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Wild Weasil

<t>I think the question says it all, WHY choose religion? 
 
If there is a God of whatever stripe, then he must have a weird sense of humour and sense of right from wrong (the arguement that he gave us all free will to do as we please doesnt cut very much ice with me I'm affraid. Tell that ...

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<r>valerie wrote: This is me at my peak of hotness, age 32. 
 
:D 
 
 
 
Husband says "homina homina homina". 
 
:D <E>:D</E> 
 
 
 
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<t>Some of my favourite films include: 
 
1) Blade Runner 
 
2) Infernal Affairs 
 
3) The Matrix 
 
4) The Empire Strikes Back 
 
5) The Big Blue 
 
6) Chungking Express 
 
7) L'Appartment 
 
And any film with Takeshi Kitano in ...

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It's 9.10 pm, the dog is snoring at my side and I'm looking forward to a day at the sea tomorrow with the family. Just finished a vodka & tonic, cheers!

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Currently I drive a Peugeot 307 (dont believe the adverts, they're terrible!)

Best car I ever had was a 1963 Austin Healey Sprite. What a great car, but its long gone now. :driving:

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I'd come back as my boss (he never seems to do any work, have any ideas of his own AND he gets well paid for it. ) D'oh! :wah:

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<r>Raven wrote: Is that like 'if you cant run with the big dogs, stay on the porch'? :yh_laugh 
 
I'm a sworn true and blue, graveyard shifter. Also known as night owls, shadow dogs, etc. Love the things that go 'bump' in the night. 
 
Seriously, it's the best shift in a hospital ...

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watching Dr Who from behind the settee. Was there any other way to watch? I've already decided to pull the settee away from the wall for this Saturday. :-3

John Pertwee was my favourite Doctor.

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<r>The office I work out of is about 70 miles from my house, and I get to go all over Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire and all points in between. This means I get up at 5 am to walk the dog before going out. 
 
I enjoy going out early in the morning, especially in the spring and ...

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Think yourselves lucky. In this country you dont get much change out of Ã‚£5 for a gallon, thats about $7.50 if not more. :-5

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<t>If you can't be bothered to argue with your wife anymore then thats a bad sign. 
 
I think you know what you have to do already, but try and make the split as amicable as possible, just dont expect it to be easy because it wont be after all these years. 
 
You will feel like crap ...

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<r>It startles me to think that as I get older I'm starting to sound like my Dad used to. 
 
I think that if you have children, and you raise them as well as you can, try and instill in them the need to treat others as they'd like to be treated, and get them to try and do their best in ...

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<r>Aura wrote: I believe your father came to see his grandson one last time before he went off into the light, you may see him again one day when it's your time. I often smell my aunt when she's around me. Spirit's come back in many forms in such a way like smells, clothes etc so that you can ...

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<t>When my Dad died he was on his own which made me cross, especially as I had allowed him to put me off visiting him in hospital a couple of days before. 
 
Anyhow, come the day of the funeral, I left my wife and baby son at my parents house (a funeral was no place for such a youngster I ...

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Really hope you are feeling better,

Regards, WW.

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<r>koan wrote: I think if people put as much effort into guiding their own lives as they do into judging the lives of others the world would be a much better place. I worry about my neighbour's health and mental well being...but do I have to worry about his/her soul? I think not. If there is a God ...

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<t>Dear whoever, 
 
If you think the U.S. is not all it should be, you are probably right, but ask yourself this; where is? 
 
Another point to bear in mind is this-if America is so bad, why do so many countries and citizens in the rest of the world try their damndest to emulate what ...

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<t>Raven has hit the nail on the head. 
 
One way or the other, religion in whatever form manages to rear its ugly; devisive head in most conflicts even if the original bone of contention was not religious. 
 
The German army used to have 'God with us' on their belt buckles, while ...

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Dear BabyRider,

Thanks for the info.

Keep well :-6

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<r>Brambling wrote: Hello, that is a beautiful dog, wonder if he has some Retriever in his line, or even Newfoundland, I understand their coats have the same properties, 
 
cheers Liz 
 
 
Thanks, we love him. 
 
Perhaps somebody who is more expert than I can explain ...

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<t>BabyRider wrote: He is a good-looking dog! Is he really furry or a bit heavy? (Can't help noticing things like that, it's from my years in animal medicine. No offense intended! :yh_bigsmi) 
 
 
He has a thick coat on him (on his papers it says 'breed:Labrador' but I think a wild ...

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<t>Bothwell wrote: Weasel - I happened to see that get Carter was on sky the other night, tuned in and it was the remake, absolutely bloody awful, IMO GC is one of the great british films, great acting and fantastic locations, who in their right mind thought this was a good idea? 
 
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<t>Jives wrote: Yay! Thanks for the kind statement, Weasel. (BTW did you misspell your name on purpose?) 
 
 
In answer to you question, yes I did so I could get my user name registered at AOL, the proper spelling had already been taken. 
 
The coment about the U.S. wasnt an ...

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If this works, here is a picture of my hound at the beach-what a handsome chap!

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<t>Raven wrote: I had no idea. But what I HAVE noticed, is that the only people going to complain when the US withdraws it's visa waiver courtesy to the UK, are the folks who go to NY for shopping. I wonder how long it's going to take for the US to issue travel warnings to it's citizens who plan to ...

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<t>I could'nt wait until my son was old enough to enjoy 'The Wind In The Willows' by Kenneth Grahame. It is so full of really over the top characters and situations. We must have read it together three or four times, and I know he has read it by himself as well. 
 
'Babe' is also a favourite ...

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<r>I dont know if they come under the heading 'old movies' but how about the original versions of ' Nikita' by Luc Besson and the 'Italian Job', also 'Get Carter'. 
 
I dont mind remakes of films if they add something to the story, but the later versions of these films were just awful (and ...

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<t>koan wrote: Aliens is one of the brilliant horror films. On top of that, it is a sequel that surpasses the original in quality. Master and Commander I was pleasantly surprised by. Very good film. 
 
I also like Gary Oldman for brilliance in character acting. Sid and Nancy. Bram Stoker's ...

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<r>along-for-the-ride wrote: I would like to be able to speak and understand all the languages of the world. I could talk to and understand anyone. <E>:)</E> 
 
 
I agree with you, I'd love to have a gift for languages instead of relying on foreigners being able to speak english (mind ...

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<t>slushpuppy wrote: I love Blade Runner too, anything with Harrison Ford in it, especially the original 3 Star Wars movies ( I saw them first time around!), LA Confidential, Gladiator, the first Matrix, anything with Mel Gibson, (does anyone see a theme developing here to do with hunky male actors ...

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<t>NewRunner wrote: Oh my God!!! I LOVED "The Hitcher"...as a suspense film it was the BEST I've ever seen! I was literally sitting on the absolute edge of the couch from the moment the movie started until it ended. I have told so many people about this film, but this is the first time I ever found ...

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<t>How about Hong Kong? It's a great place to visit, I was there this time last year and loved it. The good thing about it is that it isnt all city (but what a city!) there are beaches to visit, the night life is great and the people are very friendly and language is'nt a problem. 
 
If that ...

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<t>Bullet wrote: OMG!! No classics yet. My all time fav is The Godfather trilogy, Goodfella's, Dances with wolves. Those are my top 3, but I love several more. Anything with Adam Sandler or Jim Carrey. I wish they would make a movie together. 
 
 
If it's classics you're after, how ...

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<r>Raven wrote: cheating comes from the heart. Cyber or otherwise. technicalities, aside. It involves another person. If that other person is not your beloved, then it's cheating. <EMOJI seq="1f914" tseq="1f914">:thinking:</EMOJI> 
 
 
For what its worth, I think a little harmless ...

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<t>Market Garden, the allied airborne invasion of Holland September 1944. 
 
If it would have succeded then the way to the Rhur and Berlin would have been opened, the western allies would have been able to finish the war further east and possibly thwarted Soviet influence in Europe. 
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Godiva Girl wrote: Wow, and I thought that I had it bad in Chicago. Sounds like you either need to buy some new boots fast or call in sick for the rest of the week. :-3

I've done the next best thing and delegated a couple of days to a underling. Power mad or what ? :sneaky:

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March on a Nottingham building site standing ankle deep in stagnant, pigeon poo filled water and its been raining, plus I've got 3 more days to go. And my boots leak.

Guess how I feel about winter? :-5

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<t>Dear Kensloft, 
 
Would you believe that Frank (the Lab) doesnt particularly like the more expensive sort of dog food, the stuff he prefers is the cheap and cheerful, as long as its got the pilchards (!) 
 
I think I'm going to try the charcoal biscuits, see if they will work for ...

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<t>Dear BabyRider, 
 
Thanks for your reply. Believe it or not, Frank (my Lab) is choosy when it comes to feeding time, although as you say, when it comes to snacking he will eat all sorts if allowed. Pilchards are small fish (a bit like sardines) hence the smelly breath. 
 
Frank ...

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I have a black labrador who is fussy when it comes to meal times, although like most labs he will eat all sorts of rubbish on walks (or at least try to!)

Currently he is on dry food mixed with pilchards leading to SERIOUS dog breath. Any tips anybody? :-2

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<t>I dont think you can call them pets, but its that time of year again, the Jackdaws are back on our roof and chimney pot. These beasties seem to think that its us who are the squatters, when I go out to see what they are up to they get very upset and start to dive bomb us. Anybody got a tin helmet ...

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