KarmaGirl

KarmaGirl

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Can you give me from your experience the negatives and the positives of this breed? hahah I'm taking it from the last reply...they like to eat shoes? Negatives: they are generally fairly smart and stubborn so they are good at training their owners! Hard to walk in snow due to their distaste for cold bellies. Positives: Smart and loyal, You never fear an attack by badgers! Actually, this is th

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Nice wieners, by the way. Why, Thank you! They are adorable! It's so you won't kill them when they chew up your shoes. These dogs are partners in crime, and it's the first time that a dog chewed up a shoe. The problem is, both of them did it. sigh Can you jar up some of that puppy breath and send it to me? I bet I could be a mill

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I started out with a fairly inexpensive light kit with some umbrellas and added a slave flash, which made a world of difference. What type of flash do you use? I'll email you when I get a break. My life just got crazy as we adopted two puppies from a Dachshund rescue. And, don't expect any pro photos of them- they move too fast. lol

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Through an odd series of events, I was led to a listing of a local Dachshund Rescue. What was the listing for? Two puppies! Their Mom was rescued from a Puppy Mill, and she was pregnant when she was rescued. So, I was able to adopt two perfect little weiner dog puppies. The tan one is named Chester, and he is a boy. The other is a girl, and her name is Autumn. Yes, they were born at the same time even though they look nothing alike. <IMG alt="

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It's not like she *has* to pump that often. Yeah, it is uncomfortable to wait, but I guess that is something that she needs to decide. It's amazing how many special treatments that people ask for. She's taking a medical licensing exam- I think she may not be cut out for the medical profession if she can't figure out how to get through a 9 hour exam with 45 minutes of break time no matter what her circumstances are. Come on, it's one freakin' day.

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My Uncle (by marriage) has a CDL, but still gets turned down for trucking jobs due to his weight. If you aren't physically able to climb all over the place and move quickly, then they won't hire you. He ended up driving a school bus because they had a lot more lenient physical requirements.

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Winners have no need for blame. They see it as pointless. (And it is) When a glass of milk gets spilled, a Loser considers who knocked it over. A winner looks for a mop I don't know if I agree with that. I think it is fine to blame somebody for messing something up. However, a winner will fix what needs to be fixed, even if it isn't their mistake. However, it doesn't mean that you still can't kick the person who spilled the milk late

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Roman, we are redoing the RIP suite for WC subscribers (will have Vista bits and have WB6 features). Maybe you can make a DX pack to go with it?

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Except for personnel interviews where you can pretty much assess an applicant, I should think observing winners and losers is rather subjective if not judgmental. Actually, we refer to this as "spidey sense" in the office, and I am one of the one with a trusted "spidey sense". I have to agree with what brad has said, since I have seen it

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PS I'm a Christian and don't have any idea how people get the idea that the Bible gives them the right to be cruel to animals... It's taking this too far, is what it is: Genesis i: 26, 28- 26 "And God said, Let us make man in our image after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over t

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We only have a few months to go....He is only 5 years old....I don't want him worrying about that. Is he maybe stressed right now, and that is why he said it? Maybe he knows that there isn't much time until Daddy is home and is stressed because he is worrying about the last months. Death is a really tough concept, especially for such a little guy. I don't blame you for trying to protect him from the harsh reality, especially since

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However, the only true friend I had over the past thirteen years was my dog--alas, he's gone now. That reminds me of a great bumper sticker I saw: The more I get to know people, the more I like my dog.

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KarmaGirl, aren't your opinions based on a very narrow group of personal experiences when you say, "I work with many people from singles parents, parents who worked, etc., and they are very well adjusted, successful adults. Heck, the owner of the company was raised by a single, working Mom, and he turned out just fine" ? I was referring to multiple incidences, she was referring to to two. The people I work with are also not directly in my life,

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lol @ invisible man. Dani has been hard at work making WB6 skins. One is in the WB6 beta (diamond) and another will be released a bit later.

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So I have to say that I was a bit clueless as to how expensive this was going to be, hehe- try having a hubby that drag races. 50cents to the person who spots the mistake. You mean othe

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He turned out to be a great disappointment for his mother She worked hard to give him all the best things in life. She and her husband worked full time not because they had to but because they wanted to have nice things. This kid had all the nice things like the newest games or technology that came down the pike. Holy crap, KFC, did you really listen to what you just wrote? The example didn't have anything to do with a working parent versus a no

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Ridiculing, condemning, and damning to eternal Hell a playmate who has not "found God" is hopefully not the type of thing Christian children are being taught in their homes and their churches. Well, you have run into some adult "Christians" who act the same way on here, so you could only assume that their offspring would be equally offensive. And, yes, as an American, it's your little guy's right to be whatever religion he chooses, even if he

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Lupus could put a stop to most of these dreams (if not all). Hmmm...I wouldn't go that far. I have RA (diagnosed before I was 13), Lupus (SLE) and Fibromyalgia. Yeah, it sucks, you have to take meds and get treatment, you never know what you'll wake up in the morning to (I've lost peripheral vision, had an arm go numb, stuff like that), but you know what? It doesn't define me, and it doesn't stand in my way. Whatever yo

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I thought it was Sister Mary Scotch. I think that I need to start drinking scotch..or maybe tequila prior to reading anything KFC (which I still can't help but associate her nick with chicken) or lulapilgrim write. I think I have finally got tot he point that I can no longer be civil with them....maybe a few shots of whiskey would help...

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I hate this argument. I've heard it before. It's called rationalization. Even if the mom's aren't giving the kids absolute attention the way a working mom may (and how do you measure this?) when she gets home from work, there is something to be said about just having mom's presence in the home with them. Um...so how does being home help at all when the kid is in school? And, how is it rationalizing any more than how you rationalize your opinion

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Reply By: Zoologist03Posted: Wednesday, September 12, 2007 I just hope my karma didn't hit your dogma, but maybe it's for the best. Nah, this Karma stole his Dogma....you can have it back if you pledge 10% of your yearly wages to my church- it's all in the name of salvation, so feel good about it.

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