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The authorities believe the kids wandered away from the home and fell in the lake and drown but they were still investigating it.

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After the winter thaw the boys were found in a small lake.

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DON'T transport your dog in a wire crate. In a car accident, a wire crate transforms into a doggie skewer. On days you plan to have a car accident, it's acceptable to use a plastic crate.

Oh Lordy :wah:

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Ew, I didn't know people ate horse meat. Call me naive (<spell?)

I'm a vegan and I grew up with horses so now I'm traumatized :-1

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Thanks for the info everyone. I'll let her know that she should check into the local laws first before she does anything - just to protect herself from future problems.

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<t>If someone is living in a home rent free (basically leaching off the owner) and the owner decides after several years to throw them out, does that person being tossed out on their butt have a right to sue the owner? I mean, do they have tenents rights even though there was no lease or no rent bei...

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Does anyone here read books by OSHO? What do you think of his philosophy?

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<r>^Thats true Jacksdad. I know when I google my screenname it pops up and all the stuff I've talked about here appears. <E>:o</E> She probably stalks rain this way and picks out the sites that "sound" like rain posting. Rain, you could change your screen name when arriving on a new forum...

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<r>RedGlitter;510794 wrote: Rainbow, I think it's PC vs. Common Sense. Make a statement of what you think about what someone is doing and twenty people will kneejerk and tell you not to be judgemental. <EMOJI seq="1f914" tseq="1f914">:thinking:</EMOJI> Here's my take: EVERYONE judges. EVERYONE. I kn...

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<r>Rain;510770 wrote: Hello, I'm hoping someone can help me out here. I have an internet stalker who seems to find me even on a closed boards. I have a few IP numbers from her that I'd like to trace, but I'm wondering why IP numbers change all the time. How can I trace her if...

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<r>Start from the top and read the whole thread. You are answering your own questions. I've learned that's the best way to find answers to your self's concerns. ^Thanks Jacksdad, I'm seeing it now. I think I've been talking about this all day on here and to others around me and its all s...

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<r>JacksDad;510742 wrote: No babbling at all. You made perfect sense to me. Personally, I judge you sane.<E>;)</E> Thank you <E>:)</E> I'm happy that someone understands my babble. I guess I'm just trying to figure out this whole opinion/judgement thing and I thought this...

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<r>Accountable;510706 wrote: Yup. I've been chastised more than once for being judgmental. Imagine that - being judged as too judgmental. :rolleyes: Isn't that so typical though. I think a deeper question is why judgement exists at all. <EMOJI seq="1f615" tseq="1f615">:c...

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<r>JacksDad;510703 wrote: Expectations are the issue there. I have no intent on living up to others expectations. Expectations, judgements, opinions.............. Here comes a thread of semantics. :driving: I agree, I don't feel the need to live up t...

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<r>Pinky;510422 wrote: I think we can form an opinion, often based on our own upbringing and experiences, but realistically how many of us put ourselves in the shoes of the person or thing we're judging? Maybe I have a somewhat unusual viewpoint on this, but I don't think anyone should j...

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<r>911;510379 wrote: Most of the time it is how the statement is put to paper. If, for instance, you say, Mongomy is the only clear path in human relationships, you're asking for it. <E>:)</E> You have to be clear and state that regardless of what everyone else wants to do, this or that ...

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Clipper;510372 wrote: Human nature and the ability of folks to "assume"......

My grandfather use to say: never ASSUME anything, it just makes an ASS out of U M E. :wah:

^ I just had to say that... the word ASSUME always reminds me of that.

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<t>I had no idea where to post this. I was going to post it under general chit chat but then thought people wouldn't appreciate that. I hope it is ok to stick it here or maybe it can be moved :-3 Here is my question: How can we have an opinion without judgement? I use to think...

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<r>Colette;500038 wrote: Does a Giant Gingerbread House such as this attract...um....crawly things?? Like bugs and rodents? Any witches nibbling on the eaves? How long will the house stay on display? I'm not sure when it will come down, I think I read in the paper that it will come ...

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Nomad;499363 wrote: Everyone needs a good dump now and then :-3

:wah: :wah: Yes - WE do! :wah:

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meltonpie;492894 wrote:

Hey - why the "He" being grumpy! Don't tell me it's all one-sided - that the "She" never get's grumpy at all?

This SHE never gets grumpy. It is TOTALLY one sided. Men have MOODS, especially the one I own.

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In your photos ladycop, is that you?

Wow, it truly is beautiful. Is it a sea wall that your diving along, one of those where the bottom is like 100's of feet down but all the beauty is along that wall?

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<r>Shoulder or Arm injury is what I heard on CNN. I was only half paying attention at the time and the first time they said arm injury that wasn't fatal (the autopsy report indicated) but then later they said dislocated shoulder. He had been dead a few days before they found him I guess <E>:(</E> I ...

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Thanks for the list Marie.

I have to agree with poseidon. That movie was disappointing.

I also think Sharon Stone needs to realize her "hay day" is gone. :wah:

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It was beautiful today. The lack of sunshine was a bummer but the temp was great. I was watching Channel 4 weather and they said it would get to 38 but your right Nomad, it was def in the 40's. I'm just sad because of the lack of snow.

I hope January gives us a good dump!

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Thanks LadyCop!

I wish I could get over it though because I'd love to dive somewhere where visibility is more than 3 feet. I think someday I'll get the nerve up to do some "real" diving.

I'll check out the "keys" thread - I'd love to see pictures.

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<r>^ No, I haven't been to the Keys - Sadly, NEVER <E>:(</E> My parents always go to Costa Rica or the Caymens and keep trying to get me to go along but I just don't have the nerve for it. Scuba diving was something I was manipulated into in the first place and I have never been that com...

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<r>lady cop;492645 wrote: i have certainly not criticized the men. and i am very sorry for their familes at Christmas. and for them. i followed this story with a lump in my throat. i still find it a shock that they did not prepare for unexpected contingencies. the weather can change in a heartbeat. ...

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<r>I'm a rock-climber and have done some basic mountaineering in the Adirondacks. I've gotten to know a number of climbers since I was pretty young and I also understand the passion for the sport. I've taken a crevass self rescue course and did some basic ice climbing but never did any major mountai...

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:wah: That is a good one.

Boy Nomad - didn't know about the chest hair :p

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<r>Marie5656;481525 wrote: I was diagnosed with anxiety disorder also. I have always tended to isolate myself. I was on Zoloft for several years. Worked OK, but got expensive. I am now taking the generic form of Paxil. It works OK. I now often see that I often feel depressed, when never happend befo...

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<r>Ok, I saw the movie. :-2 I thought it wouldn't be so bad. I figured, I know its violent so I will just shut my eyes through the gruesome parts BUT... that turned out to be 90% of the movie <E>:(</E> I feel like I missed so much just because I was afraid to open my eyes. Maybe I'm more...

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We get along well. It seems that the longer we are together the less we argue. When we do have a conflict it is usually just because he's feeling grumpy and he doesn't talk and I start ragging on him for being so quiet.

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Sorry Marie for being so late to say thank you for the link. THANK YOU!

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<r>Yay! Thanks. I love new craft sites to check out. I've got it open right now and I really like it. I think I need one of those craftychica shirts ~ that is so ME! <E>:D</E> Next time I'm at the bookstore I'll look her up and see if I can find one of her books! I love that Mexican art ...

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<r>RedGlitter;481084 wrote: Hey Rainbow, I'll do that if I ever go. I might go with my friend one day, we'll see. The letterboxing clue I looked up for my area had been stolen too. I guess people just have to be morons. <EMOJI seq="1f914" tseq="1f914">:thinking:</EMOJI> Absolutely! ...

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<r>Its true, the information coming off the reservation has fallen silent. I was thinking of sending an email to our local news stations to get an update (which sometimes works). Redlake Reservation is a very isolated community compared to most of the reservations in this state. As I understand they...

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<r>Thanks for the advice Redglitter ~ I will definitely go take a look and see what information I get. <E>:)</E> I will stay away from the chat - that is too bad they have to be so snarky in the chat <E>:(</E> I usually avoid chats for that reason. Its like they are one person on the for...

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Anyone out there make candles? Have you ever used acrylic candle paint? I'm looking to buy some but have been to all the local craft stores and haven't found any. Help!

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Thanks for the list 911!

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We are going to see it. I look forward to it. His Passion of the Christ as pretty good though I didn't care for the bloody scenes in that one either. But I'm too curious about this movie to pass it up.

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<t>Obviously from your reply your own education as demonstrated by your ability to read and follow links is somewhat questionable. Had you followed the links I provided you would have seen that the Self management courses I linked to are run by bipolar trained and experienced personnelle....

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<r>REDGLITTER, If you try the geocaching, please let me know. I'm curious as to how it all works out. <E>:)</E> Its nice because it seems they have letterboxes all over the U.S. so people everywhere can try it. I was a little bummed because I checked the clues for those in my ...

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<r>tedhutchinson;476997 wrote: Self management of Bipolar disorder I'm not sure what information people are objecting to in this thread. I'm also not sure that seeking professional help is always to answer to the problem. I've taken just about every anti-depressant on the shelves and I don't really ...

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Nope. My conscience wouldn't allow it.

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<t>Having spent time on a reservation as a child, and also living in Minnesota and having gone up to Red Lake in the summer I felt compelled to reply on this thread. First of all... reservations are quite different then the average American town. Their is a strong sense of community and ...

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<r>RedGlitter;475376 wrote: Jimbo, you're getting some misinformation here about the character of people with bipolar. <E>:mad:</E> Since I am bipolar, I will email you a little about me. See you soon! <E>:)</E> I agree with you redglitter! My aunt is a psychologist and h...

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<t>I read a little bit about geocaching on the letterboxing website and it seems they are similar. Geocaching is with the GPS (An adventure game for GPS users. Individuals and organizations hide caches in various locations all over the world and share the coordinates of these caches on t...

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<t>None yet. We always end up getting the bulk of our cards the week before Christmas ~ go figure. I'm horrible and so is everyone else I know :wah: I have my Christmas Letter ready and still working on making the cards for them to go in. After the holidays we usually recycle the cards by turning th...

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<t>The gigantic gingerbread house will be unveiled on November 24, welcoming guests to walk through and experience a magical gingerbread factory complete with animated elves. ^ NO WAY! I can't believe they are using the line "magical" to describe the experience one would have ...

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