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Hard to believe I've been a registered member here at FG for 5 years to the date of what is technically yesterday but is still my 24th of March so to speak and I haven't been banned yet!!!!!

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k.snyder;1299420 wrote: hard to believe i've been a registered member here at fg for 5 years to the date of what is technically yesterday but is still my 24th of march so to speak and i haven't been banned yet!!!!!

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Steev;1299099 wrote: Is it coincidence that the increase of neuro-developmental disorders

(eg. autism, ADHD, SIDS & the like) coincide with the time of increased vaccinations? There's no actual 'safe' level of mercury (thermisol) that can or should be injected into a child's body let alone the numerous other toxic ingredients that make up vaccines.

There's also plenty of evidence to suggest that environment plays a big role in the cause of these disorders as well.

The toxins abound. They are in our drinking water, processed foods, plastics, even concentrations of metals in the air has been linked to autism. Hard to avoid all this stuff & of course mainstream media is about the 'worst' source of truth regarding this or most any other matter.

One has to be really vigilant about doing their best to avoid as much of this nasty stuff as possible.

With the exception of emergency treatments, western medicine is a farce.

Many cases of Autism have been treated successfully, compliments of homeopathy:

Autism treatments


It does make one wonder indeed. I am currently starting to look deeper into Adult ADD as we may have to have my oldest daughter (age 19) re-tested for ADD. I have just started an interesting book on the topic and said writer claims perhaps ADD is not a result of our environment but a genetic blip from a past family member who may have sustained a head injury. Interesting.... more so this was written in 1995 and her second book was written in 2002 I wonder how different things will be.

Back to your topic, what about allergies too, .... preservatives, additives, pestisides, herbisides.... yep I think we are driving ourselves to our own ruin.

Odie;1299473 wrote:






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Awwwwwwwwwww!!!!

:yh_love

:yh_winks!

:yh_kisses!

Whats the deal?

Sunday nights used to be hopping around here.

How about a little action, a little sass, lets get our groove on.

Lets get down with our bad selves.

Any one picking up what Im laying down?

Nomad;1300345 wrote: Whats the deal?

Sunday nights used to be hopping around here.

How about a little action, a little sass, lets get our groove on.

Lets get down with our bad selves.

Any one picking up what Im laying down?


been a long boring day, any suggestions?

hello

Steev;1299099 wrote: Is it coincidence that the increase of neuro-developmental disorders

(eg. autism, ADHD, SIDS & the like) coincide with the time of increased vaccinations? There's no actual 'safe' level of mercury (thermisol) that can or should be injected into a child's body let alone the numerous other toxic ingredients that make up vaccines.

There's also plenty of evidence to suggest that environment plays a big role in the cause of these disorders as well.

The toxins abound. They are in our drinking water, processed foods, plastics, even concentrations of metals in the air has been linked to autism. Hard to avoid all this stuff & of course mainstream media is about the 'worst' source of truth regarding this or most any other matter.

One has to be really vigilant about doing their best to avoid as much of this nasty stuff as possible.

With the exception of emergency treatments, western medicine is a farce.

Many cases of Autism have been treated successfully, compliments of homeopathy:

Autism treatments


That argument has been going on in Australia for some time now Steev. I'd be more concerned with everyones medications being pissed into all our water supplies. Everything from toxic drugs from Kemo to the pill .

Did anyone here get a small pox injection around the early seventies? My doctor saw my arm one day and was surprised. It's not common apparently?????

fuzzywuzzy;1300363 wrote: hello


well, its about time!

you've been missed!:)

I plan to do a lot of walking this week and forgot my sneakers at home. I asked this young man in the gift shop if there was anyplace in town that sold sneakers.



He looked at me like I was crazy. Says he.....sneakers????, I've never seen anyone wear sneakers here." :wah::wah:



I then asked him if all of the long distance walkers and runners wore flip flops when they exercised, and he said "I don't know"



Ahhhhhhhh......youth is wasted on the young, but he gave me a good laugh:wah:

Oh my, you should be able to get sneakers somewhere!

My boarding passes are printed out for tomorrow, I am finishing my puttering today.

chonsigirl;1300446 wrote: Oh my, you should be able to get sneakers somewhere!



My boarding passes are printed out for tomorrow, I am finishing my puttering today.


Hello Chonsi:-4



Of course I found sneakers:wah: and I like them...This fella was just too young to know what sneakers are:yh_rotfl



Oh Chonsi, Have a fab time with your family. Good on ya....have a great time;)

Have a great time Chonsi!!! So glad you found the sneakers, Kathy!! Take care, both of you!!!

Why do we have dreams? In the last week I've had 3 dreams that have scared the b'jaysus clean out of me

Odie;1300383 wrote: well, its about time!

you've been missed!:)


Nah I don't think so chicky .

fuzzywuzzy;1300762 wrote: Nah I don't think so chicky .


If you start posting, you will see.

You can't see anything new until you change where you stand.

procrastinating on my homework.....again..

Sheryl;1300835 wrote: procrastinating on my homework.....again..


I know that feeling all too well girl

Nice to see you

Thanks PinkChick.

yes need to finish reading a play, but it's a strange one lol..

Sheryl;1300840 wrote: Thanks PinkChick.

yes need to finish reading a play, but it's a strange one lol..


Aaaww! I'd read it for you but I've got to write a paper on the importance of active listening in the classroom

Wanna swap?:wah:

Sure I'll take you one paper, you can do my paper on International child labor laws, 25 questions for my Juvenile Delinquency class, and my second sociology experiment :yh_rotfl

Sheryl;1300847 wrote: Sure I'll take you one paper, you can do my paper on International child labor laws, 25 questions for my Juvenile Delinquency class, and my second sociology experiment :yh_rotfl


Ummm .... perhaps I'll stick to active listening assignment :wah:

ok..if you insist lol:yh_rotfl

Sheryl;1300849 wrote: ok..if you insist lol:yh_rotfl


Good luck sweetie

Holy cow Batman!

It's only 12 weeks until I qualify ...

Operation finish line starts here ...

Oh crap! :-5

pinkchick;1301199 wrote: Holy cow Batman!

It's only 12 weeks until I qualify ...

Operation finish line starts here ...

Oh crap! :-5


keep on trucking, you can do this.:-4

Odie;1301224 wrote: keep on trucking, you can do this.:-4


Thank you sweetie ..... I hope you're right.

xx

pinkchick;1301226 wrote: Thank you sweetie ..... I hope you're right.

xx


You know you can, perhaps your just fed up and tired, which is normal;)

xo

pinkchick;1301199 wrote: Holy cow Batman!

It's only 12 weeks until I qualify ...

Operation finish line starts here ...

Oh crap! :-5


Why is it that all these courses throw coursework at you like crazy in the last few weeks, sending everyone into an absolute panic! Stay calm and focused and you'll sail through hun :-4

Betty Boop;1301287 wrote: Why is it that all these courses throw coursework at you like crazy in the last few weeks, sending everyone into an absolute panic! Stay calm and focused and you'll sail through hun :-4


Thank you Ms Boop. It's been constant coursework from the start which I don't mind. The weeks are flying by. I'm starting to feel a bit out of my depth but I have to push on and keep focused on why I'm doing this. :D

pinkchick;1301370 wrote: Thank you Ms Boop. It's been constant coursework from the start which I don't mind. The weeks are flying by. I'm starting to feel a bit out of my depth but I have to push on and keep focused on why I'm doing this. :D


You won't be out of your depth by the time you finish, it will all seem to come together. I often say to my brother that I feel out of my depth and like I am sinking under a whole host of stuff that I just don't understand and reckon I never will! He always reminds me that you are constantly operating at the edge of your knowledge and it's how you are meant to feel. It will all come together. :-6

I'm just tackling my first essay on a novel linking it into place and environment, sounds easy hey, but finding two thousand words that are an in depth analysis backed up with quotes from others is no mean feat. :wah:

Betty Boop;1301372 wrote: I often say I feel out of my depth and like I am sinking under a whole host of stuff that I just don't understand and reckon I never will!


This is my area of expertise.

Nomad;1301386 wrote: This is my area of expertise.


carrot cake?:yh_rotfl

Nomad;1301386 wrote: This is my area of expertise.


It would be, being a ninja scientist and all. I can imagine you must work hard to remain at the top of your field. How are the dust bunnies this weekend?

Hates gardening

Oh dear .... I've got the jitters!

I'm completely,wholeheartedly, 100% convinced I'd purchased a bag of chickens that happened to be slaughtered all in their equivalent ages of 117 years old comparative to human beings!

*Sorry for anyone that is 117, you look great! :yh_wink

needs to be studying for sociology exam...............

Sheryl;1302650 wrote: needs to be studying for sociology exam...............


That is CRAP!

wibble!

Weeble's wibble but they don't fall down...

lol!...........i was actually thinking about Blackadder :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl





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I'm done trying!

June 1st .... can I do it?

pinkchick;1304957 wrote: June 1st .... can I do it?


Yes, no doubt about it! :-6

Betty Boop;1304965 wrote: Yes, no doubt about it! :-6
Oh heavens! I hope you're right Ms Boop xx

pinkchick;1304957 wrote: June 1st .... can I do it?


there isn't anything you can't accomplish.

Random tidbit: Tomorrow we're going to Kansas City MO for a week, Yeah!