ok, i've done the beer survey, now its the mixed drinks survey.. i personally like the 4 horseman (1/4 jack 1/4 rum 151, 1/4 everclear, and 1/4 tequila).
it'll put you on your ass quick.
i also like a good bull buster (yager w/ red bull).
Hook me up with a good old seven & seven and I'm a happy girl.
In collge I was very fond of Absolut Currant and seven.
As for shots, nothing beats a lemondrop-just like a tequila shooter but swap sugar for the salt, lemon for the lime, and a good cold lemon vodka for the tequila. Which, now that I think about it, is nothing like a tequila shooter save the order of the lick, drink, suck...
I love reading about other people's collections!
Personally, I collect cheap, plastic souvenir snowglobes. I have ridiculously stringent rules for what is acceptable for display in my collection (must be snow not glitter, location must be in the dome, must include a feature unique to the location/attraction, etc.) and am thrilled when I find one that I like. I've been collecting since I was a kid, and in the last few years have discovered the secondary ebay market as one of the best places to find new items for my collection. I've been known to spend too much on an item I really like. Wow, when I read it in black and white like this, it a little bit sad, really. But kitschy!
My husband has a collection of inappropriate, but well intentioned and non-blasphemous (that's an important distinction), images of Jesus. Among his favorites are his Jesus action figure, his porcelain statues of Jesus playing various sports with children, and his velvet painting of Jesus with his arms outstretched over an 18 wheel truck. (I try to make sure I'm at least an arms length away from him when he adds an item to his collection so that the lightning doesn't strike me by mistake...)
i have always found the topic of blood/hematology, fascinating, and even moreso, the discussions regarding: rh compatibility.. are you rh negative?
if so, do you know your alpha designation: o, a, b, or ab ?.
even if someone is not interested, nor willing to take a blood transfusion, if you are a woman, and you are rh negative, and your husband/partner is rh positive, you can bet your bottom dollar, it'll matter in the near future.
"That book about the ancient egyptians is quite informative and historically correct, if you skip over the bit about how space aliens are the ones that gave them their technology".We're talking RH incidence and statistics, not reptiles or space aliens.
I'm not disputing the validity of the RH incidence statistics listed on the site, they could very well be absolutely, 100% valid. The fact that they may be correct doesn't diminish the silliness of the surrounding information at all, and I thought citing those statistics from such a source of questional credibility was funny, and that's what got me laughing.
Surely, Sara Annie, you don't think anyone would take the reptilian part seriously do you?
Actually, I have no doubt the author and at least a few other people on the planet take the reptilian part quite seriously. Never underestimate the power of a ridiculous idea to take hold of the hearts and minds of people willing to believe it. After all, without that phenomenon, none of us would be here posting, would we?
i have always found the topic of blood/hematology, fascinating, and even moreso, the discussions regarding: rh compatibility.. are you rh negative?
if so, do you know your alpha designation: o, a, b, or ab ?.
even if someone is not interested, nor willing to take a blood transfusion, if you are a woman, and you are rh negative, and your husband/partner is rh positive, you can bet your bottom dollar, it'll matter in the near future.
I brought up the site to read the Rh incidence in the Basque people and sort of skipped over the reptilian part. There is more about the Rh factor on down in the article. Just skip over the reptile part.
I haven't stopped laughing since I read this! It's like saying "That book about the ancient egyptians is quite informative and historically correct, if you skip over the bit about how space aliens are the ones that gave them their technology".
cats may well live with us, but they don't live like us.
i've noticed over the years that how we perceive stuff and how cats process the same info is often so different as to be almost alien.
here are a few i've been thinking about recently (all contributions of more examples gratefully received!
The other room: Where your peacefully resting cat suddenly needs to be very, very quickly.
i need to know.
preferably before this coming saturday at 7:30 pm.
I went on a blind date once. Well, to be honest, I didn't know it was a blind date--I thought I was just going to dinner with some friends, and they were also bringing another friend of theirs along...
Nearly 10 years and 2 kids later, I'd say it worked out pretty well.
i just wanted to clear something up about micheal's kids being biracial since i see people commenting on it a lot on this board and others.
fyi, mixed kids don't always come out looking mixed.
sometimes a mixed child will come out looking black, and not white at all.
Yes, there are numerous iterations of skin color in bi-racial children. Yes, vitiligo is a real disease.
It's still more likely, in my opinion, that those children were taken from neglected strollers at Toys 'R Us than that they were fathered by that horror of a man.
i have always found the topic of blood/hematology, fascinating, and even moreso, the discussions regarding: rh compatibility.. are you rh negative?
if so, do you know your alpha designation: o, a, b, or ab ?.
even if someone is not interested, nor willing to take a blood transfusion, if you are a woman, and you are rh negative, and your husband/partner is rh positive, you can bet your bottom dollar, it'll matter in the near future.
I'm A-, my husband is A+.
While pregnant with my first child, I had the rho-gam injection so that any future preganancies wouldn't be at risk due to the rh difference. No big deal.
The WT stance on blood is so darn silly it's difficult to discuss. It's impossible to logically refute irrational policy.
come on, any searchers of the sacred divine in here?
I thought it fell apart near the end--I hate that! It's so disappointing to enjoy a book only to be find the conclusion unsatisfying.
I find relicry fascinating, so overall I reccommend the book.
just asking because my church of christ friend says you cannot be both.
I don't think espousing Christianity and Evolution at the same time is impossible. If you accept the whole "God is all knowing, all powerful, mysterious and great" schtick, then the process of evolution becomes miraculous and amazing. What's cooler than all this something from what was essentially a whole lot of nothing?
To stop the 'intellectual' struggle between evolution v. creation you need only realize this: The bible is a book about faith. It is not a book about science or history, and it shouldn't be read as such. As with anything, you can't shape the evidence to fit your assumption, you have to form your assumptions based on the evidence. Let go of the irrational belief grounded in a fable written thousands of years ago to explain what couldn't be understood then, and you realize you don't have to choose between the two to retain your faith.
I'm just saying.
