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<t>oscar;1224226 wrote: I wonder what the answer is to our lack of organ donors? Compulsary harvesting without permission i wonder? I would say our answer is to rethink our notions of death and realize it for the natural, undeniable process that it is. Compulsory organ do...

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<t>oscar;1219431 wrote: Yes. In this case, i feel that the lad was not beyond all hope. At only 22 yrs old, there was a slim chance he could have become healthy and with help lived a normal life. If he had been 60 years old, then fine. 22 seems very young for someone to basically refuse h...

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<r>Flop, you will have to watch your carbohydrate intake because carbs turn to sugar. White bread really isn't great for anyone but for us it's especially not great. It doesn't mean you can't sneak a slice now and then, just switch over to wheat or rye or a similar bread for the most part. <br...

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<t>Nomad;1224037 wrote: [quote=RedGlitter;1224016]Let's see...if he'd harmed and killed other living feeling beings, such as children, what would we say? No, in my opinion he will never atone for what he did, he is not remotely remorseful, quote] Now how...

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<t>Let's see...if he'd harmed and killed other living feeling beings, such as children, what would we say? No, in my opinion he will never atone for what he did, he is not remotely remorseful, and should be forced to work a regular job, not return to a fat contract and undeserved celebrit...

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<t>That was a super nice thing for you to say, Flop. Thank you. :-6 What kind of meter did you get? There are a bunch of brands to choose from. You could price the glucose strips and then buy the meter that uses the least expensive strips. Companies like to promote their stuff and you can...

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<r>Hello Flop, I've been diabetic for about five years now. Mine was evidently triggered by a medication I was taking. (Zyprexa by Eli Lilly) In some ways I am not the one to tell you about it because I slack off sometimes and I know I will pay the price if I don't knock it off...

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<t>I like Arpaio. Always have. Many don't. They think he's cruel and his tent treatment is inhumane. Sometimes I question that too because I know what it's like to live in temperatures of 120 plus, and some people not from here can't handle it. But the other stuff I wholeheartedly agree with. As for...

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<t>Legally she was wrong to have hopped the fence. Ethically, sensibly and morally, she was 100% correct and justified in doing so. Sometimes you have to say "screw it" and do what's right. If that had been a child there'd be no argument about right and wrong, right? You know ...

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Do you have that gypsy love spell I asked for last year?

If not, could I get one please?

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<t>Vesuvius;1192751 wrote: But, something tells me, however dreadful this is, that we must address human cruelty to other humans first, in particular babies, such as baby P. Something tells me it doesn't make a tinker's dam if it's a baby or a dog. I feel a setup coming. A dog is no...

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<t>This is an example of why people should keep their cats IN the house....this could happen to anyone's pet. Probably some lame kid or some jerk who didn't want cat poop in his flower bed. Source Arrow Strike Kills Family Cat Outside Home Fluffy Escaped During Week...

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<t>National Park Service officials said they will begin taking land for the Flight 93 memorial in Somerset County from property owners because negotiations have been unsuccessful. The service said it will condemn about 500 acres still needed for the memorial to be built in time for the 10th annivers...

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abbey;1184947 wrote: Us as in Who?

Surely the thread is posted to the whole forum?

Us as in the whole forum, as you know. I noticed you had no actual reply, and that's what I had pointed out.

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I'm happy you guys liked the photos!

Oscar I like that nighttime shot with glowing eyes especially. It burns me that anyone would want to harm such a cool creature.

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Of course I thought first of Oscar when seeing this and was going to send it to her but why not share something this cool with everyone?

A little photo essay about a fox visiting a campsite. Lots of photos so I will just leave the link here.

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I think she asked us first. And I think Victoria has a good bead on it for starters.

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<t>54 replies so far. How many of you members griping about how upsetting it is to know a dog was slashed to ribbons, took time to write the proper authorities and beseech them to fully prosecute the POS who did it? I remember a certain wanky member pissing and moaning about an...

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<t>And why didn't someone else step up and adopt Skippy rather than killing him? It's got nothing to do with being a liberal. Rush Limbaugh is a moron and that quote doesn't serve the issue well. It has everything to do with Kennedy butting in. What could Obama do? Refuse the...

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Hi Guys!

Thank you very much for all your kind birthday wishes!

It's been a great day today and I've had a really nice birthday. 43! *eep*

Thank you all again!

-Red (Terri)

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<t>A Letter from a Shelter Manager I think our society needs a huge "Wake-up" call. As a shelter manager, I am going to share a little insight with you all...a view from the inside if you will. First off, all of you breeders/sellers should be made to work in the "...

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And have enough sense to keep a six month old KITTEN or indeed ANY cat in the damned house! This did not have to happen.

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Stop the temper tantrum already, FB.

The difference being that David, et al, is a work of art.

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At what 80 in a 25?

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<t>K.Snyder;1037785 wrote: No, in a rational world people wouldn't mind that children were playing sports in their own yards to have an occasional ball fly in their yard. And upon no damage being omitted upon the woman's yard I would personally fine her. If damage has been done to the wo...

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<t>Kathy Ellen;1036955 wrote: I also hate when the clerk will tap her fingers when I'm counting out change.....geeze...no one is in the store and they're frustrated when I take a minute to look for change:p I also don't like it when people yell at the clerk and pu...

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<r>Patsy Warnick;1036047 wrote: I couldn't stand that apron look around me - sounds like the girl is hiding her weight gain - her stomach - she's not pregnant is she??? We all had our FADS - net leggings - hats - coats - pj's she's hiding her mid section for a reason ..? <...

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I love those stencils, they're one of the best things ever to happen to Hallowe'en. :wah: One year I carved ten pumpkins for my co-workers. My arm fell off but they loved them so it was worth it. Don't forget roasting the seeds. I think that's the best part.

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<r>Yesterday I had a thirteen year old girl in my home. She was wearing a Home Depot apron. You know the big canvas pocket that hardware store employees tie around their waist? That thing. She had pinbacks (buttons) pinned on it and I was in the loop enough to recognize the "Jonas Brothers" and "Edw...

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Stop your baiting koan. You're as transparent as saran wrap.

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I think this nonsense of blaming parents 100% for their kids' actions is just that, nonsense. Until we make kids/people take responsibilty for their actions, we will never teach them correctly. Th enotion that they're free and clear until they're 18 is ridiculous and frankly, dangerous.

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abbey;1033426 wrote: What should I get over,yet another child killing thread ?

You are so bloody predictable.

And you are so rude.

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<t>oscar;1033407 wrote: Animal's who eat bunnie's do it by instinct simply beacuse they are animals. Humans are supposed to be the superior of all life-form and this example is the lowest of life-form. 20 years in a goolag would do me. Yes, I wouldn't want thos...

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abbey;1033387 wrote: Oh ffs! :-5

Oh get over it.

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<t>mikeinie;1033364 wrote: And given what happened in the last thread about the other situation, the official FG response is: Poor child, god love him, we should hug him, hold him and let him know that we love him and that he is an important member of our society and teach him that is is ...

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<t>I'm telling you, eliminate kids like that and we'll have better adults and a better world. Instead we mollycoddle them and blame their parents. They're just born evil and have no place in the world. Some of you wont like that and you don't have to. So their parents were fined, big deal. That does...

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<t>A little compact of Angel Face rouge when I was about 6 or 7. My grandmother was so heartsick over it. She waited me out and made my guilty conscience decide when to go back to the store. She brownbagged my theft and we walked back to the dimestore and I handed it to the cashier and said "I stole...

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When I weigh in at the doctor's, however I'm going on Nutrisystem in a few weeks so I'll be weighing more often then.

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A fine and five years?! That's absurd. Really. How can you kill something that exists not? People are getting crazy. Good story, OM.

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Hot water does help but only for a short while.

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I've never really thought about that. I'll test it out when it gets colder here.

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Thanks! I meant to say 'thick' magnetic insoles, not "think."

And another helpful thing I've found is those UGG- type boots. I won't wear real sheepskin/shearling so I buy the generic ones (cheaper too!) and they are really warm and cozy! Lots of wiggle room too.

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<t>Thanks Wild. I'll pick some up this week. I had had custom orthotics made some years ago but by the time you put them in the shoes, there's no room left for the feet! :wah: In the past, I have tried those think magnetic insoles that also have the rubber nubs on them? I really liked the...

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I agree with BTS here (whoa- we have agreed with each other twice now! :wah:

) but I'm apologizing to you K, because you know how fond I am of you and this dumb thread isn't worth nicking our friendship over. That means more to me than anything. I was salty too. I'm sorry.

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<t>K.Snyder;1031383 wrote: No, the highest level of disrespect is being "a rude, prudish, nonempathetic, cynical woman upon any damage not being done to her property both physical and matarial wise" and "depriving these children of an eventful childhood and memorization to the point of a potentially...

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<t>K.Snyder;1030490 wrote: Yes the kids should have been equally empathetic towards the woman's preference for for the children to keep their balls out of the woman's yard. But you've already said you're not ready to not justify the children playing...Accidents are still very much a probability and ...

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I think we've torn this to shreds and we're still not going to agree. But I have to get to bed too. I need to be up at 6. See ya. :-6

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Hi Wildhorses,

I'll get some. Do you have a brand you recommend?

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<r>K.Snyder;1030460 wrote: A watchtower is permanent...But if I didn't know the people were placing one up and taking it down why should I mind?...Why would you mind if you hadn't known otherwise?... I understand that and if those kids were told to not go on her property they should expec...

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