hehe... yeah, the sad thing is she meant no harm at all by it... she didn't think of your feelings - trust me, I have been guilty of that so much in the past... i am guilty of arrogance, and sometimes you just don't think of other people at all. I don't think she meant to hurt your feelings. Meanwhile, what kind of loser life would someone who works four jobs lead? hehe... just kidding <img src="../images/smiles/bigsmile.gif" border=0 ALIGN="a
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You need to come to Melbourne young lady - sure - those places do seem nice, but Melbourne has been voted the worlds most livable city for a reason you know! If it's that good to live here, imagine how good it is to visit!
He sounds lucky to have such a stand up girl like you. Thanks for sharing
TG!!!! You made my day Mark.It's really great to have you back...I missed you. Haha - it's good to be back mate... I missed you all! And since I've been reading your blog
it's not about whether you are the best, the fastest, the richest or the smartest but knowing that whatever you have is enough. AND whatever anyone else has is enough. Kind of like the humility you speak of. Insightful as always Suz... thanks for dropping by... i do think that after shave would be suita
Right now, I have only one predominant goal in life – I am failing in this goal right now, my cocky swagger would tell you as much, I don’t know how to hold my ego back, but I would really like to learn and develop some humility. For some reason, unbeknown to me, I have gone through life thus far with an inkling of a superiority complex; I know I am not bette
I am sorry my friends, but the day of reckoning has arrived. It’s time for me to leave JU. I leave begrudgingly, as I have many friends here within the community, however, it has been decided already by the admins that I am a toxic user, and the name Muggaz only incites hatred and hurt upon other blogger’s within this upstanding e-neighbourhood. It came strai
I glanced at the title quickly, and thought it said fat chick hunt... it didn't Good blog none the less though BAM!!!
Funnily enough - Hymens are a blokes best friend as well!!! We like to get acquinted with as many as possible! Just jokin' Migs... I am a funny guy! BAM!!!
Thanks for your comments guys.... Ravenblack - I am not insulting my mum by criticising her faith, I am criticising the religion, not someone's faith of it. I know my mum is a smart lady, she produced me, so she must have some brains about her... when I criticise the institution, I don't mean to offend any of the followers, but by the same token, I would expect the followers to respect my opinion as well, and not diregard me as someone who is
I found a bug - I am supposed to be banned from posting on the forums, but If I am not mistaken, this will post fine? BAM!!!
While I admire your insight Baker - as I always have, you haven't said anything new to me. I recognise Religion is certainly a tool for good, however, I simply cannot agree with a statement from a Priest that supports renouncing other faiths - in effect, that is what it is. I have renounced my faith, though I rocked up to my nieces christening because I respect my sisters and my mothers faith. When I have a child, I will purposefully
The proposal to "surround onself with people of similar faith" is not to force faith on any person, but a recommendation to have a support group, especially now that the temptation is great to venture into make-it-yourself-Christianities. A support group of what? people to go along to church with? peop
Cacto, Champas and PB - do you think having compulsory voting has hurt us in this instance? I agree with alot of what you said Cacto - the massess are just conforming to what matters most. Australia is becoming largely an apathetic nation, and we vote with our hip pockets - do you think the election would have been much closer if it wasn't compulsory to vote? for the everyday Australian (moron) high interest rates do matter, and who do we blame for the
I hope everything is good now It could be better you know... I hope you are doin fine as well... BAM!!!
Muggaz~ Good article. I can identify with a lot of what you said. Thanks for reading Janders I am glad you liked it! I also agrewe with what you had to say to EoIC. <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center bgColor=#FFF394
Religion belongs in the past. I am sorry, but it has no place in society today, and it is nothing but a tool of frightening the masses into conformity. I had my niece’s christening yesterday; my sister and brother in law have decided that they will be raising her into the Catholic faith. This is fair enough, everyone has the power of choice, and I went along to the ch
Well, he has done it again. John Winston Howard, leader of the Australian Liberal party, has won a fourth term in office - running second in length of time served only to Sir Robert Menzies. The Liberal party won in what can be a considered a landslide, the trends were showing a comfortable win on the cards half an hour into the polling, and I guess that is pretty con
And spending time whining over being brainwashed as a consequence was not high on anyone's list of priorities - dealing with reality was. Has your precious fantasy of a world without violence been contaminated and compromised? Good. You might just grow up as a consequence. If naivity and hope is a crime
Or you could have been watching old Loony Tunes cartoons, where the vertically challenged mobster popped out of a stroller with a tommy-gun. Whoooah that made me laugh!!! That aside, XX, you raise a valuable point... terrorism is j
Despair is euphoria and hate is love. It's all part of being human, which is one, big, beautiful disaster. You are wise beyond your years Trin. That can be construed as a bit of a problem for people like you Muggaz though, you can often be ostracised by your peers because you are em
I don't care what car I drive as long as it gets me safely where I want to go. A great euphamism TC W
I went for a brisk walk the other day – it was morning break at work, and the sun was shining outside. As soon as I walked out of the office, there was a Muslim lady walking with a pram – the pram was totally covered by a veil, I am not sure if this is a custom or not, but I am not proud of the thought that transgressed through my mind. Immediately, I thought
There can not be great joy without great sorrow. There has to be opposites to have unity. It's the whole premise behind the Yin and the Yang (of course, most people just like it because it has that crazy white and black symbol). You have to have both good and bad to appreciate either. Everything balances itself out in the end
This is a beautiful article, Muggaz. I have always enjoyed real thunderstorms and I think you have come up with a very apt metaphor. Thanks TW I dont understand people who are scared of thunderstorms... my sisters dog used to go crazy dur