please share your opinions and experiences here, including cost and side effects both good and bad.
a description of your experience would be great.
After years of contact lens wear, my corneas were too thin for Lasiks
LittleToe, do you know how many years of contact lens wear will cause this? I just hope I don't have to worry about that yet, at my age.
I've just about decided on getting Lasik a few years from now, I wear -6.00 in one eye and -5.75 in the other, as of my last Rx, which needs an update. Blind as a .
rev.
verse 18 .
and the woman whom you saw means the great city that has a kingdom over the kings of the earth.
Michelle, the more I read the more and more I worry about you. Have you ever talked about this to anyone in the mental health field?
http://www.kfccruelty.com/
you gotta see the video!
frannie b
El Kabong:
Actually, I vaguely remember one time when I was in elementary school, my parents somehow got a hold of two chickens in a cage ( they may have fallen off a truck or something) and I think they slaughtered them in the bathroom. I honestly don't remember much of what happened, maybe it was too traumatic. I remember blood running all over the bathroom floor - we lived in a small apartment and I guess there was no other place to do it. My parents both grew up on farms, so I don't think it really bothered them. Ultimately, I'm not sure how this affected my decision years later to become a vegetarian.
http://www.kfccruelty.com/
you gotta see the video!
frannie b
As a vegan, I find posts like these both hopeful and frustrating. I don't intend to debate the issue, since I've found if often gets nowhere, and don't want to be attacked on a message board I find welcoming. I do, however, have a question to those that do eat meat (which seems to be most if not all here).
When you eat meat, do you think about the animal that you are eating? That is, do you connect the hamburger or chicken (etc.) with a living breathing being? I don't mean to sound at all accusatory, so I apologize if my post rubs people the wrong way, but this came up at a vegetarian/vegan message board, where we don't hear the views of many omnis, and I'm really interested to hear what others think.
Personally, when I did eat animal products, I almost never thought about the food I was eating as having once been an animal. The longer I go without animal products, the more I empathize with other animals. Flesh is flesh in my mind, no matter whether it comes from a cow or chicken or whatever, and the thought of eating another animal feels almost like cannibalism to me.
(sorry bout the long post)
just beautiful.
blood is every bit as vivid on a good digital camera as it was on kodachrome.
i was going to say something smartass, like "guess which of these four kids goes on to hate america enough to do violence" but then i read the text, and that kid died too.
I wonder what the ratio is: how many Iraqi civilians have died for every American?
These sites might give you some idea, though I don't know how up to date they are.
http://www.iraqbodycount.net/http://www.antiwar.com/casualties/
how's the weekend going for you?
mrs ozzie and i have been enjoying doing...........nothing much this afternoon and evening.
we just needed to recharge our batteries so to speak.
4. As big as a Watchtower, Bible and songbook.
My bag was always a mess and would accumulate gum wrappers and tissues; and I always folded the Watchtowers in half lengthwise to make them fit , so they were constantly dog-eared. It was a dark blue tote bag and I don't know where it is, maybe my parents have it stored somewhere at their place. It probably still has literature in it.
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complete video ready now.. jehovah's witness 'neath the tower of fear.
corvin
Very nice! The fading in of the angry Jehovah face at the end was my favorite.
well , with so many posts about pets i thought i'd ask this question.
we have 3 great pyrenees dogs.
the oldest is 11yrs and the youngest is 4yrs old.
Twobit is SO CUTE!!! Border collies are great, my roommate's best friend has one that used to live on a farm. Unfortunately, it had some kind of accident that took off the tip of it's tongue, poor thing. As a result she doesn't bark much.
I used to have a Tibetan Spaniel mix named Bodri once, and a Chihuaha named Chuwi. The Chihuahua was a neurotic nervous creature (she had been abused by her previous family), but was so sweet. The spaniel was kind of mellow, and pretty smart, so the two made an interesting pair. If I could have a dog, I might get one who's really large, like a Saint Bernard or a Newfoundland. And a Chihuaha, another one of those poor little nervous ones.:)
I can't have pets at my place. I've been thinking of getting a turtle though, they are adorable - and I think I can get away with that.
rev.
verse 18 .
and the woman whom you saw means the great city that has a kingdom over the kings of the earth.
For a discussion to be productive, all parties should be receptive; I think we've made an effort to understand your views, but you insist on approaching the discussion single-mindedly. This makes it very hard for people to take you seriously - if indeed you are serious and not a troll.
rev.
verse 18 .
and the woman whom you saw means the great city that has a kingdom over the kings of the earth.
myelaine, as much as I can make sense of your argument, you seem to be saying that Babylon the great is the WBTS, is this rigtht? If they have this part of the "prophecy" wrong then what makes you think any of it is right, when so much evidence points to it being a metaphorical interpretation of historical events?
