DrDonald

DrDonald

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Just so you know, Cikomyr does not represent all Canadians and certainly not this one. Many of us have flown American flags since 911. It's true there are mixed feelings about Iraq, but locally, in this city, we have had more than a few young men that have given their lives in Afghanistan, supporting American freedom as well as our own. I wish to honour them, even if generally, you do not feel there has been enough Canadian support. This is an interesting article discussing disproporti

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Just found this post....throwing in my own support ...humbled by how much people around here care about you. Hope to get to know you better. Best of luck! (I used to go to NA. By now in NA you'd have your white keytag for one day clean and be close to your orange one for 30 days. A virtual hug and a keytag from me to you. I too might use tomorrow too, but not today)

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It's amazing what you pack into your day. This is the busiest time you will likely have in your entire life. You're, as the Newfies would say, "busy as a one-armed fiddler with the lice" or even "working harder than a one-legged man in an ass kicking contest". I have no doubts that you can handle it.

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I pictured a shooting gallery with mothers' daughters for sale, but with you weighing in, I see the setting could equally well be as epitaph for a DOA in any ER. Thanks.

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Dr. D, I don't agree that it is self-delusional here at all. Just to clarify FS, I said that seeing parenting as selfish is delusion.

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What about passing along the love that was given us? Why do people adopt? What about just having children because it's the default choice? It doesn't have to be a selfish choice. It doesn't have to be about building extensions of ourselves for our self-actualization and self-gratification. And if it is, that is just self-delusion. Teenagers teach us that. Conscious or unconscious there are few things as compellingly altruistic as being a loving parent. We grow into and with</I

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materialism I agree, my opinion is that capitalism is OK, but materialism can lead to spiritual illness. If the needless things in our lives become more important than our children, then all is lost.

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When you attempt to place an artificial price on services, lo and behold, you get a shortage in services or substandard services. There is simply no real government control over services, unless you install an iron curtain. We have a shortage of physicians here in Canada and that is part of the reason why. Essentially, each provincial government has tried to restrain how much doctors get paid, with little real negotiation taking place. Lately

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Currently 18% on the tomatometer, but that means nothing to hard-core fans. Obsessions in general are fascinating. I had a forensic psychologist as a patient at one time. He treated only sex offenders in prison. He said that they are a weird mix of sexually obsessive-compulsive together with a psychopathic absence of guilt. One man would hallucinate female privates everywhere he looked and I don't mean the military kind. Hannibal rising...no never

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Wow, I think that was my first-year Calculus mark too, but Math was my major! They'll be recruiting you for the Putnam Math contest next. Lets see, mathematical modelling of ecosystems...ya, I guess there's some overlap with zoology. Good luck!

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Sorry Tova, brief digression I hope. Mr. King is an addict and an alcoholic in recovery. King was buying his usual six pack of beer - wikipedia says he's been clean and sober since 1988 - here's an article LINK he wrote about James Frey in which he implies he's sober. Let's assume he was buying for his wife. Just gave me pause for thought. Not arguing it.

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If she from grace did fall it was not dark desire but fatal flaw that brought her to our midst. Oblivion and Passion Lost are we. Within this putrid place for all to see our shaded husks, forgotten schemes, exploited and abandoned teens and tots. Now, claustrophobic dreams Has she of getting,

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Two atoms bump into each other in a bar. One says 'I think I lost an electron!' The other asks, 'Are you sure?', to which the first replies, 'I'm positive.' physics discovery I made

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never saw the movie...just read the plot since you mentioned it...wow...I see (gonna flip a coin to see how the boy turns out)

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when my kids were younger - more easily amused - to keep them from being bored in a restaurant, I would play games. One was a pencil and paper game called sprouts . 1) You start with any number of dots on a paper, usually 5 to 10. 2) The object is to have the last move. 3) A move is joining any two dots with a line (usually curved). 4) You're not allowed to cross lines. 4) Every time you draw a line, you put another dot s

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