So, tell me one true thing.
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Trust me
Them Briggs and Stratton's don't like that water...
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Several true things:
My dad is the coolest man in the entire world.
Twinkies taste really good, but make you quite sick after eating four of them.
Yellow is NOT my color.
High heeled sandals are nice in theory, but quite painful.
A warm bed, a pair of my boyfriend's socks, and Calvin, my purring fuzzball kitty, are better than any sleeping pill.
My dad is the coolest man in the entire world.
Twinkies taste really good, but make you quite sick after eating four of them.
Yellow is NOT my color.
High heeled sandals are nice in theory, but quite painful.
A warm bed, a pair of my boyfriend's socks, and Calvin, my purring fuzzball kitty, are better than any sleeping pill.
If there's one thing you can say about mankind--there's nothing kind about man
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Gotta agree with you about the purring kitty thing...I have 3, & with just me and them in the bed, I sleep like a rock.SoLikeCandy wrote:A warm bed, a pair of my boyfriend's socks, and Calvin, my purring fuzzball kitty, are better than any sleeping pill.
My hubby, on the other hand, snores like a chain saw buzzing. And once he's rolled over onto his back & sawing logs, there is no fix but a move to the couch...
***sigh***
"Love can be stranger than fiction..."
Sulky, this is getting weird. It sounds like you're married to my husband's identical twin.sulkygirl wrote: My hubby, on the other hand, snores like a chain saw buzzing. And once he's rolled over onto his back & sawing logs, there is no fix but a move to the couch...
***sigh***
I'm not angry anymore....
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American morality
I've been thinking about this, and it's not about snoring.
Respond or don't.
One person is very ill. Another person has the knowledge and technology to help the ill person. The ill person has no money, and therefore does not get the treatment, or only gets treatment after jumping through hurdles that eventually leave him heavily in debt.
Both people live in a very wealthy country that spends fifty percent of it's annual budget on war apparatus. They pay about a third of their income on various taxes, and although the ill person is poor, he still works a regular forty hour week, or more.
I say this is an immoral situation.
True?
Respond or don't.
One person is very ill. Another person has the knowledge and technology to help the ill person. The ill person has no money, and therefore does not get the treatment, or only gets treatment after jumping through hurdles that eventually leave him heavily in debt.
Both people live in a very wealthy country that spends fifty percent of it's annual budget on war apparatus. They pay about a third of their income on various taxes, and although the ill person is poor, he still works a regular forty hour week, or more.
I say this is an immoral situation.
True?
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Compassionate conservativism
My brother is dying. If it were not for the Veterans Administration, he would have been dead years ago. He was in the Marines and the Air Force.
Now they are cutting funds to the VA, because something's gotta go, because people with money don't need such awful taxes.
My other brother, a "Heil Bush" type, says the kid is going to die anyway, because nobody has ever lived forever with HIV. It would have never happened to him if he hadn't been a "fag" anyway. The best thing for him is to get with the church and get his moral compass on track before he gets to the great beyond.
He's a horrible person, one that believes that most of the Eastern Hemisphere is going to Hell because they won't come to Jesus for salavation. Honestly, he says it's true. That's why such terrible things happen over there, because they believe in the wrong god, or no god at all.
No, he really means it. He really thinks it's true.
Fool?
Now they are cutting funds to the VA, because something's gotta go, because people with money don't need such awful taxes.
My other brother, a "Heil Bush" type, says the kid is going to die anyway, because nobody has ever lived forever with HIV. It would have never happened to him if he hadn't been a "fag" anyway. The best thing for him is to get with the church and get his moral compass on track before he gets to the great beyond.
He's a horrible person, one that believes that most of the Eastern Hemisphere is going to Hell because they won't come to Jesus for salavation. Honestly, he says it's true. That's why such terrible things happen over there, because they believe in the wrong god, or no god at all.
No, he really means it. He really thinks it's true.
Fool?
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True
He has to hide his love away, especially from the Falwells of the world.
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one true thing:
There is nothing to compare to that thrill you get when you realise that you completed ages ago that piece of work that you thought was outstanding...(phew....punctuation not included)...
........this is of course a sign that you are getting way too stressed....
There is nothing to compare to that thrill you get when you realise that you completed ages ago that piece of work that you thought was outstanding...(phew....punctuation not included)...
........this is of course a sign that you are getting way too stressed....
"But they can't hold a candle to the reciprical war crimes which have plagued our policy of foriegn affairs."
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