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Accountable wrote: If you mean the messages saying so-and-so have added you to their buddy list, the exact same message goes out whether you're adding to the buddy list or ignore list. I checked.



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Buffalo chips
Maybe, but if i was on ignore they wouldnt know what id posted so wouldnt of needed to do it another 18 times ..

Clancy wrote: Waking into Tesco's and shouting, Sainsburys




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chlorinated isocyanurates

Accountable wrote: chlorinated isocyanurates


Thanks, Acc, I was just going to say that!

methyl icocyanate

Chinese burn.............................

chonsigirl wrote: Chinese burn.............................


Ouch - ouch - do kids still do those to each other ?????

Bez wrote: Ouch - ouch - do kids still do those to each other ?????
Arnold gives them to snooze all the time.............................:wah:

SnoozeControl wrote: I'd like to add homophobia. I find that very disturbing, especially when you're talking to someone that you think is fairly open minded and then they start spewing hatred.


Yeah.

Where I used to work, a patient came in often that I felt a connection with. She was educated, well-informed and interested in arts and culture. Every time I spoke with her, I learned something new.

One day we started talking about homosexuals, and she said, "They should all be put on an island somewhere far, far away -- they're sick and should be removed from society."

One comment and it was all over for me.

SnoozeControl wrote: I worked with an older woman that used the word 'kike' one day... you might be too young to remember that one, Cher, but since my father's family was Jewish, I was very offended by that. I still don't know why she said that, it was totally out of order.


Yup, I know that word well.

Makes me cringe.

Snooze, do you consider yourself half-Jewish?

Also had an elderly patient who came in often. Nice older lady, always had a good conversation with her.

Until she told me about buying a car and "Jewing them down" on the price.

The strange thing is that she *knew* I was Jewish, but I think she felt this was a commonly-accepted turn of phrase and therefore not offensive.

Some people!

cherandbuster wrote: Yeah.

Where I used to work, a patient came in often that I felt a connection with. She was educated, well-informed and interested in arts and culture. Every time I spoke with her, I learned something new.

One day we started talking about homosexuals, and she said, "They should all be put on an island somewhere far, far away -- they're sick and should be removed from society."

One comment and it was all over for me.


I'm with you on this one ladies.....My nephew is gay, two of the people here at work are gay, and I have two wonderful buddhist friends that are gay. They are some of the nicest people I have ever met.

SnoozeControl wrote: It'd be a quarter, and I did until someone explained to me "Jewishness" is only inherited from the mother's side. So I don't really know.


Snooze, in my religion, the belief is that your religion is determined by your mother's faith, not your father's.

But this is a *moral* belief, not a legal one.

I know many people who have converted to Judiasm. They know much more about my religion than I do. I am not religious at all. It's more of a cultural connection for me than a religious one. I never went to Hebrew school and was not bas mitzvahed either.

When I was younger, only boys did that.

Rats, I wanted to practice my Hebrew with you, Cher!:)

chonsigirl wrote: Rats, I wanted to practice my Hebrew with you, Cher!:)


Chonsi my friend

I'm embarrassed to say that I'm sure you know more Hebrew than I do.

'Course you seem to know something about so many things. And you seem like the type of person that keeps on learning throughout life.

That's my favorite kind of person :-4

Ha-I never learned any Yiddish, snooze!:)

Ha-thank you Cher!

I love it Snoozie!! :p

Well, I'm gonna kick you all in the tuchis if you don't knock it off!!



:) :p

Oh Val

You are a Mechaye!!!!

(No I won't tell you -- you'll have to look it up) :p

Onsekiz

I seem to like you more each day

Truly :-6

I think this thread should be brought forward over and over again, sure you got silly in it, but also notice how things were discussed, and how everyone was civil, even though opinions differed.

And as for the flame throwing, I am glad it was merely words,

remember sticks and stones, and methyl chloride hydrate can hurt like heck,

name calling is completely un-necessary.

Hmmm I am not seeing this fly as a new version of an old kids poem....

Anyway gang well done on a thread that could have been another bash up.

minks wrote: Anyway gang well done on a thread that could have been another bash up.


As I said before

See how nice we can play if we try? :-6

SnoozeControl wrote: http://www.koshernosh.com/dictiona.htm






The History and Development of Yiddish





That just burns me up ! :-5

Nomad

You are a Yiddisher Kop!! :-6

Lets talk about more inflammatory stuff ! :-6

SnoozeControl wrote: That's tragic.




I didnt actually read it.