what are your favorite sci fi movies or books.. mine.. asimov's foundation series.
clarke's childhoods end.. the day the earth stood still.
close encounters.
ET ( the first movie I saw in the theatre as a kid )
the 2nd movie for me...my first was Annie:) I havent been much into sci-fi since ET. oh and that movie tron...anyone remember that one? lol, i was sitting here trying to remember the name forever. this kid gets sucked into a computer and has to fight his way out. i need to catch up w. the times. joelbear, the sci-fi museum didnt inspire me like it should have:-]
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ok i admit i was a diana fan, ok a big diana fan, and now look at her boys!
i miss lady di and her smiling face, too. she seemed so fragile and vulnerable. it seems that the good really do die young.
not like hairy armpits, hairy legs, and no deodarant natural... the no makeup, kinda unkempt hair natural.
matt swears i look the most gorgeous in the morning when i first wake up and my hair's all messy.
he doesn't like me wearing makeup (which is fine w/ me
LOL @ terry. so right on.
personally i like my women girly and to love all things girly. including but not limited to perfume and mascara and heels and fancy smelling french milled soap. otherwise good golly, what fun is it to be a girl with all of the crap we go through?
there is overwhelming evidence that the spiritual founder of the wts, c.t.
russell, was a prominent free mason in the pittsburgh community.
he went so far as to declare: "i am a free mason" in several of his lectures.
kid, i wasnt even aware the old dude was put to rest in Pittsburgh. And that is my old hometown. Its funny how the witnesses will not delve into his past life or talk specifics. You would think that the jw community would visit his gravesite and keep it tidy and flower covered or whatever? But I am quite certain that I would have known if anyone gave a hoot. Im thinking it has something to do with the pyramid and eye adornment. Shame, maybe?
Where in pgh? Next time I go home I wanna check this out. I will pay my respects by spitting on his grave.
do you think .... the us government has programs to watch boards like this, chat rooms, etc.
to see if key words are said about terrorist, attacks, bombs, etc?
making note of who wrote it and how many times they said it.. the us government does the same thing with telephones?.
I think...big brother is always watching.
but i dont care, much to the dismay of paranoid schizophrenics. give em a good showing.
My given name is Christina and I'm not that fond of it because it reminds me too much of my parents, my JW upbringing, and what I considered to be a very repressed life. So I go by the childhood nickname that I gave myself ("Christina" was a mouthful for a two-year-old!): Nina.
Me too, and for the same reasons. "Nina"...i like it! much better than kiddie chrissy. but not as bad as christina. :) i dont think i could say my name right until i was in kindergarten.
oh i sure do but she lives in missouri and i am all the way in california.
but she is the most beatuiful woman my eyes ever set upon.
i do not know if she is married or not but it is robdar .....wow what a knock out
I was married to a person who hadn't a clue where I came from and didn't care to get a clue. I agree with you, I dont want somebody to fill my every need either. But it would be nice to have somebody who went through the jw adventure and lived to tell about it. Dont you think it would be nice to have a companion who will understand and can laugh with you about the absurdity of what you went through?
Its a very nice idea but it depends on the person. Being an xjw really alters a persons mental state and not always in a positive way, but if they are laughing..yeah it could be very good. But like BG said, it could be a nice balance to have a partner that was never there, where we were, but is still empathetic at the same time. My partner is not this way, unfortunately. He is great in many regards, but still, will never quite get it.... he sees me on this forum and says (tho' very nicely), "arent you over that jehovah witness stuff yet?"...sound like your ex, rodbar? Its like no, lame ass...it doesnt work that way. at least not for me...
and getting back to the subject...
oldflame..sorry to go off on a tangent on your confession of undying love for robdar. (a very very cool lady for sure ) and BTW, since the flowers were my idea, if there is a wedding can i be in it?
:)chrissy
oh i sure do but she lives in missouri and i am all the way in california.
but she is the most beatuiful woman my eyes ever set upon.
i do not know if she is married or not but it is robdar .....wow what a knock out
anything i can do to help love blossom. teehehe.
oh i sure do but she lives in missouri and i am all the way in california.
but she is the most beatuiful woman my eyes ever set upon.
i do not know if she is married or not but it is robdar .....wow what a knock out
Oh, yes, e-flowers... you know these ----->.
here...I'll throw in a present and a beer for good luck. ok. maybe two beers.
oh i sure do but she lives in missouri and i am all the way in california.
but she is the most beatuiful woman my eyes ever set upon.
i do not know if she is married or not but it is robdar .....wow what a knock out
uh, oldflame, you do realize that she will see this right? i thought crushes were to be kept on the downlow.
reading your post in your imagined voice (like an overly dramatic six yr old boy) made me giggle.
so dont just stand there...give her an e-flower or somethin. and hope shes at least flattered.
