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Ok! Thanks so much for letting me hang out in your garden! OK. Thank you! Bye Bye! OK!

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beautyful;780462 wrote: I've had like 6 coffees today...no more

6 Coffees? Heavens! They must have had to scrape you off the ceiling with a SPATULA after that! :wah:

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<t>qsducks;787797 wrote: Dunkin Donuts has the best cawfee. And the donuts aren't bad either. 
 
 
I love Dunkin Donuts. Unfortunately, the corporate head here in Arizona decided to remodel ALL of the Dunkin Donuts stores at the same time - which means, if you live anywhere in the ...

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<r>Furry Samaritan;801568 wrote: Congrats! I know the excitement you're feeling because in a few short month's I'll be going from renting to OWNING a home of my own. It's scary but exciting at the same time. All my best. Now...What on earth to send you as a house-warming gift! <E>;)</E> 
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<t>CARLA;804471 wrote: NO, NO, NO.. To young dangerous practice would be taken from a 6 year old in seconds if someone was going to causes them harm. 
 
Its a cell phone batteries die and they become useless in a very short time. Try a whistle around their neck that they can use if in ...

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<t>Kathy Ellen;804561 wrote: Hi Furry and welcome to the garden. Hope you enjoy your stay here:-6 We really are a nice family and have always been so supportive of each other. 
 
Pull up a rocker and have a nice glass of chardonnay in the garden:-6 
 
 
 
 
 
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<t>weeder;804965 wrote: I do not have the energy to present my entire symposium on homosexuality to the misinformed, this morning. However, I can never let a statement like " Everyone is born heterosexual slip by ignored. No, everyone is not born heterosexual, and homosexuality is not a choice ...

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<t>weeder;804910 wrote: I am back online. I asked the Comcast man about the wire tapping. Seems like everyone knew about it but me..... Incidents like these make me realize how little I keep up with news. I actually try to avoid knowing lots of things. Ill have to start reading the newspaper.<br ...

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<t>soft3419;804398 wrote: 
 
Hey everyone. New here from Mississippi, USA. Have been looking for a place to meet new friends and chat with people. I am originally from Mass. But left the snow for SUNSHINE....I am a happy girl. lol 
 
Hope to get to meet some of you and have some ...

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chrisb84uk;802682 wrote: Welcome to FG, enjoy your time here! :-6

Thank you very much - for the most part, I *am* enjoying the garden. Of course, every garden has a few snakes & spiders that you need to learn to step around, but nothing major.

Take care!

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<t>qsducks;802069 wrote: Welcome to the furry (I mean forum) garden:wah: You will love it here. I read your bio, we seem to have a lot in common regarding books, movies, music, etc. 
 
 
Hi QSDucks - thanks for the warm greeting. Sometimes I feel way out there, so I'm thrilled when I ...

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<r>weeder;802995 wrote: Thank you for the information. It is quite unsettling, and upsetting. You would have had to have been here for a while to know that I am an unconventional thinker who is well aware of the way our civil liberties are being threatened, and I would never knowingly support any ...

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<t>moonpie;804158 wrote: You know- ALL MEN look at boobs - big deal. Be secure enough in your relationship. Bottom line, you better grow up. Did not mean this to be snarky, but it is a god given thing for men, and thats it. By the way - you never said how old your were. 
 
Be happy, that ...

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<t>heartsss3;770826 wrote: My significant other made a very innocent statement last night about a good friend of his sending pictures (via internet) to him of the mardi gras festivities. Of course, the mention was made of 'ta tas'...beads being thrown, etc., and that was the main subject of the ...

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<t>pinkchick;722286 wrote: It's so funny how situations change in a split second... Most of you know by now that I'm a big softie and I tend to wear my heart on my sleeve. 
 
Something struck me today and I feel the need to share it with you guys. 
 
I have a colleague who's family ...

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<r>shibee;779520 wrote: how do you make genuine new friends??? 
 
i know this sounds kinda lame, but really? :-3 
 
 
Your question's entirely valid - not at all lame. I think in this day of veneer, self-importance and superficiality, it IS hard to form strong, lasting ...

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<t>shibee;801617 wrote: Last week, a friend of mine was due to come into town. i told her to call me when she got closer to my area, and i would meet up with her and we'd hang out. Well, being that my friend has moved around alot, and had changed phone numbers several times, i didn't realize that i ...

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<t>WonderWendy3;770774 wrote: What gives a person or a news source credibility? Do you trust easily? When you hear something, do you research further, or just take it for face value and not worry about it anymore...that is until its brought up again.... 
 
 
I always research further ...

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<t>ThePheasant;743901 wrote: Because, he is human being that lives in this age of compassion and caring :rolleyes:, it is the states (via OUR money) responsibility to ensure that he has a comfortable life - food, heat and clothes etc. Even murderers in person get that FROM the state!! 
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<t>JacksDad;721563 wrote: That and others are from The Citizens Commission on Human Rights of which I'm a member. Good to see the word is getting out. 
 
I won't preach but my opinion? 
 
Ritalin, Zoloft, Celexa, Effexor, Wellbutrin, Paxil and Prozac (and others) all of which are ...

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<t>JAB;802926 wrote: You have no idea how wrong you are in this case. How sad that your quick judgement of others closes your mind so easily. 
 
 
These are observations born of many many MANY past experiences EXaCTLY as described above - been through it TOO MANY TIMES for it to be ...

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<t>Jester;801598 wrote: How will you know how he reacts if you put him on your ignore list? What if he apologizes and you never know it and he would have been the one person to give you that one small special pice of advice to make your world more perfect than it is now? How will you ever know, if ...

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<t>Miss Maam;802056 wrote: 
 
Hello Furry from Arizona ~ my sister and family live there in Apache Jet! Glad to meet you and hope to run into you around-n-about these friendly forums. I'm sure you will enjoy all the friendly folks here at ForumGarden! 
 
 
 
 
Thank ...

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<r>jimbo;802905 wrote: right thats it you trouble maker you are now on ignore how dare you say nice things about tom cruise :wah::wah::wah: 
 
 
Oh NO!!!!! <E>:o</E> 
 
I feel there are TWO Tom Cruises - the one BEFORE he went wild on Oprah (Risky Business, Rain Man, Top Gun ...

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<t>weeder;801629 wrote: Whats this about a wire tap?? Id like to know. 
 
 
Weeder : I see you live in Virginia, USA. Is it possible you're totally unaware of the warrantless wiretap the white house administration ordered various telecom companies to participate in? QWEST, a telecom ...

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<t>valerie;797297 wrote: Puts me in mind of the movie Rain Man, remember when his brother 
 
wanted to get him on a plane and fly him somewhere? And Rain Man 
 
knew too many statistics about airline crashes and that's why they 
 
ended up driving! 
 
 
I ...

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<t>Omni_Skittles;801567 wrote: I'm a homophobic. Can't help it, I was born that way. 
 
 
Nobody is BORN hateful toward any specific group of people - it's systematically indoctrinated by those around you. You have a choice whether to continue to follow in that thought pattern or break ...

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<t>Accountable;793993 wrote: I think announcements like this are gauche, but glad to see you back. :-6 
 
 
Accountable - if you absolutely MUST say something derogatory or negative - please say it to yourself. No need to try to ruin the supportive mood by your snarking comments. You ...

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<t>spot;801562 wrote: Does breaking out of dysfunctional situations not involve leaving forums rather than joining them? I've long been of the opinion that using forums is a distinctive symptom of a troubled existence, it's interesting to see someone express the reverse. 
 
Welcome to the ...

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<t>I'm so sorry about all you've been through. Do you have copies of any of the e-mail saying your could pick up again with just 6 months to complete? Did the dean who told you that perhaps document his/her intention to allow that in your university record? 
 
As you can see from my entry ...

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<r>I'm in a section of Arizona USA which does NOT change its clocks - so I'm lucky not to have to do that. Bizarre as it must seem, Arizona (although one state) has independent sovereign Native American nations which DO follow the time change. I have no idea why this discrepancy. 
 
Take ...

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<r>Musiclover89;793681 wrote: I'm very exicted about this it wont be my own flat i'm moving in with someone who is renting out a spare room but it'll still be cool i think rent is £250 a month inc bills <E>:)</E> and it fits my budget perfectly so heres hopeing 
 
 
Congrats! I know ...

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<r>Musiclover89;793698 wrote: Ok during my absense from here i've accepted the fact that i'm Gay i didn't at first but well now i've accepted it and i'm not ashmed of it i've even got a Boyfriend and just now i couldnt be happier with myself but anyway the point on this topic is what are your ...

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<t>weeder;775133 wrote: There is dial up with a phone co operative. Very expensive. I need the computer for work also. No AT&T No Verizon. Cant use direct TV, as they partner with one of the major phone companys. 
 
THERE IS A SUPER WALMART... 2 MILES DOWN THE ROAD, 
 
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<t>At ThePheasant's suggestion & invitation, I'm writing a brief hello & introduction. I happened upon Forum Garden while doing research on breaking out of dysfunctional situations and trying to attract emotionally healthy people. The interchange between people here was very warm & engaging, and ...

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<t>Moonpie, you're not being b*tchy - you're trying to ensure your family keeps its emotional equilibrium. People do have problems, and if your family can offer friendship to troubled people without losing its own balance, that's great. You're clearly wondering whether this is going to result in ...

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Venti Hot Chocolate with Toffee Nut syrup & whipped cream (hazelnut or caramel also do the trick).

It's DEFINITELY a "once in a while" indulgence!

Have a great day!

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I think it's time to give more funding to AmTrak!

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<t>No DSL in country - is it a possibility to have high-speed satellite internet? 
 
Heating expense - would it be cheaper to cut firewood and use it in the fireplace? 
 
Sounded like you wanted that house - just tossing out some "possibilities?" to try to save your dream. 
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Hugs - I wish you & your family well.

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