. Of course, the sleeping one the gound part is not so desirable now that I am older *ahem* and campers ARE the way to go camping.

Give me a camper over tent any day.

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<t>Far Rider;686099 wrote: I have been told before that to confirm jewish blood your mother has to be of Jewish blood, that being Jewish by birth is only traced that way. Does anyone know if this is true or not? Sorry Spot but as a biblical fundamentalist historian I must agree with DH on...

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<t>Oh, I do appreciate your history lesson. Are you an Historian? Oh, no. Perhaps you are an expert on Historians? On History? Theology? Religious History maybe?Jewish History, perhaps? Ok, Ok. Did you miss the part about Noahs son Shem? In other words Abraham decended from.......

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<t>gmc;686007 wrote: posted by henrychalder from the oxford english dictionary Racism is usually as the result of ignorance and/or lack of self confidence in ones own culture. However, ignorant people are not usually lacking in intelligence they are just...

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And good lord, did you hear, hes found Jesus and decided to turn his life around. Now, he should put himself into rehab for anger managemet and he will have pulled out all the stops in the standard celebrity damage control moves.

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<t>spot;685179 wrote: What exactly is "google" supposed to do, presented with a book title and an author? Of course I know the book exists. I'm asking you, in several previous posts, what your quote means.=. Good lord man, it means that Jews, of various SECTS OF JUDEISM, were captured, conquere...

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The sweet smell of hay and the musky smell of sweaty horse. The sound of the ocean, sea gulls and walking in sand. I almost get weak in the knees when I hear the surf, the gulls. Fresh hot bread, with fresh churned butter.

Damn. I miss my mother.

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<t>henrychalder;685170 wrote: You Americans! You dont appreciate how great life is....well I feel great...why? BECAUSE ITS NOT FLIPPIN WELL RAINING THATS WHY! I hear you there! Ten days of rain ended today. I mowed the lawn, cleaned the ducts, vents and went fi...

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Its a new day! I've broken free of my old hindrences and moved out into the unknown.

OK, well, so far its been mildly exciting.

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What a good question. One day as someone from the past, I think I would chose Mrs. Lincoln. On a good day of course.

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<t>Ted;684916 wrote: Wow! Go away for a few days and look what happens. Where to start? Karen Armstrong in her book "The Great Transformation" shows that back as far as 4500 BCE we see the rise of a recognition of the need for justice and kindness and that all of the great fait...

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<r>spot;684553 wrote: Then what you're quoting from is not in the same context as the thread. Okay, if you want me to take each one apart one at a time then that's what I'll do. Not a single one of those claims of yours is an accurate description of Judaism, and you're giving me nothing whatever to ...

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<t>spot;684543 wrote: Christ on a bicycle, DH, there's not one word of that which I'd acknowledge to be true. You're saying all of this without the least attempt at referencing any justification whatever. I simply don't believe any of this. Where, anywhere, do you find anyone else saying it? Who tol...

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<t>spot;684543 wrote: Christ on a bicycle, DH, there's not one word of that which I'd acknowledge to be true. You're saying all of this without the least attempt at referencing any justification whatever. I simply don't believe any of this. Where, anywhere, do you find anyone else saying it? Who tol...

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<t>spot;684529 wrote: Akhenaten, 13th century BC, Egypt, and he didn't exactly leave a lot of writing behind to interpret him with. I call that "prior to" since I don't date Judaism to the 20th century BC, we've agreed to differ over that. What utterly baffles me is this notion you have t...

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Zoroastrianism? Still practiced by some in Pakistan. The worship of the Sun monothisisticly, yes, but with several other characters (minor gods) playing bit parts. Similar, yes, to Christianity, but not so to Judeism and in no way just or kind.

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<t>spot;684518 wrote: Here's a possible list of all the Great religions: Christianity (1900 million) 27 AD Islam (1100 million) 610 AD Hinduism (781 million) 15th century BC Buddhism (324 million) 6th century BC Sikhism (19 million) 1469 AD ...

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