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less than a month from 2004, are you already thinking of new year's resolutions?
anything drastic in mind?
i want to move to europe. seriously!! i've been looking into becoming an au pair. i hate kids but it seems like an easy way to earn your keep without having to worry about finding a place to live and a job at the same time.
not that that's a new year's resolution per se....just a goal i plan to work towards.
i get by just fine on two or three hours a night....i've always been that way. i mostly just read . i keep thinking if i can start keeping a journal it will help quiet my brain, but so far i can't seem to manage to keep one. i think i am too mentally disorganized.
i had an interesting conversation with a jw last week, who insisted that she was not 'brainwashed' and would be prepared to look at any evidence i had that the 'truth' was not the one true truth.. so i went to my book cupboard to get my copies of 'crisis of conscience' and 'signs of the last days - when?
' in order to lend them to her.. and they are gone!!!!
i am absolutely certain they were there only a few weeks ago.. i can only assume that my jw wife (whom i'm not on the best of terms with) has taken them.
that sucks!! are you planning to confront her about it?
i went to the 7th level.. the dante's inferno test has banished you to the seventh level of hell!.
here is how you matched up against all the levels:.
level | score.
i don't acknowledge god either dr and i still got booted to the lustful circle of hell
this questions was asked to miss alabama in the 1994 miss u.s.a. contest.
her response was: "i would not live forever, because we should not live forever, because if we were supposed to live forever, then we would live forever, but we cannot live forever, which is why i would not live forever.".
my view.
That's why I love Vampire movies. Not because of the blood-drinking, but because they are so beautiful, and never die
me too!!!!!!
ps in my world life without death doesn't equal life without sex. because i say so.
i didnt mean it to be negative and brad knows that, it was more a reference to an exchange i had with him this morning on the topic. he gets it, i'm sure.
i think this is simply a case of you say tomato, i say to-mah-to. you say wake up call, i say spark a controversial debate. i think we mean the same thing.
this guy's a real sickie.
i noticed someone posted about the trial a few weeks back.
thought you'd like to see how it was going.
that is truly the most bizarre thing i have read in a very long time!!
offend, no. stir up controversy, yes. i'm not saying that's a bad thing and he didn't offend me as he well knows.
i read this on a movie discussion forum~~~.
computer buffs in new zealand are "baiting" nigerian fraudsters in a game dubbed the new internet bloodsport, a report said today.
the ultimate goal is to turn the fraud back on the nigerians, but authorities warn the game is dangerous and are urging people not to play.
i read this on a movie discussion forum~~~
Computer buffs in New Zealand are "baiting" Nigerian fraudsters in a game dubbed the new internet bloodsport, a report said today.
The ultimate goal is to turn the fraud back on the Nigerians, but authorities warn the game is dangerous and are urging people not to play.
Scam-baiters start by replying to Emails from African fraudsters trying to fleece recipients with fake charities or investments.
The baiters pretend to fall for the scams while secretly humiliating the fraudsters, whom they call "lads."
Typically, they make endless demands for proof of identity that force the lads to forge passports, bank accounts and documents.
Sometimes the lads are told to photograph themselves in ridiculous poses, with loaves of bread on their heads, or clutching signs with secret passwords.
A North Islander with the baiter name ScamTech said baiting was plain good fun.
He liked the "thrill of the hunt, matching wits with complete strangers" and getting "trophy" photographs and fake documents.
ScamTech did not think baiting was dangerous, but did not want the fraudsters to know his real identity.
"They have been known to kill people who cause them trouble."
Auckland baiter Vek, aged 17, told a lad he was the head of a multinational firm. "Now I'm convincing him to take photos of various clothing items and generally make a fool of himself.
"These people have pretty bad English, and you can get a laugh out of the lengths they will go to rip you off," Vek said.
Ministry of Consumer Affairs spokeswoman Julie Allan said baiting was "extremely dangerous and silly".
Every conversation with a fraudster gave snippets of personal information that could be used against a person, she said.
Nigeria is the source of endless computer-based attempts to encourage people to invest in fraudulent get-rich-quick schemes.
