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Posted: May 9, 2009 - 3:24pm
exotraxx wrote: Yes, it's all very cheap. There are not politics at all. - only religion. No soaps, no cosmetics, no health care, even no parents. And yes, I accept that you forbid me to respond to any of your posts. That will be fine. And you will still be you. No talent. No creativity. No healthy thoughts. No nothing of consequence. Just evil and hatred. How sad.

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Posted: May 9, 2009 - 2:58pm

bokey wrote:

I've done that before and have concluded that that is as cheap and easy as calling the US Disneyland.

Fix your street and the people who live on this one will work on theirs.

Until yours is clean, you should concentrate there.

He is broken machine. His hate setting was forced way beyond it's capacity and his OFF button doesn't function. A broken, useless, hate-spewing machine. If there was someway to use hatred and bigotry as fuel we could create so much power! Imagine that. But would the waste product be even more toxic than the fuel?

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Posted: May 9, 2009 - 2:50pm

exotraxx wrote:

This is the US adapted version, of course.

In the US, children look like their own parents because their parents are always trying to look like them.
A child growing up is still looking like the parents - although the parents have become elder as well..
The older you are, the more you'll have to appear younger.

You can inspect it in nearly each US soap where all the generations look the same - grandmother, mother and the child generation.

What is the average counting by cosmetic operations per capita and year?
And they wonder why the health care doesn't work.

Dude, you have TOTALLY missed the point of my little allegory.

It has NOTHING to do with politics.

It has NOTHING to do with parents, cosmetics, soap, and health care.

It has NOTHING to do with the U.S. - it transcends all politics and nationalities.

Your tawdry political slam is limp and ineffective. It reeks of opportunism. It flails as a wet noodle would against a steel door. It is CHEAP.

I hereby forbid you from responding to any of my posts.

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Posted: May 9, 2009 - 1:56pm
exotraxx wrote: You forgot to mention the Nazi heritage. I've done that before and have concluded that that is as cheap and easy as calling the US Disneyland. Fix your street and the people who live on this one will work on theirs. Until yours is clean, you should concentrate there.

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Posted: May 9, 2009 - 1:55pm
exotraxx wrote: You forgot to mention the Nazi heritage. Not fair to the Nazis — your crime against humanity is in being so remarkably boring.

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Posted: May 9, 2009 - 1:50pm

exotraxx wrote:

This is the US adapted version, of course.

In the US, children look like their own parents because their parents are always trying to look like them.
A child growing up is still looking like the parents - although the parents have become elder as well. .
The older you are, the more you'll have to appear younger.

You can inspect it in nearly each US soap where all the generations look the same - grandmother, mother and the child generation.

What is the average counting by cosmetic operations per capita and year?
And they wonder why the health care doesn't work.

And in your country people wish they didn't live there and so denigrate others in the other, better places they wished they could live in.

Rather sad.

Have you considered fixing your own country first and then moving on to the less f**** up countries in the world?

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Posted: May 9, 2009 - 11:00am
today's my friend's 41st...can't believe it's been a year already since she turned 40!

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Posted: May 9, 2009 - 10:59am
...i usually shift into 5th

Zep

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Posted: May 8, 2009 - 10:07am
When a man is young, he is an astronomer. When he is in middle age, he is a surveyor. And when he becomes a senior, he takes up prospecting. At 40, he is just about in the transition from astronomy to surveying.

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Posted: May 7, 2009 - 12:50pm

dionysius wrote:

...I predict I will have just met and then married my wife and lifelong companion. I predict my car will die. I predict moving out of Dick's place and into a cramped apartment with the wife. I predict, when I am 40 years old, that things will look much brighter than they did when I was 30.

:shakes head vigorously to restore semblance of understanding:

damn event horizons.. I always seem get on the wrong side of them.

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Posted: May 7, 2009 - 12:43pm
dionysius wrote: ...I predict I will have just met and then married my wife and lifelong companion. I predict my car will die. I predict moving out of Dick's place and into a cramped apartment with the wife. I predict, when I am 40 years old, that things will look much brighter than they did when I was 30.

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Posted: May 7, 2009 - 12:38pm
rosedraws wrote: Start a clothes swap thread! Sort of a threads swap thread...

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Posted: May 7, 2009 - 12:35pm

JustineFromWyoming wrote:

So, in my 40th year, I've started to lose weight. I've dropped a couple pants sizes and now none of my clothes fit. I would like to think it is because I'm aging gracefully, but I think it's the whacked schedule I'm now working teaching online in Korea. I'll be spending some time cruising the thrift stores and yard sales to replace my clothes...

Start a clothes swap thread!

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Posted: May 7, 2009 - 12:11pm

JustineFromWyoming wrote:

i remember that and you'll be doing it in best way, in my opinion. i LOVE goodwill. i have gotten some of the nicest stuff there for next to nothing. after shopping there it's hard to spend real money on clothes.

JustineFromWyomi...

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Posted: May 7, 2009 - 11:58am
So, in my 40th year, I've started to lose weight. I've dropped a couple pants sizes and now none of my clothes fit. I would like to think it is because I'm aging gracefully, but I think it's the whacked schedule I'm now working teaching online in Korea. I'll be spending some time cruising the thrift stores and yard sales to replace my clothes...

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