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Jimmeh

thanks. I'll actually try to eat in the mornings.

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thanks love <33 and the walking thing is a great idea.

I really need a diet plan, know of any?

and burgers without buns? yay for that.

I usually eat the chicken though, as an insider, I suggest it.

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<t>for homecoming, dread those stupid dances. it is oct. 14 but I am getting fat. Almost 6'2 and hitting 260 lbs. according to some bmi site, I am obese at a bmi of 34.0 so yeah, I'd at least to be over weight sheesh. I am 15, so yeah, take that...

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awh. I love you guys. =D :-6

and believe me, I will always wear condoms, espically with the things out there.

thanks loves. =DDD:guitarist

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all right. thanks a lot guys. =DD

I read through each one, and read a short summary on the authors you said.

you guys are awesome thanks again.

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<t>Well, I am a HARRY POTTER FREAK. I am quite addicted, J.K rowling has probably made a third of her fortune off of me. =D So, I would like a book similar to harry potter, mythical and all that good stuff. I am at the 11th grade level, and 15. So nothing to questionable, seeing as I wil...

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<t>Pinky wrote: Oh, that's so sad!!! I would never abandon someone I love because they have different beliefs to me. I'm pretty lucky with my family, they're all quite open-minded..they don't mind what you are as long as you're happy! lucky you. I miss them cookies. :-6 <...

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<t>wow. a lot of replys. I am still reading through them: but here are some answers to some questions/comments. Ok, I get all my statistics from my number one dermatoligist, who I pay for each visit, about 90 dollars. =/ Second, in males accutane can effect sperm cells. you see...

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<t>Lulu2 wrote: The reason I'm suggesting speaking with other specialists is that you shouldn't have to balance clear skin with future fertility. There MUST be another option! thats what I am hoping or maybe a diluted accutane out there for younger patients. I think my de...

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<t>Lulu2 wrote: I'm sorry you've got this condition....my daughter has something similar (red-heads sometimes get cystic acne and it's terrible.) How many specialists have you seen? What do they say? Sadly, in the long run, you're the one who must make the decision...but be sure you make...

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<t>SnoozeControl wrote: Yor poor guy, there must be something out there that'll help. Have you considered getting a second opinion from another doctor. Check with a dermatologist, if you can afford it. I think I'd avoid Accutane if the side effects are really that severe. Good luck and le...

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<r>Sheryl wrote: Another bad side effect from Accutane is bad mood swings. My husband took it in highschool. He said it really affected his attitude. Great for football, but bad for getting a girl. <E>;)</E> Have you tried using tanning beds. I've heard this will help with cl...

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<t>Bryn Mawr wrote: Being told your baby will be born deformed is infinately worse that being sterile. Acne will go in the next few years - the other will haunt you for life whichever way you handle it. yes, but you see. its very painfull. and I will have it for my whole ...

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oh, I am way comfortable with it. I do love reading. I would have more books/look into it more, but my mom has problems with it.

My aunt was pagan, and she was cast out of the family. Sad really, she is a nice lady. And made good cookies. =DD

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yeah, my sister did that.

It didnt work for her, but I will bring it up. *jotted down*

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oh its nothing bad, just usually giving me a book or two. =D

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<t>I have severe SEVERE acne, and I am elgible for a drug called accutane. For all who are not familuar with the drug, its completely destroys all oil glands on the face, so its not as oily and not acne-prone. With the miracles of getting rid of acne, it comes with a cost. I ha...

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thanks. =D I have been gone for a while, due to switiching servers, and getting my computer re-fixed.

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<t>Can anyone direct me to a site or know of a good diet plan for teenagers? I have limited time and I can only home-work out like two or three times a week. I would also like a complete lists of what I should/shouldnt do while working out. Also, a nutrition plan would be great...

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<t>Well, its progressing slowly. I've decided that I will have to stay with my mother, for now. It's startting to let down, and between clubs, school and work I am hardly ever home. I also asked a girl out, and we go out between study dates. its going pretty well, and I go to the counselo...

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<t>Ted wrote: Jim:-6 Rituals can be of great help in aiding one to focus ones mind on something. They can also be comforting and stimulate peace within oneself. Some churches does have rituals as such but they arfe missing out on the benefits of such practices. Som...

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<t>Nomad wrote: Its a very hard thing to ignore people when their primary motive is to hurt you. One thing for certain though is if you believe in yourself, if you know who you are and what lives in your heart is good, thats a very powerful thing to know about yourself. It takes away the power of ot...

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awh. thanks guys.

About the alchol thing - its so odd, I do exactly the same thing, have been for 2 months now, It hasn't let down, but I keep at it. ^^

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*confused* :-5

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so true, since the longer hair style is in.

Though, some people do the emo hair, and that most get annoying. :wah:

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Steal/buy a spaceship and bring as many people I can?

And eventually land on the moon, where we would harness the sun and make an atmosphere for the moon!

somehow. =/ :driving:

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Thanks to both of you, and both bring up good suggestions.

I do think ill have to close my mind for a while, at least for the next three years, or until I find a place to stay. thanks so much again.

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<t>Slade1 wrote: Hi Jimmeh (Is that like Timmeh?) I just wanted to say that if you want to find something to believe in then good for you, but belief should not be mandatory. I personally believe that there are forces at work in the universe that we could never comprehend, let alone write...

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<t>DesignerGal wrote: Oh and Im not a Catholic because IM on LOADS of fertility drugs right now and going in for an IUI cycle next week. And the Catholic church tends to frown on that just a little!:D he he. see, its that kind of stuff thats really odd about the catholic religon.<br...

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<t>Pinky wrote: I work in a school, and I wouldn't dream of doing that to any kid! Our school has loads of cultures and religions though, so it's finally becoming quite openminded!:-6 Lucky you. ^^; we need more people like you in our school. Design...

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cherandbuster wrote: JMan :-6

If this is what you are like as a product of your household

Just think of all you could become! :-4

he he. thanks. you are so nice, but I blame the books. D=< always teaching me stuff. ^^

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<t>Pinky wrote: I agree...you should always make these decisions for yourself, as only you know your own truth inside. I think it should be encouraged as a whole, espically in school. So many people are always telling you to be catholic or christian at my school, sometimes it doesn'...

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<t>cherandbuster wrote: JMan (my nickname for you) I've often thought the same thing GOOD FOR YOU for trying to choose your own path in life What a mature way to think :-6 he he. that nickname is awesome. :-6 Yes, I try to find my own way...

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<r>Bez wrote: Jim....we don't meditate in the SGI, we chant... Mind you some people might meditate as well but not as part of the practise. <E>:)</E> No, I meant the process of enlignment, according to my history teacher anyway. I didnt mean actuall...

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<t>Bez wrote: I've found the group meetings really supportive and everythings so informal, although very disciplined as you would expect from an organisation with headquarters in Japan. :-6 :-6 Japanese religon is also quite fascinating such as Ta...

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<t>chonsigirl wrote: Everyone should read the Bible for themselves, Jim. Also, the first line is your own statement, I did not say that in my post. No, Hitler had nothing to do with the Bible, or he would not have murdered people, which is against the Ten Commandments. Ye...

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cherandbuster wrote: Jimmeh

You seem like such a bright young man!

I wanted to tell you that because you don't get to hear it at home.

awh. thats so nice. ^^; and thank you.

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<t>Pinky wrote: I sure do! 'Wicca' by Scott Cunningham is a good book as a starter, so is 'Hedgewitch' by Rae Beth. Anything by Marian Green is worth a read too. These are all good for getting to grips with the basics, and the ethics of it. I'd have a go at some of the things outlined in ...

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<t>chonsigirl wrote: No Jim, the belief systems are different. Christianity "frowns" against magic, wicca, etc being forms of religion not based on the Bible. Catholics and the ritual of Holy Communion is something remembered in the Bible, and told to believers to particpate in. Harry Po...

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<t>minks wrote: Hello newbie, if you can talk with teachers at school, do you have a guidance councellor, perhaps they can help as well. If this is your life and you are who you say you are, I detect you have a better sense of direction than your mother and sister. Stand by your beliefs you sound li...

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<r><E>:cool:</E> Pinky wrote: I've been a pagan for the best part of ten years, and yes, it is very empowering, and teaches good ethics and morals through personal experience. Most organised religions don't like this kind of thing, as it goes against their way of trying to convert people ...

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<t>DesignerGal wrote: There are so many threads here about the differences in religion. We have a resident Scientologist, as well as Catholics, Protestants, Methodist, Baptists and even a couple of fundamentalists. Im sure you will find every answer to every question you could possible imagine. We m...

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<t>DesignerGal wrote: No. My crappy mean father has it. Its most prevalent in women though. You will get as much support as you can find anywhere here. Just remember that you are a worthy human being. Find some kind of support through friends and join more groups at school if you have the time. ...

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<t>Well, I have chosen to be atheist for now. Mainly I dont want my parent's religon to effect my own. So, I will choose a religon once I have moved out. But, I need a perspective on the issue: why does Christianity frown agaist magic, wicca, rituals etc. I mean, catholics do the same thi...

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wow. I havent read through the whole thing yet, but it sure describes them so far. that is amazing, are you going to be psycologist or something?

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maybe it is down, ill list it under favorites and re-visit it later. :-6

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<t>venus wrote: I think it is wrong of us to stop people following in what they see as a necessary part of their religion... Would they ban nuns from wearing a habit, how about a priest and his clothing ? I don't think it is right of us to force these women to uncover if it is ...

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<t>DesignerGal wrote: Pinky is right on! If we all had the smae beliefs we wouldnt have such exciting protests. Do you have a PRIDE club at school you could make friends with? What kind of town do you live in? Are there any Gay outings (if you ARE or ARENT) you could join? Gays are mostly very open ...

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<t>Pinky wrote: Great advice from all the guys so far! You can arrange to see a social worker, or a teacher might put you in touch with someone who can help. Do you have any other relatives that you could stay with long term? Trust me on this, never let anyone tell y...

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<t>DesignerGal wrote: Get out while they are gone. Go to a Social Worker. Your mother doesnt deserve you and your sister has her own problems which is probably why she is getting your mothe to dump on you so she isnt the "bad" kid anymore. Check into Borderline Personality Disorder. They ...

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