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Rapunzel that is sooooo very funny. Having a one and a two year old this might even be a diet option for me. If you can't beat 'em....

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<r>Scrat wrote: It will deter a land invasion by SK and American forces. Possibly the Chinese also. I think the government of N Korea has willingly made a choice of MAD versus being attacked by whomever. About the only choice an attacker will have now is airstrikes which they most likely...

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<t>North Korea are unlike most states or countries in my opinion. Who knows what goes on there? I think of them as one huge cult of brainwashed peoples (before anyone says not all of them, well not all but they're not allowed to speak out on fear of 'disappearing').....with nuclear armourment. Great...

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I come from the cider hub of the world. I loves the stuff I do.... West country cider is the best in the world.

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My reaction?

Oh ****.

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Tell you what I find weird; and that's in Australia they have Christmas in the middle of summer! Now that's just not right.....

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<r>Clancy wrote: Check out, "Dressed To Kill" dvd (Eddie Izzard) <E>:)</E> Filmed in San Francisco It's probably the best introduction to him. ....Eddie likes ladies clothes, he's hetro, but a bit strange in the dress code department....if you catch my drift ...

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<t>spot wrote: It's odd, Katy. Neither you nor Atsila commented on the contrast between what you posted and what I pointed out, both of you tried to make a wisecrack about it instead. What's wrong with discussing the material instead of walking away from it? "If you Google 'Catholic priests/child ab...

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zinkyusa wrote: No argument there, just curious why you picked the lunar landings for your topic..

Just for the novelty value;)

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<r>Imagine this.... Your a Texas Tech freshman and you get the covetted spot as the footbal teams 'Bellringer' during games.... Your family, friends and about 15 million ESPN viewers see you on a Saturday telecast ringing the team's bell.... But to your family, frien...

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<r>spot wrote: Perhaps spelling Rabbi would improve your hit rate. <URL url="http://theawarenesscenter.org/clergyabuse.html#Clergy%20Abuse"><LINK_TEXT text="http://theawarenesscenter.org/clergyabu ... gy%20Abuse">http://theawarenesscenter.org/clergyabuse.html#Clergy%20Abuse</LINK_TEXT></URL> seems t...

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One year I made all of my Christmas cards, being the arty type that I am. Would you believe that one person I gave them to said 'oh, you didn't get me a proper card then?'. With a serious face!:mad:

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<t>cherandbuster wrote: Yeah, that part of the holiday season does stink, doesn't it? I hate getting and giving 'stuff' that is kinda useless. I'd rather give $$ to a charity. The present giving should be for kids only IMO , and then it shouldn't be hugely ex...

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<t>Lulu2 wrote: If you're not a Christian, it's not a very interesting time of year. In fact, it can be downright unpleasant when stores, radio/tv stations and the press want to shove it into your face (and your pocketbook.) Here in the UK the religious aspect is kind of brushed awa...

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<t>I'd like to come accross all cynical and non plussed about the Christmas season but I can't. I love it. I love the dark cold evenings, the Christmas songs, the tinsel and decorations and of course, the Christmas tress which just has to be as gaudy as possible. Taste goes out of the window for me ...

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<r><URL url="http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/5411954.stm">http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/5411954.stm</URL> More enraged muslims?...you bet! I watched an interview with a Muslim women this morning who said that it was disgusting and showed disrespect and a breach ...

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'Rehab' by Amy Winehouse....some ole Motown sounds...:-6

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<t>I think that it takes the whole joy out of drinking to be honest. I enjoy a tipple in a sociable way, I like to try different types of drinks (I'm becoming a bit of a cider connoisieur at the moment - a much under rated drink I think) and I think that if you just reduce it to a puff on an inhaler...

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<t>Thank you everyone. I have been trying to look carefully at what triggers his aggression and I think it is jealousy to a greater extent. It's funny really (not ha ha), you get so caught up in things when you stand back from a situation (and listen to others of course:) ) it all becomes...

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weber wrote: Yes and unfortunately most people don't see that. Most people mistakenly know without a doubt what they would do in any given situation. I call that the pride that is labelled sin.

Nice one weber.

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<t>Adam Zapple wrote: You're reading too much into my comments. I simply saying that whatever the circumstances (make up your own) it is legal for two consenting adults to have sex unless money passes hands. So which act are the making illegal - sex or commerce. Both are perfectly legal in any conte...

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<t>Do you think that part of the kick for some men is that it is illegal? I mean, if it were to be made an accepted more wholesome activity wouldn't it take the thrill out of it a bit? I know that a large percentage of men don't frequent the 'massage parlours' and instead pick up street hookers beca...

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Okie wrote: A person who is not paranoid probably is not in possession of all the facts.

and.....Just because you are not paranoid, does not mean that they are not out to get you....

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<t>Adam Zapple wrote: I've never understood the dichotomy: a man can pick up a woman in a bar, go to a hotel for sex and it is perfectly legal. But if he puts $20 on the nightstand it is suddenly a crime. We have bigger societal issues to worry about imo. Legalize it, and like prohibition, much of t...

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<r>Hamster wrote: Pants I never knew that was legal here??? <EMOJI seq="1f914" tseq="1f914">:thinking:</EMOJI> *Hammy now has a "Plan B" * :wah: Hammy, I live in Bristol and there are certain parts of the city where you can't move for 'massage parlours'. Outs...

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<r>Wendybird wrote: I used to have a lady that did my ironing for me but she retired. Now I just iron stuff as I need it. Why is there not an ironing fairy? <E>:(</E> Yeah, and me (not the ironing lady bit). I do the most minimal ironing that I can get away wit...

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<t>thanks all, We do have a corridor which connects the front door to the stairs and I do sometimes remove him from the situation and sit him at the end of it away from everything. Sometimes he looks guilty and sits there, sometimes he just runs back in an carries on being horrid and othe...

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<t>Right, please let me know that it's all really normal. My 2yr old can be so sweet, he's bright and affectionate and often a pleasure to be around but he's recently started to get pretty vicious with his 1yr old brother. I seem to spend most of my day nursing bite wounds and dragging h...

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<t>Totally off topic I know but all this talk of candles reminded me of a time in my life where I was overdoing the partying and I was out in town for an evening and this man came up to me from out of nowhere and said "remember, the candle that burns at both ends is the most difficult to put down". ...

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<r>helefra wrote: I'm probably a cross between Dr Elizabeth Weir of Stargate Atlantis because I tend to sit back and think about what I'm going to do next before I do it and Jack O'Neill whose a sarcastic son of a b*** (which can be funny) which is what happens when I get frustrated with people.<br/...

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SuzyB wrote: That's my nieces nickname!!

I am the original Bridget Jones

Big knickers?:wah:

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If you Google 'Catholic priests/child abuse' and then do the same with say, 'Rabii/child abuse' or whatver you will see what I mean! Something about catholicism seems to attract these people and I was throwing an idea about.

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<t>flopstock wrote: Excuse me? Celibacy the issue? I think you are confusing sex with rape. I have no complaint with a priest going out and hooking up with a consenting adult of any persuation. But, if I hit a dry spell in my sex life, trust me.. I DO NOT get the urge to fond...

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Seems far more prevalent among Catholic priests than other religious instructors. I wonder if it's because of the requirement for celibacy?

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<t>Ok here goes; Which TV/film character do you feel is most like you and why? I just love Larry David in 'Curb your Enthusiasm'. I am generally more tactful than him but some of the predicaments he find himself could so very much happen to me.....! If I'm on a bus or in a publ...

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<r>cherandbuster wrote: HSquared, LSquared and Katy <E>:)</E> CONGRATULATIONS!!! on your successes! I know how hard it is. Positive feedback and encouragement can serve to spur you on to even more weight loss. The three of you are in "the zone' and are committed to changing habits and be...

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<t>You know I'm not a massive fan of religion per se but it seems a real perversion for an organisation which is meant to spread 'the word of god' and goodness being so evil. I don't use that word freely but I can't think of a better one really. To have a policy of withholding criminal evidence from...

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<r>Good luck H & H. I think that if you are relatively healthy but need to shift a few stone then it's OK to be a bit strict for a while until you get on the right path and then start introducing in good healthy food. I think the reason why these things don't tend to work is because w...

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<r>Hi all, I have just watched a very shocking report about the wholesale cover up of paedophilia within the Catholic priesthood. It seems that there is actually a written decree (which priests are ordered to keep locked up) that states that offences against children by clergy are to be k...

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<t>In the first few weeks of it's existence a fertilised egg is in no way distinguishable from that of a dog or a fish. It has no characteristics that would indicate to the most expert of biologists/scientists that it might become a human foetus except perhaps it's DNA. So, at conception it is nothi...

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<r>Ted wrote: Elizabeth R is also the queen of Canada. I have no objections to the monarchy. The queen or king is a titular leader but is important. It has grown out of history and like the bow on a shoe lace which really has no holding power but keeps the whole thing together so it is wi...

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<r>ARgi wrote: <URL url="http://www.popcouncil.org/mediacenter/newsreleases/ecdisruptsovulation.html"><LINK_TEXT text="http://www.popcouncil.org/mediacenter/n ... ation.html">http://www.popcouncil.org/mediacenter/newsreleases/ecdisruptsovulation.html</LINK_TEXT></URL> â€œThere is no doubt...

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cherandbuster wrote: Hey Zinkmeister (I nabbed this nickname from our lovely Lulu2!)

Is that an offer? :sneaky:

You minx!!

I've missed the midday rummage window now anyway:-1

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zinkyusa wrote: a quickie at lunchtime..

Ah! Makes sense now........

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<t>Shweet tatersalad wrote: You got it,you know what i mean.Sex is not all that. I am DAD,A hug and kiss or a thank you daddy is better than a bj or a nooner any day of the week. Spot on. Oh and hey I know what a bj is SPT but a 'nooner'? Must be a trans-atlant...

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<t>Shweet tatersalad wrote: Although can or may be a important part of a marriage.It is not the only part.And that matter not the most important too everyone.There many other parts too a relationship that have too be considered.You Herve too able too work together too achieve certain goals.my wife a...

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<t>You said "A foetus hasn't grown a brain or nerves or anything else by 72 hours...it's an egg!". OK. If it's a foetus, it isn't an egg. If it's a fertilised egg, it isn't an egg, it's a zygote. Hi Bill, I thought it was a cytoblast, or does that come after the zyg...

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<t>Accountable wrote: Don't try to slough off all the responsibility on men. To read this, it seems women are only the poor victims 100% of the time. Come on Katy, why are you so bitter? Not at all Acc. I'm not bitter one bit in fact I feel that men and espec...

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<r>[QUOTE=Accountable]DNA Nothing underhanded about it. Children deserve our sentiment. :sneaky: You know exatly what I'm saying, you're just being obtuse. I've never once heard of a woman miscarry and say "Damn! How am I gonna wash this group of cells out of my go...

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<r>Accountable wrote: Please tell me you don't think abortion is better for the child than adoption. <E>:eek:</E> First of all a group of 'potentially human' cells don't constitute a child. Up until a certain point in development a human foetus cannot be distinguished with that of a...

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