Meow to that, feline! Good point.
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Take heart JavaBrain. I think that as long as the kid gets nurturing and knows she is cared for, that's the best you could give her. My folks weren't around a whole lot when I was growing up - they were working - sometimes multiple jobs, or they had their own things going on. But the time my sister and I spent with each of them was special and we always knew that they loved us. And I know I gained a pretty strong sense of independence and self reliance. I shudder to think of
Happy Birthday to all you youngsters!! And many more!
Larry you pretend to be older than you are. How much of a Greenwich Village could such a young lad have taken in? You're humanitarianism and tasteless sense of humor (odd combination) are wonderful contributions!
Thanks for pointing to the silver lining, Hampster. This discussion caught my attention and impressed me. It's nice to take a break from the mud-slinging (amusing at times but counter-productive most of the time) and look at the big picture from a more mature point of view. Thanks guys!
Mmmm, latkes. Sign me up! Happy Hanukah to Larry et al.
I once tripped walking down TWO steps and broke my foot. Some of us just have a gift.
I agree that we will continue to evolve to some degree. It only makes sense. I saw a program on the Discovery Channel a few months back that discussed this. Basically saying that certain physical features that are considered "more attractive" will become more common. The example they gave is the "baby face" - we are generally more attracted to people with a round face and younger looking features. I would like to see humans without excessive body hair (or some body hair altother)
Davad70 - I saw Mulholland Drive a few weeks back. I think I had to stop trying to figure it out before I came up with any answers. Good flick, but next time I see it, I'm taking notes. Saw "Domestic Disturbance" Friday. It was the most predictable movie I've seen in a long time, but time spent looking at Vince Vaughn is never truly wasted.
You are strange. Don't forget that TV is not usually a dead-on portrayal of human behavior. If it was, who would want to watch it?
How do you true chocolate lovers handle the subject of white chocolate?
I'm buying into the theory of evolution - it only makes sense. But our conscious thought and our conscience set us apart from all (or all I can think of) other living things. For religious folks, this could be the point where evidence of a higher power really comes in.
Seems like a pretty valid question. And it's nice to know that the community supports the current process of picking the featured skin. I agree - it's nice to be reminded of some older skins we may have forgotten about.
Just wait until I rule the world (that's on my Christmas list this year ) I'm going to forbid aggression. We'll all have so much repressed anger, it'll be out of control.
Congratulations Alexandrie! And here I thought she was just legendary. I love legenfaries!!
Of course around here, religion and death aren't as weighty as skinning. Politics probably falls somewhere in the middle - depending on who's discussing.
I guess it's no surprise. Those skins she did are beautiful.
Thanks BoXXi. I don't have far to go though - I work at Stardock. "This too shall pass."
I think I'm one of the people that takes this stuff way too seriously. It's intimidating to newcomers. At the same time it's obvious that there's a lot of smart people hanging out here who have a lot to offer.
I'm more in Doreen's and berzerka's camps here. I've always thought regret was a waste of energy (same with jealousy), save for what you have to learn from your mistakes. The great think about mistakes though is that you get to overcome (hopefully) or cope and test yourself.
Ah, the power of cheese. It is so easy to forget you're dealing with humans when the relationships are "virtual." I think it gets easy to lose site of the human factor and focus on competition.
Jumbles-shipping to the UK is $10 All non-US are $10, within the US is $5
I agree. Good job Pat & company!