JoeUser ForumsI´ve seen this before, on the site albinoblacksheep.com. I agree with you , it´s painfully funny. Sometimes I feel that´s the way windows really is . . .
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There is just something in us that yearns for belief in something greater than us. That's why I think that Unamuno's style of existential thinking is the only one that's ever really made sense to me. I guess because I have so much faith in God, I can't figure out how people can not believe. I think
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I'm not nearly cultured enought to be reading things in Spanish on a regular basis, with the exception of my scriptures. You should get on that, man . . . culture is good for you!
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I'd advise him to cut their pocket money And write them out of the will!
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Someone must have told those folks that you were being put in charge of the unit... Who could blame them then? Ha ha ha ha! thanks for the laugh, terpfan. Maybe it's true!
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No, just dont speak with a forked tongue. Accept it or not. Dont use it and abuse it. True enough. I'm just scared that people use global warming as an excuse to raise money for other things and get their own agendas across . . . Curse that Chrichton book, State of Fear , for making me
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Hah, i aint even warmed up. Green Bean aint worthy of my real wrath. Remind me to never incur it, then . . .
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Wow . . . I don't envy you having to work with kids like that. I remember living in the dorms - our walls were made of brick. I don't think I could've put holes in them very easily . . .
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Nice writing, buddy. I miss the smell of play-doh. Now I think the stuff smells horrible, but I can fondly remember playing with (and eating on occasion) that stuff . . . Ah, memories.
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Hahahahahahahahaha! I think I enjoyed reading these comments more than any others of a "politically charged" nature, guys . . . I must admit, there are some tempers running tonight . . . But I think you make a good point, MM. I don't agree with you often - but I agree with the Colonel even less often. And you are right in this instance, I would say . . . <TABLE cellpa
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I remember Van Halen's 'Jump' (although I would never put "The Final Countdown" and "Jump" in the same category). I agree. "Final Countdown" is better.
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Great article, Tova! The analogy was particularly relevant . . . I wish I could've had that when I was serving as a missionary . . . That would've made explaining things a bit better for some people. Oh well, I've got it to use with any unbelieving friends I have now! You get another insightful.
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This is ridiculous. If only global warming was the proven fact we're all being fed that it is . . . But it's not proven at all! Geez. I guess you've gotta have some sort of cause to throw bullshit at others for, right?
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That's what I "call" jerky kids. Oops, can't type! I pulled a ModerateMan there!
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I think that primaries can be more important than we give them credit for sometimes, I always vote in them (except for when I wasn't living in my state of residency, of course) . . . It's gotta break this guy's heart that his own kids wouldn't get out and support him, though. That's what I can jerky kids.
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Nice article, Angie. You should be proud of the fact that you haven't let the fact that you're a suburbanite mother get you down in the dumps - you've lived in Utah, you know what happens to a lot of those Mormon-Assault-Vehicle drivin' soccer moms - depression. Keep your head high, and those endorphins runnin'. No need to worry about depression then . . .
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I love this feeling when you put everything in His hands and you just feel carefree. Thanks, Island Gurl. I agree, I love knowing that he's there no matter what for me.
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It seems that over here in the UK, Taylor isn't very popular at all. Katherine seems to be the most liked, although Chris is a close second. I think Taylor doesn't work for some because he's not got the "look" of an idol. He's got that awesome salt-and-pepper hair, and he can give an exciting perfo
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I loved the writing, Serenity. I could taste the chocolate on my own lips. I wrote a post like this a few weeks back. Chocolate is a great picker-upper, isn't it?
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Add old women who even tho are not fat have pieces of skin hanging out, erk! I think it's worse than fat, just MHO. My pet dislike is those who wear fishnet stockings that leave l
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Taylor is just too quirky, he'll sell lots of true R&B to the boomer crowd tho It's sad that talent isn't everything, then again, Kat and Chris do tend to represent the closest thing to a total package I think you're right, Dynosaur. They are the closest thing to a full package - and that's what
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I've been reading an awful lot by my favorite author, Miguel de Unamuno, lately. (Long story as to why – maybe I'll blog about it, but if anyone's interested in hearing about it before then drop me an e-mail.) But as I've been digesting his works, I've been coming to understand the man all the more. He was one of the first existentialists – but his heart and soul w
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I'm betting you're right, Jamie. He's just not . . . idol . . . material. Now that Katherine (and I know I've said it every time I comment on your AI blogs) . . . that's idol material. I loved that second song of hers last night. So sensual!
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Yo! it'S 1337, dude! Oh. My. Gawsh. I hate that word. i just don't get it. "Leet"? Ugh.
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Add the too low cut jeans in it too. Even if she's not too fat, she might have belly fat and that's not pretty! I agree wholeheartedly, Serenity. You've hit it on the head! <TD class="mb-Body-Quote-
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