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  Why are there so many adverts here for mail order brides?

  by Glander in

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  i swear, i have not been visiting any sites that would tie in.

  if i look up info on, say, a particular auto i expect to be clobbered with auto ads.

  but ads for asian, russian, etc.

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  Glander

  Oh, as in "No Room for..."
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  Why are there so many adverts here for mail order brides?

  by Glander in

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  i swear, i have not been visiting any sites that would tie in.

  if i look up info on, say, a particular auto i expect to be clobbered with auto ads.

  but ads for asian, russian, etc.

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  Glander

  I swear, I have not been visiting any sites that would tie in. If I look up info on, say, a particular auto I expect to be clobbered with auto ads. But ads for asian, russian, etc. women...?
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  is it normal for a father, to walk hand in hand in public with his adult daughter?

  by varian in

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  talking about europe and the western world....

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  It is not normal for someone to see something abnormal about a father walking hand in hand with his grown daughter.
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  Is it too much to ask the "CREATOR" in this technological, scientific age to give us a modern update for his intentions?

  by smiddy in

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  is this a fair question to put to jehovah / yahweh or whoever ?

  in all sincerity i do not mean any disrespect to any beleivers in the god of the bible, but this is a truly remarkable age with communication advances incomparable with 2000 years ago , if the creator or jesus christ were truly interested in giving everybody the chance of everlasting life , wouldn`t they be giving people the opportunity to hear a more current up to date warning now ?

  and not relying on messages in languages that are not in use today and are subject to so many different interpretations ?.

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  Glander

  A loving father hands his children a Rubics cube. If they can't solve it he knocks their brains out. (Or, he locks them in the basement and tortures them with fire.)
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  Have you ever been to Israel?

  by Iamallcool in

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  i have never been there, but i am thinking about visiting israel, but we all know that israel might bomb iran this year and israel will get attacked in return.

  i might go there when the time is right.

  if you have been to israel, tell me what did you like to see and do in israel?

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  Glander

  Nope, but I've been to Florida. Just as many Jews but no suicide bombers.
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  So What Would You Do If You Won $550,000,000?

  by Mary in

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  ok, so the mega millions jackpot is at half a billion dollars.

  if you won and decided to take it in a lump sum, you automatically lose 40%, then there's state and federal taxes, so you'd actually get a 'meazly' $240,000,000.. what would you do if you won that kind of money?

  other than donate a chunk to the world-wide-wit-lessing-work..........

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  Glander

  Take my wife to Goodwill and buy her a new outfit.
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  Impact of climate change may be underestimated - Article worth reading

  by cantleave in

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  http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-03-26/scientists-may-have-underestimated-climate-change/3913288.

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  Now we are getting to the point.
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  Impact of climate change may be underestimated - Article worth reading

  by cantleave in

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  http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-03-26/scientists-may-have-underestimated-climate-change/3913288.

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  I assumed that was your point but thanks for confirming it.

  In other words, the final sentence of Feynmans protocol "... If it disagrees with experiment it is wrong." is being selectively obeyed by the very scientists who have a stake in the subject, even if that stake might only be ego and a high profile committment to their "original guess".
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  Impact of climate change may be underestimated - Article worth reading

  by cantleave in

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  http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-03-26/scientists-may-have-underestimated-climate-change/3913288.

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  Glander

  If I follow, you are saying that what we have now is based on 'crap' but if it is 'fixed' it will tell us what we want to hear?
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  Impact of climate change may be underestimated - Article worth reading

  by cantleave in

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  http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-03-26/scientists-may-have-underestimated-climate-change/3913288.

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  Glander

  Interesting timing for this thread.

  Yesterday's Wall Street Journal (27, Mar. 2012) carried an article by Mr. William Happer, Professor of Physics, Princeton University.

  It was titled, "Global Warming Models Are Wrong Again". It very clearly addressed the core issue of how the Global Warming projections, and resulting conlclusions, are based on computor models that are not only flawed but selectivly skewed by the scientific community who are the evangilists of the climate change religion. He quotes the renowed physicist, Richard Feynman:

  " In general we look for a new law by the following process. First we guess it. Then we compute the consequences the guess to see what would be implied if this law that we guessed is right. Then we compare the result of the computation to nature, with experiment or experience; compare it directly with observation, to see if it works. If it disagrees with experiment it is wrong."

  Professor Happer very clearly shows that this accepted methodology has not been applied honestly by todays Climate Change cheerleaders.