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Supersilly@rse

<r>Exactly!!!!!! I've said this many times to my friends. 
 
Do you remember when you were in geography class, and there were still 15 minutes left until the bell? That seemed like a lifetime! And of course there was double french, which was an hour long and unbearable! 
 
Now - I ...

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<t>Exercise!!!!!! 
 
Apart from being good at getting all that angry/ nervous energy out of your system, it is proven that the endorphines created by exercise have a good uplifting effect on your mood. 
 
If you notice that you're feeling down, try to get at least 3 stints of ...

Supersilly@rse

cars;454184 wrote: You're not so "silly" Super!

Well! in all my years!

I resemble that remark!!!!

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<r>Hammy/ Jimbo 
 
I shouldn't worry about it too much, it's just going to cause additional frustration. 
 
Hammy - You recognised someone you wanted to help (with the limited information you had you made an informed decision) and acted on this. 
 
Jimbo - It's up to you ...

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<t>Perhaps you should practice a little of what you do online here. Maybe write her a note with what you want to say.... or if you don't feel able, get a friend to draft your sentiments for you, letting her know that it's as much for you as it is for her. That in a dark world, you've experienced ...

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Ciao!

Non penso che possa aiutarla a tutto il perché il mio italiano è molto debole.

La desidero la fortuna buona.

Tentare e lei riuscirÃ .

SSa

Supersilly@rse

<t>coberst;453166 wrote: Here is an expression one reader made to my OP on another forum. 
 
Don't give me solitude 
 
Because I'll have to try 
 
To dig among my thoughts 
 
To find a reason why. 
 
Please busy me with work. 
 
If there's ...

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Bonjour!

Accueillir au Jardin. Vous aurez beaucoup d'amusement ici. Tout le monde est très agréable et gentil et intéresser.

S'il vous plaÃ®t me pardonner - mon franÃ§ais n'est pas très fort.

Ssa

Supersilly@rse

Patient, kind and very very clever.....

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<t>*sighs* I thought we were going to embark on the 'enlightenment' self vs no-self debate! 
 
However............ 
 
I'm lucky (or unlucky, depending on your viewpoint) enough to be able to find solitude even when surrounded by people. 
 
Fine line between solitude and ...

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<t>*puts on cynical hat* (it's purple with a wide ribbon) 
 
This is where I feel that it would be best to work with someone who doesn't know you at all, as your friend already has a 'concious' insight into your troubles, and could easily sway the session that way... It also may have been ...

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<r>SnoozeControl;445797 wrote: I tend to see sexual innuendoes everywhere, so what does that say about me?<EMOJI seq="1f615" tseq="1f615">:confused:</EMOJI> 
 
 
What do they look like? I've often wondered. 
 
I think they might look like a lava lamp, but without the lamp or ...

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<t>K.Snyder;445715 wrote: 
 
Also, I think that parents should make an attempt to seek out what a child is actually interested in as innately possible. I think a child's motivation is an essential roll in how much they learn as opposed to only what. 
 
 
I concur! 
<br ...

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<t>Paula;11209 wrote: i think when the gay generation became popular between men, it got out of control...the 80's, every Tom, Dick & Harry had it? :wah: i believe the majority of it was created by the gay men, then the prostitutes, it is a sexually transmitted disease? thats what i thought?? bad ...

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Did you remember to put your clocks back?

An extra hour snoozing?

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Welcome!

I too like complex, seeded fruit and exploring new and old cities! yay!

I may call you Lemmy on occasion.

SSA !:)

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<t>For me there's a question that comes before this one...... 
 
Do angels exist? 
 
then 
 
What are angels? 
 
Then 
 
does angel therapy work? 
 
It's similar to the whole past life regression thing...... I had this conversation with a 'master' in ...

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koan;445030 wrote: It will take me a bit to retrace my steps but I'll try to get a list that shows what I mean.

Fabbo!

I promise I'm not going to use it as my christmas list! :wah:

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Accountable;445031 wrote: What's the mileage on those things?

Ooof! That was a true 'LOL' moment! Raised heads and eyebrows in my office! :wah:

Supersilly@rse

I'm not sure I understand what you mean - more info please?

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This joke doesn't work for me - sorry.....

But it's a gramatical thing rather than a racial thing.

*takes off geek hat*

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OMG that's RELCH!!!!

Did no one's mother tell them that it was rude to put their bags on the table? Bags and elbows - NOT ON MY TABLE!!!!!

I wouldn't put my handbag on the toilet floor either! I hang it round my neck if there's not a hook to hang it on! :wah:

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jimbo;441312 wrote: oh him of course

Seriously.... you seem like an open minded kinda chap... you should try to get hold of some of his talks. If you can get past the fact that he talks like a Lecturer/ Professor, you'll enjoy what he's trying to say....

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<t>I can't believe you're in the same house on different computers on the same forum! 
 
Am I the only one that finds that a bit odd? Honestly - ban yourselves from the PC for a week and see if you talk more..... 
 
 
 
My BF and I are a bit odd like that though - he won't ...

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How about putting a desk in a lift (elevator) and asking everyone who comes in "can I help you?"

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<r>He's a very, very clever man, and speaks fairy regularly. I heard him in September in London. 
 
You can download some of his talks I think, if you are interested. 
 
Have a look at his website. <URL url="http://www.sheldrake.org">www.sheldrake.org</URL> 
 
He has a ...

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Are breasts still breasts no matter who they're on?

Would you partake in a bit of boy-boob if there was a drought?

Am I going too far?

have you gone green?

Supersilly@rse

<t>Rupert Sheldrake is a biologist, who speaks on the subject of Morphic Fields amongst many other things. 
 
He is one of the very rare human beings who combines a scientist's mind with the ability to consider things which have not yet been measured.... 
 
FYI - Morphic fields are ...

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<t>jimbo;441252 wrote: did he discover patatoes or something :-3 
 
 
No Jimbo - Patatoes (the rare, flatter cousin of the potato) were discovered by a decendant of the Plantagenet family, who ran off with a Gypsy and spawned an unusual bloodline with a radar for root vegetables....<br ...

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<r>I suffer OCD and in the past depression. This was very prevalent when I was young. 
 
At age 14, I didn't know what was wrong with me, and thought I was mad, so tried to hide the symptoms from everyone - this was very tiring to say the least. 
 
Now, nothing makes me think I'm ...

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<r>Wendybird;441059 wrote: Thanks guys :-4 
 
I'll be ok if the world would just stop trying to pi** me off! <E>;)</E> 
 
Hugs to you all 
 
xoxoxox 
 
 
Aww bless ya! I struggle with this too! I'd be fine if I wasn't surrounded by incompetents and imbeciles ...

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Hey Coberst....

Have you heard any Sheldrake at all?

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I have the celtic symbol for strength on my bum!

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I think the whole 'Schindler' think was pretty amazing.....

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Here are a couple of pics.

If you want more, then email me at supersillyarse@yahoo.co.uk

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Have a look on Amazon for the Official Guide to Windsor Castle. That has pictures of the interior and the art collections etc....

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<t>jimbo wrote: guys my sister used to open my mail and stuff i used to have a fit 
 
 
 
i just wondered if it bothered other people and it does 
 
 
 
 
 
so what you lot got to hide :wah: :wah: :wah: :wah: 
 
 
If my sister looked, that ...

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<t>Nomad wrote: Once you get past the Sistine Chapel and some of the other "artsy" stuff and I hear the spaghetti is ok, what are you really left with ? 
 
 
If you do choose to ignore some of the most controversial and forward thinking artists of their times - Michelangelo, Botticelli ...

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<t>Sheryl wrote: I'm not really bothered if someone I know looks through my stuff. I have nothing to hide. However I have been guilty of looking through hubby's stuff, but I had good reason too. 
 
The only thing that really bothers me is for someone to read over my shoulder, that bugs the ...

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Clancy wrote: Is it shoes, make-up bag....double A, 'batteries ...what?

.

My best friend is Charlotte?

I like shoes a lot though!

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In the UK, someone is not deemed responsible enough to Vote or Drink at 18 however they're considered responsible enough to HAVE A BABY at the age of 16!!!

Ridiculous!

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<t>Charisma = charm, magnetism, presence. 
 
I don't think this is a pre-requisite for effective leadership, and in some instances, can lead to barriers within the team. 
 
If someone is particularly charismatic, a less confident person may not want to go to that person for help, for ...

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<t>I'd be pretty angry if my bf looked at my personal things, as it would be indicative that he doesn't trust me and is potentially accusing me of cheating, or doing something I shouldn't be doing. 
 
It's accusations of that nature that would drive me away. 
 
I couldn't be with ...

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<r>jimbo wrote: i have never ever been through my partners phone or handbag ever....i would just feel like a low life ......come on ladys do you go through your partners privates honestly............yes there is a joke there somewhere:sneaky: 
 
 
This isn't so much a privacy issue as ...

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<t>ACCADUE wrote: oh, about lakes: they are simply wonderful. 
 
Better in spring or summertime 
 
 
 
All lakes are beautiful, but I like so much the little Lago d'Orta. It has a small island in the middle, you can reach it by boat only and there are no cars on it.<br ...

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I adore Italy and regularly go to Florence. I've also been to Venice, Sienna and Rome and loved every second of it!

Next stop - the lakes......

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<t>Patsy Warnick wrote: SuperSilly, 
 
Sounds like with your career, travel, hours, if you wanted children you'd be a candidate for a Nanny. 
 
Patsy 
 
 
I couldn't possibly have a baby then hand it over to someone else to look after. 
 
I've always believed ...

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<t>This is your body telling you that you're not ok, and that you need to give yourself some time/ headspace to deal with all of this. 
 
If I'm right, (and I'm fairly intuitive) I would guess that you've probably not dealt properly with any of this ****...which means it's all still there ...

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<t>Bill Sikes wrote: Sikes: Why wait to have children? 
 
 
 
 
 
Didn't some City bird have some children and still work (in the news a year 
 
or so ago)? What if you *always* have a "fantastic career"? Will you ever 
 
be able to have children? Hm ...

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