I replace whenever I get a hole that is big enough to feel airy with no pants on or when there's a brown streak down the middle. This can be anywhere from two weeks to a year depending on what I've eaten and how well my toilet paper supply hold up. Ha ha ha, just kidding. Really, how do you answer a question like this?
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Sorry to ask this but...................
by vitty in....................how old is your underware.
i was sorting through my knicker drawer and there are some really old but comfortable knicknicks that i always choose, they are so old i cant tell you.. i have some really yummy underware that i keep for special occassions but never wear in the day.
as my "special " occasions are few and far between i never were them.. if i had an accident tomorrow i would be well embarrist.. so tell me what the oldest bra, knickers or underpants do you own .
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How did you get over your silly fear of demons?
by embeth2525 ineven now, i still battle with a silly fear of if something might have demons or not...i know it is silly, really, i do, but i haven't been able to get over it completely yet.
does anyone have any suggetions for me?
thanks beth
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John Doe
Read a few Stephen King books late at night. :-)
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What's the most thought-provoking novel you've ever read?
by lucky ini'd have to say for me that it was ayn rand's the fountainhead.
even though i don't agree with a lot of her philosophy, it definitely made me stumble around in a thought-induced haze for a few weeks after reading it.
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John Doe
Atlas Shrugged was good, but I felt it wasn't entirely fair or accurate. Thought provoking--yes. Mere Christianity by C. S. Lewis is a good, thought provoking read.
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What would be on your 1.00 per day menu, and could you do it?
by SixofNine in.
imagine that you're givin the opportunity to win a substantial prize (say, 5000 dollars and a make-out session with angelina jolie or sam shepherd) if you can a) live for 60 days on one dollar per day, and b) retain your health better than other contestants.. ah, screw that, that's silly.
what would be your menu if you had to live on one dollar per day, and you could not accept free food?
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John Doe
How much preparation time is allowed? $1.00 per day will buy just about any kind of garden seed you want. Also, it will buy a lot of .22 ammunition. Lots of stuff to eat in the woods. . .
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I scored 54 and 51 respectively.
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Hey old friends, can you help me with Poetry?
by Sirona ini'm doing a literature course right now with the open university.
its a level 2 course, and since i haven't studied literature since i was 16 i am struggling with the poetry bit.
i have analyse the following poem, and comment on things like rhythm, metaphor, simile, alliteration, metre, tone, etc.
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John Doe
The rime is all masculine excepting one couplet. "Thy mane fair floating to the winds of heaven." Take this line, you can comment on the alliteration of "flair floating" and the assonance of the a and i sounds. Notice also the lines where the iambic pentameter is changed--that's a place where he's adding extra stress. These are just some ideas on what to look for--if I get too detailed you won't learn anything. :-)
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Use of the word jah?
by carla ini have noticed on ex sites the use of the word jah in reference to jehovah.
is this just a slang used by ex's or do active also use it?
if active members use it, doesn't it seem a bit disrespectful then?
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John Doe
I remember a song, something like "Praise Jah with me, our lord and king. Blah, blah blah blah blahhhh bla blah bla bla blahHHHHH." :-)
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Does the Bible interpret itself, or a fiddle you can play any tune with?
by Rod P intesting this thread.
well, after three times, it finally worked.
why are there so many religions all professing belief in the bible, yet all of them interpret the bible differently?
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If you notice, the hallmark of any long-lasting religeous text is ambiguity. How long would a religeon last that is explicit and detailed? The book has to be ambiguous so people can apply it how they see fit and feel like they're being righteous.
Which has more romantic/spiritual appeal? "The Lord works in mysterious ways." Or, "God lives in x location and wants to do x and x and x to the universe. If you do x, you will be jailed. If you do x, you will be favored." So on and so on.
Notice also that most religeons claim that true understanding is only imparted to "believers." So, when inconsistencies are shown, they just say you don't understand because God hasn't allowed you to understand. Sickening really.
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Attention all you wacky evolutionists!
by AlmostAtheist inevolution versus creation has been beat to death lately, this isn't another debate thread.
i wanted to showcase a hugely funny site i found when researching creationists' views.
note that i don't believe this site in any way depicts the beliefs of most creationists.
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John Doe
Guys, I think that page has got to be a joke. Come on, no one can seriosly argue that evolutionists' theory required half an eye????
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What is the Real Financial Cost of a Circuit Assembly?
by FairMind inmy congregation along with about thirty others attends circuit assemblies at a facility that is owned by the organization (a converted school).
this building also has a section that serves as a kh for three local congregations.
i have noticed that when the financial reports are read at the assemblies that the expense (which is not detailed) is always around $4,000.
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John Doe
[url="http://www.jehovahs-witness.com/6/89675/1.ashx"]Just a test[/url]