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<t>Clodhopper;835428 wrote: A lot of the problem with people's acceptance of the reality of Global Warming and how serious it really is, is that people don't understand numbers with more than about four noughts behind them. I know I don't, but I know I don't, if you see what I mean. I've ...

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<t>Thank you Mr. Mawr! Batteries store electricity, don't they? Windmills, generate electricity which is stored in banks of large batteries. Solar panels store electricity into banks of car batteries, also. I personally know a few living up here in places that are off the power grid, gene...

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Don't have a pot to **** in.

Poorer than dirt

Missing a bolt,

only half lit,

empty upstairs,

dumber than dirt

Nobody home.

Uglier than sin,

face only a mother could love

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Nutty buddy, mmmm:p

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a cracker

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It's not finished until the fat lady sings.

Grasp the tiger by the tail

Save it for a rainy day

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<r>You can't win for trying. Close the door, were you born in barn? There's nothing like a woman scorned. Dumb as a post. Don't throw the baby out with the bath water. There's no friend like an old friend. Cold hands, warm heart. ...

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This was the most entertaining thread I have read today. What does that say for me? no, I doon't want toooo know.

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<r>Geronimo;779917 wrote: its fun to have fun watching this while not being hungry dont oyu think? ok, I missed the humor in this one. Wouldn't it be grand if Clinton picked Condolisa Rice for her vice pres? Or Ophra Winfry. How about Ron Paul. Just as an aside, I watche...

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<r>Bryn Mawr;774480 wrote: If you read the article you referenced the first paragraph states that the proposed bill was blocked - euthanasia remains, as it always has been, illegal in this country. The situation in Holland is totally different to the proposed bill. If you look ...

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Richard Bell;774602 wrote: :yh_rotfl :yh_rotfl :yh_rotfl l:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

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<r>Well, thanks for sharing your born again experiance. I'm glad you are feeling so good about your life and wish you well in all your endevors. Myself, I don't beleive in an all knowing, all seeing God. If He egsisted he would have eliminated the human race by now and chalked it up to o...

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<r>Pinky;774587 wrote: wHATEVER!!!? As if the NHS would last five minutes without the revenue from smokers? It would be highly hypocrytical of them to deny us treatmentbwhile we basically pay for the rest of the nation. Ok, people who smoke non-stop are killing themseves, same ...

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<t>Galbally;774491 wrote: Erm, well I suppose Clinton-Obama is fine, or if not then maybe Obama-Clinton, I don't think your man Edwards has much of a chance since he pulled out, though maybe he will surprise us all. Actually, what about Clinton-Clinton, just because he was President, does...

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<r>Bryn Mawr;772526 wrote: As a Brit I demand that the government ensure that no-one should die unnecessarily from a preventable health problem. Yes, non-emergency treatment can take a while if it's not life threatening and the cosmetic stuff you're on you own for. I have worke...

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<t>[QUOTE=gmc;771972]posted by double helix I see your geography is as good as your arithmetic. Actually the UK would fit comfortably inside either one of those states with plenty of room to spare. It's one of the most heavily populated areas on the planet. There a...

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<t>Accountable;770181 wrote: My pessimism stems from long history of human tendency to abuse power when they are remote, nothing more. So long as Europe keeps the EU in check as you have done with the UK gov't lately, you'll be okay. As for your analysis of the US, I really th...

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<r>Galbally I think it's a really fascinating election, and it demonstrates American democracy working quite well actually, its a refreshing change from the last few elections, and also from our own depressing politics over here. I agree! Facinating election. Obama took Alaska!:eek...

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<t>spot;771331 wrote: That's how we change, DH. Isn't it great? 47% of Australians have a parent who was born abroad. 50% of those were born abroad themselves. If we try hard we might one day reach those figures, at the moment it's just an aspiration. Please tell where your getting y...

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<r>gmc;770156 wrote: So when will the US adopt Catholicism in the same way? After all all these catholics coming in to the country are bound to have more influence in the future as they become absorbed in to your offices, businesses and legal benches then they will soon be incorporating their "laws"...

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<r>Saving wrapping paper, tin foil and catalogs. Rinsing out cans to be used again. Hot potato in the pocket for the walk to school to be eaten later with salt, for lunch. These, and much more, were the stories of my grandparents. My parents were allowed to use cocaine and marijuana with...

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<t>:yh_rotflgmc;760963 wrote: Don't worry. the european court of human rights will never let it happen. The UK has the highest rate of fundamental Islamic immigration. I believe they now make up more than 38% of your country, sort of like the Mexicans in mine. We, the pale skins, make up the minorit...

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I was a die hard Pepsi drinker for twenty years. I suddenly gave it up five years ago when I learned that it caused incontinence for some people.

Now I drink latte's or water. Mostly latte's.

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People who eat seal blubber, dried caribou and drink too much. Chechako's that flip their big SUV's everytime it snows another half-inch. Sourdoughs who stop to help and everything in between.

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Why do people have to hurt others? Even good people hurt each other. Why?

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<r>Although it's very cold here, and the beautiful things Clint had to say are true for my area too, God still isn't telling me anything. <E>:D</E> Sorry, I couldn't resist. I am sorry sometimes, that I don't beleive in a higher power. If I did, I might find some respite from the reality ...

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<r>Thanks Chezzie. This one seems to be more informative though, and since I had bariatic sugery which can result in malabsorbtion of iron, b vitamins, zinc and calcium this is most likely the cause of my problem:<URL url="http://http//www.mayoclinic.com/health/burning-mouth-syndrome/DS00462Introduc...

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<t>Anyone ever heard of such a thing? The tongue feels as if its been scalded, sore spots or areas in the mouth, throat yet, the mouth looks perfectly normal? Feelings of dryness or sticky-dryness at the corners of the mouth with repeated bacterial infections (pneumonia, plugged ear ducts, bronchiti...

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spot;765980 wrote: Previet, comrade! For someone in Krasnoyarsk you write excellent English.Why thanks Spot! The Inupiat taught me when I crossed the bering straight in my pushtic boat.:-6

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<r>Nomad;767221 wrote: If your asking if I know what its like to walk in your shoes the answer is no. We each walk alone and sometimes alone together. The best I can do is offer a genuine opinion with some thought invested in it before I speak.Nice answer. Ever been...

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Accountable;765450 wrote: :yh_clap

Except for that comment about Hillary. We know she's a woman because she has really thick ankles.Hillary is a Woman? Really, you could have fooled Bill.

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Wide open vistas of wild untouched beauty. Very cold weather even in summer:rolleyes: Lots of moose roaming around and

lots of bears roaming along right after them.

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Obama is from Illinois?

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<t>Accountable;764955 wrote: I was watching Mad Money (investment TV show) yesterday. Cramer quoted a stat that laproscopic surgery can eliminate something like 78% of type 2 diabetes. I thought once you got it you got it and that's that.I think you mean Bariatric surgery. It can reverse diabetes be...

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<t>RedGlitter;763937 wrote: I could have bought two apples that would not have stayed with me or been satisfying or I could have bought the four ramens that I did and had four hot meals. That was why I ate the sodium.:wah: I never did like apples. When I hit my forties I quit eating all sodium. Star...

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rjwould;761032 wrote: OH, you got a payoff for it so that makes it good!!OK..Uh, I think you must have fired that response off without thinking. :wah:

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<r>RedGlitter;761054 wrote: Sounds like somebody's got a little bias against heavy people. Just as an aside, I was at Walmart this week and because i'm pinching my pennies until Liincoln screams, I bought some Walmart brand Cup O Noodles. One cup was 28 cents. It contained 300 calories an...

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<t>A man was arrested for raping and killing a dog, then he cut off its head and had sex with the open wound hung the carcass up and skinned it. His mother, when she called in the complaint, told the police that he had been "experimenting" with the dogs for years but was now threatening to "do her n...

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<t>fuzzy butt;760934 wrote: I have one set for formal dinners .......white china with a gold rim i have the everyday set that is stone and a deep blue colour I have one that i take camping (because i can't eat off plastic it's crude.) I have a double set for parties...

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<t>911;745961 wrote: IT'S A REMAKE!!! LAWD, I HATE REMAKES!!:-5 But then chances are I will watch it, I just won't pay to watch it;)Yep, of Omega Man. Came out in the seventies. I remember watching it. I went to see it. It was chair gripping good! Besides I like Will...

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<t>Accountable;760396 wrote: Yet more reason to reject national health "care" in the US! If someone is willing to spend the exhorbitant prices charged for tobacco here, he should budget for the consequences as well. However, morbidly obese poor often get...

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<r>rjwould;760646 wrote: So, since you're an employee in a health care facility, you now know all the ins and outs of the money coming in? Thats it? Thats all you have to say? <EMOJI seq="1f914" tseq="1f914">:thinking:</EMOJI> Ok, well, it's like this. Our company does a profit shar...

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Only if alcaholics, drug addicts, and sexual peditors are included.

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<t>RedGlitter;759081 wrote: Thank you, DH. You just came full circle and proved my point. They *can* say anything they want convincingly enough, and that's why I'd rather have a regular mellow voiced candidate than a chest beating, arrogant candidate like Bush. No offense to you or anyone who voted ...

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<t>rjwould;758261 wrote: So, who are you supporting? I notice you haven't declared yet, why is that? This is the kind of stuff that drives me crazy about conservatives If I hadn't declared how would you know what I am? Conserviative or Liberal, its the BEST man for the job, right? <b...

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<t>RedGlitter;758223 wrote: Indeed it is and I think that's a shame. That may be why we keep losing out on good candidates- because we go too much on how they say things instead of what they say. We pay too much attention to appearance and not enough to substance. By "we" I mean in general and pleas...

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<t>RedGlitter;757414 wrote: I just recently started studying up on Paul, knowing nothing of him previously and wondering who the "Ron Paul 2008" in Sheryl's signature was. I immediately liked what I read on his website regarding education and a few other things and I watched him in part ...

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<t>Jester;758061 wrote: Here! Here! I second that, man did that make me angry when Brit Hume tried to correct him or redirect him. I jumped up out of my chair and shouted at the TV! If I were in the audience then they would have had to pull me off of Brit while I was draggin his body out of the stud...

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Idgie;756777 wrote: actually fit in his car so he thought ................Erroneously, that he could.......

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SlipStream;756798 wrote: nope

u bin 2 England?

Uh, no. Have either of you been to Alaska, in the U.S.A.? You know, north, waaaay north of the border?:guitarist

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