in the eye is the soul, what do your eyes say about the real you?
within the depths of your eyes, do they give away madness and anger, are they twinkly, fun and mischivious, do you have kind eyes and a gentle spirit, do your eyes say you have an inner wisdom, coupled with either joy or a great sadness?.
what do your eyes say about you?
I dont know what mine say about me. maybe get more sleep. I dont know, I have been complimented many times though on my animated eyes. I think eyes are your "window to the soul". I just love eye contact. It's true because your eyes are what you soul looks through. I often wonder what it would be like to "see" through someone else's eyes, with their perception of things.
p.s. thought I recognized Elsewhere's eye as well.....
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http://www.famousbirthdays.com/
me........................johnny depp and michael j. fox.. what about you????????????
On October 3rd:
Gore Vidal, Chubby Checker, Roy Uwe Ludwig Horn, Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Tommy Lee, Gwen Stefani, Kevin Richards, Neve Campbell, and India. Arie
my little red haired grand daughter is 6 today.
she is princess' daughter.. i also learned that today is also mary kate and ashley olsen's birthday.
hmm, i wonder if zoe knows that.
Ahhhh Happy Birthday Zoe!!!! What a perfect age too. And congratulations to you too Mulan for helping to breed such gorgeous grand babies
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i am new to the post and looking to meet girls the age of 18-22. i am a college senior in texas and an ms and my local congregation but there is a shortage of nice looking women around here.
maybe i can meet new friends on here.
comes back with something meaningful?
Damn we have to be meaningful on this site? Shoot!
<------- if going off to find some poetry to post
j/k *muah* Ona
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i am new to the post and looking to meet girls the age of 18-22. i am a college senior in texas and an ms and my local congregation but there is a shortage of nice looking women around here.
maybe i can meet new friends on here.
imo, an obvious troll; who's account will be quickly deleted, unless I see reasonably convincing evidence to the contrary
Ahhhhhh Ona you always take away my play toys
p.s. yep something smells fishy and this time it aint me :)
first of all, see how rich you are here:.
http://www.channel4.com/4money/funnymoney/richometer/index.html.
chances are, you will be in the top 1% or 2% on the planet.. now, consider this:.
See the thing is, I wanted to save the world, had every intention. Then I smoked to much weed and and I got lazy and forgot I wanted to save the world
'I was gonna start a revolution, but then I got hiiiiiiigh' lol
first of all, see how rich you are here:.
http://www.channel4.com/4money/funnymoney/richometer/index.html.
chances are, you will be in the top 1% or 2% on the planet.. now, consider this:.
Talesin thanks for a candid and well thought out post. You do make a great point with this comment. I absolutely agree. If I could make the same amount of money as I make now, doing what I really love I absolutely would have. Instead I chose to be educated in a field that I dont feel passionatley about, but had potential for money. Guess you could call me a sell out :)
People would choose to study in areas that interest them, instead of feeling obligated to choose a profession where they could make the most amount of money, and thereby justify the expense of a college degree. Then, they wouldn't have to spend the first 10 years of their careers paying off a huge debt.
canada refuses to change its name to ronald reagan, by andy borowitz
canada today rebuffed a proposal made by republicans in congress to change its name to ronald reagan.. .
the controversial proposal, which appeared to have broad backing from congressional republicans, was suggested as a way for canada to show its appreciation for the kindness and friendship that mr. reagan extended during his eight years as presidentbut moments after the proposal was floated, canadian prime minister paul martin gave the notion of renaming his country ronald reagan a frosty thumbs-down.. .
LOL! I've never been to Canada but I might have to make a go of it if they made the name change.
:) too funny
from the telegraph.co.uk but you have to register.. ban on torture overruled in pentagon.
by david rennie in washington.
(filed: 08/06/2004) .
I'm sorry kinda confused, am I supposed to be surprised that this is once again coming from a staunch supporter of Cruel and unusal Punishment?
this is what i and others at work have been doing, among other things, and i hope others will consider it as well.
in the spirit of freedom and true democracy... .
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Norwegian women began to knit RED caps for children as a way of letting everyone know that they did not like what was happening in their country, that they didn't like having their freedom taken away by the Nazis. My great aunt, Karin Knudson Myrstad, was one of the women who knit red caps for her children and others
Interesting info Patio, thanks! Oddly enough I'm wearing a red tank top today. I will probably forget by the time next Friday comes around, but it certainly is a neat concept.
