That sounds familiar. Tell me what you know.. Please?
I really want to know. What was this Skyla thing, Scylar. ???????
Sparkplug
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Looking for a Name..(not fluff)
by Sparkplug intoday we were talking at work about a man that had invented some way to get ll of this energy from virtually thin air.
when he died, he had no children or heirs and his work just disappeared.
he also had som dispute with edison over ac and dc current.
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Looking for a Name..(not fluff)
by Sparkplug intoday we were talking at work about a man that had invented some way to get ll of this energy from virtually thin air.
when he died, he had no children or heirs and his work just disappeared.
he also had som dispute with edison over ac and dc current.
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Sparkplug
Today we were talking at work about a man that had invented some way to get ll of this energy from virtually thin air. When he died, he had no children or heirs and his work just disappeared. He also had som dispute with Edison over AC and DC current. Something about how DC was better.
I was very curious about this, but the lady who told me the name sent it to my work e-mail and I forgot to forward it home. I wanted to learn about this tonight and him. It had something to do with some really freaky stuff (yeah, she is an old hippie) and the company or place he was with sounded somthing like skylar...Scylar. I am not sure.
HELP, does anyone know what I am writing about? His name, the place or company.
A little more insight was the conversation began because we were talking of the earths templates shifting and tsunami's starting and how my 16 year old son does not understand why we have them anymore. He feels we have the technology to monitor and control them. Thus this man came into the subject and something about Russians having been blamed for creating tsunamis.
Have you heard of this either?
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I'm going to give you one more chance.
by LDH ini hope all of you genx-r exjw will get a kick out of this story from my childhood.
i was just talking to jt and he says i should post it..... my daughter is studying wwi history in school.
i told her that when i was in 10th grade, i had a social studies teacher named nancy galbraith.
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Sparkplug
LDH- That made me laugh after I felt that really sick feeling I would get as a child in class. I hated that feeling.
I'll share, in first semester of High school, (9th) grade I wrote a paper about the abortion subject. I was a great lil' theocratic speaker by then. I had volume, pausing, gestures and a great amount of animation and drama going on. I proceeded to write of babies being sliced up in the uterus, the vacuum suction, the heartbeat stopping and a real graphic tale of terror. (Condemning all the people via the New World Translation to death that practiced abortion.) I then worked in a great JW witness on the state of death and ended it with a big douse of drama with silence at the state of death being displayed. (Just like that poor baby) This was followed by dead quiet from the class. They had clapped for all others, but were silent on mine.
I too got a bad grade and a stern talking to by my teacher. I had to pre-approve all subject matter after that with her if it was an oral presentation.
I was actually a very shy girl, so this just tore me up. I was so embarrassed. This was a small portion of a terrible case of stomach aches that I had as a child. I stressed on everything.
I just read your post and I felt that tummy ache again. OH, HOW I HATED THAT!
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What were/are your dating adventures like?
by stillAwitness ini try not to take dating too seriously at this point in my life.
i'm only 22, still have so many things to figure out as far as my future goes and so i try to see every date i go on as simply an adventure.
a journey that will bring me closer to whoever "mr. right may be.
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Sparkplug
Oh, smiles and Poppy,I saw she said was one /were in her question. Most of those were years ago. I LMAO now at most of them. I date just one now. Course I always only dated one at a time. That is even funnier. It does look like a huge list does it not? Maybe I should go remove some. I feel dumb now.
Decki
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Sparkplug
Not sure. Several invites and several ideas, but I have not settled on one yet.
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What were/are your dating adventures like?
by stillAwitness ini try not to take dating too seriously at this point in my life.
i'm only 22, still have so many things to figure out as far as my future goes and so i try to see every date i go on as simply an adventure.
a journey that will bring me closer to whoever "mr. right may be.
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Sparkplug
Damn... I meant to be the first poster on this. It sounded like it could be so funny and it truly has been. I got distracted and now my stories are old stuff.
I will try to keep it short. But I have had the good and bad of dating.
Mostly good. I am pretty adaptable so lots of things are fun.
I have dated the younger, the older, the calouse the fragile and from drop dead gorgeous to drop dead ugly and missing an eye. I find it hard to stick to any particular because I see so much beauty in so many people. I have learned from them all. The most fun is when someone suprises you and they take you somewhere you have never been, and keep your taste in mind.
The scariest date was when I was new to Texas and am bi-racial. I guess this person could not tell and he proceeded to tell me how his JW relative...(of all people) had actually condoned his cousin marrying of all things, the horror, a black man. I kept very quiet and was glad when he took me home. Loose that number.
I went on a blind date once and it actually was so good I refuse to go on another, for fear I would blow that great time.
I have dated very rich and very poor. It does not matter when they have personality what amount they make.
I even date..er...yeah that was it a person whom I later found out to be a DF'ed witness. That was awkward. (I was DF'ed too). So I kind of ran from that one. It was really strange finding that out at that point of time I was at.
The lying bull rider who said he was single.
The artistic type who wanted to paint me. (not a canvas)..me.
The old Disco God..LAMO (I stole his wet wipes as I left his home.) I found it very odd that he kept baby wipes to keep clean after poo. I guess he had sticky pooo. (much to my embarrasment, lots of people keep these)
The raging lunatic. Several of them.
The sensitive soul.
The compulsive liar.
The good boy, and many bad boys.
The dancing playboy.
The singing cowboy.
The religious follower.
The very rich.
The so poor that he stole flowers and rode his bike to see me.
The extreme outdoorsman.
The musician...several of them.
The scateboarder dude.
The, hidden from me, drug dealer.
That would lead to a, hidden from me, drug user.
The extreme long haired.
The extreme no haired.
The experimentalist..
The scientific.
The extreme romantic and the extreme logical.
The very smart.
The very boring.
The very nice boy.
The very comical.
The very talented.
The plum ass crazy...
'tis all good. Even if bad, it is all learning.
I never understood after getting hooked into a bad marriage at 18, how I was to have picked out one........if I never had dated.
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Can a girl have short hair and be feminine? ( a tad bit fluffy)
by Sparkplug inwell, we all know it is possible, but when i have short hair, i never quite feel feminine.
upon attempting to grow my hair out, i really hit a bad patch of nasty hair..so the other day, i examined my lifestyle, and obligations and really thought on it.
.........so i wacked it all off.
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Sparkplug
Lola- thank ya ma'am
Es- Yes I have a couple. Straighteners...My daughter uses them all the time, but it takes forever on these curls, and only last a few hours. sometimes minutes. By the way, loved your wedding photos. Absolutely beautiful.
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Bin Laden's niece is a hotty
by Ned incheck this out!
bin laden's niece bares much in gq spreadmy values are like yours, she says, distancing herself from al-qaida leaderjeff riedel / gq via reuterswafah dufour, niece of osama bin laden, poses in an undated photo taken during a photo session for the january 2006 issue of gq magazine.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10587661/
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Sparkplug
She is amazingly beautiful.
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Can a girl have short hair and be feminine? ( a tad bit fluffy)
by Sparkplug inwell, we all know it is possible, but when i have short hair, i never quite feel feminine.
upon attempting to grow my hair out, i really hit a bad patch of nasty hair..so the other day, i examined my lifestyle, and obligations and really thought on it.
.........so i wacked it all off.
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Sparkplug
Plus, think of all the money you'll save on using less shampoo!
SO VERY TRUE. It is an even bigger fortune on conditioner, leave in conditioner, sprays, etc. A big cost of time too. Time was my main deciding factor.
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Can a girl have short hair and be feminine? ( a tad bit fluffy)
by Sparkplug inwell, we all know it is possible, but when i have short hair, i never quite feel feminine.
upon attempting to grow my hair out, i really hit a bad patch of nasty hair..so the other day, i examined my lifestyle, and obligations and really thought on it.
.........so i wacked it all off.
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Sparkplug
Spectrum-I love long hair. Just takes too much of my time and attention to keep it up. I feel so gross in the growing out stages that I just cant stand it. I stress about it and always fret and get bugged. I made an educated decicion to cut it to fit my lifestyle. When it gets longer, I can put braids in...until then, I am going to enjoy some of my opened up time.
Thanks for the eyes compliment. It is a shame bout my eyes, I cant hide a thing. They always give me away. They tell all that my mouth wont say if you pay attention. Makes me so mad. How are you to guard your eyes from being seen if you need to be quiet. (good thing, most people do not pay attention!)