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Helping add to the craziness too while I wait for the cantankerous host to arrive on set (remotely, of course)....Vamrat I will vote for you if you run for president! I think.
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« Reply #9998 on: September 20, 2011, 09:54:32 PM » |
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« Reply #9999 on: September 20, 2011, 10:25:52 PM » |
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Random fun fact from randomfunfacts.com Americans eat 18 acres of pizza on average per day. (does 9,999th reply count as 10,000th post?) 10,000th post, but not 10,000th reply... it's only replies that count... sort of a "if a tree falls in the forest..." thing  |
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Random fun fact from randomfunfacts.com Americans eat 18 acres of pizza on average per day. (does 9,999th reply count as 10,000th post?) 10,000th post, but not 10,000th reply... it's only replies that count... sort of a "if a tree falls in the forest..." thing Should've double posted when I had the chance...I'll be back for 100K though....mwahaha! |
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Myself, found a nice Bulgarian girl. 'Course that was sixteen years ago, but it has indeed been quite the adventure. Thank you, Sweetie!
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Found a nice Puerto Rican girl, this ought to be an adventure. Chat cats, Ismi . . . PM me what I am thinking //:=) Best of luck, man. You sure do like a roller coaster. Ahhh, youth! Oh you know what I'm thinkin'.  Watched another food documentary, which was pushing some form of the Paleo diet. I would surely be a happy gal to eat bacon all the time. |
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I don't get the fascination with pregnancy photos.
I post on another message board sporadically, and there are some pregnant women posting updates about how they are doing throughout the nine months. Those I don't mind. Those I read. But then people start posting, "I WANNA SEE YOUR 3 MONTH BUMP!!!!" It happens with every month, and then the mother has to get dolled up and take cute pics of her and her belly every month. And everyone says, "Aw, you look so good!" (They won't be saying that during MY pregnancy, let me tell you.)
I want to be a glorious hippie mama during my pregnancy, but I figure I'll be crying/vomiting/working/nesting so much that I won't have time to take photos of my bump all the time. And I don't get why people would NEED to see that, like clock work, every month.
Am I the only woman who feels that way? I know that I am also going to be incredibly annoyed when strangers touch baby, but that's another story.
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I don't get the fascination with pregnancy photos.
I post on another message board sporadically, and there are some pregnant women posting updates about how they are doing throughout the nine months. Those I don't mind. Those I read. But then people start posting, "I WANNA SEE YOUR 3 MONTH BUMP!!!!" It happens with every month, and then the mother has to get dolled up and take cute pics of her and her belly every month. And everyone says, "Aw, you look so good!" (They won't be saying that during MY pregnancy, let me tell you.)
I want to be a glorious hippie mama during my pregnancy, but I figure I'll be crying/vomiting/working/nesting so much that I won't have time to take photos of my bump all the time. And I don't get why people would NEED to see that, like clock work, every month.
Am I the only woman who feels that way? I know that I am also going to be incredibly annoyed when strangers touch baby, but that's another story.
No, I am not trying to make an announcement. DEFINITELY not at this moment.
I am a mezza fanuk or half-a-broad or something, so maybe my opinion only counts a little. I hate the yentering about all the pregnancy stuff. But many women simply do glow and are absolutely radiant when pregnant. Also, because of the incredible hormonal shifts during pregnancy, some things like allergies, IBS, CFS, etc. can disappear. This could be a time for you to chill during the time when you decide and maybe ride the hormonal wave for all that it is worth. |
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I am praying to GOD that all of my conditions disappear for the meantime. My friend, who has MS, told me the same thing. But with my luck, who knows. I meant for good. Allergies especially come or go and dental problems can set in quickly as well. I've been to the dentist like three times in my life and each time they scold me for not being in within the last year. Those hormonal changes can affect your pH in your mouth and elsewhere of course. I knew a woman who never had a cavity in her life and got like five during her pregnancy. Nothing to do with food. All pH. |
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I already have tons of problems with my hormones, though (going to the doctor's next week) so who knows what will happen.
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True that. No hookahs.  I'll live. Went to an Orthodox church for the first time in a month. Whew! It was just what the doctor ordered. I did want to hide from the priest, though, when he said, "Long time, no see, guys!" I am determined, when I visit my parents in the East Coast's City of Sin next week, to go to a local Orthodox church for DL on Sunday. Anyone know anything about St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church in Atlantic City? The website doesn't exist. Is the church still existent or not? |
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True that. No hookahs. I'll live. Went to an Orthodox church for the first time in a month. Whew! It was just what the doctor ordered. I did want to hide from the priest, though, when he said, "Long time, no see, guys!" I am determined, when I visit my parents in the East Coast's City of Sin next week, to go to a local Orthodox church for DL on Sunday. Anyone know anything about St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church in Atlantic City? The website doesn't exist. Is the church still existent or not? Probably. I think the protestants have tried to disguise it with the Invisible Church |
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« Reply #10032 on: September 26, 2011, 09:31:07 AM » |
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Women are by far built to last longer and more effectively. Men evolved for the five minute situations. Jump in front of tiger. Club other male to death. [Redacted other five minute situation]. |
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We cannot legislate morality by passing laws controlling firearms. The only evil we can combat lies within our hearts. We need stronger laws to protect the moral foundation of society against the evil of gay marriage. |
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« Reply #10033 on: September 26, 2011, 09:32:40 AM » |
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Give him some Nyquil. That's what I always do to myself when sick. If that doesn't work give his liver four hours to recuperate then give him what my buddy used to refer to as "sleepyjuice". Nyquil and Jaegermeister. Then you can get back to work. |
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It is an education process for me as I learn about the psychology of spiritual apostasy. And others get the benefit of perhaps hearing righteousness for the first time.
Blessed are the Peacemakers, for they shall be called the sons of God.
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« Reply #10034 on: September 26, 2011, 10:46:59 AM » |
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Orthonorm, I cannot tell you how much that is true, unfortunately. I am beyond embarrassed at my tendency to freeze in those five minute situations. Once I almost set my college apartment on fire (very long story) and I was standing there, screaming, while Mr. Ismi had to put everything out himself. I mean, he's a firefighter and everything, but come on. He just looked at me once the fire was out and I said, "Well, I would like to hope that I would have done something if you weren't here." Thank goodness my friends had left 30 minutes prior to that, or they would have been hysterical. He kept staring. Anyway, I did marry him because I knew he would keep me alive in the zombie apocalypse. Vamrat, I told him your idea (partly because I wanted to hear his response, partly because we have no Jaegermeister in the house right now), and he told me that he would need about 3 or 4 before he would get knocked out. I don't even want to try. |
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« Last Edit: September 26, 2011, 10:47:28 AM by IsmiLiora »
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She's touring the facility/and picking up slack.
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"For in much wisdom is much grief, and he who increases knowledge increases sorrow." Ecclesiastes 1:18
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I once believed in causes too, I had my pointless point of view --
Life went on no matter who was wrong or right
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