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Do you get bored often?
Clauddvon comments on May 22, 2018:
Never got bored in my childhood but I was always using something called an imagination... Something today's kids no longer have in the age of technology.
I'm constantly having to come up with new ways to get my kids to go outside and when they do go outside they complain of being bored.
It's ...
birdingnut replies on May 22, 2018:
I remember back when my kids were five and eight years old, my family and some cool in-laws were at the Smithsonian, going crazy looking at all the cool stuff. My kids were almost hysterical seeing all their favorites..the Hope diamond, the first airplanes, when we passed a group of teenagers lounging on the staircase up to the ceiling displays.
As we passed, we heard one girl say, "So what are we going to do? I'm so BORED!"
My "aunt in law," husband, kids and I exchanged glances, then we all burst into suppressed laughter.
For years afterward, we would joke that we were "so bored" when in an exciting place.
Clauddvon comments on May 22, 2018:
Never got bored in my childhood but I was always using something called an imagination... Something today's kids no longer have in the age of technology.
I'm constantly having to come up with new ways to get my kids to go outside and when they do go outside they complain of being bored.
It's ...
birdingnut replies on May 22, 2018:
I remember back when my kids were five and eight years old, my family and some cool in-laws were at the Smithsonian, going crazy looking at all the cool stuff. My kids were almost hysterical seeing all their favorites..the Hope diamond, the first airplanes, when we passed a group of teenagers lounging on the staircase up to the ceiling displays.
As we passed, we heard one girl say, "So what are we going to do? I'm so BORED!"
My "aunt in law," husband, kids and I exchanged glances, then we all burst into suppressed laughter.
For years afterward, we would joke that we were "so bored" when in an exciting place.
Do you get bored often?
jonds56 comments on May 22, 2018:
Bored was not a word mentioned when I was a child because if my Mom heard that word she would find you something to do.
birdingnut replies on May 22, 2018:
Mine also. Quickest way to be assigned extra chores, if I'd ever done such a thing as complain about being bored.
jonds56 comments on May 22, 2018:
Bored was not a word mentioned when I was a child because if my Mom heard that word she would find you something to do.
birdingnut replies on May 22, 2018:
Mine also. Quickest way to be assigned extra chores, if I'd ever done such a thing as complain about being bored.
Asexuality
birdingnut comments on May 22, 2018:
There are asexual dating forums, and I used to be part of one. But, as it turns out, sexual drive seems to be the motivating factor for people to pursue relationships, as it takes a lot of nerve and energy.
Both forums I joined had very little dating going on, if any, and conversation threads ...
birdingnut replies on May 22, 2018:
@sarahjustme The only "cis hetero" man I was with who didn't do "rabbit sex" was my last ex, We divorced in 2010, and and he/she came out as both bisexual and nonbinary female in 2016.
I had another ex who was slightly good, but he was also highly female in behavior traits, so I suspect that any men you met who were any good were heavy in female characteristics.
Besides, like I already said, I don't WANT sex with anyone. I only feel sexual attraction after over a year of being with someone, and then just for that one person.
Otherwise, I don't care.
birdingnut comments on May 22, 2018:
There are asexual dating forums, and I used to be part of one. But, as it turns out, sexual drive seems to be the motivating factor for people to pursue relationships, as it takes a lot of nerve and energy.
Both forums I joined had very little dating going on, if any, and conversation threads ...
birdingnut replies on May 22, 2018:
@sarahjustme The only "cis hetero" man I was with who didn't do "rabbit sex" was my last ex, We divorced in 2010, and and he/she came out as both bisexual and nonbinary female in 2016.
I had another ex who was slightly good, but he was also highly female in behavior traits, so I suspect that any men you met who were any good were heavy in female characteristics.
Besides, like I already said, I don't WANT sex with anyone. I only feel sexual attraction after over a year of being with someone, and then just for that one person.
Otherwise, I don't care.
Just Chillin
MARDUK comments on May 22, 2018:
That's me on Earth! What a bunch of Macaroons, humans are!
birdingnut replies on May 22, 2018:
@GeorgeRocheleau That explains Trump...
MARDUK comments on May 22, 2018:
That's me on Earth! What a bunch of Macaroons, humans are!
birdingnut replies on May 22, 2018:
@GeorgeRocheleau That explains Trump...
Does this mean there's something wrong with me?
Betty comments on May 22, 2018:
The common five stages of grief are: Denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. This also applies to illness where death is an accepted result.
I suspect you began your grieving process with their illness and by the time they passed you had reached acceptance. There is no right or ...
birdingnut replies on May 22, 2018:
What she said.
Betty comments on May 22, 2018:
The common five stages of grief are: Denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. This also applies to illness where death is an accepted result.
I suspect you began your grieving process with their illness and by the time they passed you had reached acceptance. There is no right or ...
birdingnut replies on May 22, 2018:
What she said.
Anybody heard XTC's Dear God?
webbew1 comments on May 22, 2018:
We all need a big reduction in the price of beer.
birdingnut replies on May 22, 2018:
Or make your own, as my daughter did for a while after college. She was very popular with her friends..
webbew1 comments on May 22, 2018:
We all need a big reduction in the price of beer.
birdingnut replies on May 22, 2018:
Or make your own, as my daughter did for a while after college. She was very popular with her friends..
Any atheists that have “come out” to a very religious family?
birdingnut comments on May 21, 2018:
I often mention being agnostic on my Facebook page, but so far nobody has commented. I'd already defriended any of my childhood Haiti MK (missionary kid) friends who posted racist, homophobic, pro-NRA, or pro-Trump posts on Facebook, after first warning them, then giving them dressings down in ...
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
@AtheistLJ Why would you want to be friends with religious nuts on Facebook? I warn them once, then I am the one who defriends THEM.
Even relatives, but only a few cousins on my dad's side of the family are alt-right.
Luckily, the people on my mom's side, and my immediate family, are liberal United Methodists, and not very religious, so they don't care.
birdingnut comments on May 21, 2018:
I often mention being agnostic on my Facebook page, but so far nobody has commented. I'd already defriended any of my childhood Haiti MK (missionary kid) friends who posted racist, homophobic, pro-NRA, or pro-Trump posts on Facebook, after first warning them, then giving them dressings down in ...
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
@AtheistLJ Why would you want to be friends with religious nuts on Facebook? I warn them once, then I am the one who defriends THEM.
Even relatives, but only a few cousins on my dad's side of the family are alt-right.
Luckily, the people on my mom's side, and my immediate family, are liberal United Methodists, and not very religious, so they don't care.
Hello All,
my Sam is an 8 year old eclectus.
birdingnut comments on May 18, 2018:
You could try getting him a companion bird of some type. If not another eclectus, then a less expensive parrot or other bird option, so he can interact with something.
Parrots mate for life, and if he sees you as his mate, he's likely to freak out when you aren't physically with him at all ...
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
@seafarersd You don't put a strange bird in a cage with a parrot..you simply put the other bird's cage in the same room so they can interact visually and vocally. If the Eclectus seems uneasy, just move the other bird's cage a little further away until he relaxes.
After they seem to be bonding, you can bring the cages closer. Eventually, both can be out of their cages, but on separate tree perch stands.
birdingnut comments on May 18, 2018:
You could try getting him a companion bird of some type. If not another eclectus, then a less expensive parrot or other bird option, so he can interact with something.
Parrots mate for life, and if he sees you as his mate, he's likely to freak out when you aren't physically with him at all ...
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
@seafarersd You don't put a strange bird in a cage with a parrot..you simply put the other bird's cage in the same room so they can interact visually and vocally. If the Eclectus seems uneasy, just move the other bird's cage a little further away until he relaxes.
After they seem to be bonding, you can bring the cages closer. Eventually, both can be out of their cages, but on separate tree perch stands.
I have come to find myself more withdrawn than usual as of lately.
birdingnut comments on May 21, 2018:
You can get CBD oil near you at these shops: https://www.bestcbdoils.org/charlotte/
CBD Proves Effective for the Treatment of Mental Illness, Depression - MaximumLifeStyles http://maximumlifestyles.com/cbd-proves-effective-for-the-treatment-of-mental-illness/
Bipolar Symptoms Relieved Using ...
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
@Ceaselessmind Ah. I just take cannabis oil, high THC, for cancer. It is so strong I cut it with coconut oil, which also seems to amplify the strength.
Even a tiny amount can make it difficult to walk well for up to 12 hours, but I don't get the THC high one gets with smoking. I feel happy and contented, but mostly just feel normal and focused, as I go about my day.
I discovered that a few drops of iodine in water gets rid of hallucinations and paranoia.
birdingnut comments on May 21, 2018:
You can get CBD oil near you at these shops: https://www.bestcbdoils.org/charlotte/
CBD Proves Effective for the Treatment of Mental Illness, Depression - MaximumLifeStyles http://maximumlifestyles.com/cbd-proves-effective-for-the-treatment-of-mental-illness/
Bipolar Symptoms Relieved Using ...
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
@Ceaselessmind Ah. I just take cannabis oil, high THC, for cancer. It is so strong I cut it with coconut oil, which also seems to amplify the strength.
Even a tiny amount can make it difficult to walk well for up to 12 hours, but I don't get the THC high one gets with smoking. I feel happy and contented, but mostly just feel normal and focused, as I go about my day.
I discovered that a few drops of iodine in water gets rid of hallucinations and paranoia.
What are your pet-peeves?
PickledRick comments on May 21, 2018:
People in the grocery store aisle standing in front of a shelf and yelling with some one on a cell phone about what flavor salad dressing to buy, .
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
@buzz13 Hey, where do I get that?
PickledRick comments on May 21, 2018:
People in the grocery store aisle standing in front of a shelf and yelling with some one on a cell phone about what flavor salad dressing to buy, .
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
@buzz13 Hey, where do I get that?
I have come to find myself more withdrawn than usual as of lately.
birdingnut comments on May 21, 2018:
You can get CBD oil near you at these shops: https://www.bestcbdoils.org/charlotte/
CBD Proves Effective for the Treatment of Mental Illness, Depression - MaximumLifeStyles http://maximumlifestyles.com/cbd-proves-effective-for-the-treatment-of-mental-illness/
Bipolar Symptoms Relieved Using ...
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
@Ceaselessmind CBD oil is different from smoking weed. Studies show that it is the CBD levels that affect bipolar disorder recovery.
"The father from the United Patients Group reported his son had great results with cannabis strains that had a CBD:THC ratio of 20:1, but he also said they had even better results with isolated CBD in oil form. Another man claims that CBD oil was so effective he was able to quit his conventional antipsychotic prescription.
But the way that THC and CBD interact may also be important. In 2012, a man named Miles Houser wrote to a Harvard professor who was collecting case studies on cannabis, stating that after running the gamut of conventional anticonvulsants, antipsychotics, and antidepressants, high-CBD cannabis had been the only thing that worked for him."
Link: When Treating Bipolar Disorder with Cannabis, Research Suggests the Amount of CBD May Be Key
https://psychedelictimes.com/cannabis/when-treating-bipolar-disorder-with-cannabis-research-suggests-the-amount-of-cbd-may-be-key/
birdingnut comments on May 21, 2018:
You can get CBD oil near you at these shops: https://www.bestcbdoils.org/charlotte/
CBD Proves Effective for the Treatment of Mental Illness, Depression - MaximumLifeStyles http://maximumlifestyles.com/cbd-proves-effective-for-the-treatment-of-mental-illness/
Bipolar Symptoms Relieved Using ...
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
@Ceaselessmind CBD oil is different from smoking weed. Studies show that it is the CBD levels that affect bipolar disorder recovery.
"The father from the United Patients Group reported his son had great results with cannabis strains that had a CBD:THC ratio of 20:1, but he also said they had even better results with isolated CBD in oil form. Another man claims that CBD oil was so effective he was able to quit his conventional antipsychotic prescription.
But the way that THC and CBD interact may also be important. In 2012, a man named Miles Houser wrote to a Harvard professor who was collecting case studies on cannabis, stating that after running the gamut of conventional anticonvulsants, antipsychotics, and antidepressants, high-CBD cannabis had been the only thing that worked for him."
Link: When Treating Bipolar Disorder with Cannabis, Research Suggests the Amount of CBD May Be Key
https://psychedelictimes.com/cannabis/when-treating-bipolar-disorder-with-cannabis-research-suggests-the-amount-of-cbd-may-be-key/
What are your views on meaningless sex?
birdingnut comments on May 21, 2018:
Whatever turns your crank, but in my case, I'm demisexual, which means I feel no sexual attraction to anyone without first being in a close relationship for over a year. And then, only to that one person.
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
@Faithless1 LOL! Your curiosity about a subject unfamiliar to you is typical of someone with a high percentage of male characteristics. Most cis, hetero females I know, with strong female traits, show little interest in anything not directly related to their families, communities, or jobs.
The only instance where a typical cis hetero female would show curiosity about gender diversity is if they had a child, close relative, or friend who is gender diverse. Then, all the ones I know, at least, often blame and criticize those people for not being as they "should" be. I know all this only too well (sigh).
birdingnut comments on May 21, 2018:
Whatever turns your crank, but in my case, I'm demisexual, which means I feel no sexual attraction to anyone without first being in a close relationship for over a year. And then, only to that one person.
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
@Faithless1 LOL! Your curiosity about a subject unfamiliar to you is typical of someone with a high percentage of male characteristics. Most cis, hetero females I know, with strong female traits, show little interest in anything not directly related to their families, communities, or jobs.
The only instance where a typical cis hetero female would show curiosity about gender diversity is if they had a child, close relative, or friend who is gender diverse. Then, all the ones I know, at least, often blame and criticize those people for not being as they "should" be. I know all this only too well (sigh).
I've discovered that no matter what dating/community sites I've been on for the last year, I ...
birdingnut comments on May 21, 2018:
Um, it would help if you put up a recent photo of yourself, since that's often the first/only thing most men look at.
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
@tucsonkosmicgirl Great pic! You're in shape, for sure!
birdingnut comments on May 21, 2018:
Um, it would help if you put up a recent photo of yourself, since that's often the first/only thing most men look at.
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
@tucsonkosmicgirl Great pic! You're in shape, for sure!
What are your views on meaningless sex?
birdingnut comments on May 21, 2018:
Whatever turns your crank, but in my case, I'm demisexual, which means I feel no sexual attraction to anyone without first being in a close relationship for over a year. And then, only to that one person.
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
@Faithless1 "Intersex" is when babies are born with genitalia that are indeterminate of gender, such as an enlarged clitoris that resembles a small penis. They often have physical characteristics of both genders, such as males developing breasts, girls growing excessive body hair, etc.
Androgyne, is when the fetal brains are initialized by hormones from both genders. Everyone is, actually, but androgynes are further toward the middle of the gender trait sliding scale.Typically, the closer to the middle of the scale, the higher the IQs, according to some studies.
Often these people are highly athletic, beautiful, and often pursue careers such as being film directors, writers, musicians, scientists, etc, but because they often lack basic courting instincts many can't maintain long-term relationships.
For instance, a famous study found show that the only thing successful long term relationships had in common was that the husband was willing to yield to the wife in all things.
Since most/many androgyne men have a high level of independent, critical female traits, they often refuse to listen to their wives, and divorce soon follows.
Think of the famous people, movie stars, etc. They are beautiful but often have serial relationships.
birdingnut comments on May 21, 2018:
Whatever turns your crank, but in my case, I'm demisexual, which means I feel no sexual attraction to anyone without first being in a close relationship for over a year. And then, only to that one person.
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
@Faithless1 "Intersex" is when babies are born with genitalia that are indeterminate of gender, such as an enlarged clitoris that resembles a small penis. They often have physical characteristics of both genders, such as males developing breasts, girls growing excessive body hair, etc.
Androgyne, is when the fetal brains are initialized by hormones from both genders. Everyone is, actually, but androgynes are further toward the middle of the gender trait sliding scale.Typically, the closer to the middle of the scale, the higher the IQs, according to some studies.
Often these people are highly athletic, beautiful, and often pursue careers such as being film directors, writers, musicians, scientists, etc, but because they often lack basic courting instincts many can't maintain long-term relationships.
For instance, a famous study found show that the only thing successful long term relationships had in common was that the husband was willing to yield to the wife in all things.
Since most/many androgyne men have a high level of independent, critical female traits, they often refuse to listen to their wives, and divorce soon follows.
Think of the famous people, movie stars, etc. They are beautiful but often have serial relationships.
What are your views on meaningless sex?
birdingnut comments on May 21, 2018:
Whatever turns your crank, but in my case, I'm demisexual, which means I feel no sexual attraction to anyone without first being in a close relationship for over a year. And then, only to that one person.
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
@Faithless1 Yup..most high IQ creative people are, whether or not they realize it. If you are agnositic, that means a statistically higher IQ, so your male traits percentages are probably higher than the average cis woman's.
Studies show that cis people on the extreme ends of the gender scale..the most femme women and most macho males, have the lowest average IQs.
If your ring fingers are longer than your index fingers, that indicates high levels of prenatal male hormones.
birdingnut comments on May 21, 2018:
Whatever turns your crank, but in my case, I'm demisexual, which means I feel no sexual attraction to anyone without first being in a close relationship for over a year. And then, only to that one person.
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
@Faithless1 Yup..most high IQ creative people are, whether or not they realize it. If you are agnositic, that means a statistically higher IQ, so your male traits percentages are probably higher than the average cis woman's.
Studies show that cis people on the extreme ends of the gender scale..the most femme women and most macho males, have the lowest average IQs.
If your ring fingers are longer than your index fingers, that indicates high levels of prenatal male hormones.
A few years back I visited the Mayan ruins at Chichen Itza.
DevraisA1 comments on May 21, 2018:
It sounds crazy, but I am keeping an open mind about influence by an alien culture. There were some cultures that had such advanced ideas, for their time...
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
I agree, especially after reading the Sumerian texts, and Lloyd Pye's book, "Intervention Theory of Origins-of the Universe, of Life, of Hominoids, and of Humans."
But of course that might be the answer that BSquared is trying to avoid, when he said he wanted only "intelligent answers."
DevraisA1 comments on May 21, 2018:
It sounds crazy, but I am keeping an open mind about influence by an alien culture. There were some cultures that had such advanced ideas, for their time...
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
I agree, especially after reading the Sumerian texts, and Lloyd Pye's book, "Intervention Theory of Origins-of the Universe, of Life, of Hominoids, and of Humans."
But of course that might be the answer that BSquared is trying to avoid, when he said he wanted only "intelligent answers."
What are your views on meaningless sex?
birdingnut comments on May 21, 2018:
Whatever turns your crank, but in my case, I'm demisexual, which means I feel no sexual attraction to anyone without first being in a close relationship for over a year. And then, only to that one person.
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
@Faithless1 It's the perfect LGBTQ thing for religious people to have, LOL!
I think most of my immediate family are also demisexual, and my kids as well. It might be common in androgynes, since all of us are mixed gender.
birdingnut comments on May 21, 2018:
Whatever turns your crank, but in my case, I'm demisexual, which means I feel no sexual attraction to anyone without first being in a close relationship for over a year. And then, only to that one person.
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
@Faithless1 It's the perfect LGBTQ thing for religious people to have, LOL!
I think most of my immediate family are also demisexual, and my kids as well. It might be common in androgynes, since all of us are mixed gender.
I'm feeling proud and frustrated.
birdingnut comments on May 21, 2018:
I know what you mean. I was able to get back to walking/hiking today after a heat exhaustion episode that sidelined me for days.
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
@pixiedust Thanks!
birdingnut comments on May 21, 2018:
I know what you mean. I was able to get back to walking/hiking today after a heat exhaustion episode that sidelined me for days.
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
@pixiedust Thanks!
What are your pet-peeves?
Toscani comments on May 20, 2018:
As a Dentist I would say it it would be patients that arrive for an appointment and fail to as least floss their teeth and remove large particles of food before the procedure.
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
Eeeew!
Toscani comments on May 20, 2018:
As a Dentist I would say it it would be patients that arrive for an appointment and fail to as least floss their teeth and remove large particles of food before the procedure.
birdingnut replies on May 21, 2018:
Eeeew!
Hubble Celebrates 28 Years
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birdingnut comments on May 18, 2018:
I love the Hubble photographs they post.
I wish I could just wrap that glittering blanket of stars and galaxies around me, and roll in them.
birdingnut replies on May 20, 2018:
@GreenAtheist I loved that aspect of the show, but the cloying, over emotional plots get on my nerves, so I usually can only watch one episode at a time without gagging.
birdingnut comments on May 18, 2018:
I love the Hubble photographs they post.
I wish I could just wrap that glittering blanket of stars and galaxies around me, and roll in them.
birdingnut replies on May 20, 2018:
@GreenAtheist I loved that aspect of the show, but the cloying, over emotional plots get on my nerves, so I usually can only watch one episode at a time without gagging.
Who else is watching the royal wedding between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle preparing to take ...
LeeSpaner1 comments on May 20, 2018:
I purposely missed it. Sorry, wish I could add something to the conversation.
birdingnut replies on May 20, 2018:
I've been a fan of "Suits" for years..and a fan of Meghan in particular.
I was very interested in the clothes being worn by both Meghan and her guests because I designed and sewed my own wedding dress, which doubles as a ballroom dance gown.
I have been making my own clothes for decades, as well as both my son and daughter, who designed and made their own clothes since they were five (daughter) and eight (son).
My daughter was besieged at middle school and high school for her clothing designs, and a few years ago a yoga class owner exchanged yoga classes for a pair of her yoga pants.
Meanwhile, my son has been selling his own lingerie designs to vendors in LA.
My ex and I dancing on the beach, where I'm wearing my wedding/ballroom dress.
LeeSpaner1 comments on May 20, 2018:
I purposely missed it. Sorry, wish I could add something to the conversation.
birdingnut replies on May 20, 2018:
I've been a fan of "Suits" for years..and a fan of Meghan in particular.
I was very interested in the clothes being worn by both Meghan and her guests because I designed and sewed my own wedding dress, which doubles as a ballroom dance gown.
I have been making my own clothes for decades, as well as both my son and daughter, who designed and made their own clothes since they were five (daughter) and eight (son).
My daughter was besieged at middle school and high school for her clothing designs, and a few years ago a yoga class owner exchanged yoga classes for a pair of her yoga pants.
Meanwhile, my son has been selling his own lingerie designs to vendors in LA.
My ex and I dancing on the beach, where I'm wearing my wedding/ballroom dress.
Thanks to the Royal Wedding, this was the first time in a year and a half where I didn't have to ...
AviatorJim comments on May 20, 2018:
And the hats were fabulous!!!
birdingnut replies on May 20, 2018:
@Qualia Pics! Pics! Post any photo of you in your black feather hat, no matter how old the pic.
AviatorJim comments on May 20, 2018:
And the hats were fabulous!!!
birdingnut replies on May 20, 2018:
@Qualia Pics! Pics! Post any photo of you in your black feather hat, no matter how old the pic.
Evolution’s Worst Mistake?
andygee comments on May 20, 2018:
Can't be THAT bad a mistake; female tigers developed "fake" testicles from labial adipose tissue. Plus, testes-related hormones do their job far more efficiently when they are cooler than the rest of the body.
birdingnut replies on May 20, 2018:
The article addresses that issue.
andygee comments on May 20, 2018:
Can't be THAT bad a mistake; female tigers developed "fake" testicles from labial adipose tissue. Plus, testes-related hormones do their job far more efficiently when they are cooler than the rest of the body.
birdingnut replies on May 20, 2018:
The article addresses that issue.
Thanks to the Royal Wedding, this was the first time in a year and a half where I didn't have to ...
AviatorJim comments on May 20, 2018:
And the hats were fabulous!!!
birdingnut replies on May 20, 2018:
@Qualia The colorful fascinators were fascinating, LOL! I loved it all. The British wedding guests were mostly in boxy, tacky, 1950s-esque clothes, but when Meghan's show biz friends started going into St. George's chapel, the eye candy improved drastically!
I especially LOVED Amal Clooney's goldrenrod-colored dress and matching hat. So did the crowd, and the SkyNews camera, which couldn't stop swinging back to her.
AviatorJim comments on May 20, 2018:
And the hats were fabulous!!!
birdingnut replies on May 20, 2018:
@Qualia The colorful fascinators were fascinating, LOL! I loved it all. The British wedding guests were mostly in boxy, tacky, 1950s-esque clothes, but when Meghan's show biz friends started going into St. George's chapel, the eye candy improved drastically!
I especially LOVED Amal Clooney's goldrenrod-colored dress and matching hat. So did the crowd, and the SkyNews camera, which couldn't stop swinging back to her.
Man! Today was a long day! Juat niw getting off work.
birdingnut comments on May 20, 2018:
I'm puzzled why so many Americans seem to think living alone, or being single, is a "bad thing," that needs a solution.
In Thailand, nobody even notices if you are single or not.
I love it, myself.
My motto for dating: Being with him has to more fun than being single.
If a Thai woman has a...
birdingnut replies on May 20, 2018:
@MrGodless38 I know, right? But often they have boyfriends despite being single, and those boyfriends usually get into their purses and steal money for gambling, but I suppose they still get to keep more money than if they were married.
birdingnut comments on May 20, 2018:
I'm puzzled why so many Americans seem to think living alone, or being single, is a "bad thing," that needs a solution.
In Thailand, nobody even notices if you are single or not.
I love it, myself.
My motto for dating: Being with him has to more fun than being single.
If a Thai woman has a...
birdingnut replies on May 20, 2018:
@MrGodless38 I know, right? But often they have boyfriends despite being single, and those boyfriends usually get into their purses and steal money for gambling, but I suppose they still get to keep more money than if they were married.
How do people feel about people who are childless?
HotAlutiiq comments on May 19, 2018:
Sinking a level here.... If being childless is just one aspect of a narcissistic selfish personality, then I get judgy. Otherwise I could careless. My daughters will grow older in a country vastly different than I did, or my Dad did. It promises to be a highi diverse time. It's a little scary, ...
birdingnut replies on May 20, 2018:
Whoa..."reform our immigration policies" and "require that the America of the future is hard working, intelligent and patient"...sounds racist, xenophobic, and Trumpian, and infers that immigrants are lazy, dumb, and crazed.
Actually immigrants are the ones who start new businesses and know multiple languages, unlike typical white Americans. As for being crazed..nobody acts more insane than the screaming Trumpites.
Your reference to the "reduction in traditional American people" is code for Caucasian people, If they are "cis" and "hetero," of course, otherwise, reject them also.
The original inhabitants were native American Indians..not the invasive Europeans who committed genocide to steal the land.
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HotAlutiiq comments on May 19, 2018:
Sinking a level here.... If being childless is just one aspect of a narcissistic selfish personality, then I get judgy. Otherwise I could careless. My daughters will grow older in a country vastly different than I did, or my Dad did. It promises to be a highi diverse time. It's a little scary, ...
birdingnut replies on May 20, 2018:
Whoa..."reform our immigration policies" and "require that the America of the future is hard working, intelligent and patient"...sounds racist, xenophobic, and Trumpian, and infers that immigrants are lazy, dumb, and crazed.
Actually immigrants are the ones who start new businesses and know multiple languages, unlike typical white Americans. As for being crazed..nobody acts more insane than the screaming Trumpites.
Your reference to the "reduction in traditional American people" is code for Caucasian people, If they are "cis" and "hetero," of course, otherwise, reject them also.
The original inhabitants were native American Indians..not the invasive Europeans who committed genocide to steal the land.
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(meme) School shooting accomplices caught red-handed!
rogeralyn comments on May 18, 2018:
Lock them up!
birdingnut replies on May 18, 2018:
Vote 'em OUT!
rogeralyn comments on May 18, 2018:
Lock them up!
birdingnut replies on May 18, 2018:
Vote 'em OUT!
So, is this group distinct from the main website because everyone here is contented with single ...
JackPedigo comments on May 18, 2018:
I am curious about "physically imposing". Does that mean having a beak, or feathers, wings or skinny legs?
birdingnut replies on May 18, 2018:
@JackPedigo I've been traveling and birding in remote national parks and swamps since I arrived in Thailand in 2010, but in 2014 I was ambushed near the beach while I was taking a photograph of a bird, by a man who had hidden near where I'd parked my motorbike.I was nearly killed, and he stole two cameras and all the money I had on me.
When I woke up, I didn't know who I was or where I was, but somehow walked down the road to a small police station and explained to them, in Thai, what happened to me. The police drove me home and brought my motorbike in a pickup truck then took me to the hospital.
They said there were no skull fractures so I was OK to go home and recover so I did. I lay in bed for days and my Thai friends piled a stack of bananas near me. It took me a month to learn to walk again.
I prefer someone who can go with me into these dangerous areas. When my ex visited me in 2013 to try to persuade me to take him back, we went camping on remote islands and had a load of adventures. But I also saw he'd not changed, so didn't go back to him. He's not given up, though.
I am also an avid ballroom and jitterbug dancer, love to body-surf the waves, etc, so no couch potatoes for me. No point in having a relationship with someone who is out of shape, a couch potato, eats junk food, and can't keep up with me..may as well be single.
Right now, I have serious issues (cancer), am treating it with cannabis, been getting better, so hopefully I'll eventually be well enough to go back to the US.
JackPedigo comments on May 18, 2018:
I am curious about "physically imposing". Does that mean having a beak, or feathers, wings or skinny legs?
birdingnut replies on May 18, 2018:
@JackPedigo I've been traveling and birding in remote national parks and swamps since I arrived in Thailand in 2010, but in 2014 I was ambushed near the beach while I was taking a photograph of a bird, by a man who had hidden near where I'd parked my motorbike.I was nearly killed, and he stole two cameras and all the money I had on me.
When I woke up, I didn't know who I was or where I was, but somehow walked down the road to a small police station and explained to them, in Thai, what happened to me. The police drove me home and brought my motorbike in a pickup truck then took me to the hospital.
They said there were no skull fractures so I was OK to go home and recover so I did. I lay in bed for days and my Thai friends piled a stack of bananas near me. It took me a month to learn to walk again.
I prefer someone who can go with me into these dangerous areas. When my ex visited me in 2013 to try to persuade me to take him back, we went camping on remote islands and had a load of adventures. But I also saw he'd not changed, so didn't go back to him. He's not given up, though.
I am also an avid ballroom and jitterbug dancer, love to body-surf the waves, etc, so no couch potatoes for me. No point in having a relationship with someone who is out of shape, a couch potato, eats junk food, and can't keep up with me..may as well be single.
Right now, I have serious issues (cancer), am treating it with cannabis, been getting better, so hopefully I'll eventually be well enough to go back to the US.
So, is this group distinct from the main website because everyone here is contented with single ...
JackPedigo comments on May 18, 2018:
I am curious about "physically imposing". Does that mean having a beak, or feathers, wings or skinny legs?
birdingnut replies on May 18, 2018:
My ex is 6' 1," solid muscle, and an ex Navy pilot so when he hiked with me into remote areas, I felt safe.
I.e., a short, timid, pudgy nerd who never exercises wouldn't be very helpful in my lifestyle.
JackPedigo comments on May 18, 2018:
I am curious about "physically imposing". Does that mean having a beak, or feathers, wings or skinny legs?
birdingnut replies on May 18, 2018:
My ex is 6' 1," solid muscle, and an ex Navy pilot so when he hiked with me into remote areas, I felt safe.
I.e., a short, timid, pudgy nerd who never exercises wouldn't be very helpful in my lifestyle.
I would have used the term "geeks", but this is so right in everything else that I'll ignore that ...
Jolanta comments on May 18, 2018:
I have found that most religious people have not red the bible. Yes they do quote bits but they have not red the whole bible.
birdingnut replies on May 18, 2018:
@Donotbelieve Me, 2, with the same result.
I was shocked when I read the Bible in the original Greek and Hebrew, realizing that 98% of what was being taught in church wasn't in the original meaning.
Jolanta comments on May 18, 2018:
I have found that most religious people have not red the bible. Yes they do quote bits but they have not red the whole bible.
birdingnut replies on May 18, 2018:
@Donotbelieve Me, 2, with the same result.
I was shocked when I read the Bible in the original Greek and Hebrew, realizing that 98% of what was being taught in church wasn't in the original meaning.
So, is this group distinct from the main website because everyone here is contented with single ...
Robin1970 comments on May 18, 2018:
Yes its a dating site, but most of us use it to vent or talk about our problums.
birdingnut replies on May 18, 2018:
@UUNJ Cool! I once considered that, when I first dumped my church, then realized how great it was to have my weekends free to pursue birding, so now I don't ever want to be in a religion again.
Robin1970 comments on May 18, 2018:
Yes its a dating site, but most of us use it to vent or talk about our problums.
birdingnut replies on May 18, 2018:
@UUNJ Cool! I once considered that, when I first dumped my church, then realized how great it was to have my weekends free to pursue birding, so now I don't ever want to be in a religion again.
So, is this group distinct from the main website because everyone here is contented with single ...
GeorgeRocheleau comments on May 18, 2018:
I am physically imposing and enjoy birding and hiking, but I am very far away.
birdingnut replies on May 18, 2018:
I like the area where you live..good birding there. I taught one semester in Hermosillo, MX, in 2001, just south of you, and lived 1979-83 in Durango, CO, so often drove to Albuquerque bus station to pick up relatives visiting from the east. Both my kids were home births in Durango.
GeorgeRocheleau comments on May 18, 2018:
I am physically imposing and enjoy birding and hiking, but I am very far away.
birdingnut replies on May 18, 2018:
I like the area where you live..good birding there. I taught one semester in Hermosillo, MX, in 2001, just south of you, and lived 1979-83 in Durango, CO, so often drove to Albuquerque bus station to pick up relatives visiting from the east. Both my kids were home births in Durango.
So, is this group distinct from the main website because everyone here is contented with single ...
Robin1970 comments on May 18, 2018:
Yes its a dating site, but most of us use it to vent or talk about our problums.
birdingnut replies on May 18, 2018:
@kenriley Since I am currently in Thailand, recovering from health issues, I am not in a position to start a relationship, so I suppose I should return to the discussion group.
I hope to date in the future, since I plan to move back to the US as soon as I've recovered enough to travel.
Robin1970 comments on May 18, 2018:
Yes its a dating site, but most of us use it to vent or talk about our problums.
birdingnut replies on May 18, 2018:
@kenriley Since I am currently in Thailand, recovering from health issues, I am not in a position to start a relationship, so I suppose I should return to the discussion group.
I hope to date in the future, since I plan to move back to the US as soon as I've recovered enough to travel.
So, is this group distinct from the main website because everyone here is contented with single ...
Robin1970 comments on May 18, 2018:
Yes its a dating site, but most of us use it to vent or talk about our problums.
birdingnut replies on May 18, 2018:
But what is this specific group for, then? Just venting, talking, etc.?
Robin1970 comments on May 18, 2018:
Yes its a dating site, but most of us use it to vent or talk about our problums.
birdingnut replies on May 18, 2018:
But what is this specific group for, then? Just venting, talking, etc.?
Let's say "God" does exist.
Jagnostic comments on May 17, 2018:
I agree with Petter regarding the historical, conventional use of the pronoun “he”.
I was just reading “The Oversoul” by Emerson and was struck by this beautiful deliberate use of “she”
“The soul looketh steadily forwards, creating a world before her, leaving worlds behind her. ...
birdingnut replies on May 17, 2018:
I used to read this while attending my strict, Methodist college, in the early 1970s, and even though I was a devout Christian, I believed totally in the Oversoul. I was born remembering past lives, and could do ESP all my life, but somehow, didn't see conflict with Christian teaching.
Jagnostic comments on May 17, 2018:
I agree with Petter regarding the historical, conventional use of the pronoun “he”.
I was just reading “The Oversoul” by Emerson and was struck by this beautiful deliberate use of “she”
“The soul looketh steadily forwards, creating a world before her, leaving worlds behind her. ...
birdingnut replies on May 17, 2018:
I used to read this while attending my strict, Methodist college, in the early 1970s, and even though I was a devout Christian, I believed totally in the Oversoul. I was born remembering past lives, and could do ESP all my life, but somehow, didn't see conflict with Christian teaching.
What’s a movie you can never get tired of?
cmadler comments on May 16, 2018:
In general, I'm a sucker for bad disaster movies. Whether it's a blockbuster like *2012* or *The Day After Tomorrow*, an older movie like *The Towering Inferno* or *The Posiedon Adventure *, or made-for-TV garbage like *Sharknado*, I love 'em all... As long as there's actually a good disaster (cf. ...
birdingnut replies on May 17, 2018:
I love the Syfy B movies, like Sharknado,
and The 2 Headed Shark Attack,,tag line: DOUBLE THE NUMBER OF TEETH.
cmadler comments on May 16, 2018:
In general, I'm a sucker for bad disaster movies. Whether it's a blockbuster like *2012* or *The Day After Tomorrow*, an older movie like *The Towering Inferno* or *The Posiedon Adventure *, or made-for-TV garbage like *Sharknado*, I love 'em all... As long as there's actually a good disaster (cf. ...
birdingnut replies on May 17, 2018:
I love the Syfy B movies, like Sharknado,
and The 2 Headed Shark Attack,,tag line: DOUBLE THE NUMBER OF TEETH.
Many are impressed with how much money someone makes, the friends they have or title they carry.
LiterateHiker comments on May 17, 2018:
High intelligence
Witty
Fit
Kindness
Treats me with respect
Generosity
Integrity
Enjoys conversation
Honest
birdingnut replies on May 17, 2018:
What she said..
LiterateHiker comments on May 17, 2018:
High intelligence
Witty
Fit
Kindness
Treats me with respect
Generosity
Integrity
Enjoys conversation
Honest
birdingnut replies on May 17, 2018:
What she said..
Assholes need Spell Check.
EdEarl comments on May 16, 2018:
Creep
birdingnut replies on May 16, 2018:
@KKGator Jerks like that don't care if people criticize them. Think of Trump. He complains and blames and attacks, but doesn't change.
EdEarl comments on May 16, 2018:
Creep
birdingnut replies on May 16, 2018:
@KKGator Jerks like that don't care if people criticize them. Think of Trump. He complains and blames and attacks, but doesn't change.
A scenario.
You can host dinner for people who are dead.
Who would you invite?
birdingnut comments on May 16, 2018:
Most famous people are said to be notoriously unpleasant in person, so I'll pass.
I wouldn't mind seeing extinct animals though, like I would like to see the world before American settlers arrived and shot all the passenger pigeons, bison and buffalo wolves, polluted the streams, and clear-cut ...
birdingnut replies on May 16, 2018:
@Palindromeman That would be awesome!
I've read articles about credible sightings of the tiger in extremely remote areas, but hopefully nobody photographs it and causes a sight-seer stampede.
birdingnut comments on May 16, 2018:
Most famous people are said to be notoriously unpleasant in person, so I'll pass.
I wouldn't mind seeing extinct animals though, like I would like to see the world before American settlers arrived and shot all the passenger pigeons, bison and buffalo wolves, polluted the streams, and clear-cut ...
birdingnut replies on May 16, 2018:
@Palindromeman That would be awesome!
I've read articles about credible sightings of the tiger in extremely remote areas, but hopefully nobody photographs it and causes a sight-seer stampede.
My perfect match would be someone who loves nature as passionately as I do, and is either a climber ...
LiterateHiker comments on May 15, 2018:
I feel amazed that you are willing to teach novices to climb.
I want an experienced hiker because I am tired of teaching men to hike. Some men won't listen to a woman and do numskull, dangerous things in the mountains. They refuse to respect my 40-plus years of hiking and backpacking experience....
birdingnut replies on May 16, 2018:
LOL! You sound like a good match for Viking, but that's a long trip. Both of you have great hiking places, although I'm prejudiced for Colorado, having lived in Durango almost four years.
LiterateHiker comments on May 15, 2018:
I feel amazed that you are willing to teach novices to climb.
I want an experienced hiker because I am tired of teaching men to hike. Some men won't listen to a woman and do numskull, dangerous things in the mountains. They refuse to respect my 40-plus years of hiking and backpacking experience....
birdingnut replies on May 16, 2018:
LOL! You sound like a good match for Viking, but that's a long trip. Both of you have great hiking places, although I'm prejudiced for Colorado, having lived in Durango almost four years.
First job and automation.
birdingnut comments on May 12, 2018:
Easy.
We have our own robots to do all our work,
3-D printers to make whatever we need,
grow all our food in inside hydroponic gardens with fish pools,
call e-drone auto taxis to take us where we want to go,
use free solar energy that can use tiny amounts of ambient light and/or ...
birdingnut replies on May 15, 2018:
@Davidthinks 3-D printed houses available NOW only cost $3000, so most people won't have to pay rent at all, after paying a price less than for a used car.
There are also pop-up trailer houses now available that expand into luxurious homes, and houses you can make yourself for $2000 by blowing up a big canvas tarp bubble, covering it with concrete, or better, hempcrete (which doesn't burn or mold), then deflating the bubble, leaving a dome home.
No need to rent, or if you choose to rent one, shouldn't cost much. You can also stack them. Some cities are now stacking houses made from sections of huge cement pipes, that are very cheap.
birdingnut comments on May 12, 2018:
Easy.
We have our own robots to do all our work,
3-D printers to make whatever we need,
grow all our food in inside hydroponic gardens with fish pools,
call e-drone auto taxis to take us where we want to go,
use free solar energy that can use tiny amounts of ambient light and/or ...
birdingnut replies on May 15, 2018:
@Davidthinks 3-D printed houses available NOW only cost $3000, so most people won't have to pay rent at all, after paying a price less than for a used car.
There are also pop-up trailer houses now available that expand into luxurious homes, and houses you can make yourself for $2000 by blowing up a big canvas tarp bubble, covering it with concrete, or better, hempcrete (which doesn't burn or mold), then deflating the bubble, leaving a dome home.
No need to rent, or if you choose to rent one, shouldn't cost much. You can also stack them. Some cities are now stacking houses made from sections of huge cement pipes, that are very cheap.
First job and automation.
birdingnut comments on May 12, 2018:
Easy.
We have our own robots to do all our work,
3-D printers to make whatever we need,
grow all our food in inside hydroponic gardens with fish pools,
call e-drone auto taxis to take us where we want to go,
use free solar energy that can use tiny amounts of ambient light and/or ...
birdingnut replies on May 15, 2018:
@Davidthinks They can have skyscraper stacking gardens to grow exotic fruit and food most people won't bother to grow, sell inexpensive 3-D printed housing, and get a cut of the e-drone taxis, and of course, build robot-run factories to make products from ingredients that most people can't easily obtain, such as silk, carbon, and steel.
Humans balked and protested at each invention, such as wailing about the demise of the horse carriage, but we still moved on, or we'd still be driving horses. Each technology opens up previously unimagined comsumer products and uses.
birdingnut comments on May 12, 2018:
Easy.
We have our own robots to do all our work,
3-D printers to make whatever we need,
grow all our food in inside hydroponic gardens with fish pools,
call e-drone auto taxis to take us where we want to go,
use free solar energy that can use tiny amounts of ambient light and/or ...
birdingnut replies on May 15, 2018:
@Davidthinks They can have skyscraper stacking gardens to grow exotic fruit and food most people won't bother to grow, sell inexpensive 3-D printed housing, and get a cut of the e-drone taxis, and of course, build robot-run factories to make products from ingredients that most people can't easily obtain, such as silk, carbon, and steel.
Humans balked and protested at each invention, such as wailing about the demise of the horse carriage, but we still moved on, or we'd still be driving horses. Each technology opens up previously unimagined comsumer products and uses.
The good guy with a gun argument example happened in Brazil.
birdingnut comments on May 14, 2018:
The link is blocked.
birdingnut replies on May 15, 2018:
@Lukian Thanks!
birdingnut comments on May 14, 2018:
The link is blocked.
birdingnut replies on May 15, 2018:
@Lukian Thanks!
The good guy with a gun argument example happened in Brazil.
birdingnut comments on May 14, 2018:
The link is blocked.
birdingnut replies on May 15, 2018:
@Roadster I'm in Thailand, but have a VPN, so don't know how, or why they'd block this particular story. I googled two more links to the same story and those were blocked as well.
Maybe someone could summarize what happened.
birdingnut comments on May 14, 2018:
The link is blocked.
birdingnut replies on May 15, 2018:
@Roadster I'm in Thailand, but have a VPN, so don't know how, or why they'd block this particular story. I googled two more links to the same story and those were blocked as well.
Maybe someone could summarize what happened.
Kind, loving and looking for someone to share with every moment
David0002 comments on May 14, 2018:
Looking forward to enjoy the rest of my life with a beautiful nice lady, and settle down
birdingnut replies on May 14, 2018:
Do you understand this is an agnostic and atheist dating website? That means that most here don't believe in god at all, or Jesus.
You should find a dating website that matches your beliefs, like a religious dating website.
David0002 comments on May 14, 2018:
Looking forward to enjoy the rest of my life with a beautiful nice lady, and settle down
birdingnut replies on May 14, 2018:
Do you understand this is an agnostic and atheist dating website? That means that most here don't believe in god at all, or Jesus.
You should find a dating website that matches your beliefs, like a religious dating website.
What’s the most obtuse thing you’ve heard a believer say or ask about a non-believer?
LiterateHiker comments on May 13, 2018:
"How can you be a moral person and an atheist?" I get asked by Christians. My atheist friends get asked this rude, judgmental question, too.
birdingnut replies on May 14, 2018:
@powder In the US, 65% of the population claim to be "Christian."
In NZ, 57% claim to be to Christian. That's pretty high in both countries.
Crime in Japan is the LOWEST, compared to other nations, with a 1% claiming to be Christian.
LiterateHiker comments on May 13, 2018:
"How can you be a moral person and an atheist?" I get asked by Christians. My atheist friends get asked this rude, judgmental question, too.
birdingnut replies on May 14, 2018:
@powder In the US, 65% of the population claim to be "Christian."
In NZ, 57% claim to be to Christian. That's pretty high in both countries.
Crime in Japan is the LOWEST, compared to other nations, with a 1% claiming to be Christian.
Any Sam Harris fans?
birdingnut comments on May 14, 2018:
Sam Harris' book, Waking Up is an improved, revised version of his first rational viewpoint.
I don't agree with everything, for instance I know from experience that there's reincarnation, but at least he's starting to think now.
Why not reincarnation?
Einstein showed us that all matter is a ...
birdingnut replies on May 14, 2018:
@educatedredneck But there IS proof of reincarnation. I have stacks of books about reincarnation research done worldwide on children 2-6 who remember past lives. These memories typically fade at 6 years old.
Details the children remember are carefully verified, and cross-checked so there is no possibility they could have known.
Some children even speak in languages and behave in cultural manners not of their current families, even though the children are very young.
Many have birth marks that match the wound locations of the events of their last death.
These are the past life research books I currently have on Kindle:
True Real Life Stories of Reincarnation: Amazing Past Life Memories, Richard Bullivant,
The Laughing Cherub Guide to Past Life Regression: A Handbook for Real People, by Mary Elizabeth Raines
Reincarnation: Exceptional Cases of Past Life Memories, by Eirik Leivsson
Children Who Remember Previous Lives: A Question of Reincarnation, revised edition, by Ian Stevenson, M.D.
12 Real Life Reincarnation Stories : Global Evidence of Reincarnation and Past Lives, edited by Richard Bullivant
birdingnut comments on May 14, 2018:
Sam Harris' book, Waking Up is an improved, revised version of his first rational viewpoint.
I don't agree with everything, for instance I know from experience that there's reincarnation, but at least he's starting to think now.
Why not reincarnation?
Einstein showed us that all matter is a ...
birdingnut replies on May 14, 2018:
@educatedredneck But there IS proof of reincarnation. I have stacks of books about reincarnation research done worldwide on children 2-6 who remember past lives. These memories typically fade at 6 years old.
Details the children remember are carefully verified, and cross-checked so there is no possibility they could have known.
Some children even speak in languages and behave in cultural manners not of their current families, even though the children are very young.
Many have birth marks that match the wound locations of the events of their last death.
These are the past life research books I currently have on Kindle:
True Real Life Stories of Reincarnation: Amazing Past Life Memories, Richard Bullivant,
The Laughing Cherub Guide to Past Life Regression: A Handbook for Real People, by Mary Elizabeth Raines
Reincarnation: Exceptional Cases of Past Life Memories, by Eirik Leivsson
Children Who Remember Previous Lives: A Question of Reincarnation, revised edition, by Ian Stevenson, M.D.
12 Real Life Reincarnation Stories : Global Evidence of Reincarnation and Past Lives, edited by Richard Bullivant
Am I the only atheist that doesn’t smoke pot?
birdingnut comments on Apr 25, 2018:
You can take cannabis in more ways than smoking, which doesn't give people enough THC to cure cancer- it takes cannabis oil. Or you can take CBD oil, which also calms people, raises their moods and is legal most places.
It also cures seizures and other problems.
birdingnut replies on May 14, 2018:
@Ungod, @okiestache Landmark Study Shows Half of Cancer Patients are Killed by Chemo — NOT Cancer http://thefreethoughtproject.com/chemotherapy-study-cancer-patients/
BBC News - Growing evidence that cannabis oil can cure serious diseases like cancer http://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-32020114/can-cannabis-oil-cure-serious-diseases-like-cancer
birdingnut comments on Apr 25, 2018:
You can take cannabis in more ways than smoking, which doesn't give people enough THC to cure cancer- it takes cannabis oil. Or you can take CBD oil, which also calms people, raises their moods and is legal most places.
It also cures seizures and other problems.
birdingnut replies on May 14, 2018:
@Ungod, @okiestache Landmark Study Shows Half of Cancer Patients are Killed by Chemo — NOT Cancer http://thefreethoughtproject.com/chemotherapy-study-cancer-patients/
BBC News - Growing evidence that cannabis oil can cure serious diseases like cancer http://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-32020114/can-cannabis-oil-cure-serious-diseases-like-cancer
Which Star Trek series is your favorite?
birdingnut comments on May 14, 2018:
The original.
I've tried the others, but have become so impatient and annoyed with all the drama and emotion, that usually after only 15 minutes, I'm turning to another show. But NOT "Lost in Space" (shudder).
birdingnut replies on May 14, 2018:
@redeemed Neither; I began watching The Bevery Hillbillies as soon as you mentioned them, so never looked at the youtube link you gave me. Blackadder looks funny, though..more British spoofing.
Since my VPN Unlimited update I can now access US Netflix shows, so I watched The L Word for awhile on my laptop, since my smart TV can only access Thai Netflix.
birdingnut comments on May 14, 2018:
The original.
I've tried the others, but have become so impatient and annoyed with all the drama and emotion, that usually after only 15 minutes, I'm turning to another show. But NOT "Lost in Space" (shudder).
birdingnut replies on May 14, 2018:
@redeemed Neither; I began watching The Bevery Hillbillies as soon as you mentioned them, so never looked at the youtube link you gave me. Blackadder looks funny, though..more British spoofing.
Since my VPN Unlimited update I can now access US Netflix shows, so I watched The L Word for awhile on my laptop, since my smart TV can only access Thai Netflix.
These dating sites and apps are so sad and shallow.
birdingnut comments on May 13, 2018:
No, you're right. And most of the men here do the same..look a photo, then start in on women with zero knowledge or interest in them as people.
Because of this blind spot, most men here don't write profiles or answer the profile questions because THEY never look at them.
Look! A hot woman! I ...
birdingnut replies on May 14, 2018:
@ghost_warlock I was referring to this website, and the only other dating website I've been on, I wrote a very detailed profile and got a hit before I could even turn around. I ended up marrying him, as he turned out to be exactly what I'd listed that I wanted in a partner. But your experience might the reason most men don't bother to write any profiles here. Most of the women do, however.
birdingnut comments on May 13, 2018:
No, you're right. And most of the men here do the same..look a photo, then start in on women with zero knowledge or interest in them as people.
Because of this blind spot, most men here don't write profiles or answer the profile questions because THEY never look at them.
Look! A hot woman! I ...
birdingnut replies on May 14, 2018:
@ghost_warlock I was referring to this website, and the only other dating website I've been on, I wrote a very detailed profile and got a hit before I could even turn around. I ended up marrying him, as he turned out to be exactly what I'd listed that I wanted in a partner. But your experience might the reason most men don't bother to write any profiles here. Most of the women do, however.
Which Star Trek series is your favorite?
birdingnut comments on May 14, 2018:
The original.
I've tried the others, but have become so impatient and annoyed with all the drama and emotion, that usually after only 15 minutes, I'm turning to another show. But NOT "Lost in Space" (shudder).
birdingnut replies on May 14, 2018:
@redeemed Actually, after you mentioned it, I googled it and I'm currently watching the first episode.
birdingnut comments on May 14, 2018:
The original.
I've tried the others, but have become so impatient and annoyed with all the drama and emotion, that usually after only 15 minutes, I'm turning to another show. But NOT "Lost in Space" (shudder).
birdingnut replies on May 14, 2018:
@redeemed Actually, after you mentioned it, I googled it and I'm currently watching the first episode.
Which Star Trek series is your favorite?
birdingnut comments on May 14, 2018:
The original.
I've tried the others, but have become so impatient and annoyed with all the drama and emotion, that usually after only 15 minutes, I'm turning to another show. But NOT "Lost in Space" (shudder).
birdingnut replies on May 14, 2018:
@redeemed I'm so old, I watched the original shows, and many years of reruns, on TV, LOL! But I didn't realize I could see it on YouTube, so thanks for the heads up.
birdingnut comments on May 14, 2018:
The original.
I've tried the others, but have become so impatient and annoyed with all the drama and emotion, that usually after only 15 minutes, I'm turning to another show. But NOT "Lost in Space" (shudder).
birdingnut replies on May 14, 2018:
@redeemed I'm so old, I watched the original shows, and many years of reruns, on TV, LOL! But I didn't realize I could see it on YouTube, so thanks for the heads up.
What’s the most obtuse thing you’ve heard a believer say or ask about a non-believer?
LiterateHiker comments on May 13, 2018:
"How can you be a moral person and an atheist?" I get asked by Christians. My atheist friends get asked this rude, judgmental question, too.
birdingnut replies on May 14, 2018:
Well, New Zealand, Iceland, Norway and Japan are three of the five safest countries in the world, and they aren't Christian.
LiterateHiker comments on May 13, 2018:
"How can you be a moral person and an atheist?" I get asked by Christians. My atheist friends get asked this rude, judgmental question, too.
birdingnut replies on May 14, 2018:
Well, New Zealand, Iceland, Norway and Japan are three of the five safest countries in the world, and they aren't Christian.
FREE ENERGY for everyone has been available since 2012.
Fulishsage comments on May 13, 2018:
The technology isn't really there yet. This was in lab results, real world application is another thing. The results unfortunately are not long term and would break down quickly. The other problem with solar is darkness. The technology to store the power is unavailable. Luckily Elon Musk and others ...
birdingnut replies on May 13, 2018:
@Fulishsage ?? Stanley Steamer cars back in 1900 were popular, no limit to their power, silent, no gear shift-just a throttle, a race car Stanley steamer car went over 127 mph in 1906. This is a way that everyone could have a silent, fast, FREE fuel car, It's such a simple steam device that maybe handy people could jimmy-rig their own cars to become steam powered, using small solar panels on car roof to heat the water.
Fulishsage comments on May 13, 2018:
The technology isn't really there yet. This was in lab results, real world application is another thing. The results unfortunately are not long term and would break down quickly. The other problem with solar is darkness. The technology to store the power is unavailable. Luckily Elon Musk and others ...
birdingnut replies on May 13, 2018:
@Fulishsage ?? Stanley Steamer cars back in 1900 were popular, no limit to their power, silent, no gear shift-just a throttle, a race car Stanley steamer car went over 127 mph in 1906. This is a way that everyone could have a silent, fast, FREE fuel car, It's such a simple steam device that maybe handy people could jimmy-rig their own cars to become steam powered, using small solar panels on car roof to heat the water.
New here about 30 min This site.
birdingnut comments on May 13, 2018:
I live in Songkhla, Thailand, an hour from the Malaysia border, and six minutes from the beach by motorbike.
Why did you leave a paradise like Thailand?
birdingnut replies on May 13, 2018:
@richard62 Oh, you were in Bangkok? No wonder you didn't like it, and with bar girls, LOL! But I love it here..six minutes from the beach, teaching ESL at little beachside temple schools, etc. I have to leave now due to health issues, but it's a paradise.
Pic is me swimming at Samila Beach, near my house. I'm living an hour from Malaysia. There are few foreigners here..just the way I love it! I speak Thai, so no problem.
birdingnut comments on May 13, 2018:
I live in Songkhla, Thailand, an hour from the Malaysia border, and six minutes from the beach by motorbike.
Why did you leave a paradise like Thailand?
birdingnut replies on May 13, 2018:
@richard62 Oh, you were in Bangkok? No wonder you didn't like it, and with bar girls, LOL! But I love it here..six minutes from the beach, teaching ESL at little beachside temple schools, etc. I have to leave now due to health issues, but it's a paradise.
Pic is me swimming at Samila Beach, near my house. I'm living an hour from Malaysia. There are few foreigners here..just the way I love it! I speak Thai, so no problem.
What does one do when their life is shit?
birdingnut comments on May 13, 2018:
Read a great book.
Watch a funny Netflix show
Talk a long early morning walk outside
Head for the beach
Take CBD oil, said to banish depression and even cure seizures and other problems
eat fish
take 5-htp, drink cho-wa tea, put a few drops of iodine in water, take magnesium, ...
birdingnut replies on May 13, 2018:
@nvrnuff Any one of these remedies will help. The more of these solutions you try, the better. I do all of them except the CBD oil since I can't get it here, but I already take cannabis to treat cancer.
birdingnut comments on May 13, 2018:
Read a great book.
Watch a funny Netflix show
Talk a long early morning walk outside
Head for the beach
Take CBD oil, said to banish depression and even cure seizures and other problems
eat fish
take 5-htp, drink cho-wa tea, put a few drops of iodine in water, take magnesium, ...
birdingnut replies on May 13, 2018:
@nvrnuff Any one of these remedies will help. The more of these solutions you try, the better. I do all of them except the CBD oil since I can't get it here, but I already take cannabis to treat cancer.
For those who like a mix of old and new, check out this combination: Astaire, Rogers, Carney, Crosby...
birdingnut comments on May 13, 2018:
I've seen it before, but I had to cry a little because the dance steps/music synchronization was breathtakingly perfect for most of it.
My ex and I used to get several Gene Kelly, Fred Astaire, and Marx Brothers from the library at a time, since we were avid jitterbug dancers.
I love Uptown ...
birdingnut replies on May 13, 2018:
@BucketlistBob Just click on the link in the middle of the picture and it will take you to the YouTube video.
birdingnut comments on May 13, 2018:
I've seen it before, but I had to cry a little because the dance steps/music synchronization was breathtakingly perfect for most of it.
My ex and I used to get several Gene Kelly, Fred Astaire, and Marx Brothers from the library at a time, since we were avid jitterbug dancers.
I love Uptown ...
birdingnut replies on May 13, 2018:
@BucketlistBob Just click on the link in the middle of the picture and it will take you to the YouTube video.
So, just about everyone of us (including myself) have responded in the affirmative that sexual ...
birdingnut comments on May 13, 2018:
I think it's important. I appear to be a normal cis hetero woman, but I'm actually an androgyne partial transmale who is also demisexual. That means zero sexual attraction for anyone with whom I've not been in close association for OVER a year.
I have a strong libido, but it's not toward a person...
birdingnut replies on May 13, 2018:
@bigpawbullets, @Liberal50 NO. Anyone who started taking about sex to me would get blocked, I avoid men who see me as a lay. If they aren't interested in me as a person then I have zero interest in getting to know them.
birdingnut comments on May 13, 2018:
I think it's important. I appear to be a normal cis hetero woman, but I'm actually an androgyne partial transmale who is also demisexual. That means zero sexual attraction for anyone with whom I've not been in close association for OVER a year.
I have a strong libido, but it's not toward a person...
birdingnut replies on May 13, 2018:
@bigpawbullets, @Liberal50 NO. Anyone who started taking about sex to me would get blocked, I avoid men who see me as a lay. If they aren't interested in me as a person then I have zero interest in getting to know them.
So, just about everyone of us (including myself) have responded in the affirmative that sexual ...
birdingnut comments on May 13, 2018:
I think it's important. I appear to be a normal cis hetero woman, but I'm actually an androgyne partial transmale who is also demisexual. That means zero sexual attraction for anyone with whom I've not been in close association for OVER a year.
I have a strong libido, but it's not toward a person...
birdingnut replies on May 13, 2018:
@bigpawbullets Yeah, quick one-night stands are better for most men, using the favorite of cis hetero men..the missionary position (yawn) for two whole minutes.
Yeah, not for me.
birdingnut comments on May 13, 2018:
I think it's important. I appear to be a normal cis hetero woman, but I'm actually an androgyne partial transmale who is also demisexual. That means zero sexual attraction for anyone with whom I've not been in close association for OVER a year.
I have a strong libido, but it's not toward a person...
birdingnut replies on May 13, 2018:
@bigpawbullets Yeah, quick one-night stands are better for most men, using the favorite of cis hetero men..the missionary position (yawn) for two whole minutes.
Yeah, not for me.
Thought of something while running errands today.
DenoPenno comments on May 13, 2018:
I'm with you. I don't think girls should be in the Boy Scouts. That's why they had the Girl Scouts. If it all became "Scouts of America" that would solve the problem.
As for "Men Working" how about "People Working?" That should solve the problem.
I used to infuriate my mother a few years ago. She ...
birdingnut replies on May 13, 2018:
When I was in Haiti we MKs (missionary kids) had a boy scouts manual, and we memorized it..learned to tie all the knots, how to build shelters, learned the codes..Morse code, flags, braille, did it all. We learned common North American animal and bird tracks, how to make and shoot bows and arrows, throw knives with deadly accuracy, etc.
When we arrived in the US when I was nine, I was excited, thinking that I could finally join the Boy Scouts. To my horror, I was shunted into the brownies with GURLS, where everyone sat around in a living room and ate cookies and planned other meetings to do the same thing. No knots, tracking, camping, or even going outside at all. I was disgusted and never returned.
But later on, when I read The Tracker: The True Story of Tom Brown Jr., where he tells of being trained since he was eight by a genuine Apache Indian elder until he could walk among wild deer, trailing his hand over their backs, and they never saw him, and could track ants across bare rock, etc. When he first attended a Boy Scout troop he was shocked at how silly and urban it was.
DenoPenno comments on May 13, 2018:
I'm with you. I don't think girls should be in the Boy Scouts. That's why they had the Girl Scouts. If it all became "Scouts of America" that would solve the problem.
As for "Men Working" how about "People Working?" That should solve the problem.
I used to infuriate my mother a few years ago. She ...
birdingnut replies on May 13, 2018:
When I was in Haiti we MKs (missionary kids) had a boy scouts manual, and we memorized it..learned to tie all the knots, how to build shelters, learned the codes..Morse code, flags, braille, did it all. We learned common North American animal and bird tracks, how to make and shoot bows and arrows, throw knives with deadly accuracy, etc.
When we arrived in the US when I was nine, I was excited, thinking that I could finally join the Boy Scouts. To my horror, I was shunted into the brownies with GURLS, where everyone sat around in a living room and ate cookies and planned other meetings to do the same thing. No knots, tracking, camping, or even going outside at all. I was disgusted and never returned.
But later on, when I read The Tracker: The True Story of Tom Brown Jr., where he tells of being trained since he was eight by a genuine Apache Indian elder until he could walk among wild deer, trailing his hand over their backs, and they never saw him, and could track ants across bare rock, etc. When he first attended a Boy Scout troop he was shocked at how silly and urban it was.
What does one do when their life is shit?
birdingnut comments on May 13, 2018:
Read a great book.
Watch a funny Netflix show
Talk a long early morning walk outside
Head for the beach
Take CBD oil, said to banish depression and even cure seizures and other problems
eat fish
take 5-htp, drink cho-wa tea, put a few drops of iodine in water, take magnesium, ...
birdingnut replies on May 13, 2018:
@Diogenes
1.You can google the closest place to buy CBD oil..it's available in most health food stores but some places states restrict selling it, since it's derived from cannabis, but without THC..the "high" part.
Link: http://thehempoilbenefits.com/cbd-for-depression
2.You can buy a bottle of 5-htp at WalMart, at the health food and vitamin area..it is an amino acid precursor of serotonin, with anti-depressant and anti-anxiety benefits.
Link: http://www.life-enhancement.com/magazine/article/178-5-htp-enhance-your-mood-your-sleep-and-a-lot-more
3. You can buy a bottle of magnesium capsules at the same place.
4.Cho-wa tea is a formula of Japanese mushrooms and herbs used by the Tiger Shogun to stay young and have children into their hundreds. It boosts the immune system as well as calming anxiety, depression and panic attacks. I take it every day.
Link: http://cho-wa.com/store.php This page lists the ingredients.
5.A few drops of food grade iodine in water will calm you down, and also relieve paranoia from taking too much cannabis. I take it every day.
Link: Low Iodine Levels & Panic Attacks https://www.livestrong.com/article/446544-low-iodine-levels-panic-attacks/ via @livestrong_com
6.Drink a lot of water. For some reason, this also relieves depression, since our brains are 85% water.
Link: https://www.freedrinkingwater.com/water-education3/21-water-and-depression-stress-anxiety.htm
birdingnut comments on May 13, 2018:
Read a great book.
Watch a funny Netflix show
Talk a long early morning walk outside
Head for the beach
Take CBD oil, said to banish depression and even cure seizures and other problems
eat fish
take 5-htp, drink cho-wa tea, put a few drops of iodine in water, take magnesium, ...
birdingnut replies on May 13, 2018:
@Diogenes
1.You can google the closest place to buy CBD oil..it's available in most health food stores but some places states restrict selling it, since it's derived from cannabis, but without THC..the "high" part.
Link: http://thehempoilbenefits.com/cbd-for-depression
2.You can buy a bottle of 5-htp at WalMart, at the health food and vitamin area..it is an amino acid precursor of serotonin, with anti-depressant and anti-anxiety benefits.
Link: http://www.life-enhancement.com/magazine/article/178-5-htp-enhance-your-mood-your-sleep-and-a-lot-more
3. You can buy a bottle of magnesium capsules at the same place.
4.Cho-wa tea is a formula of Japanese mushrooms and herbs used by the Tiger Shogun to stay young and have children into their hundreds. It boosts the immune system as well as calming anxiety, depression and panic attacks. I take it every day.
Link: http://cho-wa.com/store.php This page lists the ingredients.
5.A few drops of food grade iodine in water will calm you down, and also relieve paranoia from taking too much cannabis. I take it every day.
Link: Low Iodine Levels & Panic Attacks https://www.livestrong.com/article/446544-low-iodine-levels-panic-attacks/ via @livestrong_com
6.Drink a lot of water. For some reason, this also relieves depression, since our brains are 85% water.
Link: https://www.freedrinkingwater.com/water-education3/21-water-and-depression-stress-anxiety.htm
FREE ENERGY for everyone has been available since 2012.
Fulishsage comments on May 13, 2018:
The technology isn't really there yet. This was in lab results, real world application is another thing. The results unfortunately are not long term and would break down quickly. The other problem with solar is darkness. The technology to store the power is unavailable. Luckily Elon Musk and others ...
birdingnut replies on May 13, 2018:
LOL! Of course they're using it in real life. Already in use in third world countries to sterilize hospital equipment, but it's not being used yet as it could be. Like to power homes and run cars. Even the old 18th century Stanley steamer cars were silent and the limits of their power was never reached.
Like I already said in another comment, In 1906 the Rocket race steamer car, driven by Fred Marriott, won the Dewar Trophy at Daytona Beach, setting the land speed record at 127.66 miles per hour.
The next year, the Stanley steamer race car went even faster, but the car wasn't streamlined enough for the speed and went air born for 100 feet and crashed. The Stanley brothers gave up racing after that.
Fulishsage comments on May 13, 2018:
The technology isn't really there yet. This was in lab results, real world application is another thing. The results unfortunately are not long term and would break down quickly. The other problem with solar is darkness. The technology to store the power is unavailable. Luckily Elon Musk and others ...
birdingnut replies on May 13, 2018:
LOL! Of course they're using it in real life. Already in use in third world countries to sterilize hospital equipment, but it's not being used yet as it could be. Like to power homes and run cars. Even the old 18th century Stanley steamer cars were silent and the limits of their power was never reached.
Like I already said in another comment, In 1906 the Rocket race steamer car, driven by Fred Marriott, won the Dewar Trophy at Daytona Beach, setting the land speed record at 127.66 miles per hour.
The next year, the Stanley steamer race car went even faster, but the car wasn't streamlined enough for the speed and went air born for 100 feet and crashed. The Stanley brothers gave up racing after that.
FREE ENERGY for everyone has been available since 2012.
YesThatGuy comments on May 13, 2018:
Well, if you look closely, it really isn't as revolutionary as it might look. It's a way of producing small amounts of steam very efficiently. But for example, you could not use a few square meters of solar panels or collectors or whatever to power a city or anything like that.
The laws of ...
birdingnut replies on May 13, 2018:
R U kidding? People could drive silent, free energy steam cars, heat homes, power anything, if you scale it up a bit.
The old, inefficient Stanley Steamer cars had such power, they never found their limit, and in 1906 the Rocket race steamer car, driven by Fred Marriott, won the Dewar Trophy at Daytona Beach, setting the land speed record at 127.66 miles per hour.
The next year, they went even faster, but the car wasn't streamlined enough for the speed and went airborn for 100 feet and crashed. The Stanley brothers gave up racing after that.
YesThatGuy comments on May 13, 2018:
Well, if you look closely, it really isn't as revolutionary as it might look. It's a way of producing small amounts of steam very efficiently. But for example, you could not use a few square meters of solar panels or collectors or whatever to power a city or anything like that.
The laws of ...
birdingnut replies on May 13, 2018:
R U kidding? People could drive silent, free energy steam cars, heat homes, power anything, if you scale it up a bit.
The old, inefficient Stanley Steamer cars had such power, they never found their limit, and in 1906 the Rocket race steamer car, driven by Fred Marriott, won the Dewar Trophy at Daytona Beach, setting the land speed record at 127.66 miles per hour.
The next year, they went even faster, but the car wasn't streamlined enough for the speed and went airborn for 100 feet and crashed. The Stanley brothers gave up racing after that.
Drive-in movies
birdingnut comments on May 12, 2018:
In college, 1970-03, friends used to pile into the trunk, or we'd turn off the headlights and come in through the drive-in's exit, to avoid paying.
Weird, since drive-in prices were already cheap, but we were usually close to broke.
birdingnut replies on May 13, 2018:
@buzz13 Ouch!
birdingnut comments on May 12, 2018:
In college, 1970-03, friends used to pile into the trunk, or we'd turn off the headlights and come in through the drive-in's exit, to avoid paying.
Weird, since drive-in prices were already cheap, but we were usually close to broke.
birdingnut replies on May 13, 2018:
@buzz13 Ouch!
How common is this argument?
birdingnut comments on May 12, 2018:
I prefer Lloyd Pye's Intervention Theory..plenty of evidence the earth was terraformed.
birdingnut replies on May 12, 2018:
@Heraclitus LOL! Pye doesn't explain anything beyond our earth's history.
But alleged secret government whistle-blowers, who say our government has been secretly using alien technology since WW ll, say the aliens themselves all agree that there is a "Source" energy that created all of this, but that they don't know where Source came from.
But they say Source isn't anything like the Hebrew god..it's just universal energy and love. They say that all beings above fifth dimension are benign, and it's the ones in the third dimension-earth, or the fourth dimension, such as the Draco reptilians are war-like, and usually want to destroy humans, but the higher dimension beings prevent them.
They all agree that humans have to give permission for any aliens to mess with them at all, but that the Nazis made a deal with the Draco reptilians during WW ll to get the technology to win the war, and when they lost, the technology passed on the US and Russia when the US made a deal with Hitler to let him escape to South America, in exchange for the alien technology.
See the documentary "Unacknowledged," on Netflix and YouTube to see videos of US presidents, NSA agents, scientists, astronauts, and other famous people discussing how the US government keeps everything to do with aliens highly classified, to keep from sharing their advanced technology.
As usual, if you try to troll me, I'll just block you. Instead, watch the documentary before you comment.
birdingnut comments on May 12, 2018:
I prefer Lloyd Pye's Intervention Theory..plenty of evidence the earth was terraformed.
birdingnut replies on May 12, 2018:
@Heraclitus LOL! Pye doesn't explain anything beyond our earth's history.
But alleged secret government whistle-blowers, who say our government has been secretly using alien technology since WW ll, say the aliens themselves all agree that there is a "Source" energy that created all of this, but that they don't know where Source came from.
But they say Source isn't anything like the Hebrew god..it's just universal energy and love. They say that all beings above fifth dimension are benign, and it's the ones in the third dimension-earth, or the fourth dimension, such as the Draco reptilians are war-like, and usually want to destroy humans, but the higher dimension beings prevent them.
They all agree that humans have to give permission for any aliens to mess with them at all, but that the Nazis made a deal with the Draco reptilians during WW ll to get the technology to win the war, and when they lost, the technology passed on the US and Russia when the US made a deal with Hitler to let him escape to South America, in exchange for the alien technology.
See the documentary "Unacknowledged," on Netflix and YouTube to see videos of US presidents, NSA agents, scientists, astronauts, and other famous people discussing how the US government keeps everything to do with aliens highly classified, to keep from sharing their advanced technology.
As usual, if you try to troll me, I'll just block you. Instead, watch the documentary before you comment.
Do you care if you are remembered when you die?
Josephine comments on May 12, 2018:
I might care now but I won't when I'm dead ?
birdingnut replies on May 12, 2018:
Exactly!
Josephine comments on May 12, 2018:
I might care now but I won't when I'm dead ?
birdingnut replies on May 12, 2018:
Exactly!
Define God!
What is your definition of God, that you disbelieve completely if you are an ...
273kelvin comments on May 12, 2018:
Define a nuh. Nuhs are mythical creatures that live in Nuhia which also does not exist. So you tell me what you think they look like?
birdingnut replies on May 12, 2018:
LOL! Exactly.
But the ancient Greeks had some interesting gods..good enough to keep entertaining us in Marvel movies centuries later.
And because Chris Hemsworth.
273kelvin comments on May 12, 2018:
Define a nuh. Nuhs are mythical creatures that live in Nuhia which also does not exist. So you tell me what you think they look like?
birdingnut replies on May 12, 2018:
LOL! Exactly.
But the ancient Greeks had some interesting gods..good enough to keep entertaining us in Marvel movies centuries later.
And because Chris Hemsworth.
Churches that Use Public Schools for Worship
Ren88 comments on May 12, 2018:
Are they paying a fee to rent the facility? Because if so, it's about damn time churches started putting their money into their communites, and schools are a great place for it to go.
If not, kick those freeloaders out!
birdingnut replies on May 12, 2018:
What she said!
Ren88 comments on May 12, 2018:
Are they paying a fee to rent the facility? Because if so, it's about damn time churches started putting their money into their communites, and schools are a great place for it to go.
If not, kick those freeloaders out!
birdingnut replies on May 12, 2018:
What she said!
Do you like frozen yogurt?
birdingnut comments on May 11, 2018:
Depends.
When I lived in Durango, CO, in 1979-83, there was a franchise that served a natural ingredient frozen yogurt that tasted BETTER than regular soft serve ice cream, and looked identical to it, except it didn't give me a stuffy head, or make my kids hyper as real ice cream did.
It has ...
birdingnut replies on May 11, 2018:
@Lydiaeli My ex just replied: Colombo Frozen Yogurt. I just googled the company and it was invented and run by an Armenian family, sold to a French company in 1977, then sold to General Mills, who consequently dropped it to concentrate on Yoplait yogurt.
birdingnut comments on May 11, 2018:
Depends.
When I lived in Durango, CO, in 1979-83, there was a franchise that served a natural ingredient frozen yogurt that tasted BETTER than regular soft serve ice cream, and looked identical to it, except it didn't give me a stuffy head, or make my kids hyper as real ice cream did.
It has ...
birdingnut replies on May 11, 2018:
@Lydiaeli My ex just replied: Colombo Frozen Yogurt. I just googled the company and it was invented and run by an Armenian family, sold to a French company in 1977, then sold to General Mills, who consequently dropped it to concentrate on Yoplait yogurt.
Do you like frozen yogurt?
birdingnut comments on May 11, 2018:
Depends.
When I lived in Durango, CO, in 1979-83, there was a franchise that served a natural ingredient frozen yogurt that tasted BETTER than regular soft serve ice cream, and looked identical to it, except it didn't give me a stuffy head, or make my kids hyper as real ice cream did.
It has ...
birdingnut replies on May 11, 2018:
@Lydiaeli That wasn't it. I can message my ex and see if he remembers.
birdingnut comments on May 11, 2018:
Depends.
When I lived in Durango, CO, in 1979-83, there was a franchise that served a natural ingredient frozen yogurt that tasted BETTER than regular soft serve ice cream, and looked identical to it, except it didn't give me a stuffy head, or make my kids hyper as real ice cream did.
It has ...
birdingnut replies on May 11, 2018:
@Lydiaeli That wasn't it. I can message my ex and see if he remembers.
Favourite quote?
WTSharpe comments on May 11, 2018:
I don't have a favorite, although I've collected thousands over the years. One that struck me As fascinating in the past few hours comes from a book I just read, or more precisely heard as it was an audiobook, *Till We Have Faces* by the Christian apologist C.S. Lewis. The novel is a reworking of ...
birdingnut replies on May 11, 2018:
I started that book last night and am just finishing it...again. It's been my favorite C.S. Lewis book since 1973, when I first read it, while visiting a different mission than mine in Haiti. I noticed it in the bookcase of a friend and took advantage of the rare delight of finding a new book to read.
WTSharpe comments on May 11, 2018:
I don't have a favorite, although I've collected thousands over the years. One that struck me As fascinating in the past few hours comes from a book I just read, or more precisely heard as it was an audiobook, *Till We Have Faces* by the Christian apologist C.S. Lewis. The novel is a reworking of ...
birdingnut replies on May 11, 2018:
I started that book last night and am just finishing it...again. It's been my favorite C.S. Lewis book since 1973, when I first read it, while visiting a different mission than mine in Haiti. I noticed it in the bookcase of a friend and took advantage of the rare delight of finding a new book to read.
Why Was An Honors Philosophy Doctoral Candidate So Stupid?
birdingnut comments on May 11, 2018:
Some members of this website have already proven that someone can have a high IQ, be accomplished, highly educated, etc., and still be a total white racist supremacist.
I usually block them whenever I encounter people like that here..alt-right nut jobs.
birdingnut replies on May 11, 2018:
@kmdskit3 I think the term includes all that..
birdingnut comments on May 11, 2018:
Some members of this website have already proven that someone can have a high IQ, be accomplished, highly educated, etc., and still be a total white racist supremacist.
I usually block them whenever I encounter people like that here..alt-right nut jobs.
birdingnut replies on May 11, 2018:
@kmdskit3 I think the term includes all that..
Ask Your Baby's Permission Before Changing Diaper, Says Sexual Consent Expert
birdingnut comments on May 10, 2018:
Makes sense! Always establish connection and assent where possible, and as they get older, give them as much choice as you can.
birdingnut replies on May 11, 2018:
@smoyle I think I might have to block you. My parents forced me to eat meat when I was little and it only turned me into a vegetarian, once I had a choice. They forced me into religion, which I also rejected. You sound like a typical male..forcing your will on people, like Trump does. Good bye.
birdingnut comments on May 10, 2018:
Makes sense! Always establish connection and assent where possible, and as they get older, give them as much choice as you can.
birdingnut replies on May 11, 2018:
@smoyle I think I might have to block you. My parents forced me to eat meat when I was little and it only turned me into a vegetarian, once I had a choice. They forced me into religion, which I also rejected. You sound like a typical male..forcing your will on people, like Trump does. Good bye.
When you log into agnostic.com and no one has liked your posts or viewed your profile.
Kratos comments on Mar 2, 2018:
I feel lonely here ..
birdingnut replies on May 11, 2018:
Hi, Kratos!
If you write a profile and answer the profile questions, you will gain points and help people get to know you!
Then you make comments, and write your own posts, and when you reach level two you can private message people.
Good luck!
Kratos comments on Mar 2, 2018:
I feel lonely here ..
birdingnut replies on May 11, 2018:
Hi, Kratos!
If you write a profile and answer the profile questions, you will gain points and help people get to know you!
Then you make comments, and write your own posts, and when you reach level two you can private message people.
Good luck!
Ask Your Baby's Permission Before Changing Diaper, Says Sexual Consent Expert
birdingnut comments on May 10, 2018:
Makes sense! Always establish connection and assent where possible, and as they get older, give them as much choice as you can.
birdingnut replies on May 11, 2018:
@smoyle You missed the entire point. It's best to avoid forcing things on either kids or animals. If you are patient and establish eye connection, they will likely allow you to do what you want. This has worked even when I'm working to free trapped wild animals, in pain, and I was vulnerable to being injured.
birdingnut comments on May 10, 2018:
Makes sense! Always establish connection and assent where possible, and as they get older, give them as much choice as you can.
birdingnut replies on May 11, 2018:
@smoyle You missed the entire point. It's best to avoid forcing things on either kids or animals. If you are patient and establish eye connection, they will likely allow you to do what you want. This has worked even when I'm working to free trapped wild animals, in pain, and I was vulnerable to being injured.
Don't sweat the petty things.
birdingnut comments on May 10, 2018:
My policy is to never pet strange dogs or cats, because in the US most are slathered with dangerous pesticides.
Also, their lawns, as thoughtless Americans contribute to killing wildlife and poisoning the ground water. Why lawns at all..taking up water and making the yard barren of diversity. ...
birdingnut replies on May 10, 2018:
@CaroleKay It's the pesticides that are killing the bees.
I'm currently taking cannabis oil, recovering from cancer, likely from our Haiti mission houses being doused constantly with DDT by the well-meaning US gov. SNEM program when I was growing up, killing our pets each time. Studies show a 4 time cancer rate in people exposed to DDT in childhood.
birdingnut comments on May 10, 2018:
My policy is to never pet strange dogs or cats, because in the US most are slathered with dangerous pesticides.
Also, their lawns, as thoughtless Americans contribute to killing wildlife and poisoning the ground water. Why lawns at all..taking up water and making the yard barren of diversity. ...
birdingnut replies on May 10, 2018:
@CaroleKay It's the pesticides that are killing the bees.
I'm currently taking cannabis oil, recovering from cancer, likely from our Haiti mission houses being doused constantly with DDT by the well-meaning US gov. SNEM program when I was growing up, killing our pets each time. Studies show a 4 time cancer rate in people exposed to DDT in childhood.
Is it just me or is Colbert giving Drump a pass on reneging on the Iran deal?..
birdingnut comments on May 10, 2018:
Dunno..he seemed to be ridiculing him.
"You literally just backed out of an American promise": Colbert blasts Iran deal withdrawal http://www.newsweek.com/stephen-colbert-trump-iran-deal-american-promise-916494
birdingnut replies on May 10, 2018:
@Charlene I think it depressed him too much. It sure would me. I can barely watch the news anymore.
The weird thing is, the orange psycho seems able to deal with other psychos, like Kim Jung Hyun. I guess he speaks their crazy.
birdingnut comments on May 10, 2018:
Dunno..he seemed to be ridiculing him.
"You literally just backed out of an American promise": Colbert blasts Iran deal withdrawal http://www.newsweek.com/stephen-colbert-trump-iran-deal-american-promise-916494
birdingnut replies on May 10, 2018:
@Charlene I think it depressed him too much. It sure would me. I can barely watch the news anymore.
The weird thing is, the orange psycho seems able to deal with other psychos, like Kim Jung Hyun. I guess he speaks their crazy.
All my life I've loved cars, I've bought over 80.
Jolanta comments on May 10, 2018:
You married, have a girlfriend?
birdingnut replies on May 10, 2018:
@clarkatticus See? Great old cars are chick magnets!
I know even I'd hop into a car with a stranger, if he were driving the right one, especially if he was the one who worked on it.
Jolanta comments on May 10, 2018:
You married, have a girlfriend?
birdingnut replies on May 10, 2018:
@clarkatticus See? Great old cars are chick magnets!
I know even I'd hop into a car with a stranger, if he were driving the right one, especially if he was the one who worked on it.
Here's a Molotov type of post:
I heard someone (a leftist female) say the other day that drag and ...
birdingnut comments on May 10, 2018:
I think that cis hetero people shouldn't make judgmental comments about the LGBTQ community.
Might as well claim that gay people are "choosing" their sexual orientations, and that unarmed black men wouldn't be shot if they cooperated with the police. They don't even realize they live in a white,...
birdingnut replies on May 10, 2018:
@Aerihk Very well said. I agree.
birdingnut comments on May 10, 2018:
I think that cis hetero people shouldn't make judgmental comments about the LGBTQ community.
Might as well claim that gay people are "choosing" their sexual orientations, and that unarmed black men wouldn't be shot if they cooperated with the police. They don't even realize they live in a white,...
birdingnut replies on May 10, 2018:
@Aerihk Very well said. I agree.
Fantastic creatures - [facebook.com]
birdingnut comments on May 10, 2018:
I'm the wrong person to comment on this.
The horse is beautiful, and the display demonstrates precision training, endless hours of practice, etc, for human entertainment, since I presume nobody uses their horses to kick free in sword battles anymore.
I prefer horses to be ridden naturally, ...
birdingnut replies on May 10, 2018:
@Qualia That is incorrect; MULES don't do what they aren't willing to do. Horses can be ridden to death and I've read that many show and competition horses actually get stomach ulcers from the stress of constantly being pressured to perform.
birdingnut comments on May 10, 2018:
I'm the wrong person to comment on this.
The horse is beautiful, and the display demonstrates precision training, endless hours of practice, etc, for human entertainment, since I presume nobody uses their horses to kick free in sword battles anymore.
I prefer horses to be ridden naturally, ...
birdingnut replies on May 10, 2018:
@Qualia That is incorrect; MULES don't do what they aren't willing to do. Horses can be ridden to death and I've read that many show and competition horses actually get stomach ulcers from the stress of constantly being pressured to perform.
Here's a Molotov type of post:
I heard someone (a leftist female) say the other day that drag and ...
birdingnut comments on May 10, 2018:
I think that cis hetero people shouldn't make judgmental comments about the LGBTQ community.
Might as well claim that gay people are "choosing" their sexual orientations, and that unarmed black men wouldn't be shot if they cooperated with the police. They don't even realize they live in a white,...
birdingnut replies on May 10, 2018:
@ThorR Better, but if she is a lesbian, likely she or some of her friends have dressed in masculine outfits, except that the villagers don't pursue women who dress in masculine clothes with pitchforks, like they do men who try to dress like women.
She is still judging from a position of freedom to do as she chooses in the way of outfits, and nobody is judging HER, because women are allowed to dress that way.
birdingnut comments on May 10, 2018:
I think that cis hetero people shouldn't make judgmental comments about the LGBTQ community.
Might as well claim that gay people are "choosing" their sexual orientations, and that unarmed black men wouldn't be shot if they cooperated with the police. They don't even realize they live in a white,...
birdingnut replies on May 10, 2018:
@ThorR Better, but if she is a lesbian, likely she or some of her friends have dressed in masculine outfits, except that the villagers don't pursue women who dress in masculine clothes with pitchforks, like they do men who try to dress like women.
She is still judging from a position of freedom to do as she chooses in the way of outfits, and nobody is judging HER, because women are allowed to dress that way.
If you were God?
birdingnut comments on May 9, 2018:
Like I keep saying, that's already true. We are our own gods, and are contributing to creating our own realities.
Power over time: "For physicists, the distinction between past, present and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion." -Einstein.
Power for creating our own realities: ...
birdingnut replies on May 10, 2018:
@Lordoftomatoes Exactly. If you boil it all down, we are all only one photon. All time is "now." All consciousness is one, which most people suddenly realize when they take LSD or magic mushrooms.
birdingnut comments on May 9, 2018:
Like I keep saying, that's already true. We are our own gods, and are contributing to creating our own realities.
Power over time: "For physicists, the distinction between past, present and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion." -Einstein.
Power for creating our own realities: ...
birdingnut replies on May 10, 2018:
@Lordoftomatoes Exactly. If you boil it all down, we are all only one photon. All time is "now." All consciousness is one, which most people suddenly realize when they take LSD or magic mushrooms.
So Long Y'all!
SeeMeFading comments on May 9, 2018:
If anyone wants to keep in touch? sent me a message, I'll give you my email addy.
I'm just too depressed to find any fun here, or BE any fun at all
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
Sorry about that..you didn't even write a profile or answer the profile questions, the first place most women look.
Have you tried CBD oil for depression? It's legal and cheap most places and not only is it said to stop depression, it is also said to cure seizures and other diseases.
Another good one is Cho-wa tea, which also boosts your immune system, stops pain, and balances your hormones, but if you only buy a month's supply, it costs $35. It drops to half that with a larger order.
http://cho-wa.com/
Also, long early morning walks reset your thyroid for increased energy and elevated mood.
Other inexpensive things that help: St. John's Wort, 5-htp, magnesium, a few iodine drops in water, Mexican sarsaparilla powder, which triggers your body to produce more testosterone.
Any outdoor exercise..hiking, biking, boating, kayaking, etc.
SeeMeFading comments on May 9, 2018:
If anyone wants to keep in touch? sent me a message, I'll give you my email addy.
I'm just too depressed to find any fun here, or BE any fun at all
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
Sorry about that..you didn't even write a profile or answer the profile questions, the first place most women look.
Have you tried CBD oil for depression? It's legal and cheap most places and not only is it said to stop depression, it is also said to cure seizures and other diseases.
Another good one is Cho-wa tea, which also boosts your immune system, stops pain, and balances your hormones, but if you only buy a month's supply, it costs $35. It drops to half that with a larger order.
http://cho-wa.com/
Also, long early morning walks reset your thyroid for increased energy and elevated mood.
Other inexpensive things that help: St. John's Wort, 5-htp, magnesium, a few iodine drops in water, Mexican sarsaparilla powder, which triggers your body to produce more testosterone.
Any outdoor exercise..hiking, biking, boating, kayaking, etc.
Why do we continually want someone we can’t have?
birdingnut comments on May 9, 2018:
At the risk of being trolled by the religious "gender binary" crowd, who think "all females" and "all males" are exactly alike, the trait of "falling in love" and longing for the unattainable is a male trait, found on the right side of the hemisphere of the brain (where studies show most male traits...
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
@ejbman Ive read hundred of studies, books articles, surveys since I found out I'm androgynous and a partial transmale in 2014, and yes I will block you.
I have no interest in debating some "fake news!" alt right type, and your opinion doesn't matter to me. I'm NOT "debating" anything.
If you don't like it, just move along and troll someone else. I'm weary of this website acting no different from the alt-right Facebook groups.
birdingnut comments on May 9, 2018:
At the risk of being trolled by the religious "gender binary" crowd, who think "all females" and "all males" are exactly alike, the trait of "falling in love" and longing for the unattainable is a male trait, found on the right side of the hemisphere of the brain (where studies show most male traits...
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
@ejbman Ive read hundred of studies, books articles, surveys since I found out I'm androgynous and a partial transmale in 2014, and yes I will block you.
I have no interest in debating some "fake news!" alt right type, and your opinion doesn't matter to me. I'm NOT "debating" anything.
If you don't like it, just move along and troll someone else. I'm weary of this website acting no different from the alt-right Facebook groups.
Growing up in the baptist cult.
birdingnut comments on May 9, 2018:
I say just be yourself, and don't try to hide anything, but also don't bring anything up unless confronted, then just casually mention your stance-either about religion or being gay, and if people start to condemn you or argue about it, just look bored and repeat, "I don't believe in that," and ...
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
@freedom41 I did that, and there was no pushback, since the Facebook friends I still have left (after I defriended all those who kept posting hate memes) tend to ignore politics and religion.
birdingnut comments on May 9, 2018:
I say just be yourself, and don't try to hide anything, but also don't bring anything up unless confronted, then just casually mention your stance-either about religion or being gay, and if people start to condemn you or argue about it, just look bored and repeat, "I don't believe in that," and ...
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
@freedom41 I did that, and there was no pushback, since the Facebook friends I still have left (after I defriended all those who kept posting hate memes) tend to ignore politics and religion.
Really? Really??? How can he NOT remember Georgie was the prez.
birdingnut comments on May 9, 2018:
Don't worry, he DID remember to say that Trump is an international money launderer, who routinely pays people for silence, including Stormy Daniels.
His clueless reveals could take Trump down, making him my personal hero.
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
@DUCHESSA What, are you a Trumpite?
My hero, Eleanor Rooselvelt, had at least one steady female lover, but that's not the point (sigh).
Most people of power have affairs, but in this case, Guliani revealed that Trump has a regular slush fund to pay off his mistresses, funded by a Russian oligarch, directly connected to Putin, and that there is evidence pointing toward this is being used to blackmail and influence him
birdingnut comments on May 9, 2018:
Don't worry, he DID remember to say that Trump is an international money launderer, who routinely pays people for silence, including Stormy Daniels.
His clueless reveals could take Trump down, making him my personal hero.
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
@DUCHESSA What, are you a Trumpite?
My hero, Eleanor Rooselvelt, had at least one steady female lover, but that's not the point (sigh).
Most people of power have affairs, but in this case, Guliani revealed that Trump has a regular slush fund to pay off his mistresses, funded by a Russian oligarch, directly connected to Putin, and that there is evidence pointing toward this is being used to blackmail and influence him
Has anyone heard of Gaia? I so please tell me your experience
Caseyfritz comments on May 9, 2018:
Yeah, it’s vague non-sense
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
@Caseyfritz I saw them myself, like SAID, always with others, and even crowds. You are a troll.
Caseyfritz comments on May 9, 2018:
Yeah, it’s vague non-sense
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
@Caseyfritz I saw them myself, like SAID, always with others, and even crowds. You are a troll.
The best part of waking up is baking up
birdingnut comments on May 9, 2018:
Yup. But cannabis oil works best, and cures cancer also.
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
@jellyfish Oh, brother, don't start that "fake news" alt-right stuff again. Google "cannabis oil cures cancer" for pages of stories, and actually read them for yourself.
I will block you if you start to troll me.
The UK published a study a year ago that 50% of chemotherapy and radiation patients die with 15 years of treatment, because part of the treatment is destroying the immune system.
birdingnut comments on May 9, 2018:
Yup. But cannabis oil works best, and cures cancer also.
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
@jellyfish Oh, brother, don't start that "fake news" alt-right stuff again. Google "cannabis oil cures cancer" for pages of stories, and actually read them for yourself.
I will block you if you start to troll me.
The UK published a study a year ago that 50% of chemotherapy and radiation patients die with 15 years of treatment, because part of the treatment is destroying the immune system.
Morning all.
birdingnut comments on May 9, 2018:
You are who you are, and it's nobody else's job, or business, to dictate what you should be.
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
@NicoleCadmium Yes-many transgender people are fanatically invested in the gender binary, which I reject. I dress androgynously, but a female-bodied person is allowed to wear male clothing, although it doesn't go the other way.
Just keep fighting back. In Thailand, people can present as they wish, due to Thai Buddhism accepting a Third Gender.
birdingnut comments on May 9, 2018:
You are who you are, and it's nobody else's job, or business, to dictate what you should be.
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
@NicoleCadmium Yes-many transgender people are fanatically invested in the gender binary, which I reject. I dress androgynously, but a female-bodied person is allowed to wear male clothing, although it doesn't go the other way.
Just keep fighting back. In Thailand, people can present as they wish, due to Thai Buddhism accepting a Third Gender.
A few photos of birds and scenes of photos I took around Thailand.
Archer comments on May 9, 2018:
You took these? Very talented!
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
Yes, I took them, and thanks!
Archer comments on May 9, 2018:
You took these? Very talented!
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
Yes, I took them, and thanks!
Has anyone heard of Gaia? I so please tell me your experience
Caseyfritz comments on May 9, 2018:
Yeah, it’s vague non-sense
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
@McVinegar Did you watch the documentary? Have you ever seen a UFO, or known anyone who has? If not, you are not qualified to comment.
I have seen hundreds of them both in Haiti and in the US, mostly when with friends, family, or even crowds. but few of them since the late 1970s, when one followed my husband and I for 300 miles while we were on a trip.
Sometimes it came so close it stalled the car. I saw the last UFO, about the size of small house, over our KY farm in 1999. I know the government is doing a cover-up.
But if you start to troll me, I'll just block you. I'm tired of all the "fake news!" people on this website when I talk about anything they've not personally experienced, reminding me of the alt-right I came here to escape.
Caseyfritz comments on May 9, 2018:
Yeah, it’s vague non-sense
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
@McVinegar Did you watch the documentary? Have you ever seen a UFO, or known anyone who has? If not, you are not qualified to comment.
I have seen hundreds of them both in Haiti and in the US, mostly when with friends, family, or even crowds. but few of them since the late 1970s, when one followed my husband and I for 300 miles while we were on a trip.
Sometimes it came so close it stalled the car. I saw the last UFO, about the size of small house, over our KY farm in 1999. I know the government is doing a cover-up.
But if you start to troll me, I'll just block you. I'm tired of all the "fake news!" people on this website when I talk about anything they've not personally experienced, reminding me of the alt-right I came here to escape.
Why the goverment of india cannot give a solution of rampant rape case in their country?
birdingnut comments on May 9, 2018:
At the risk of being attacked by the cis gendered, and those who believe in the religious teaching of the "gender binary" paradigm, I have a strange notion..that maybe seeing women as inferior is a hard-wired male trait, that can take over, if strong women don't keep men in line.
I am androgyne, ...
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
@LeighShelton One good thing that happened is that I accidentally discovered that a common Thai herb used as a muscle relaxer, blended my two gender modes so that they were no longer in conflict.
I'm now aware of what is happening in both gender modes, and they are at peace with each other instead of feeling hostility and resentment toward each other.
I often wonder if double gender modes is behind much of the self-hatred, cutting, etc. that people of mixed gender often experience.
birdingnut comments on May 9, 2018:
At the risk of being attacked by the cis gendered, and those who believe in the religious teaching of the "gender binary" paradigm, I have a strange notion..that maybe seeing women as inferior is a hard-wired male trait, that can take over, if strong women don't keep men in line.
I am androgyne, ...
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
@LeighShelton One good thing that happened is that I accidentally discovered that a common Thai herb used as a muscle relaxer, blended my two gender modes so that they were no longer in conflict.
I'm now aware of what is happening in both gender modes, and they are at peace with each other instead of feeling hostility and resentment toward each other.
I often wonder if double gender modes is behind much of the self-hatred, cutting, etc. that people of mixed gender often experience.
Why the goverment of india cannot give a solution of rampant rape case in their country?
birdingnut comments on May 9, 2018:
At the risk of being attacked by the cis gendered, and those who believe in the religious teaching of the "gender binary" paradigm, I have a strange notion..that maybe seeing women as inferior is a hard-wired male trait, that can take over, if strong women don't keep men in line.
I am androgyne, ...
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
@JimmyM Yup..a troll just arrived. It's like some cis hetero white male making the pronouncement that gays are choosing their orientation, or that blacks aren't being shot by police.
My point is that some of attitudes are hard-wired..like your own snide, condescending attitude. And yes, I will block you. I have no wish to talk to someone like you, even if you are hard-wired to sneer at women.
birdingnut comments on May 9, 2018:
At the risk of being attacked by the cis gendered, and those who believe in the religious teaching of the "gender binary" paradigm, I have a strange notion..that maybe seeing women as inferior is a hard-wired male trait, that can take over, if strong women don't keep men in line.
I am androgyne, ...
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
@JimmyM Yup..a troll just arrived. It's like some cis hetero white male making the pronouncement that gays are choosing their orientation, or that blacks aren't being shot by police.
My point is that some of attitudes are hard-wired..like your own snide, condescending attitude. And yes, I will block you. I have no wish to talk to someone like you, even if you are hard-wired to sneer at women.
Hey Everyone!
jujuofthesea comments on May 9, 2018:
Hello newbie. I'm one too. Welcome.
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
Really? You identify as male on your profile.
jujuofthesea comments on May 9, 2018:
Hello newbie. I'm one too. Welcome.
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
Really? You identify as male on your profile.
I've been considering the implications of current trends in technology.
CeliaVL comments on May 9, 2018:
A lot of countries are already thinking about this and some countries are trying out a system of 'universal basic income'. it seems to me that that will be the way forward. We will have to find new and better ways to deal with more leisure, though.
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
Our bread and circuses could be sex robots, to keep the men happily at home getting nonstop BJs with robots that can resemble and sound like any woman they choose.
CeliaVL comments on May 9, 2018:
A lot of countries are already thinking about this and some countries are trying out a system of 'universal basic income'. it seems to me that that will be the way forward. We will have to find new and better ways to deal with more leisure, though.
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
Our bread and circuses could be sex robots, to keep the men happily at home getting nonstop BJs with robots that can resemble and sound like any woman they choose.
Well my favorite Louie Lamour book is his early one which was made into john Wayne movie! Hondo!
Palindromeman comments on May 9, 2018:
Do you know Robert B. Parker's book Appaloosa? It's good.
Also a good film:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pz0ta7CW1aA
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
I read the book many years ago, and didn't like it, but maybe the movie is better.
Palindromeman comments on May 9, 2018:
Do you know Robert B. Parker's book Appaloosa? It's good.
Also a good film:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pz0ta7CW1aA
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
I read the book many years ago, and didn't like it, but maybe the movie is better.
Ok, I made level 7.
birdingnut comments on May 9, 2018:
Hmm...I must have missed the hallowed level chat room on my way to level 8.
You get an Agnostic T-shirt when you reach level eight, but I'm living in Thailand, so too expensive to ship me one until I move back to the US. Since I'll be moving to Lexington, KY, maybe I'd better not wear it in ...
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
@Palindromeman Not voluntarily: I'm currently too old to get a work permit, and now have health issues which have delayed my leaving. I would never leave on my own, I think.
If I could afford the retirement visa requirement, I'd probably just stay here, but I haven't been back to the US since I moved here in 2010, and want to live near my daughter in Lexington.
birdingnut comments on May 9, 2018:
Hmm...I must have missed the hallowed level chat room on my way to level 8.
You get an Agnostic T-shirt when you reach level eight, but I'm living in Thailand, so too expensive to ship me one until I move back to the US. Since I'll be moving to Lexington, KY, maybe I'd better not wear it in ...
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
@Palindromeman Not voluntarily: I'm currently too old to get a work permit, and now have health issues which have delayed my leaving. I would never leave on my own, I think.
If I could afford the retirement visa requirement, I'd probably just stay here, but I haven't been back to the US since I moved here in 2010, and want to live near my daughter in Lexington.
Has anyone heard of Gaia? I so please tell me your experience
Caseyfritz comments on May 9, 2018:
Yeah, it’s vague non-sense
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
Hmm..easy to say if you've never seen UFOs or had friends who were abducted and traumatized but don't dare mention it for fear of ridicule in the US, where the government and media suppress all such news.
If you dare to look something you've apparently been trained to ridicule, watch the documentary "Unacknowledged" on Netflix and YouTube, to see actual videos of Hillary, Obama, astronauts, NSA agents, scientists, and other famous people discussing the classification and hiding of advanced government technology and interactions with aliens.
They say the government claims to keep the information hidden to prevent panic and collapse of financial markets, but it's really so they don't have to share the technology, and can do as they wish with it.
Caseyfritz comments on May 9, 2018:
Yeah, it’s vague non-sense
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
Hmm..easy to say if you've never seen UFOs or had friends who were abducted and traumatized but don't dare mention it for fear of ridicule in the US, where the government and media suppress all such news.
If you dare to look something you've apparently been trained to ridicule, watch the documentary "Unacknowledged" on Netflix and YouTube, to see actual videos of Hillary, Obama, astronauts, NSA agents, scientists, and other famous people discussing the classification and hiding of advanced government technology and interactions with aliens.
They say the government claims to keep the information hidden to prevent panic and collapse of financial markets, but it's really so they don't have to share the technology, and can do as they wish with it.
Why do we continually want someone we can’t have?
birdingnut comments on May 9, 2018:
At the risk of being trolled by the religious "gender binary" crowd, who think "all females" and "all males" are exactly alike, the trait of "falling in love" and longing for the unattainable is a male trait, found on the right side of the hemisphere of the brain (where studies show most male traits...
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
@ejbman I doubt it. You only "see" the articles and books within your own interest/belief paradigm. I have no wish to start debating with you and I will block you if you start yelling "fake news!" and acting all know it all. I really don't care if you believe it or not. Just move along to another post and troll someone else.
I know what I'm talking about, having lived as gender fluid (that means the person switches back and forth between the gender mode sides, and in my case I didn't even remember what I did while in the opposite gender modes).
I only became a blended androgyne, aware of being both genders modes at the same time, after I started taking the Thai herb, derris scandens, which blends me into an androgyne, able to remember both sides. If you continue to go after me, you will be blocked.
I'm not interested in your opinion since you apparently have never specifically studied this, as I have.
birdingnut comments on May 9, 2018:
At the risk of being trolled by the religious "gender binary" crowd, who think "all females" and "all males" are exactly alike, the trait of "falling in love" and longing for the unattainable is a male trait, found on the right side of the hemisphere of the brain (where studies show most male traits...
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
@ejbman I doubt it. You only "see" the articles and books within your own interest/belief paradigm. I have no wish to start debating with you and I will block you if you start yelling "fake news!" and acting all know it all. I really don't care if you believe it or not. Just move along to another post and troll someone else.
I know what I'm talking about, having lived as gender fluid (that means the person switches back and forth between the gender mode sides, and in my case I didn't even remember what I did while in the opposite gender modes).
I only became a blended androgyne, aware of being both genders modes at the same time, after I started taking the Thai herb, derris scandens, which blends me into an androgyne, able to remember both sides. If you continue to go after me, you will be blocked.
I'm not interested in your opinion since you apparently have never specifically studied this, as I have.
Photos of Thai people and of me, while in Thailand.
madmac comments on May 9, 2018:
Hi Birdingnut, nice pictures. do you ever miss being at home ? I would like to visit Thailand,
the folk look very happy. A great place to give my camera a treat.
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
Thanks!
Yes, it's paradise, and a photographer's dream.
I would probably never leave voluntarily, but I'm now too old to get a work permit, and have health issues, so plan to move to Lexington, KY, near my daughter.
madmac comments on May 9, 2018:
Hi Birdingnut, nice pictures. do you ever miss being at home ? I would like to visit Thailand,
the folk look very happy. A great place to give my camera a treat.
birdingnut replies on May 9, 2018:
Thanks!
Yes, it's paradise, and a photographer's dream.
I would probably never leave voluntarily, but I'm now too old to get a work permit, and have health issues, so plan to move to Lexington, KY, near my daughter.
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