It's all about body language girl! You say something, giggle, and you don't think they are listening? Whhaackkk!! give em a good one right up side the kisser baby! They'll take you seriously then. Or You could take imajinit and Muggaz advice In my personal opinion, there is no reason to get down on yourself about something like that. When I laugh I sound like a
This looks very interesting!! I will have to read into her adventure later though Thank you for sharing this! I certainly hope this is not an environmentalist gone extreme... but by the end of your description is sort of sounded that way. Alas! I will still look (I know y'all like how I through in the "Alas
yikes! what a hottie! Oh!! Crap I mean.. disgusting!
I think what you should have said was "experience doesn't always equal wisdom". Being married numerous times and having failed several times means that you've experienced it, done it...but probably haven't learnt anything or carried any relationship wisdom with you. Yes! Exactly! Thank you dharmagrl, g
LMAO very good...very good...
Amazing to me what this has turned into... I wonder if it would have turned out differently if it had been catagorized under Blog or hmm personal relationships even? To me it seems very inappropriate for anybody here to have been so critical of thing said in this article. Anybody who took the time to read it carefully could have recognized this is not a news brief, or a political statement, Dharmagrl said it herself: <TABLE cellpadding
y'all are cracking me up! Anne-- You keep saying affair, you mean you are married or you want a married man orrr do I have a misunderstanding of the word? In any case.. Solitair made some good points. As well as Muggaz. haha.. And for that matter, so did imajinit. " <TD c
Paranoid: Low Schizoid: Low Schizotypal: Low Antisocial: Low Borderline: Low Histrionic: Moderate Narcissistic: Moderate Avoidant: Low Dependent: Low Obsessive-Compulsive: Low weird stuff...
Lunaticus... huh??? I have no idea what all that was about.. Except for that beginning part about never being able to keep arrogance and ignorance straight, that was pretty funny.
*makes squinty eyes* Im not sure I follow you Dan, as far as 30-40 year olds being ahead of their time. There are so many angles to go at it. In any case, (even at my age, 20) I have seen too many exceptions in every age group to be able to make such generalized statements. I suppose because of this, I have to take a much more firm stance that wisdom, nothing else but wisdom, has everything to do with a persons willingness to grow and change and le
Dan-- Brad-- Jill-- After reading through this discussion, I noticed one subject that was not directly addressed. What about a persons willingness to learn from experiences? And to dive into one of mans greatest fears-- change ? I have to say, I have known some 30-40 year old kids literally in every sense but the physical. I had all sorts of great parenting "ideas" also. The thing is, you don't know what being a par
It's a fascination why it tickles me so, To bloggy blog blog in the highs and in the lows. A foggy hope of benefit to hone a skill that is obselete, You see at Joeuser I smell the action! Oh wait-- that's just my feet. I have an inclination and it irks me so, To go on writing aimlessly in the form of a poem. I am close to my wits end I think I'll take a seat, You see at Joeuser I smell vict
Oh... and I have never pledged my fate or the fate of my soul to anything, if you were wondering..
So you've pledged your faith and the fate of your soul to the wisdom of this book, but you don't understand it. At least you didn't make such a commitment to The Catcher in the Rye. Yes it's a good thing ain't it. I did admit to understanding some of it, however. If you ever do run across a person who
I actually have and do read it. But when I hardly could desipher The Catcher in the Rye in 8th grade... do you really think I am going to tell you I understand it? I have literally hundreds of questions foating in my head that I have not had the chance to or the courage to ask. I do understand some parts of it, that is about all I can admit.
BulbousHead-- Im kidding of course, I don't mean to mock your question. Here's the thing, I don't know for sure why. I could give you some good reasons but that's all they would be. Im obvously not a scholar, I hardly know anything about the bible, I've been a Christian for a few years of my short life. Most Christians you talk to (most) are still human so when you question them they will do their best to answer you, just as anybody would do on an
So why is it part of the Christian Bible? Why not?
An excellent summary of all that is horrible, wrong, and demented about the Christian religion. What is great is tho it may look like you are judging me by what you said Bulbous, it don't matter JeremyG <TABLE cellpadding=8 w
Hey Karmagirl, Im at DevArt too I'll check out your works when I am able to get onto my pc, the one Im using is too slow to view pix. I haven't done much photography yet myself, I have two things on my reward list Photoshop, and a digi cam... really not sure which to go at first : / So I been doing mostly photomanipulation with a "value" program ahhhh it's cheap! lol My page
InfoGeek-- The question that would need to be asked then is, "what did he believe in his heart?" How can anybody but God and Ghandi himself know that answer? Sorry, you won't be finding a definite answer to that, tho an interesting question. If you are asking did his good works/righteous ways get him into heaven then the answer is no. Question answered?
Syntacs-- thanks for doing that for me.. Im the same way, I actually think if an arguement has started, both sides have already lost, it's just human nature. Optics-- I don't blame you far saying what you do, the same thoughts once crossed my mind so I felt the same way. I just found differently once somebody with knowledge on all this patiently and kindly expressed the truth of the matters to me. Trent-- The beginning of this articl
Wow, that brings back some memories! I read that book back in my late elementary days. I remember it because one, it was the largest book I had read at that time; two because I couldn't put it down; three, because I am not at all a sci-fi person so it was pretty odd to me that I would like it. I really would like to read it again now that I have been reminded of it, there is no way I could have recognized at that time, all these things you have brou
Angloesque-- It's tough not not sympathize with somebody when they are in a bad situation, it's hard to keep a level head and to know what is right in general and what is right for them. It's tough to have empathy but no sympathy. It's the difference between keeping somebody from making mistakes and facing the consequences and by doing so, keeping them from succeeding; verses allowing them the chance to fail, therein allowing them the chance to e
[quote]Lent may not have Christian origins, but fasting has been practiced by the church since Christ's ascension[/quote] ...right, and I think we can all agree on that. but not all fasting is part of lent, yet lent is all fasting..lol sorry don't really mean to be teasing you Sherye, but that seemed kind of random. Marvin-- I have heard quite a bit of this subject, and I think it's important to be in the know about what it is we do,
Muggaz- wow, great article, really enjoyed reading that! I was blown away when you started talking about where you started in actually getting your own music I think my first CD was Nirvana and then Dookie and then a few I probably a few that I ended up giving to my sis (who so happened to also be the one who really got me informed--weird). Then I got inot Offspring, Ignition, Kick Him When He's Down, I forget the earlier album.. But after that, dam
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