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<t>Weeder, 
 
I like your style. Tell it as it is! Of course you are 100% spot on here, when i think of the illness around that were not heard of 10 - 20 years ago. Only some of which can be explained by viral mutations and the like. The increase in breathing conditions including Athsma ...

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<t>weeder;1156225 wrote: Despite repeated warnings regarding the risk of unwanted pregnancy, Aids, 
 
and other sexually transmitted diseases, people also continue to engage in unprotected, vile, and disgusting fornicating. 
 
The side effects of this dirty past time, are millions ...

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<t>It's never a pleasant experience, especially for young women and they get so embarrassed. Still, it's a minor irritation for peace of mind. A lot of people think of cancer as being an older persons disease, and do not give it a lot of thought. I was found to have an "abnormal" result at the age ...

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Only by self interested republican bullies, and if that is the case, i can live with that label with a clear conscience.

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Very funny :rolleyes:

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Absolutely, we cannot all see things the same way - or there would be no such concept as war.

As much as i am very interested in the politics of the day, i care more for people.

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<t>Us busybee's love the garden and this one has found her final resting place........not that she'll be resting any for quite some time! 
 
Kentucky is great, but a lot different to Edinburgh. It's quite a change...so is learning to drive on the wrong side of the road with the steering ...

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<t>Don't know about anyone else's thoughts on recent events, but i would relish the idea of Bush facing war crime charges. I'm afraid i am not keen on the idea of war under any circumstances. There are far too many casualties from both sides yet the instigators who picked the fight in the first ...

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Thanks for the wonderful welcome. This is exactly why i missed this place, all you lovely, lovely people! :-4

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Best time for coffee...nothing beats that first mug of strong, hot black coffee in the morning to kick start the day.:-6

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Hello everyone,

I just wanted to re-introduce myself. It's been a while since i was here and i can see there's been lots going on in the garden. Seems i've missed out on quite a bit!

Donnah

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<t>Happened to me am afraid, yes it's a crime that happens all too often. Am not sure if it is more common today than when maybe our parents or granparents got married - but it does seem to happen an awful lot. 
 
I was crushed, ended up on antidepressants and well, alone. I left. Asked my ...

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It would be an act of kindness to just tell - he may not see it that way - everyone else will.

There's just no need for it - doesn't cost much to keep clean!

Busybee :-6

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My daughter has shared a few moments publicly, thankfully nothing like that. Aren't kids wonderful creatures - they just tell it as they see it!

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<t>Yes tell her. She can make her own mind up after that, and she will appreciate your honesty and concern. 
 
Kinda reminds me of my first husband - i was too young or niave or stupid to notice i had married an addict, everyone else around me knew, it seems, and didn't tell me - and i was ...

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meow! It would have to be a cat. But i agree it is lots of fun just buzzin around.

Why? Come and go as you please, lay in the sun as often as you like, lots and lots of attention and fed on demand!

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<t>I sympathise completely with your situation. What can i say other than you must have the patience of a saint to live like this for such a long time. 
 
My motto: I'd rather be on my own than with someone i don't love. 
 
And i live by it, i left my husband nearly 4 years ago now ...

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As an afterthought BSL - i think generally we are well liked across the globe

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<t>Yes i don't know where folk get the "tight fisted" bit at all, i could never figure it out. There is one thing though..............i would never admit to getting a "wee bit tiddly", no-one celebrates quite like the scots.....lol the stories i could tell - all in the name of fun of course, and ...

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Hello and welcome from bonnie scotland, well it would be bonnie if it wasn't for the rain, we're about to get our quota of april showers - that last until june/july.

Busybee :-6

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<r>BonnieScotsLass wrote: My thoughts exactly Busybee (Spooky it's that great minds thinking alike thing again) <E>:)</E> 
 
 
Hmmmm, i don't know what part you're from but lol are we related? Or are we scots all predictable we know what the other is thinking - but we are a friendly ...

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Scotland says hello to you. :-6

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Hello and welcome from Bonnie Scotland. Enjoy your stay in the FG, a lovely, warm, and very colourful place to be.

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absolutely!

i'll agree with the great minds. Anyway, i don't mind sharing - that's what friends are for.

:-6

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<r>BonnieScotsLass wrote: Hi there everyone, 
 
Am a previous "lurker" who stumbled upon this site about a week ago and have been bigging myself up to actually join and now I've gone and done it. <E>:eek:</E> 
 
As you can probably tell from my name I am indeed from Bonnie (though ...

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The gift of psychic awareness. Fascinating stuff. It is thought we all have this capability but don't know how to use it.

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honesty and respect - respect, not only for others but for themselves

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<t>I found money when i was about 7 years old, (long time ago!) a Ã‚£20 note, just lying on the pavement - so i picked it up, am sure i was thinking i was rich and what worldly goods i could buy with this thing. I raced home to show my mum - and she tells me that she will look after it...........and ...

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Personally i have nothing to worry about and i'm too ordinary for someone to want to impersonate me. I was just surprised at how easily this information could be had. I'm not as clued up as some.

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<t>I bought my mum a footspa a couple of christmas's ago, i always wanted one but knew i would never use it - She has probs with her feet so i thought it would be a good idea to get her one. She used it once, i used it once, now it's in the cupboard. But my mum is a hoarder, will never throw it away ...

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You will one day amale, if there's anything to be learned from this discussion - If you are using the internet to meet people - Don't rush into anything - people can hid their true identity easily if they want to.

Good luck,

Busybee :-6

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<t>One of my spur of the moment hangover episodes resulted in my having this quite large tribal design on the bottom of my back, it's meant to resemble a bull (my starsign - taurus). I forget it's there most of the time, but if i'm wearing a cropped top, which isn't often considering the typical ...

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<t>Brighton-lass wrote: Hi everyone, I'm new to this online commuinity thing. I'm at uni at the moment and I'm struggling to keep up with work and maintain a social life so if any one has any tips as to how to manage my work more effectively and still have a social life, it would be greatly ...

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<t>My oldest will be 11 (april fools day), and i refuse to acknowledge she's growing up, always be my wee baby. 
 
I got kinda upset when i turned 30, nearly 2 years ago. I just didn't want to leave my 20's at all, i thought somehow it would change me. But no - am still a big kid, sometimes ...

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I hadn't realised we left such a trail. I feel violated in some way, just not sure how.

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<t>My experience as a student :-5 
 
It's a lotta laughs, tears, work and play! Am also a mature student (not that i would ever consider myself grown up enough to be labelled "mature". I find that i actually enjoy studying most of the time, am studying something i am interested in, and i ...

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<t>petal wrote: hey all 
 
i would like to thankyou all for your participation but i thought as there is so many different veiws why dont we step up a gear (for fun) and have the final say down to a yes/no poll what do you all think? 
 
petal 
 
:yh_idea 
 
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<t>slushpuppy wrote: Today I got a beautiful bouquet of flowers, a box of chocs, a brooch and a card from my wonderful teenagers! All is forgiven, they are the most wonderful children in the world and I wouldn't change them for anything - ok well maybe I would change them for Mel Gibson, a girl can ...

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Tinkerbell wrote: Hi! I'm new here, just stumbled upon you tonight. I wanted to take a second to say Hi, I am checking things out, and like what I see so far. Looks like a neat place you have going on here!

Welcome Tinkerbell :-6

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<t>BabyRider wrote: You'll notice, AK, that I deleted the question mark from this quote. Why? Because it's not a question. I wish more women (especially a few in this very forum) would realize that they DO NOT need a man to make them whole. My mom drilled this into my head for many MANY years. It ...

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<r>A Karenina wrote: You are a romantic at heart, Busybee. It made me smile. <E>:)</E> 
 
 
 
The divorce is long over, but the after-effects are permanent, I think. Some of them anyway. I'm not as trusting as I once was, though I guess that's a good thing. 
 
 
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<r>buzz wrote: ello all!! 
 
hope all are good! just to say hi and hope this will be an intresting experience! 
 
<E>:cool:</E> <E>:D</E> 
 
 
Welcome to the garden, you'll find it's an awesome place to be. Where u from Buzz - are we related? 
 
lol 
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<t>Ford Ka 
 
And i love it, ideal for those of us who have recently passed our driving test. (My new years resolution last year - and i did it by May). Sooooo easy to drive, small - easy to park and quick off the mark.....tho not a racing machine by anyones standards. Next time i go car ...

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Hello and welcome to FG. I'm sure you will find lots to interest you here, just take a strole around the garden.

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<t>Oh dear skittles i think you got some issues u need to deal with. Isn't society about what you put into it, rather than what u can get out of it. And i don't mean to be disrespectful to you, i don't know you. Everyone does have things they wish they could change. 
 
Slushpuppy, I'm ...

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<t>I think the real treatment should be educating the children not to start in the first place......the question is ....HOW? 
 
Maybe the banning of smoking in public places will do something to add to the sigma of smoking behaviour but children are more influenced by what their peers are ...

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Tarus! :wah: I don't think i resemble a bull at all......although i do keep the horns well sharpened - just in case someone decides to wave the red flag!

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Thanks a lot you guys, it helps a lot to hear the views of people who have been there. Ain't it funny that seemingly harmless acts can reduce folk to tears and/or cause real panic and fear. I'll let you all know how it goes :-4

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<t>Bothwell wrote: Stand Up 
 
Speak up 
 
Then shut up. 
 
What you have to do is take a deep breath before you start and remember these people are there because they want to hear what you have to say (even if it's not true, imagine it is). 
 
Try to open with some ...

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<t>I've some presentations to do as part of my coursework and quite frankly i'm terrified at the thought of it. Thought some of you guys could help. 
 
I've no problem putting in the work and organising the presentation. The thought of standing up in front of everyone and talking about what ...

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