has anyone else noticed that since the swing stopped favoring hc that the pictures of her one online news websites have shown an angry woman?.
obama is being shown as a leader.
mccain is shown as a leader too.
Or maybe Hillary can't stand losing?
A woman who passively accepts losing would never be the first woman to be a truly viable presidential candidate. Conversely, a man who passively accepts losing would never climb the ranks to be a truly viable presidential candidate.
Is there a country that actually wants a leader who doesn't mind losing?
Excellent...as always.
some women i have known speak of their desire to have the person they marry to also be their best friend.......other's relate that they already.
have a best friend in the form of a longtime girlfriend, and would rather have their husband be their "husband".
so.....which is ladies?
Are you sure your 37 years old?"
I'm not sure if I should be offended or flattered..........
Bourne
Sorry for the word choice error. It should be you're, not your. As for offended v. flattered...questioning is a good thing!
Justitia
some women i have known speak of their desire to have the person they marry to also be their best friend.......other's relate that they already.
have a best friend in the form of a longtime girlfriend, and would rather have their husband be their "husband".
so.....which is ladies?
The "mystery" of the "strong, silent type?" Yeah, I've met him. He's not really strong at all. That's why he needs a wife to care for his emotional needs. Yet, he is weak and seems unable to give emotionally to her. Silent? Oh, he talks plenty with his mistress. :)
Are you sure your 37 years old?
anyone else have to deal with being herded to the front of the hall before a meeting?.
i recall one cong in particular...west sacramento was notorious for this crap.
i was a large individual and today i am even larger....lol 6'2" and around 250 lbs back then.
My hall revisits the issue every few years. They have tried roping off the back rows, congregation needs talks...etc. At this point, I think they should just be happy that people attend!
i have been married for 10 years and have two wonderful step kids, 15 and 21. being a jw i did not want a child as life seemed so pointless.
things changed for the better since leaving and i am now the proud father of a big baby boy zac - 9pounds (4.1kg), 52cm long and huge lungs.
my wife is filipino so the baby looks very asian at the moment.
He's adorable; you have a very nice family. Congratulations.
Justitia
will the artificial sweetener companies have to close up shop?
will they get lawsuits?.
i know it is just one report, but it's a huge one..
I did a presentation on sugar substitutes in Chemistry 100. While I am unsure as to the detrimental effects of sugar substitutes, I was shocked at the manipulation of information on "health food" websites. Using the term "chlorinated" was one of their favorite techniques, as the general public immediately tends to think of bleach.
Before you freak out about "chlorine" in sweetners, you might want to consider this commonly consumed chemical compound...sodium chloride...a.k.a. salt.
http://www.eurochlor.org/aboutchlorine
Chlorine belongs to a group of five chemicals called halogens:
The word ‘halogen’ originates from Greek roots: hal means ‘salt’ and gen means ‘to produce’. All the chemicals in this group produce sodium salts with similar properties. The best known is sodium chloride (common salt).
Chlorine is one of the most common elements in nature.
Chlorinated compounds occur naturally in humans and are found in blood, skin and teeth. Even white blood cells need chlorine to enable them to fight off infections. In nature, chlorine is more plentiful than carbon. It occurs in both plants and animals and makes up 2.9% of the world’s oceans and 0.045% of the earth’s crust.
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friday, february 15, 2008 @ 3:53pmobama campaign theatrics.
--producer phil writes.
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A Wall Street Journal writer, James Taranto, has uncovered a hilarious and puzzling coincidence at 5 different Sen. Obama campaign speeches over the last few months, including the recent speech in Seattle.
Dori and listeners have found one other Sen. Obama incident posted on YouTube.com where a person near the stage in the crowd faints. Sen. Obama seemingly responds to each incident with the same routine and response.
Is it phoney, orchestrated, manufactured campaign theatrics or is it merely physiological coincidence? You be the judge.
VIDEOcirca Feb. 24th, 2007-Sen. Obama in Los Angeles, CA
VIDEOSept. 8th, 2007--Sen. Obama in Santa Barbara, CA scroll to 6:29
VIDEODec. 8th, 2007--Sen. Obama in Iowa
VIDEOJan. 8th, 2008--Sen. Obama in Hanover, NH
VIDEOFeb. 4th, 2008--Sen. Obama in Hartford, CN scroll to 6:05
AUDIOFeb 8th, 2008 Sen. Obama encountered another fainter at his Key Arena speech in Seattle
will the artificial sweetener companies have to close up shop?
will they get lawsuits?.
i know it is just one report, but it's a huge one..
27 rats? That's a pretty attenuated link.
there were a few things that i hated about being a witness.. i love music and live concerts.
quite often i'd have to play my music privately or hide an album cover for fear it might "stumble" someone.
i hated worrying whether someone was going to somehow get "stumbled.. regarding going to concerts, it seemed that certain artists only came to town on a meeting night and i'd miss the shows.. what did you hate about being a jehovah's witness?.
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