epinelya

[quote who="starkers" reply="26" id="3700253"] The little so n' so surprises me often: like the time I had him in my lap while eating a banana at the computer. I put half the banana down because I needed both hands to do something, and he snatched and ate it. [/quote] My dog once wanted a banana from me, but when I gave him a piece he ate it happily, then turn around and vomited it back on the carpet. Guess he realized too late that he doesn't like the taste! lol

Sorry for not coming to chat earlier - you know what holidays with kids are like ;). @Starkers has a good point. Similar thing happened to me - and it's always those mouthy ones, who only seldom take action. Work is usually done by those who are quiet and more straight to the point. After all that's how even politics work, isn't it?!

Santa is what we want / expect / wish him to be ...

11. Feeling like I should do something useful...(hours passed of not even starting) 12. Feeling grumpy about not doing anything useful around the house. 13. Spent all Sunday making up reasons, why I deserved to procrastinate rather than doing something that needed to be done. [e digicons]:grin:[/e]

I feel the same like you. Growing up with animals, while being repeatedly betrayed by people, made me trust and deeply love animals much more than people. We are cunning animals, who can be selfish with no reason except pride, animals make selfish decision as well, but they are always related to the basic survival instinct. Humans are just self-centered egoists.

Pink Floyd - Sorrow

Going too much to extremes is always bad and hasn't ever proven to lead to anything meaningful - it's the same with behavior. And children should be taught to have certain common sense from their parents. Needless to say, when you talked here about this sexist behavior from the women...well, for men it's kinda different. You don't feel threatened by this. But women do...they feel vulnerable when men are hitting on them and often feel scared for their life. As a woman, I have liv