<t>Well, Im really over this whole topic, so I'll leave my final opinion here.<br/> <br/> 1. I don't believe Islam to be more or less violent than any other.<br/> <br/> 2. There are many, many peaceful people following Islam as there are those following Christianity. The behaviour of extremists does...

<r>Jester;869157 wrote: <URL url="http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/">http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/</URL><br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> Lets start here.<br/> <br/> <br/> That website doesn't prove a thing except that there are a number of people who share a similar very generalised, warped perception....

<t>Jester;869125 wrote: Then why is Islam more violent than any other religion in human history?<br/> <br/> <br/> That is in your opinion. There is no way to prove or disprove this sort of generalised statement.<br/> <br/> It comes down to it being an opinion, not necessarily a statement of fact.</t>

<r>And now for my 2 cents worth!!! <br/> <br/> Both my daughters attend school with children from Muslim families and they count these children amongst their friends. Play dates have taken place. I enjoy the company of their families. They are friendly and inclusive to both my children and myself.<b...

Galbally;842517 wrote: Yeah, a chronic lack of a good hard shag every so often been the main one I think. :wah:


Amongst other things:wah:

<t>AussiePam;817613 wrote: A wise old priest once told me that experience of God affects different people in different ways, perhaps according to their temperamental makeup. What can cause one person physical rapture including speaking in tongues, he suggested, can throw another into a profound and ...

All I can say is that if every woman followed this twisted piece of writing, hardly anyone would even actually conceive very often. It was a good thing that lots of people didn't know how to read.

I think the woman writing this had some serious issues.

The poem is remarkably similar to the sentiments of many Kiwi men. Especially country blokes. It's not all bad. I'm ok with it up to fetching his beer. He can do that himself!! Before that it's not actually bad. Just down to earth I guess. It grows on you.

I love pretty much any cake...... and although cheescake isn't technically cake, it is one of my favourites. Cookies N Cream, Berry flavour, passionfruit, anything will be delicious and greatly enjoyed.

K is for Kansas

<t>That is shocking.<br/> <br/> What sort of people are these to abuse a child in this way and think it funny.<br/> <br/> Ones with no morals and big problems.<br/> <br/> I hope CPS are involves and they child has been taken to a safe place.<br/> <br/> I had a friend whose mother was an addict. She ...

<t>This is a great break through and shows the amount of work that is going into Diabetes Research. Yay! There will one day be a cure.<br/> <br/> I have heard about this proceedure of transplanting islet cells in Diabetic patients. However, Diabetes is still an auto immune disorder. Which means that...

<t>It is available here, but it is not yet subsidised so we have to pay the $400+.<br/> <br/> I have done some reading about it and discussed it with my doctor.<br/> <br/> I am fairly sure that one day it will be subsidised here and when it is I will take both my girls (at the right age) to have the...

<t>Pinky;840421 wrote: Though I know all too well that many kids suffer with disorders, many are willing to blame the results of sloppy parenting and neglect - yes! Neglect - on labels. I'm sorry, but you rarely find that the children of well balanced, loving homes suffer from these types of disorde...

Oh dear, I had a friend who was on a anti depressant and she got the lactating side effect. Not good.

<t>Red food colouring, orange food colouring, drinks containing caffeine all have bad effects on our daughter. Extreme hyperactivity etc. As a reult, she only drinks diet lemonade occasionally, mostly water and sometimes plain milk. The red in particular aggravated things badly with Louise's behavio...

<t>It is a recognised point (according to child psychiatrists & adult) that children who have been diagnosed with ADHD as children, have a slightly higher risk of developing Bipolar as adults. The risk is higher again if a parent has Bi Polar and the child having ADHD, of the child developing Bi...

<t>I see the Pope sort as sort of a living figurehead for the Catholic Church. He is a very important part of the Catholic church for most Catholics.<br/> <br/> I respect the fact that he is important to others and respected by many. But he doeasn't really do much for me. I just see an old man in wh...

<t>My daughter is 12 and I know a lot of kids her age are on FaceBook etc. She hasn't indicated much interest in that sort of stuff. She plays her computer games that have a disk and we use the internet for homework, but thats all.<br/> <br/> She doesn't have an email address. The occasional email f...

<t>I don't think that menstration is unnatural. It is a part of being a woman of childbearing age.<br/> <br/> I agree that for some/many women, Depo has not been a healthy or happy experience for them.<br/> <br/> I also know many women that are on the Depo injection that are healthy and happy.<br/> ...

My 12 year old daughter has ADHD. She has been diagnosed for quite some time. Is there something you need help with or would like to know?

Hi everyone, I have just joined. I live in NZ with my family. I look forward to getting to know you lots of new people!

Cheers.