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<t>It was a Sunday morning in 1963 and I was on duty as a Licensed Embalmer Funeral Director. I answered a phone call telling me that there had been a fire at a home on Mt. Clark and they thought that someone must have died in the fire. My apprentice and I drove to the home in our removal vehicle an...

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Welcome to Embalming 101 - YouTube

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<t>SnoozeAgain;1429202 wrote: I lived in the Sacramento area for quite a long time and the summers there are a killer. I had a car without A/C and I'd end up with sweat marks down the front of my shirts... very attractive. I can handle the dry heat here at 100 plus more so than 85 F...

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109 F / 42.7 C This will beat the 1898 temp by one degree------Great day for a game of golf-----you can have the whole course to yourself.:wah:

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<t>Do you tap your foot,table tap with fingers, sway your head, move your body in rhythm with the beat? I attended a outdoor Jazz Festival last night in the park where I live. It was attended by mostly senior citizens (over age 50). There were about 500 people and in looking around I saw no more tha...

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<t>Realizing that I am closer to assuming room temperature than most, I thought it prudent to make arrangements today for my eventual demise and disposition. I don't anticipate this event happening for some time yet but you never know. Right? My arrangements involve being picked up where ...

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AnneBoleyn;1428682 wrote: My cats don't screech. Maybe if you didn't bother your cats they wouldn't screech either.

My cat doesn't meow, instead she makes a little yipping noise.

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Why is it-----that we call smaller animals in a high pitched voice? Like---here kitty, kitty,kitty. We don't call a large dog in a high pitched voice. Same with babies.

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I am sitting here eating huge, sweet Bing cherries that I bought from a Hmong Roadside Fruit Stand this morning and paid $3.00 USD for 5 lbs.

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Bryn Mawr;1428397 wrote: That might apply in America but over here a candidates religion take a very back seat to their policies, morals and voting history.

Thank God. :wah:

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<t>I'll just betcha that the vast majority of people that say that Atheists can have good morals still would not vote for a politician that is an avowed Atheist. I did a Mini Poll a while back on another forum and it was 433 to 18. Those 18 respondents were probably Atheists, I have no way of knowin...

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How about this?

Annual family health care costs rise above $22,000 | BenefitsPro

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<t>Snowfire;1428181 wrote: Doesnt sound to me like Lon is describing any type of sheltered housing I've ever heard of. If I'd paid in what Lon had over the years,I'd want what Lons describing. Our NHS doesnt allow our provide, understandably, for that kind of well presented luxury. I suspect its qui...

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<t>LarsMac;1428203 wrote: I pay around 400/month for our insurance through work. It is very good coverage. When I had the DVT and Pulmonary Thrombosis, the total out of pocket for me was around 500. when I fell off the horse and was unconscious for three days, my ...

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Ah yes-----Charles Bronson----I did like his first "Death Wish" flick. A AWESOME and intellectually challenging movie. :wah: I love retribution.

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Isn't "Deadly Crossing" the first episode of a TV Series called "True Justice"?

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<t>FrankieFurter;1428127 wrote: Anyone else see this movie yet? It's Seagal's newest. Seagal was HUGE in the 90's and 80's but hasn't done much lately. I like his True Justice show but I don't love it. I have to say though, this movie is awesome. It takes me back to his earlier work like Under Siege...

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<t>Snowfire;1428066 wrote: So by virtue, morality requires a belief in a God, atheists presumably cannot teach their children right from wrong and they have nothing by which to define their behaviour. Morality it seems, has only been around for 2,000 years or so, before which, anything we...

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<t>gmc;1428113 wrote: Blooming heck that's more than half the basic state pension in the UK. Septuagenarians in this country will have paid National Insurance all their working lives. Any treatment they now receive will be free to them at the point of use. I've paid national insurance for almost 40 ...

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<t>When I was a young man and looked at some old men with a forest of hair protruding from their nostrils, vines of tangled hair in their ears and eyebrows that had to make their vision difficult, I thought to myself, that will never be me. Well----here I am So help me, I wake up in the m...

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WOW-----------This original post almost goes back to the 60's. I had to scroll back to see what I posted.

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tude dog;1428060 wrote: By definition, atheists have no morals.

That doesn't make them bad people, whatever that means.

Where did you find that tude dog? What's the source for atheists having no morals?

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<t>halfway;1428031 wrote: Of course they are not without morals. That would be mean-spirited to even suggest it. Of course the foundation of those morals may be elusive since EVERY opinion must count. EVERY opinion....age of sexual consent, suicide, human sacrifice, cannibalism, etc. ...

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<t>Ahso!;1428042 wrote: That's probably a lot for most people. In 2012 my partner and I had out of pocket medical expenses of around $3,000.00. Well I am 78 and my wife 68, so we are at that age where medical needs of one kind or another crop up, and amongst my peer group, probably ...

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<t>I know you Brits have FREE? Health Coverage, so this is really a question for my Yank friends. I am not complaining about my own costs and am quite happy with the costs and benefits. First, my wife and I are on the Government Medicare and pay $208 monthly for both of us. In addition, w...

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Do you believe that Atheists are without morals and why?

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The following is about 45 minutes from where I live.

Train Rides in California - Riding Steam Trains and Other Trains in Northern California

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We use our ceiling fans until the temps get into the 90's and 100+

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Going back at least 74 years of remembering movies I don't ever recall an intermission except on long films like Gone With the Wind, Lawrence of Arabia etc. I generally took that opportunity to go to the John/Loo/Can/

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Accountable;1426696 wrote: And he's tall, too.

And he eats Broccoli.

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Penn & Teller on Gun Control------ It's worth watching the whole segment.

Penn & Teller: Bullshit! - Gun Control - YouTube

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Good On Ya----------If I were to teach, geography and history would be to my liking.

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<t>I just watched a movie on Netflix called "For Greater Glory". I am a movie buff but had never heard of this 2012 film or ever saw it advertised. It deals with the Atheistic government of Mexico's attack on the Catholic church. Good cast with Peter O' Toole as a priest and Andy Garcia as a general...

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Betty Boop;1425974 wrote: Are you off on a cruise Lon?

We will be taking another cruise probably in November this year. Much prefer the smaller ships though --- 100 to 150 people --- instead of the huge 3,000 passenger ships like the Allure.

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<t>FG;1425820 wrote: The Allure wasn't afloat in 1912 but the photo's real, it's just not the Titanic. That's the Allure and the Titanic's sister ship the Olympia, taken as they passed under the Severn Crossing on their way to Sharpness Lock in 1940. You can tell it's wartime because the Allure's pa...

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Duh!! Of course it was Photoshopped. The Titanic is still at the bottom of the sea. THE POINT of the post is the size comparison.

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The Allure vs. Titanic

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YZGI;1424904 wrote: I hope you fed the wife too.

She was gone.

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I'm starving-----missed breakfast and lunch today--------soooooo it's Grilled Coho Salmon, Pasta Alfredo, steamed mixed veggies, green salad with Ranch dressing.

Two glasses of Pinot Noir not shown.

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Horsepucky

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For many years my Kiwi born and raised wife thought that the expression "He lucked out" was a negative and mean't he was out of luck.

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fuzzywuzzy;1423072 wrote: An irrelevant photo and a disgusting thing to say.

Disgusting??

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<t>Ahso!;1423070 wrote: Is it your claim that this is a behavior done exclusively by welfare recipients at the welfare office, or are you merely looking to disparage welfare recipients? Don't be so defensive. I make no claims and disparage no one, just thought it was interesting.<br...

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Now, don't tell me that welfare recipients aren't innovative! No reason to stand on your feet waiting to get your check. Just put your flip-flops next in line and go back and sit on your ass and play games on your iPhone. What a great country.

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<t>I am assuming that you are budgeting your mattress purchase and I can appreciate that, however, If you have a curvature of the spine and other back problems, don't go second hand, get a new mattress and try it out before you buy it. This is too important a health issue to take a chance on a secon...

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<t>AnneBoleyn;1422131 wrote: Are you viewing Ingmar Bergman films? I remember liking in particular The Seventh Seal--any of his films are worthy. Max von Sydow & Liv Ullmann were among his favorite actors. I also remember liking Elvira Madigan. Then the I Am Curious-Yellow & I Am Curious-Blu...

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Both with Amazon Prime and Netflix I have seen several films from these countries and really enjoyed them despite having to view with English sub titles. The story line, acting, and photography is excellent.

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Thanks for posting ACC---------The show was not available on my NETFLIX account but I did find it on my AMAZON PRIME-----I will watch it tonight.--Thanks again

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<t>I refuse to cook anything longer than it takes to eat it, and you can still eat healthy doing this, and taste delicious as well. Holy smokes---6 hours and ten minutes????? I can do the whole weeks dinner (delicious) and clean up in that length of time, leaving more time for fun stuff.<...

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