GirlFriendTess

GirlFriendTess

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Hi Lula: For the most part I think vaccinations are necessary because there is a lot of nastiness out there. Nature/evolution is a serial killer if left unchecked as you would have it. That is simply unacceptable, us being able to do something about it. I don’t have a problem triple checking, external testing or whatever it takes to make vaccines as safe as possible but that’s about it. Unfortunately I believe the RCC is only interested in enriching its own coffers. And I

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Hello Lula ... long time no see. Still playing the crazy Catholic Nun I see. Besides dying, there are no guarantees in life as you well know so why are you so hell-bent on trying to hold the medical profession and the Government to such impossible lofty standards? Try doing that to your own church hehehe! But that is your problem isn't it ... you only deal with absolutes/perfection in a world/universe where neither concept has any real world significance and you can offer no evidence what

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What parameters would you suggest the scientific community establish to objectively research whatever it is you call "the truth"? What in the world hasn’t been repeatedly tried in the last couple of millennia attempting to verify something/anything biblically meaningful and failing, any suggestions? Do you really expect this failing to change somehow now that we have Wikipedia? Mentally envision the environment and living conditions of those unknown scriptural writers, then snap back to

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I don’t pay much attention to conspiracy theories anymore (learned my lesson), so I’m not sure what is being said now. But I did look into some of the reports concerning the USS Ronald Reagan CVN 76 and its encounter with Fukushima. I worked in the nuclear field for over 25 years so I have some expertise myself. The stories I was hearing were bat shit crazy and were well beyond any worst case

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[quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="130" id="3331600"]Reply #130 [/quote]Don’t want this to be reclassified under politics Lula, but it isn’t my post? Well let’s see; we just had an election and your Mormon buddy, the one you forced yourself to tolerate, lost soundly and there is a vast Christian majority in America and surely they vote and well BO still won convincingly. That alone ought to tell you something like maybe your objections are based on Catholicism (specificall

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Rogue, I thought this post is about the freedom of religion but if you want to discuss the separation of church and state, I can oblige you. Do you really pay attention to BO, how strange that is for a right-winged Christian apologist? Recent events (like what?) have nothing whatsoever to do with my rejection of the concept or need of a god. It has to do with the ridiculously old and barbaric ramblings (now in book form) of desperate people trying to survive the only way they could

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Lula, you are always telling other people what you think they are complete with definitions and handicaps, what you think they believe [(or should) or have to], what they must disbelieve and what they have to do to become bat shit crazy too. You are allowed to think and believe what you want, act out your life in any legal manner suitable to you, but you sure should reconsider the reality aspects again. The pope knows how old the Earth is and I pointed it out to you elsewhere, so why don&rsqu

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[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="11" id="3324292"]It never ceases to amaze me how much of their supposed knowledge is really just talking points with no substance either.[/quote]I agree Doc but it applies to both parties seemingly continuously anymore. I have a pretty good idea of what the dogmatic idiots on both sides want ... but I wouldn't even dare to try and peek into their stoic brains, it might be contagious. I don't think the terms Republican and Democrat are very useful anymore bec

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[quote who="Jythier" reply="77" id="3324382"]Attacking the person is the best defense when you can't argue with them.[/quote]Works for Christians, why not give it a try except that isn't what happened, we can argue the points you just won't acknowledge them because you know better, somehow? If you consider this a personal attack, then your skin is way too thin to be here.

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LORD-ORION: It never ceases to amaze me when one side of an argument feels enlightened enough to explain in detail the thought process of the opposition. And since they set the prerequisites they already have all the enlightened responses all mapped out too. Speeches are meaningless because of this unless they are spontaneous and unfiltered, this was not the case here. Personally I have no use whatsoever for any extreme dogmatic group regardless of affiliation because they are beyon

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[quote who="Leauki" reply="7" id="3323115"]Yeah, one at a time would have taken too long. [/quote]Well come on now ...did it work. Ready to cuddle up with our smallest cousins hahaha. Don't think I could be brainwashed enough to enjoy that experience. Now if we gather the critters in a bowl next to a fire and I am starving to death, maybe I could find a personal use for them ... but all I can imagine now is the opposite.

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How about toolbars supplied by your own security system like Zone Alarm in my case. They pretty well have a poke into everything on my computer anyway so who can you trust if not them, surely some must qualify as good???

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Hi Myfist0, same old BS huh. I find it amazing that the most powerful nation on earth cannot protect itself, so its solution is to sacrifice more of our liberties and our benign government wouldn't at all take advantage of all the 'new' information. I'm sure they already have a bunch of bean counters ready to categorize everyone in America, for our own best interests no doubt. You are right because if America continues to act like a third world dictatorship in the treatment of

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Sounds like a hotel we stayed at in Texas and them 'roaches' well they are Texans too. I can handle bugs as a rule, but when they forage in numbers I tuck my tail and get out my Kimber to no avail and beat a quick retreat strategically warranted re-evaluation ... better to fight another day. Maybe a bazooka would be better hahaha. Looking fwd. to further details.

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All the dogs we have had through the years had managed to get a candy bar on occasion. Especially if you have grandchildren hahaha, you just do your best. None of my dogs exhibited any adverse effects so I would just watch till something else is warranted. I agree with Myfist0 ... if you think that look is much more than a thank you, then keep your camera handy because you are in for many more laughs. We cannot teach dogs much about being dogs, but them creatures have a body language that put

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Sorry for the time delay but I just got the disk I had ordered and it came with 32 and 64 bit, problems solved. As to what had gone wrong; it seems that some of the toolbars present when upgraded pissed IE 10 right the hell off so it loaded improperly. Resetting IE 10 solved the problem and I was able to get the toolbars back that hubbie wants. Now that it is working well enough, he has to decide if he wants a clean install or not. Decisions ... decisions, hahaha! Thanks for all the sugg

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[quote who="Leauki" reply="8" id="3319687"]Tess, thank you. But it wasn't courage, it was suicidal insanity.[/quote]One in the same hahaha. I have watched many movies and clips on this region and I agree, I didn't for the most part consider the natural conditions these pore people seem to take in stride, amazing people. It is so easy to get caught up in the injustice of it all but there is nothing as eye opening as jumping into the frying pan to see for yourself. I would have loved th

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When my daughter was young she found a box turtle which she named George, but George had some explaining to do when he started producing eggs later hahaha. Turtles are great, most are innocuous, just don't get in the way of the big ones. Snappers can be handled but I have never caught one unwilling to express their distaste about the experience of being picked up.

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This will be great ... personal first hand reports, doesn't get any better than that. Wish you luck and good will and congratulations for the courage shown just by going there.

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The problem and a simple one at that comes almost entirely from the theological circles of monotheism around the world that take their old books literally. This expresses itself in the guise of Christianity in the US (and elsewhere) but it is not the only one. Radical Islam is headed this way and they are being much more effective on the world's political scene as in the UN. Look at what BO and co. had to say when our embassy was overrun: A deplorable Islamophobic YouTube was made the cul

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[quote who="Jythier" reply="22" id="3317160"]Rather, I examined the evidence and found that there is no conclusive evidence for dating the earth, or the universe.[/quote]Can a rock even be this dense, I think not. As we sat on the moon, I am sure they thought ... surely we can age a rock, a tree, a bone or something, better check when we get back to earth. I believe this is the most infantile case of ignorance I have ever encountered. Maybe you could state a source or two for this newes

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[quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="175" id="3303619"]I've said just about all I plan to here.[/quote]I am sure you have quoted as much as you can on the subject, no more knowledge available to copy would be my guess. Jythier is a grown up (I think) and he can take care of himself if he would pursue his own arguments instead of your catholic ones, he is just a lowly lost Baptist type semi-Christian as you know. One defends their opinions with words of meaning, not little pointless jabs. But t

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