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Does anyone else think it's weird when a dating profile says something along the lines of "I'm ...
birdingnut comments on Apr 15, 2018:
I'm VERY picky and specific in the hobbies of prospective dates. If they can't join me in body surfing the waves, hiking, climbing cliffs, ballroom dancing and riding horses, then what's the point of dating them? I can do these things fine by myself, but just wanted a companion/side-kick.
birdingnut replies on Apr 16, 2018:
@DuchessNyx YUP. I love to do those things all the time and if the person wasn't up for it, he can find a more typical female.
birdingnut comments on Apr 15, 2018:
I'm VERY picky and specific in the hobbies of prospective dates. If they can't join me in body surfing the waves, hiking, climbing cliffs, ballroom dancing and riding horses, then what's the point of dating them? I can do these things fine by myself, but just wanted a companion/side-kick.
birdingnut replies on Apr 16, 2018:
@DuchessNyx YUP. I love to do those things all the time and if the person wasn't up for it, he can find a more typical female.
A swan like no other. Wow, what a beauty.
birdingnut comments on Apr 15, 2018:
Beautiful. But in the US, the mute swan is an invasive species that destroys the habitat for native swan species. It is NOT welcome here.
birdingnut replies on Apr 16, 2018:
@BettyColeman Responsible birders don't promote or feed such invasive species as House Sparrows, European Starlings, Mute Swans, etc. Since novice birders don't always know that, more informed people routinely inform them so they won't augment the problems by feeding them.
birdingnut comments on Apr 15, 2018:
Beautiful. But in the US, the mute swan is an invasive species that destroys the habitat for native swan species. It is NOT welcome here.
birdingnut replies on Apr 16, 2018:
@BettyColeman Responsible birders don't promote or feed such invasive species as House Sparrows, European Starlings, Mute Swans, etc. Since novice birders don't always know that, more informed people routinely inform them so they won't augment the problems by feeding them.
A few bird and scenery photos from Thailand
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manofdumas comments on Apr 15, 2018:
The pictures are outstanding! Photography is my hobby as well. I spent 70 days in Europe last summer (2017). Amsterdam at dawn.
birdingnut replies on Apr 15, 2018:
Nice pic! And thanks!
manofdumas comments on Apr 15, 2018:
The pictures are outstanding! Photography is my hobby as well. I spent 70 days in Europe last summer (2017). Amsterdam at dawn.
birdingnut replies on Apr 15, 2018:
Nice pic! And thanks!
How many of you older people listen to current pop music, or is it only "noise" to you?
Lucy_Fehr comments on Apr 15, 2018:
I listen primarily to classic rock but there are some current artists I like such as Lady Gaga and Pink. I also like Meghan Trainer and some of Bruno Mars stuff.
birdingnut replies on Apr 15, 2018:
You just named some of my favorite singers.
Lucy_Fehr comments on Apr 15, 2018:
I listen primarily to classic rock but there are some current artists I like such as Lady Gaga and Pink. I also like Meghan Trainer and some of Bruno Mars stuff.
birdingnut replies on Apr 15, 2018:
You just named some of my favorite singers.
How many of you older people listen to current pop music, or is it only "noise" to you?
MarlaPaine comments on Apr 15, 2018:
43 and love me some Kpop ?
birdingnut replies on Apr 15, 2018:
Me, too! It's "way popular" on the Thai MTV channel.
MarlaPaine comments on Apr 15, 2018:
43 and love me some Kpop ?
birdingnut replies on Apr 15, 2018:
Me, too! It's "way popular" on the Thai MTV channel.
How many of you older people listen to current pop music, or is it only "noise" to you?
girlwithsmiles comments on Apr 15, 2018:
My heart is in Havana, is my new favourite :)
birdingnut replies on Apr 15, 2018:
One of my favorites, also! LOVE it!
girlwithsmiles comments on Apr 15, 2018:
My heart is in Havana, is my new favourite :)
birdingnut replies on Apr 15, 2018:
One of my favorites, also! LOVE it!
Starbucks, has the recent controversy changed your mind about the company?
Darthpug comments on Apr 15, 2018:
I wouldn't blame Starbucks as a whole over the stupid actions of a manager. I would need more info before defining my opinion.
- is it individually owned or owned by Starbucks?
- what actions were taken after the incident by the management and by Starbucks?
- should the local police department ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 15, 2018:
What he said.
Darthpug comments on Apr 15, 2018:
I wouldn't blame Starbucks as a whole over the stupid actions of a manager. I would need more info before defining my opinion.
- is it individually owned or owned by Starbucks?
- what actions were taken after the incident by the management and by Starbucks?
- should the local police department ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 15, 2018:
What he said.
A few bird and scenery photos from Thailand
1.
JaciBea comments on Apr 15, 2018:
Looks amazing!! I have never been out of the country (well, Canada but that doesn't really count for me) and have only traveled to a few states around me, except one trip to Florida when I was14 ..I'm slowly starting to travel a bit more ... I am currently saving for a trip to Iceland next year with...
birdingnut replies on Apr 15, 2018:
Awesome! Take photos! I also wish I could go to Iceland, but returning to Sydney is ahead of it on my wish queue..just barely.
JaciBea comments on Apr 15, 2018:
Looks amazing!! I have never been out of the country (well, Canada but that doesn't really count for me) and have only traveled to a few states around me, except one trip to Florida when I was14 ..I'm slowly starting to travel a bit more ... I am currently saving for a trip to Iceland next year with...
birdingnut replies on Apr 15, 2018:
Awesome! Take photos! I also wish I could go to Iceland, but returning to Sydney is ahead of it on my wish queue..just barely.
What song gets you in a good mood?
birdingnut comments on Apr 15, 2018:
My go-to song for a certain mood lifter: Doobie Brothers ~ What A fool Believes (1979) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJe1iUuAW4M
birdingnut replies on Apr 15, 2018:
Also Hugh Masekela-Grazing In The Grass https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKcGCObEb28
birdingnut comments on Apr 15, 2018:
My go-to song for a certain mood lifter: Doobie Brothers ~ What A fool Believes (1979) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJe1iUuAW4M
birdingnut replies on Apr 15, 2018:
Also Hugh Masekela-Grazing In The Grass https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKcGCObEb28
Probably TMI - but I need to talk, and I know you guys won't give me the religion 'feedback' I've ...
birdingnut comments on Apr 15, 2018:
Gracious!
Makes me more grateful for my own circumstances.
Perhaps you can get him on SS disability and find an elder day care center for people in his condition, as they had in Morehead, KY, when I lived there.
People would bring in elderly relatives and adult children with mental ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 15, 2018:
@DerekD One thing we did with my elderly dad when he was in a wheelchair and in diapers was to privately hire a caretaker to come in for 5-6 hours each day. This was in eastern KY where many such people are willing to earn extra cash taking care of the elderly and handicapped.
The costs to us were minimal..we only paid a couple of dollars above the minimum wage per hour, but that trumped the wages of most low level jobs in that area. In our case, the caretaker asked for cash, to avoid tax problems and because that was the usual arrangement in that area, but dunno what your circumstances are.
birdingnut comments on Apr 15, 2018:
Gracious!
Makes me more grateful for my own circumstances.
Perhaps you can get him on SS disability and find an elder day care center for people in his condition, as they had in Morehead, KY, when I lived there.
People would bring in elderly relatives and adult children with mental ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 15, 2018:
@DerekD One thing we did with my elderly dad when he was in a wheelchair and in diapers was to privately hire a caretaker to come in for 5-6 hours each day. This was in eastern KY where many such people are willing to earn extra cash taking care of the elderly and handicapped.
The costs to us were minimal..we only paid a couple of dollars above the minimum wage per hour, but that trumped the wages of most low level jobs in that area. In our case, the caretaker asked for cash, to avoid tax problems and because that was the usual arrangement in that area, but dunno what your circumstances are.
I have a ghost in my apartment.
Digitalis comments on Apr 15, 2018:
Please demonstrate your evidence for the existence of ghosts. You should not assume the cause of unexplained phenomena is the result of supernatural forces. Isn't that the cruxt of religion?
birdingnut replies on Apr 15, 2018:
Yet I've seen stuff that can't be explained..in Haiti (land of Voodoo) objects floating in the air,
rocks throwing themselves at our roof,
the sound of footsteps running down our hall or the thunder of someone kicking our walls.
objects disappearing then reappearing a week later in some bizarre place.
People waking up in the night choking.
Places in the house being ice cold with the reek like that of a dead body, and dogs barking frantically when they passed those places.
In those cases, I was still religious, and blamed evil spirits. But I could also see it as negative energy, activated by the beliefs of observers. I was able to get rid of such dark manifestations by
1.ignoring them
2.laughing at them
3.calmly telling the manifestations to STOP-even mentally. I was always obeyed, since we participate in creating our own universes.
“I regard consciousness as fundamental and matter as derivative from consciousness." – Max Planck, theoretical physicist who originated quantum theory, 1918 Nobel Prize in Physics
Digitalis comments on Apr 15, 2018:
Please demonstrate your evidence for the existence of ghosts. You should not assume the cause of unexplained phenomena is the result of supernatural forces. Isn't that the cruxt of religion?
birdingnut replies on Apr 15, 2018:
Yet I've seen stuff that can't be explained..in Haiti (land of Voodoo) objects floating in the air,
rocks throwing themselves at our roof,
the sound of footsteps running down our hall or the thunder of someone kicking our walls.
objects disappearing then reappearing a week later in some bizarre place.
People waking up in the night choking.
Places in the house being ice cold with the reek like that of a dead body, and dogs barking frantically when they passed those places.
In those cases, I was still religious, and blamed evil spirits. But I could also see it as negative energy, activated by the beliefs of observers. I was able to get rid of such dark manifestations by
1.ignoring them
2.laughing at them
3.calmly telling the manifestations to STOP-even mentally. I was always obeyed, since we participate in creating our own universes.
“I regard consciousness as fundamental and matter as derivative from consciousness." – Max Planck, theoretical physicist who originated quantum theory, 1918 Nobel Prize in Physics
Reflecting on my family life since I came out of the closet as being an Atheist almost 15 years ago ...
jacpod comments on Apr 14, 2018:
I hope that some of the compensaton for having had insensitive parenting is that you were able to take control of your own life an ddecisions -If I had staed in my abusive family I htink I would have killed myself - we survived, its enough, its good!
birdingnut replies on Apr 15, 2018:
@TheLiberalGent Back before I discovered derris scandens-a Thai herb that relieves dysphoria- I'd have such terrible dysphoria that suicide seemed a viable escape from the depression and panic attacks. Cannabis oil also helps. I've read that CBD oil cures depression and raises the mood, as well as curing many diseases, yet is still legal in the US most places.
jacpod comments on Apr 14, 2018:
I hope that some of the compensaton for having had insensitive parenting is that you were able to take control of your own life an ddecisions -If I had staed in my abusive family I htink I would have killed myself - we survived, its enough, its good!
birdingnut replies on Apr 15, 2018:
@TheLiberalGent Back before I discovered derris scandens-a Thai herb that relieves dysphoria- I'd have such terrible dysphoria that suicide seemed a viable escape from the depression and panic attacks. Cannabis oil also helps. I've read that CBD oil cures depression and raises the mood, as well as curing many diseases, yet is still legal in the US most places.
Favored Movie Clips?
Deb57 comments on Apr 14, 2018:
There's not a scene in this whole movie that I don't absolutely love...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRQkC2FDXuw
birdingnut replies on Apr 14, 2018:
I LOVE this movie! Just the music makes it worth it.
Deb57 comments on Apr 14, 2018:
There's not a scene in this whole movie that I don't absolutely love...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRQkC2FDXuw
birdingnut replies on Apr 14, 2018:
I LOVE this movie! Just the music makes it worth it.
Let me try this again.
BlackDove comments on Apr 13, 2018:
I think for me, it'll only be for conversation. I haven't found very many people in here that live close to me. I might as well be on Mars.
birdingnut replies on Apr 13, 2018:
What she said.
BlackDove comments on Apr 13, 2018:
I think for me, it'll only be for conversation. I haven't found very many people in here that live close to me. I might as well be on Mars.
birdingnut replies on Apr 13, 2018:
What she said.
Do certain things, such as music or art, overwhelm you enough to make you cry?
Loud_Love comments on Apr 13, 2018:
Yes. all the time. Music, memories, thoughts.. I have to wonder, why do you ask? Surely you must know that all people are emotionaly moved by something?
birdingnut replies on Apr 13, 2018:
@Loud_Love I think men respond this way to artistic beauty more than women do; studies show that most male traits are on the right hemisphere of the brain- the side that appreciates art and music, but doesn't "talk," as the left side does.
Just watching "Pretty Woman" last night on Netflix, when they reached the opera scene, the music made me start sobbing.
Loud_Love comments on Apr 13, 2018:
Yes. all the time. Music, memories, thoughts.. I have to wonder, why do you ask? Surely you must know that all people are emotionaly moved by something?
birdingnut replies on Apr 13, 2018:
@Loud_Love I think men respond this way to artistic beauty more than women do; studies show that most male traits are on the right hemisphere of the brain- the side that appreciates art and music, but doesn't "talk," as the left side does.
Just watching "Pretty Woman" last night on Netflix, when they reached the opera scene, the music made me start sobbing.
"Leave 'em laughing" or "Leave 'em thinking" ???
MikaB comments on Apr 13, 2018:
If truly successful: BOTH.
birdingnut replies on Apr 13, 2018:
What he said.
MikaB comments on Apr 13, 2018:
If truly successful: BOTH.
birdingnut replies on Apr 13, 2018:
What he said.
Do certain things, such as music or art, overwhelm you enough to make you cry?
WizardBill comments on Apr 13, 2018:
Some specific songs. It’s a bizarre list. The most recent?
https://youtu.be/HNeXJg0Sh1Q
No. I have NO idea why. I do LOVE the song. I just think I’m odd.
birdingnut replies on Apr 13, 2018:
I'm the same way with certain pop songs, such as Coldplay's Viva la Vida.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-3GD8cOXN0
WizardBill comments on Apr 13, 2018:
Some specific songs. It’s a bizarre list. The most recent?
https://youtu.be/HNeXJg0Sh1Q
No. I have NO idea why. I do LOVE the song. I just think I’m odd.
birdingnut replies on Apr 13, 2018:
I'm the same way with certain pop songs, such as Coldplay's Viva la Vida.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-3GD8cOXN0
Hey! I just made level 8!
That means I'll get a T-shirt, but I'll have it sent to the US.
sassygirl3869 comments on Apr 13, 2018:
Congrats have fun packing -lol
birdingnut replies on Apr 13, 2018:
I'm not leaving yet..working on it.
sassygirl3869 comments on Apr 13, 2018:
Congrats have fun packing -lol
birdingnut replies on Apr 13, 2018:
I'm not leaving yet..working on it.
Hey! I just made level 8!
That means I'll get a T-shirt, but I'll have it sent to the US.
WizardBill comments on Apr 13, 2018:
WHY would you move there, of all places? Atheists and Agnostics are much safer many other places.
birdingnut replies on Apr 13, 2018:
My daughter lives there, and I lived on my family farm near Morehead (an hour away) for 25 years.
WizardBill comments on Apr 13, 2018:
WHY would you move there, of all places? Atheists and Agnostics are much safer many other places.
birdingnut replies on Apr 13, 2018:
My daughter lives there, and I lived on my family farm near Morehead (an hour away) for 25 years.
Hey! I just made level 8!
That means I'll get a T-shirt, but I'll have it sent to the US.
Tominator comments on Apr 13, 2018:
I see you like musical instruments, Lexington has lots of appilachain music jam sessions.
birdingnut replies on Apr 13, 2018:
Well, people all over eastern Kentucky, actually. The local hill people are amazing musicians-they still gather and jam on their front porches. I would attend all the big bluegrass concerts on Poppy Mountain, near Morehead, KY.
Tominator comments on Apr 13, 2018:
I see you like musical instruments, Lexington has lots of appilachain music jam sessions.
birdingnut replies on Apr 13, 2018:
Well, people all over eastern Kentucky, actually. The local hill people are amazing musicians-they still gather and jam on their front porches. I would attend all the big bluegrass concerts on Poppy Mountain, near Morehead, KY.
Hey! I just made level 8!
That means I'll get a T-shirt, but I'll have it sent to the US.
Shelton comments on Apr 13, 2018:
Congratulations on the shirt and welcome back to the USA!
birdingnut replies on Apr 13, 2018:
I'm not back yet. I'm still working on it.
Shelton comments on Apr 13, 2018:
Congratulations on the shirt and welcome back to the USA!
birdingnut replies on Apr 13, 2018:
I'm not back yet. I'm still working on it.
Do certain things, such as music or art, overwhelm you enough to make you cry?
Jellifish1 comments on Apr 13, 2018:
That happened to me twice on holidays! Once at the Art Institute of Chicago when I walked into the Impressionism exhibit, and at a performance of the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus. They had just walked on stage, hadn't even started singing yet!
birdingnut replies on Apr 13, 2018:
Yeah..I cried from the pure beauty of a Welsh men's chorus even when they were singing nasty nonsense lyrics (when translated) as part of stand-up comedy routine.
Jellifish1 comments on Apr 13, 2018:
That happened to me twice on holidays! Once at the Art Institute of Chicago when I walked into the Impressionism exhibit, and at a performance of the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus. They had just walked on stage, hadn't even started singing yet!
birdingnut replies on Apr 13, 2018:
Yeah..I cried from the pure beauty of a Welsh men's chorus even when they were singing nasty nonsense lyrics (when translated) as part of stand-up comedy routine.
How do you upload videos..use a link only?
ErichZannIII comments on Apr 13, 2018:
Sounds like fun.
birdingnut replies on Apr 13, 2018:
@ErichZannIII True..but I celebrate that one correctly..I ballroom dance the night away. I don't have to cook for relatives or entertain them.
ErichZannIII comments on Apr 13, 2018:
Sounds like fun.
birdingnut replies on Apr 13, 2018:
@ErichZannIII True..but I celebrate that one correctly..I ballroom dance the night away. I don't have to cook for relatives or entertain them.
How do you upload videos..use a link only?
ErichZannIII comments on Apr 13, 2018:
Sounds like fun.
birdingnut replies on Apr 13, 2018:
I always wish the US had this holiday..and the perfect sunny weather to go with it! I live on a peninsula, with the Gulf of Thailand on one side that blends into Songkhla Lake on the other side, so there's always a sea breeze.
ErichZannIII comments on Apr 13, 2018:
Sounds like fun.
birdingnut replies on Apr 13, 2018:
I always wish the US had this holiday..and the perfect sunny weather to go with it! I live on a peninsula, with the Gulf of Thailand on one side that blends into Songkhla Lake on the other side, so there's always a sea breeze.
A question for the guys: What qualities most impress you in a woman?
HoaryMarmot comments on Apr 12, 2018:
A -2 on this test would be impressive. Figuring the math would also be impressive.
birdingnut replies on Apr 12, 2018:
LOL! I only got a two on this test, but I'm partial transmale. I don't wear make up or nail polish at all, as they are toxic. I won't wear any type of high heels unless forced to, since they damage feet. I design and make my own clothes.
HoaryMarmot comments on Apr 12, 2018:
A -2 on this test would be impressive. Figuring the math would also be impressive.
birdingnut replies on Apr 12, 2018:
LOL! I only got a two on this test, but I'm partial transmale. I don't wear make up or nail polish at all, as they are toxic. I won't wear any type of high heels unless forced to, since they damage feet. I design and make my own clothes.
Does the term cis bother you?
birdingnut comments on Apr 11, 2018:
It's one of the gender label descriptions that have come into recent use. It means that you identify with your birth gender.
I am careful to qualify people as "cis hetero" instead of blanket labels like "males." For example, I may resemble as "female" and be a bio female, but as a partial ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 12, 2018:
@Beach_slim It is. The US is fond of labels, whereas in Thailand, where a high percentage of people are transgender and most seem to be bisexual, there are few labels, but most Thai people accept any gender presentation here without comment.
Don't worry..people usually don't pay attention to things that don't directly affect them. I was clueless about gender issues until 2014, when I realized I was a partial transmale..that motivated me to do some research, and catch myself up to speed on such things.
birdingnut comments on Apr 11, 2018:
It's one of the gender label descriptions that have come into recent use. It means that you identify with your birth gender.
I am careful to qualify people as "cis hetero" instead of blanket labels like "males." For example, I may resemble as "female" and be a bio female, but as a partial ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 12, 2018:
@Beach_slim It is. The US is fond of labels, whereas in Thailand, where a high percentage of people are transgender and most seem to be bisexual, there are few labels, but most Thai people accept any gender presentation here without comment.
Don't worry..people usually don't pay attention to things that don't directly affect them. I was clueless about gender issues until 2014, when I realized I was a partial transmale..that motivated me to do some research, and catch myself up to speed on such things.
I think that most people have a "go to" comfort food that connects us to others in our families or a...
birdingnut comments on Apr 12, 2018:
I can no longer eat most food, but if I could, I'd eat cornbread in milk, with a side of streamed collard greens.
birdingnut replies on Apr 12, 2018:
@The_Doctor I can't eat most food anymore, but when I did I used vinegar and bacon also. I used to put Tobasco sauce on everything, but now I add fresh Thai hot peppers to everything instead. For some reason, this sooths my stomach
birdingnut comments on Apr 12, 2018:
I can no longer eat most food, but if I could, I'd eat cornbread in milk, with a side of streamed collard greens.
birdingnut replies on Apr 12, 2018:
@The_Doctor I can't eat most food anymore, but when I did I used vinegar and bacon also. I used to put Tobasco sauce on everything, but now I add fresh Thai hot peppers to everything instead. For some reason, this sooths my stomach
Does the term cis bother you?
birdingnut comments on Apr 11, 2018:
It's one of the gender label descriptions that have come into recent use. It means that you identify with your birth gender.
I am careful to qualify people as "cis hetero" instead of blanket labels like "males." For example, I may resemble as "female" and be a bio female, but as a partial ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 12, 2018:
@Beach_slim (sigh) You seem to be equating someone's bio body with their gender identity.
There are intersex people (people with genitals that can't be readily identified as male or female, or have the characteristics of both..i.e., a male with breasts), although they are rare, but even they have a preferred gender identity.
People have a biological birth gender,
a chromosomal gender (they could look female, but have XXY chromosomes, for instance)
a gender identity..what gender they "know" they are. Part of me "knows" he is male, but because I take derris scandens, a local Thai herb, it blends my gender modes so that I only feel androgynous (mixed gender) now.
I'm "nonbinary" because I don't strongly identify with either gender. A recent study found that 20% of Millennials identify as nonbinary.
a social gender identity-how the person present in public. I dress androgynously, although if I increase the derris scandens I dosages take, I can tolerate some female clothes and jewelry.
How they behave: My behavior is a blend of female and male, which matches my clothing and gender identity. I look like a delicate little female, a 65 year old woman, but if you were to try to keep up with me, you'd be shocked.
I can out-hike, out-shoot, out-ride (horses and motorbikes), out-shoot (only at targets), and generally outdo most men at many things, and men who try to hike with me never ask again.
This makes me a bit scary for normal males, but I attract men who love daring adventurous types.
birdingnut comments on Apr 11, 2018:
It's one of the gender label descriptions that have come into recent use. It means that you identify with your birth gender.
I am careful to qualify people as "cis hetero" instead of blanket labels like "males." For example, I may resemble as "female" and be a bio female, but as a partial ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 12, 2018:
@Beach_slim (sigh) You seem to be equating someone's bio body with their gender identity.
There are intersex people (people with genitals that can't be readily identified as male or female, or have the characteristics of both..i.e., a male with breasts), although they are rare, but even they have a preferred gender identity.
People have a biological birth gender,
a chromosomal gender (they could look female, but have XXY chromosomes, for instance)
a gender identity..what gender they "know" they are. Part of me "knows" he is male, but because I take derris scandens, a local Thai herb, it blends my gender modes so that I only feel androgynous (mixed gender) now.
I'm "nonbinary" because I don't strongly identify with either gender. A recent study found that 20% of Millennials identify as nonbinary.
a social gender identity-how the person present in public. I dress androgynously, although if I increase the derris scandens I dosages take, I can tolerate some female clothes and jewelry.
How they behave: My behavior is a blend of female and male, which matches my clothing and gender identity. I look like a delicate little female, a 65 year old woman, but if you were to try to keep up with me, you'd be shocked.
I can out-hike, out-shoot, out-ride (horses and motorbikes), out-shoot (only at targets), and generally outdo most men at many things, and men who try to hike with me never ask again.
This makes me a bit scary for normal males, but I attract men who love daring adventurous types.
What do you do - from a social perspective - when you discover that someone you know is ...
birdingnut comments on Apr 12, 2018:
I agree with them, to a point. Although some vaccinations are necessary, I read in old medical journals I accessed through google before the medical society knew to block their documents from being searched, that autism was unknown before vaccination and it was widely discussed by the then current ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 12, 2018:
@Gnarloc That's not what the medical papers I read said. They did say to SAY what you just quoted, warning that they'd be sued and run out of town if people knew the truth.
I even read that sort of stuff in medical journals in the 1970s that were lying on the end tables in doctor's offices. Go ahead and trust them, if you like. I don't trust them or the US government..have you even read the Wikileaks papers, where Hillary transcripts show her plotting with the GMO owners on how to deceive the public. WAKE UP. Or go back to sleep. Whatever.
birdingnut comments on Apr 12, 2018:
I agree with them, to a point. Although some vaccinations are necessary, I read in old medical journals I accessed through google before the medical society knew to block their documents from being searched, that autism was unknown before vaccination and it was widely discussed by the then current ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 12, 2018:
@Gnarloc That's not what the medical papers I read said. They did say to SAY what you just quoted, warning that they'd be sued and run out of town if people knew the truth.
I even read that sort of stuff in medical journals in the 1970s that were lying on the end tables in doctor's offices. Go ahead and trust them, if you like. I don't trust them or the US government..have you even read the Wikileaks papers, where Hillary transcripts show her plotting with the GMO owners on how to deceive the public. WAKE UP. Or go back to sleep. Whatever.
Book addicts
birdingnut comments on Apr 12, 2018:
Anything written by Robert A. Heinlein, and most of the John Scalzi books.
Also, indie author Misha Burnett's Catskinner novel series.
birdingnut replies on Apr 12, 2018:
@Adorkable His most famous, popular work is Stranger in a Strange Land, which I'm currently rereading for the umpteenth time, and which is credited for the 1960s-70s free love era. I had a "Heinlein" attack a few days ago and have been reading one Heinlein book after another..Between Planets, Farmer in the Sky, Tunnel in the Sky, etc.
My favorite Jon Scalzi books are the Old Man's War series, but they're all good. I bought all those books again on Kindle after I moved to Thailand
birdingnut comments on Apr 12, 2018:
Anything written by Robert A. Heinlein, and most of the John Scalzi books.
Also, indie author Misha Burnett's Catskinner novel series.
birdingnut replies on Apr 12, 2018:
@Adorkable His most famous, popular work is Stranger in a Strange Land, which I'm currently rereading for the umpteenth time, and which is credited for the 1960s-70s free love era. I had a "Heinlein" attack a few days ago and have been reading one Heinlein book after another..Between Planets, Farmer in the Sky, Tunnel in the Sky, etc.
My favorite Jon Scalzi books are the Old Man's War series, but they're all good. I bought all those books again on Kindle after I moved to Thailand
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birdingnut comments on Apr 12, 2018:
I ignore it. As long as my body works and does what I want, I don't worry about it.
birdingnut replies on Apr 12, 2018:
@kmdskit3 You don't really have to. I changed my diet when I was in my twenties to save my life, eliminating red meat, white flour, sugar, and most processed food. My health and stamina took a sudden leap and I was never sick again, unless I caved in and ate "normal" food at a family function.
At 65, I was riding motorbikes, riding the waves, climbing mountains and cliffs, hiking daily, wading swamps to take bird/wildlife photos, etc. I have been so strong that most men won't hike with me after one attempt.
birdingnut comments on Apr 12, 2018:
I ignore it. As long as my body works and does what I want, I don't worry about it.
birdingnut replies on Apr 12, 2018:
@kmdskit3 You don't really have to. I changed my diet when I was in my twenties to save my life, eliminating red meat, white flour, sugar, and most processed food. My health and stamina took a sudden leap and I was never sick again, unless I caved in and ate "normal" food at a family function.
At 65, I was riding motorbikes, riding the waves, climbing mountains and cliffs, hiking daily, wading swamps to take bird/wildlife photos, etc. I have been so strong that most men won't hike with me after one attempt.
What do you do - from a social perspective - when you discover that someone you know is ...
birdingnut comments on Apr 12, 2018:
I agree with them, to a point. Although some vaccinations are necessary, I read in old medical journals I accessed through google before the medical society knew to block their documents from being searched, that autism was unknown before vaccination and it was widely discussed by the then current ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 12, 2018:
@Palindromeman Sure..that's what they always say. Same with deadly GMOs and other toxic things being foisted on populations through Big Pharm and the Oligarchies.
birdingnut comments on Apr 12, 2018:
I agree with them, to a point. Although some vaccinations are necessary, I read in old medical journals I accessed through google before the medical society knew to block their documents from being searched, that autism was unknown before vaccination and it was widely discussed by the then current ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 12, 2018:
@Palindromeman Sure..that's what they always say. Same with deadly GMOs and other toxic things being foisted on populations through Big Pharm and the Oligarchies.
What do you do - from a social perspective - when you discover that someone you know is ...
birdingnut comments on Apr 12, 2018:
I agree with them, to a point. Although some vaccinations are necessary, I read in old medical journals I accessed through google before the medical society knew to block their documents from being searched, that autism was unknown before vaccination and it was widely discussed by the then current ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 12, 2018:
@Louie406 Dunno. I had vaccinations, but only after I was older. They keep adding more "required" baby vaccinations, and according the data I accessed, unknown to the medical society, every time the vaccinations were increased, there was a corresponding leap in reported autism. I didn't vaccinate my kids, but they were home schooled until middle school when I was divorced and had to work, and by then they were old enough that the vaccinations didn't seem to harm them.
birdingnut comments on Apr 12, 2018:
I agree with them, to a point. Although some vaccinations are necessary, I read in old medical journals I accessed through google before the medical society knew to block their documents from being searched, that autism was unknown before vaccination and it was widely discussed by the then current ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 12, 2018:
@Louie406 Dunno. I had vaccinations, but only after I was older. They keep adding more "required" baby vaccinations, and according the data I accessed, unknown to the medical society, every time the vaccinations were increased, there was a corresponding leap in reported autism. I didn't vaccinate my kids, but they were home schooled until middle school when I was divorced and had to work, and by then they were old enough that the vaccinations didn't seem to harm them.
What are your thoughts about the spirit science channel?
birdingnut comments on Apr 11, 2018:
I never watched it, but I've experienced most of it since early childhood; astral projection, telekinesis, teleportation, instant healings, seeing the future, knowing the correct answers to questions without any information, ESP, communication with animals, seeing UFOs, seeing into other dimensions ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 12, 2018:
@Adorkable In my case, I didn't consider it unusual since my mom and sister were the same way and I used ESP to communicate routinely with my Haiti missionary kid friends, since we didn't have phones in those days. We'd call each other up mentally to discuss beach plans and make rendezvous.
birdingnut comments on Apr 11, 2018:
I never watched it, but I've experienced most of it since early childhood; astral projection, telekinesis, teleportation, instant healings, seeing the future, knowing the correct answers to questions without any information, ESP, communication with animals, seeing UFOs, seeing into other dimensions ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 12, 2018:
@Adorkable In my case, I didn't consider it unusual since my mom and sister were the same way and I used ESP to communicate routinely with my Haiti missionary kid friends, since we didn't have phones in those days. We'd call each other up mentally to discuss beach plans and make rendezvous.
What does everyone think of the theory of Alternate or multiple Universes?
birdingnut comments on Apr 10, 2018:
It's pretty much been proven already. Mathematically, they have to exist for certain physics formulas to work.
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
@JeffLowery We can't even prove we aren't a computer program, for that matter. Quantum physics shows that we are in a squirrely universe, jumping from one dimension to another, etc..
birdingnut comments on Apr 10, 2018:
It's pretty much been proven already. Mathematically, they have to exist for certain physics formulas to work.
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
@JeffLowery We can't even prove we aren't a computer program, for that matter. Quantum physics shows that we are in a squirrely universe, jumping from one dimension to another, etc..
What's your gender?
alxa comments on Apr 9, 2018:
It's notable that 'transwoman' is not a gender. The two main genders are female and male -- trans women ARE simply women, and trans men ARE simply men. (Unless we're using silly gender essentialist definitions here)
If a person is something other than man/woman, they are usually classed as ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
@alxa I'm talking about gender traits. People are on a gender trait spectrum..studies show that even the most "macho men" and "femme women" are only have about 80% of their birth gender's traits. Everyone is ultimately a gender blend..it just depends on how much. An online gender identity test showed me at 60% male in brain mapping, and that's about right.
Many people don't seem to realize that the old binary idea of someone who is "male" or "female" speaking for "all" males or females is a fallacy. Studies show that male traits are mostly on the right side of the brain hemisphere and female traits on the left.
alxa comments on Apr 9, 2018:
It's notable that 'transwoman' is not a gender. The two main genders are female and male -- trans women ARE simply women, and trans men ARE simply men. (Unless we're using silly gender essentialist definitions here)
If a person is something other than man/woman, they are usually classed as ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
@alxa I'm talking about gender traits. People are on a gender trait spectrum..studies show that even the most "macho men" and "femme women" are only have about 80% of their birth gender's traits. Everyone is ultimately a gender blend..it just depends on how much. An online gender identity test showed me at 60% male in brain mapping, and that's about right.
Many people don't seem to realize that the old binary idea of someone who is "male" or "female" speaking for "all" males or females is a fallacy. Studies show that male traits are mostly on the right side of the brain hemisphere and female traits on the left.
Anyone want secular daycare and pre school?
birdingnut comments on Apr 10, 2018:
I disagree with both daycare and preschool. Also bottles, baby food jars, public school in general, and most things US people seem to accept as normal.
But, even if people use daycare, unless they used a church-affiliated childcare, these places are already secular.
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
@Virgoan But it's detrimental anyway. Studies show that children who are cuddled and touched a lot grow up to be nonviolent and kind. Nursed children also acquire brain connections that never happen with bottle fed babies. They probably don't get much nurturing in a daycare center. But people need to work, so I hope they continue the trend to allow flex working hours and remote work.
birdingnut comments on Apr 10, 2018:
I disagree with both daycare and preschool. Also bottles, baby food jars, public school in general, and most things US people seem to accept as normal.
But, even if people use daycare, unless they used a church-affiliated childcare, these places are already secular.
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
@Virgoan But it's detrimental anyway. Studies show that children who are cuddled and touched a lot grow up to be nonviolent and kind. Nursed children also acquire brain connections that never happen with bottle fed babies. They probably don't get much nurturing in a daycare center. But people need to work, so I hope they continue the trend to allow flex working hours and remote work.
Where do agnostics go when they die?
birdingnut comments on Apr 11, 2018:
Like everyone else, they become pure energy again and most reincarnate, if they wish.
This is according to research done with 2-6 year old children worldwide who remembered past lives and the details were verified. Many remembered being "ghosts" between incarnations, and choosing their next ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
@GilesD I don't know the details. These were a number of studies done by researchers who only interviewed children 2-6 yrs old worldwide who remembered past lives of people they'd never met, sometimes people of different cultures and languages. Some of the kids retained the past life language, habits, food preferences, prejudices, etc., despite the shock and disapproval of their current families. Researchers always confirmed the details from the memories.
birdingnut comments on Apr 11, 2018:
Like everyone else, they become pure energy again and most reincarnate, if they wish.
This is according to research done with 2-6 year old children worldwide who remembered past lives and the details were verified. Many remembered being "ghosts" between incarnations, and choosing their next ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
@GilesD I don't know the details. These were a number of studies done by researchers who only interviewed children 2-6 yrs old worldwide who remembered past lives of people they'd never met, sometimes people of different cultures and languages. Some of the kids retained the past life language, habits, food preferences, prejudices, etc., despite the shock and disapproval of their current families. Researchers always confirmed the details from the memories.
The Catch 22 for highly intelligent people who want to date other intelligent people.
jeffers comments on Apr 11, 2018:
I have no interest in trolling you, but I always call out a poor citation when I see one. See what the Neuron Journal, the Lancet or the AMA have to say before asserting such a strong correlation between IQ, actual intelligence, and gender/sex association.
I have no opinion about androgyny, ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
That's not the point (sigh and eye roll)..I was saying that highly educated people are annoying, argue about everything, think they are always right, and bring up constant objections to everything. You are only proving my case. My point is that maybe I'll opt for a more normal person next time..less intelligent, but more kind and faithful.
jeffers comments on Apr 11, 2018:
I have no interest in trolling you, but I always call out a poor citation when I see one. See what the Neuron Journal, the Lancet or the AMA have to say before asserting such a strong correlation between IQ, actual intelligence, and gender/sex association.
I have no opinion about androgyny, ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
That's not the point (sigh and eye roll)..I was saying that highly educated people are annoying, argue about everything, think they are always right, and bring up constant objections to everything. You are only proving my case. My point is that maybe I'll opt for a more normal person next time..less intelligent, but more kind and faithful.
Anyone listen to Zuckerberg today?
birdingnut comments on Apr 11, 2018:
I think he is in trouble. I don't really have information worth stealing, but I don't like the idea of being sold down the river.
I use Facebook messenger for most of my US communications, so will probably continue.
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
@Akfishlady What do you recommend? My daughter and friends, and all my Thai friends typically contact me on messenger, often using the video option,
birdingnut comments on Apr 11, 2018:
I think he is in trouble. I don't really have information worth stealing, but I don't like the idea of being sold down the river.
I use Facebook messenger for most of my US communications, so will probably continue.
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
@Akfishlady What do you recommend? My daughter and friends, and all my Thai friends typically contact me on messenger, often using the video option,
Do You Believe that love transcends all ( age, education, time, distances, money, differences,.
birdingnut comments on Apr 10, 2018:
You're right. "Falling in love" is only a chemical reaction in the brain to bond a cis, hetero male to a woman to make it easier to stay faithful to her while he helps raise her children. Since cis, hetero women are usually wired to tolerate and humor males, this usually works in the favor of the ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
@RavenCT (sigh) I get this reaction whenever I imply that there is a scientific basis to our gender behaviors. I've done research for years and experienced both sides when I was gender fluid.
I could add the links, but most people don't read them. You are assuming that all women think alike. They don't. At least 60% of me thinks I'm male and I'm wired that way. Most women on this forum are mixed gender, since most high IQ creative people are androgynes.
We are on a gender spectrum. Just never mind. Everything I say on this forum gets challenged and I'm tired of explaining constantly and posting links
Link: The creative mind is usually androgyne
http://blogs.psychcentral.com/creative-mind/2011/02/the-complexity-of-the-creative-personality/
birdingnut comments on Apr 10, 2018:
You're right. "Falling in love" is only a chemical reaction in the brain to bond a cis, hetero male to a woman to make it easier to stay faithful to her while he helps raise her children. Since cis, hetero women are usually wired to tolerate and humor males, this usually works in the favor of the ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
@RavenCT (sigh) I get this reaction whenever I imply that there is a scientific basis to our gender behaviors. I've done research for years and experienced both sides when I was gender fluid.
I could add the links, but most people don't read them. You are assuming that all women think alike. They don't. At least 60% of me thinks I'm male and I'm wired that way. Most women on this forum are mixed gender, since most high IQ creative people are androgynes.
We are on a gender spectrum. Just never mind. Everything I say on this forum gets challenged and I'm tired of explaining constantly and posting links
Link: The creative mind is usually androgyne
http://blogs.psychcentral.com/creative-mind/2011/02/the-complexity-of-the-creative-personality/
Understanding vegans
birdingnut comments on Apr 10, 2018:
That's just a western prejudice. Insects and grubs are widely eaten in Asia, and are delicious, with higher levels of protein and nutrients than meat. Also it takes very little to raise them, and raising insects is sustainable, unlike meat, which takes vast amounts of land and water and their waste ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
@Katrik Not only can plants communicate with each other, they also call in insects to attack caterpillars, etc. People even used to hook their house plants to machines to read their reactions and the plants were able to identify "murderers" who tore up other houseplants in their presence.
"Plants can communicate with insects as well, sending airborne messages that act as distress signals to predatory insects that kill herbivores. Maize attacked by beet armyworms releases a cloud of volatile chemicals that attracts wasps to lay eggs in the caterpillars' bodies. Dec 20, 2013"
How Plants Communicate https://www.wired.com/2013/12/secret-language-of-plants/?mbid=social_twitter_onsiteshare via @WIRED "
birdingnut comments on Apr 10, 2018:
That's just a western prejudice. Insects and grubs are widely eaten in Asia, and are delicious, with higher levels of protein and nutrients than meat. Also it takes very little to raise them, and raising insects is sustainable, unlike meat, which takes vast amounts of land and water and their waste ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
@Katrik Not only can plants communicate with each other, they also call in insects to attack caterpillars, etc. People even used to hook their house plants to machines to read their reactions and the plants were able to identify "murderers" who tore up other houseplants in their presence.
"Plants can communicate with insects as well, sending airborne messages that act as distress signals to predatory insects that kill herbivores. Maize attacked by beet armyworms releases a cloud of volatile chemicals that attracts wasps to lay eggs in the caterpillars' bodies. Dec 20, 2013"
How Plants Communicate https://www.wired.com/2013/12/secret-language-of-plants/?mbid=social_twitter_onsiteshare via @WIRED "
Being single
Truthfacts comments on Apr 10, 2018:
Being single or involve has its good and bad and for now concentrate in the goodness of being single untill the luky person come. Some yoga and meditation will help you to concentrate in whatever you like.
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
So you consider someone finding YOU as being "lucky?" Wow.
When you find someone YOU feel you are lucky to meet, then you will know it's really love, not self love.
Truthfacts comments on Apr 10, 2018:
Being single or involve has its good and bad and for now concentrate in the goodness of being single untill the luky person come. Some yoga and meditation will help you to concentrate in whatever you like.
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
So you consider someone finding YOU as being "lucky?" Wow.
When you find someone YOU feel you are lucky to meet, then you will know it's really love, not self love.
Being single
Phoenix1976 comments on Apr 11, 2018:
Be single for as long as you can. Learn to be happy by yourself. The only thing that should change it is finding someone you can't be without.
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
What he said.
Phoenix1976 comments on Apr 11, 2018:
Be single for as long as you can. Learn to be happy by yourself. The only thing that should change it is finding someone you can't be without.
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
What he said.
Well, when I get a better photo I'll post that, but I said I would, so be warned!!!
phxbillcee comments on Apr 10, 2018:
Crappy phone/camers & my Mom is not talented! Of course, this blurs my face, so may not be a bad thing.
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
I prefer blurry photos of me...
phxbillcee comments on Apr 10, 2018:
Crappy phone/camers & my Mom is not talented! Of course, this blurs my face, so may not be a bad thing.
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
I prefer blurry photos of me...
What are your thoughts on online dating?
birdingnut comments on Apr 10, 2018:
In my case, I first read "The Rules for Online Dating," and followed the instructions. I posted a profile on a popular free dating website, but made a long, complicated list of what I liked to do, and what kind of man I was looking for.
I made it ridiculous, mostly because I was only posting a ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
@AMNOTGOD Thanks!
birdingnut comments on Apr 10, 2018:
In my case, I first read "The Rules for Online Dating," and followed the instructions. I posted a profile on a popular free dating website, but made a long, complicated list of what I liked to do, and what kind of man I was looking for.
I made it ridiculous, mostly because I was only posting a ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
@AMNOTGOD Thanks!
Do You Believe that love transcends all ( age, education, time, distances, money, differences,.
birdingnut comments on Apr 10, 2018:
You're right. "Falling in love" is only a chemical reaction in the brain to bond a cis, hetero male to a woman to make it easier to stay faithful to her while he helps raise her children. Since cis, hetero women are usually wired to tolerate and humor males, this usually works in the favor of the ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
@RavenCT Only because you are seeing "women" as a binary, blanket term where all women are "alike." We are actually on a gender spectrum, with male traits on one end and female traits on the the other. Studies show that male traits are mostly on the right brain hemisphere and female traits on the left side.
I used to be gender fluid, moving from one gender perspective to the other.
In male mode, I could fall hopelessly in love just from a woman's looks, while my female side is picky, only choosing the most advantageous mates.
I didn't even know that "falling in love" was real..thinking it was some commercial thing until I realized in 2014 that I'm transmale and stopped suppressing my male side.
I soon found myself in love, besotted, and allowing my female love interest to treat me terribly.
I then realized that my maleness had prevented me from having a good relationship with men, since I acted like all the cis, hetero men I knew..easy-going, a "whatever" person who allows friends to borrow the car, spill beer everywhere, but not really care.
birdingnut comments on Apr 10, 2018:
You're right. "Falling in love" is only a chemical reaction in the brain to bond a cis, hetero male to a woman to make it easier to stay faithful to her while he helps raise her children. Since cis, hetero women are usually wired to tolerate and humor males, this usually works in the favor of the ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 11, 2018:
@RavenCT Only because you are seeing "women" as a binary, blanket term where all women are "alike." We are actually on a gender spectrum, with male traits on one end and female traits on the the other. Studies show that male traits are mostly on the right brain hemisphere and female traits on the left side.
I used to be gender fluid, moving from one gender perspective to the other.
In male mode, I could fall hopelessly in love just from a woman's looks, while my female side is picky, only choosing the most advantageous mates.
I didn't even know that "falling in love" was real..thinking it was some commercial thing until I realized in 2014 that I'm transmale and stopped suppressing my male side.
I soon found myself in love, besotted, and allowing my female love interest to treat me terribly.
I then realized that my maleness had prevented me from having a good relationship with men, since I acted like all the cis, hetero men I knew..easy-going, a "whatever" person who allows friends to borrow the car, spill beer everywhere, but not really care.
Understanding vegans
birdingnut comments on Apr 10, 2018:
That's just a western prejudice. Insects and grubs are widely eaten in Asia, and are delicious, with higher levels of protein and nutrients than meat. Also it takes very little to raise them, and raising insects is sustainable, unlike meat, which takes vast amounts of land and water and their waste ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 10, 2018:
@Katrik Why do you care? Even plants have feelings. This is about sustainability and saving the planet..eating insects instead of spreading deadly pesticides everywhere to kill them.
It reminds me of the story about when huge swarms of locusts used to wipe out the crops of people in the northwest territories. One woman didn't panic-she merely bought a bunch of turkey poults and raised them for free on the locusts, making a profit while the beef farmers lost everything.
birdingnut comments on Apr 10, 2018:
That's just a western prejudice. Insects and grubs are widely eaten in Asia, and are delicious, with higher levels of protein and nutrients than meat. Also it takes very little to raise them, and raising insects is sustainable, unlike meat, which takes vast amounts of land and water and their waste ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 10, 2018:
@Katrik Why do you care? Even plants have feelings. This is about sustainability and saving the planet..eating insects instead of spreading deadly pesticides everywhere to kill them.
It reminds me of the story about when huge swarms of locusts used to wipe out the crops of people in the northwest territories. One woman didn't panic-she merely bought a bunch of turkey poults and raised them for free on the locusts, making a profit while the beef farmers lost everything.
What's your gender?
alxa comments on Apr 9, 2018:
It's notable that 'transwoman' is not a gender. The two main genders are female and male -- trans women ARE simply women, and trans men ARE simply men. (Unless we're using silly gender essentialist definitions here)
If a person is something other than man/woman, they are usually classed as ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 10, 2018:
@alxa No, I mean that my transwomen friends don't think at all like any cis hetero women I know, yet they are blind to it. For instance, all of the US transwomen I know are obsessed with sex, flaunting their bodies in the skimpiest clothes they can find, even if they are in their late 50s and horribly out of shape. In their eyes, they are hot. They constantly say horrible, scatological things, show little concern for the feelings of their former wives. Nothing I say makes any difference..they don't listen, but just bulldoze everyone. Pretty much just act like men, but identify as women.
alxa comments on Apr 9, 2018:
It's notable that 'transwoman' is not a gender. The two main genders are female and male -- trans women ARE simply women, and trans men ARE simply men. (Unless we're using silly gender essentialist definitions here)
If a person is something other than man/woman, they are usually classed as ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 10, 2018:
@alxa No, I mean that my transwomen friends don't think at all like any cis hetero women I know, yet they are blind to it. For instance, all of the US transwomen I know are obsessed with sex, flaunting their bodies in the skimpiest clothes they can find, even if they are in their late 50s and horribly out of shape. In their eyes, they are hot. They constantly say horrible, scatological things, show little concern for the feelings of their former wives. Nothing I say makes any difference..they don't listen, but just bulldoze everyone. Pretty much just act like men, but identify as women.
Have you ever felt yourself being pulled from your body, when you look up?
birdingnut comments on Apr 10, 2018:
Perhaps you are strongly psychic and was feeling the beginning of astral projection. I've done than a number of times, but usually when lying down.
birdingnut replies on Apr 10, 2018:
@DaveSchumacher Possibly. The times I experienced astral projection, I actually went up to the roof, saw my body on the bed, then went on through the ceiling and went off to some other place or dimension, because all the "people" I knew were there. Or their soul energy was, I suppose. I remembered several past lives, and the "inbetween place" since childhood, so didn't think much of it. It just seemed normal.
birdingnut comments on Apr 10, 2018:
Perhaps you are strongly psychic and was feeling the beginning of astral projection. I've done than a number of times, but usually when lying down.
birdingnut replies on Apr 10, 2018:
@DaveSchumacher Possibly. The times I experienced astral projection, I actually went up to the roof, saw my body on the bed, then went on through the ceiling and went off to some other place or dimension, because all the "people" I knew were there. Or their soul energy was, I suppose. I remembered several past lives, and the "inbetween place" since childhood, so didn't think much of it. It just seemed normal.
What's your gender?
alxa comments on Apr 9, 2018:
It's notable that 'transwoman' is not a gender. The two main genders are female and male -- trans women ARE simply women, and trans men ARE simply men. (Unless we're using silly gender essentialist definitions here)
If a person is something other than man/woman, they are usually classed as ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 10, 2018:
It can be more complicated than that. The gender binary isn't absolute-like everyone in one gender is not the same as all the others, but we are all on a gender spectrum.
For transwomen, for instance, they missed the experience of periods and childbirth, being treated as a second class citizen, etc. I have many transwomen friends, and they do NOT think like women, although they all claim to. Same as I might be partial transmale but own mind is influenced enough by female hormones to be very different from them.
I don't slaughter animals, for example, but I do hunt them to take photos of them. Yet in part of my mind, I've always been a male, and I certainly have many male mannerisms hard-wired into my personality.
I'm androgynous, and a partial transmale. Before I learned to take the Thai muscle relaxer herb, derris scandens, I was bigender, or gender fluid, moving from one gender perspective to the other. It was confusing, and I couldn't remember what I had done when I was in the opposite gendermode, so thought people were dreadful liars.
The derris scandens blended my two gender modes and also eliminated both dyslexia symptoms, and dysphoria..for ME. I don't know why it works, or if it will help anyone else, but it's sold on Amazon.
alxa comments on Apr 9, 2018:
It's notable that 'transwoman' is not a gender. The two main genders are female and male -- trans women ARE simply women, and trans men ARE simply men. (Unless we're using silly gender essentialist definitions here)
If a person is something other than man/woman, they are usually classed as ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 10, 2018:
It can be more complicated than that. The gender binary isn't absolute-like everyone in one gender is not the same as all the others, but we are all on a gender spectrum.
For transwomen, for instance, they missed the experience of periods and childbirth, being treated as a second class citizen, etc. I have many transwomen friends, and they do NOT think like women, although they all claim to. Same as I might be partial transmale but own mind is influenced enough by female hormones to be very different from them.
I don't slaughter animals, for example, but I do hunt them to take photos of them. Yet in part of my mind, I've always been a male, and I certainly have many male mannerisms hard-wired into my personality.
I'm androgynous, and a partial transmale. Before I learned to take the Thai muscle relaxer herb, derris scandens, I was bigender, or gender fluid, moving from one gender perspective to the other. It was confusing, and I couldn't remember what I had done when I was in the opposite gendermode, so thought people were dreadful liars.
The derris scandens blended my two gender modes and also eliminated both dyslexia symptoms, and dysphoria..for ME. I don't know why it works, or if it will help anyone else, but it's sold on Amazon.
Is it unreasonable to not want people to call me after I get home from work?
KKGator comments on Apr 9, 2018:
Even before cell phones, I always contended that when the phone rings, I do NOT have to
answer it if I don't want to. You don't have to answer the phone. Voicemail is there for a reason.
You are NOT being a jerk.
birdingnut replies on Apr 10, 2018:
I leave my phone OFF and only turn if on if I want to make an emergency call.
KKGator comments on Apr 9, 2018:
Even before cell phones, I always contended that when the phone rings, I do NOT have to
answer it if I don't want to. You don't have to answer the phone. Voicemail is there for a reason.
You are NOT being a jerk.
birdingnut replies on Apr 10, 2018:
I leave my phone OFF and only turn if on if I want to make an emergency call.
I know I need to go to therapy.
birdingnut comments on Apr 8, 2018:
Have you tried taking CBD oil?
People report that it makes them calm and happy, as well as being as effective as the doctor prescribed drugs used to treat bipolar symptoms.
Link: Evidence that CBD has the same antipsychotic and anticonvulsive properties as conventional bipolar disorder ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 8, 2018:
@Bverret2012 You don't need a prescription. You can just buy it at most health food stores. Just Google the nearest one near that sells it.
birdingnut comments on Apr 8, 2018:
Have you tried taking CBD oil?
People report that it makes them calm and happy, as well as being as effective as the doctor prescribed drugs used to treat bipolar symptoms.
Link: Evidence that CBD has the same antipsychotic and anticonvulsive properties as conventional bipolar disorder ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 8, 2018:
@Bverret2012 You don't need a prescription. You can just buy it at most health food stores. Just Google the nearest one near that sells it.
What is the definition of the word ‘god’ exactly to you?
WonderlandJail comments on Apr 8, 2018:
a god is supreme or infallible within a field or practice. that's why i'm about to list a bunch of gods.
Jim Morrison
Robby Krieger
Ray Mazerek
John Densmore
Jimmy Page
Robert Plant
John Bonham
John Paul Jones
Jimi Hendrix
B.B King
Robert Johnson
David Draiman
Ozzy Osbourn
Paganini
...
birdingnut replies on Apr 8, 2018:
Hey, you left out my personal god, James Cameron. I built him a mental shrine after watching Avatar in 3-D.
WonderlandJail comments on Apr 8, 2018:
a god is supreme or infallible within a field or practice. that's why i'm about to list a bunch of gods.
Jim Morrison
Robby Krieger
Ray Mazerek
John Densmore
Jimmy Page
Robert Plant
John Bonham
John Paul Jones
Jimi Hendrix
B.B King
Robert Johnson
David Draiman
Ozzy Osbourn
Paganini
...
birdingnut replies on Apr 8, 2018:
Hey, you left out my personal god, James Cameron. I built him a mental shrine after watching Avatar in 3-D.
What is your favorite place to eat that is not fast food?
birdingnut comments on Apr 8, 2018:
Any vendor selling monthong durian!
Pic: Me eating monthong durian at a vendor stand, Penang Island, Malaysia.
birdingnut replies on Apr 8, 2018:
@Stevil It's expensive and has a short season, so I advise you NOT to try it. One of my expat friends dared me to try it, claiming I'd be hooked from then on. I didn't believe him, but I did it anyway. Big mistake. I've loved monthong durian ever since, willing to pay high prices to get it when I can.
birdingnut comments on Apr 8, 2018:
Any vendor selling monthong durian!
Pic: Me eating monthong durian at a vendor stand, Penang Island, Malaysia.
birdingnut replies on Apr 8, 2018:
@Stevil It's expensive and has a short season, so I advise you NOT to try it. One of my expat friends dared me to try it, claiming I'd be hooked from then on. I didn't believe him, but I did it anyway. Big mistake. I've loved monthong durian ever since, willing to pay high prices to get it when I can.
What do you look forward to getting out of bed for every morning?
birdingnut comments on Apr 8, 2018:
My breakfast of single-serving can of spicy Thai sardines.
birdingnut replies on Apr 8, 2018:
@marga ??
birdingnut comments on Apr 8, 2018:
My breakfast of single-serving can of spicy Thai sardines.
birdingnut replies on Apr 8, 2018:
@marga ??
Ever had a magical close encounter with wild animals, with no bait food involved?
wordywalt comments on Apr 7, 2018:
As a young man, I was working on a woods crew, getting rid of scrub oaks in an area where St. Regis Paper Company was planting pines. As I was swinging my axe, I caught the flicker of movement at my feet in the corner of my eye. I looked down and saw a 2 to 2 and 1/2 foot pigmy rattler coming from...
birdingnut replies on Apr 7, 2018:
@wordywalt Only in FL. But this is from the Fish and Wildlife Conservation website: There is no good reason to kill a snake except in the unlikely situation of a venomous snake posing immediate danger to people or pets. Snakes usually bite people only if they are molested; it's their only means of self-defense. Even a venomous snake in the woods or crossing the road poses no threat and should be left alone.
wordywalt comments on Apr 7, 2018:
As a young man, I was working on a woods crew, getting rid of scrub oaks in an area where St. Regis Paper Company was planting pines. As I was swinging my axe, I caught the flicker of movement at my feet in the corner of my eye. I looked down and saw a 2 to 2 and 1/2 foot pigmy rattler coming from...
birdingnut replies on Apr 7, 2018:
@wordywalt Only in FL. But this is from the Fish and Wildlife Conservation website: There is no good reason to kill a snake except in the unlikely situation of a venomous snake posing immediate danger to people or pets. Snakes usually bite people only if they are molested; it's their only means of self-defense. Even a venomous snake in the woods or crossing the road poses no threat and should be left alone.
Ever had a magical close encounter with wild animals, with no bait food involved?
wordywalt comments on Apr 7, 2018:
As a young man, I was working on a woods crew, getting rid of scrub oaks in an area where St. Regis Paper Company was planting pines. As I was swinging my axe, I caught the flicker of movement at my feet in the corner of my eye. I looked down and saw a 2 to 2 and 1/2 foot pigmy rattler coming from...
birdingnut replies on Apr 7, 2018:
Slaughtering endangered wildlife is not a "magical moment."
wordywalt comments on Apr 7, 2018:
As a young man, I was working on a woods crew, getting rid of scrub oaks in an area where St. Regis Paper Company was planting pines. As I was swinging my axe, I caught the flicker of movement at my feet in the corner of my eye. I looked down and saw a 2 to 2 and 1/2 foot pigmy rattler coming from...
birdingnut replies on Apr 7, 2018:
Slaughtering endangered wildlife is not a "magical moment."
Ever had a magical close encounter with wild animals, with no bait food involved?
GeorgeRocheleau comments on Apr 7, 2018:
While I was photographing a model in the park, a hawk landed in the tree right next to me and stayed there while I took about a dozen pictures, some as close as 5 feet.
birdingnut replies on Apr 7, 2018:
Wow! A red-tail!
GeorgeRocheleau comments on Apr 7, 2018:
While I was photographing a model in the park, a hawk landed in the tree right next to me and stayed there while I took about a dozen pictures, some as close as 5 feet.
birdingnut replies on Apr 7, 2018:
Wow! A red-tail!
Ever had a magical close encounter with wild animals, with no bait food involved?
DotLewis comments on Apr 7, 2018:
Years ago, I would go to a woodcarving retreat in eastern Nebraska, in the fall. It took place at a 4H camp situated in a national forest or preserve. There was of course a lot of wildlife around and it was not unusual to see some while hiking the trails or even at the cabins. One day we heard ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 7, 2018:
I guess they thought you'd joined their flock and were just trying to keep up!
DotLewis comments on Apr 7, 2018:
Years ago, I would go to a woodcarving retreat in eastern Nebraska, in the fall. It took place at a 4H camp situated in a national forest or preserve. There was of course a lot of wildlife around and it was not unusual to see some while hiking the trails or even at the cabins. One day we heard ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 7, 2018:
I guess they thought you'd joined their flock and were just trying to keep up!
Are you a good tipper?
birdingnut comments on Apr 6, 2018:
I am, but I probably will never eat at a US restaurant again, to protest restaurant owners not paying their workers enough, so they have to beg it from customers.
I'm spoiled from living in countries where tipping isn't the custom.
birdingnut replies on Apr 7, 2018:
@MarvelAnn Then I intend to sign any petition needed to change it. Apparently I'm not the only one who thinks this a dodge to avoid fair pay.
birdingnut comments on Apr 6, 2018:
I am, but I probably will never eat at a US restaurant again, to protest restaurant owners not paying their workers enough, so they have to beg it from customers.
I'm spoiled from living in countries where tipping isn't the custom.
birdingnut replies on Apr 7, 2018:
@MarvelAnn Then I intend to sign any petition needed to change it. Apparently I'm not the only one who thinks this a dodge to avoid fair pay.
45. My 1st bikini, I'm in LA, bought it today, cuz it's not a sin : )
birdingnut comments on Apr 6, 2018:
If you've got it, flaunt it. Most US women your age I've seen here in Thailand as tourists, I'd prefer they'd keep a long T-shirt on..
birdingnut replies on Apr 7, 2018:
@GoldenDoll Gracious..I only stated my own preference for not looking at disgusting almost naked bodies. You can look all you want, but I don't want to. I never once said they didn't have a right to be gross, but that I preferred they'd wear long T-shirts. Plus, it would protect them from sunburn.
birdingnut comments on Apr 6, 2018:
If you've got it, flaunt it. Most US women your age I've seen here in Thailand as tourists, I'd prefer they'd keep a long T-shirt on..
birdingnut replies on Apr 7, 2018:
@GoldenDoll Gracious..I only stated my own preference for not looking at disgusting almost naked bodies. You can look all you want, but I don't want to. I never once said they didn't have a right to be gross, but that I preferred they'd wear long T-shirts. Plus, it would protect them from sunburn.
Any unusual hobbies or collections?
mrveggieman187 comments on Apr 6, 2018:
I got a bunch of remote controls from different cable and satellite companies.
birdingnut replies on Apr 7, 2018:
Me, 2! Maybe we can donate our collections to the Smithsonian..
mrveggieman187 comments on Apr 6, 2018:
I got a bunch of remote controls from different cable and satellite companies.
birdingnut replies on Apr 7, 2018:
Me, 2! Maybe we can donate our collections to the Smithsonian..
I’m a lovely young lady in my 60’s.
birdingnut comments on Apr 2, 2018:
I don't understand the point of your post.
birdingnut replies on Apr 7, 2018:
@MissRogan You will win points, and help us get to know you if you write your profile and answer all the profile questions.
birdingnut comments on Apr 2, 2018:
I don't understand the point of your post.
birdingnut replies on Apr 7, 2018:
@MissRogan You will win points, and help us get to know you if you write your profile and answer all the profile questions.
Would you date a person with a speach impediment?
birdingnut comments on Mar 28, 2018:
I dunno. I wouldn't date most people.
No very tall or short people,
no foreigners, no other races (except maybe Native American, since they honor women as equals),
people who eat meat or junk food,
people who don't exercise,
aren't fit,
don't read,
who golf, fish, hunt, or play video ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 7, 2018:
@MikaB NOPE. You can date whoever you want but I already know from experience what to avoid. Don't worry, I'm not remotely in your dating age range, so don't worry about it.
birdingnut comments on Mar 28, 2018:
I dunno. I wouldn't date most people.
No very tall or short people,
no foreigners, no other races (except maybe Native American, since they honor women as equals),
people who eat meat or junk food,
people who don't exercise,
aren't fit,
don't read,
who golf, fish, hunt, or play video ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 7, 2018:
@MikaB NOPE. You can date whoever you want but I already know from experience what to avoid. Don't worry, I'm not remotely in your dating age range, so don't worry about it.
Any unusual hobbies or collections?
DUCHESSA comments on Apr 6, 2018:
I COLLECT REFRIGERATOR MAGNETS; I HAVE HUNDREDS...AND I DON'T PLACE THEM ON THE FRIDGE. I ALSO COLLECT TEA CUPS
birdingnut replies on Apr 7, 2018:
That's a nifty art deco idea!
DUCHESSA comments on Apr 6, 2018:
I COLLECT REFRIGERATOR MAGNETS; I HAVE HUNDREDS...AND I DON'T PLACE THEM ON THE FRIDGE. I ALSO COLLECT TEA CUPS
birdingnut replies on Apr 7, 2018:
That's a nifty art deco idea!
Any unusual hobbies or collections?
mzee comments on Apr 6, 2018:
currently I'm into collecting statues of mythological gods,creatures,etc.
here is the link to photos of my collection:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/Mwih08yPoncAMwK72
birdingnut replies on Apr 7, 2018:
Wow. Nice.
mzee comments on Apr 6, 2018:
currently I'm into collecting statues of mythological gods,creatures,etc.
here is the link to photos of my collection:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/Mwih08yPoncAMwK72
birdingnut replies on Apr 7, 2018:
Wow. Nice.
Anyone ever lose touch with their kids because you turned away from Xianity?
birdingnut comments on Apr 6, 2018:
No, my kids were agnostic before I was. But a good way to change the negative ways of others is to use behaviorist methods.
Totally ignore them. Don't talk about them, post about them, or bemoan your fate to anyone. Act like they don't exist. Get busy and happy with your own life and act like you...
birdingnut replies on Apr 6, 2018:
@GoldenDoll It works. It stopped my parents from attacking me and my kids every time we came over. Every time my dad started accusing us of something I'd say, "Look at the time," and we'd leave. it only took two weeks before my mom would hush my dad whenever he started insulting us.
If you act all lovey-dovey, clingy, etc., they will only continue to blackball you. That is also the same technique cis hetero women use to make men behave. Sadly, I'm so masculine, I can't do that, so my men have always disrespected and cheated on me, when a normal woman would have thrown their stuff on the lawn and changed the locks.
birdingnut comments on Apr 6, 2018:
No, my kids were agnostic before I was. But a good way to change the negative ways of others is to use behaviorist methods.
Totally ignore them. Don't talk about them, post about them, or bemoan your fate to anyone. Act like they don't exist. Get busy and happy with your own life and act like you...
birdingnut replies on Apr 6, 2018:
@GoldenDoll It works. It stopped my parents from attacking me and my kids every time we came over. Every time my dad started accusing us of something I'd say, "Look at the time," and we'd leave. it only took two weeks before my mom would hush my dad whenever he started insulting us.
If you act all lovey-dovey, clingy, etc., they will only continue to blackball you. That is also the same technique cis hetero women use to make men behave. Sadly, I'm so masculine, I can't do that, so my men have always disrespected and cheated on me, when a normal woman would have thrown their stuff on the lawn and changed the locks.
Have you ever had an unorthodox (human) best friend?
phxbillcee comments on Apr 6, 2018:
That is a great story & I'm glad you found such a great friend! I don't see it as in any way "unorthodox" tho. I just see it as a wonderful friendship. Am I missing something? The age difference, maybe? You are most definitely not 'old', at least not in your energy & activities. So, maybe I'm dense.
birdingnut replies on Apr 6, 2018:
Thanks. I was a senior citizen white woman and he was a young Thai officer- I've never seen close friends with such disparities, but in the end it worked out perfectly for me. I am a high energy extreme birder and he was someone who could keep up with me, and didn't complain.
phxbillcee comments on Apr 6, 2018:
That is a great story & I'm glad you found such a great friend! I don't see it as in any way "unorthodox" tho. I just see it as a wonderful friendship. Am I missing something? The age difference, maybe? You are most definitely not 'old', at least not in your energy & activities. So, maybe I'm dense.
birdingnut replies on Apr 6, 2018:
Thanks. I was a senior citizen white woman and he was a young Thai officer- I've never seen close friends with such disparities, but in the end it worked out perfectly for me. I am a high energy extreme birder and he was someone who could keep up with me, and didn't complain.
45. My 1st bikini, I'm in LA, bought it today, cuz it's not a sin : )
birdingnut comments on Apr 6, 2018:
If you've got it, flaunt it. Most US women your age I've seen here in Thailand as tourists, I'd prefer they'd keep a long T-shirt on..
birdingnut replies on Apr 6, 2018:
@GoldenDoll Even so, I don't want to look at all the fat, wrinkled bodies I see almost naked tourist bodies-men or women- on the beaches here in Thailand. If someone has a good figure, it's better, but since I've some to Thailand, I no longer wear skimpy clothing, copying the Thai customs, and now I wonder why Caucasians expose their skins to dangerous sun rays. I always wear sun shirts and hats when swimming in the ocean.
birdingnut comments on Apr 6, 2018:
If you've got it, flaunt it. Most US women your age I've seen here in Thailand as tourists, I'd prefer they'd keep a long T-shirt on..
birdingnut replies on Apr 6, 2018:
@GoldenDoll Even so, I don't want to look at all the fat, wrinkled bodies I see almost naked tourist bodies-men or women- on the beaches here in Thailand. If someone has a good figure, it's better, but since I've some to Thailand, I no longer wear skimpy clothing, copying the Thai customs, and now I wonder why Caucasians expose their skins to dangerous sun rays. I always wear sun shirts and hats when swimming in the ocean.
What is the least selfish thing you have ever done?
Qualia comments on Apr 6, 2018:
I really can't say what it is because it's too painful to think about. But there have been times under extreme stress I've put myself dead last and suffered the consequences. High price to pay for a clear conscience.
I'm sorry about your friend, hopefully they'll go into remission. Just be there ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 6, 2018:
Same here. I once, foolishly took my younger sister's turn at running a Haiti radio station shift so she could join some boys from school who'd traveled up from Port-au-Prince for a beach trip with us. Instead of being grateful, she ran off with the boys and they all had a great time and forgot about me, even leaving me out when I rejoined them. I never did that again!
Qualia comments on Apr 6, 2018:
I really can't say what it is because it's too painful to think about. But there have been times under extreme stress I've put myself dead last and suffered the consequences. High price to pay for a clear conscience.
I'm sorry about your friend, hopefully they'll go into remission. Just be there ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 6, 2018:
Same here. I once, foolishly took my younger sister's turn at running a Haiti radio station shift so she could join some boys from school who'd traveled up from Port-au-Prince for a beach trip with us. Instead of being grateful, she ran off with the boys and they all had a great time and forgot about me, even leaving me out when I rejoined them. I never did that again!
How would you handle this?
Robotbuilder comments on Apr 6, 2018:
I'd just end it with "...and may you all still be with us when we meet again." It's a more sincere wish: that no one in the group dies over the next year.
birdingnut replies on Apr 6, 2018:
Me, 2!
Robotbuilder comments on Apr 6, 2018:
I'd just end it with "...and may you all still be with us when we meet again." It's a more sincere wish: that no one in the group dies over the next year.
birdingnut replies on Apr 6, 2018:
Me, 2!
Sexual Expectations for Teens Who Watch Porn
LiterateHiker comments on Apr 5, 2018:
With the popularity of online porn, men now expect women to have anal sex in their sexual repetoire.
"YOU FIRST," I reply firmly. "YOU go get f-cked up the ass by a well-hung man, and tell me how you liked it." That shuts them up.
birdingnut replies on Apr 5, 2018:
Good one! Wish I'd known this clever line before. These days, there's no chance any man would suggest anal sex done to me without getting tossed out.
LiterateHiker comments on Apr 5, 2018:
With the popularity of online porn, men now expect women to have anal sex in their sexual repetoire.
"YOU FIRST," I reply firmly. "YOU go get f-cked up the ass by a well-hung man, and tell me how you liked it." That shuts them up.
birdingnut replies on Apr 5, 2018:
Good one! Wish I'd known this clever line before. These days, there's no chance any man would suggest anal sex done to me without getting tossed out.
How about a childhood photo?
birdingnut comments on Apr 5, 2018:
Me at 14 years old in Haiti, on my mustang stallion, Lightning. I usually rode him without a saddle or bridle and used to lasso half grown wild boars that got into the Haiti mission cornfields.
birdingnut replies on Apr 5, 2018:
@Qualia Thanks!
birdingnut comments on Apr 5, 2018:
Me at 14 years old in Haiti, on my mustang stallion, Lightning. I usually rode him without a saddle or bridle and used to lasso half grown wild boars that got into the Haiti mission cornfields.
birdingnut replies on Apr 5, 2018:
@Qualia Thanks!
What items does your ideal relationship possess?
birdingnut comments on Apr 5, 2018:
Shared interests, background, culture, and beliefs. But if a male romantic interest wants to be with me, he will have to pull his weight, have my back, be faithful, and be a financial advantage, or I don't want to bother with him.
Anyone who asks me on a date then expects me to pay for myself ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 5, 2018:
@LetzGetReal if there is no financial and tactical advantage in dating him, I'd rather be single. I don't need someone else to take care of.
birdingnut comments on Apr 5, 2018:
Shared interests, background, culture, and beliefs. But if a male romantic interest wants to be with me, he will have to pull his weight, have my back, be faithful, and be a financial advantage, or I don't want to bother with him.
Anyone who asks me on a date then expects me to pay for myself ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 5, 2018:
@LetzGetReal if there is no financial and tactical advantage in dating him, I'd rather be single. I don't need someone else to take care of.
In doctors office and ran into a 26yr old mentally challenged man with his mother.
birdingnut comments on Apr 4, 2018:
Well, maybe it doesn't bother him if he isn't able to do a lot of reasoning.
birdingnut replies on Apr 4, 2018:
@ashortbeauty For dependent children it's a lot safer for them if they agree with their caretakers.
birdingnut comments on Apr 4, 2018:
Well, maybe it doesn't bother him if he isn't able to do a lot of reasoning.
birdingnut replies on Apr 4, 2018:
@ashortbeauty For dependent children it's a lot safer for them if they agree with their caretakers.
After a recent visit to the States, I was struck by how the local atheists was an equivalence ...
birdingnut comments on Apr 4, 2018:
True. In Thailand, the Muslims act like Buddhists and are highly tolerant.
birdingnut replies on Apr 4, 2018:
@NoTimeForBS There are some shootings and bombings there, but I taught one term in Narathiwat, and I was fine. in fact, it was so cool at the school because the Buddhist and Muslim students each took turns leading the chants in the morning, and everyone got along. There was a Hindu temple across from the school.
birdingnut comments on Apr 4, 2018:
True. In Thailand, the Muslims act like Buddhists and are highly tolerant.
birdingnut replies on Apr 4, 2018:
@NoTimeForBS There are some shootings and bombings there, but I taught one term in Narathiwat, and I was fine. in fact, it was so cool at the school because the Buddhist and Muslim students each took turns leading the chants in the morning, and everyone got along. There was a Hindu temple across from the school.
Where was your best date ever?
LeighShelton comments on Apr 4, 2018:
On my face
birdingnut replies on Apr 4, 2018:
Gross. Please don't be disgusting.
LeighShelton comments on Apr 4, 2018:
On my face
birdingnut replies on Apr 4, 2018:
Gross. Please don't be disgusting.
Who else is spring cleaning?
DUCHESSA comments on Apr 3, 2018:
I am one of those who does "all year cleaning". Every so often you can see me driving to the Salvation Army with an old lamp or a bag of clothes.
birdingnut replies on Apr 4, 2018:
@MollyBell I sure do. And I plan to boycott them when I get back to the US. I usually give to Goodwill anyway.
DUCHESSA comments on Apr 3, 2018:
I am one of those who does "all year cleaning". Every so often you can see me driving to the Salvation Army with an old lamp or a bag of clothes.
birdingnut replies on Apr 4, 2018:
@MollyBell I sure do. And I plan to boycott them when I get back to the US. I usually give to Goodwill anyway.
Who else is spring cleaning?
sassygirl3869 comments on Apr 3, 2018:
Trying but with roommates and their stuff running out of space in my house to store stuff. Have three sizes in my closet - 8 to 12 -currently in the middle. Had a drastic 50 lb weight loss when I was sick -could happen again - afraid to give anything away.
birdingnut replies on Apr 4, 2018:
@sassygirl3869 Yeah, I've been having trouble eating myself, and lost a lot of weight this past year.
sassygirl3869 comments on Apr 3, 2018:
Trying but with roommates and their stuff running out of space in my house to store stuff. Have three sizes in my closet - 8 to 12 -currently in the middle. Had a drastic 50 lb weight loss when I was sick -could happen again - afraid to give anything away.
birdingnut replies on Apr 4, 2018:
@sassygirl3869 Yeah, I've been having trouble eating myself, and lost a lot of weight this past year.
Who else is spring cleaning?
birdingnut comments on Apr 3, 2018:
I follow the advice of the book "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing," by Marie Condo.
She says to put everything of the same category in one pile..like all the pencils and pens, all the wrapping paper, all the scissors, etc. Then go through them...
birdingnut replies on Apr 4, 2018:
@jacpod Her advice is to do the entire house for each item category at the same time instead of cleaning out one closet at a time. Pile everything together of the same kind, brought from every corner of the house.
Maybe you have pairs of scissors in several drawers, your shelves, and more in different rooms. She says to gather all the scissors from all over the house and decide on two or three, then give away the rest.
When you do your shoes, bring them all out, from every closet, etc.
birdingnut comments on Apr 3, 2018:
I follow the advice of the book "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing," by Marie Condo.
She says to put everything of the same category in one pile..like all the pencils and pens, all the wrapping paper, all the scissors, etc. Then go through them...
birdingnut replies on Apr 4, 2018:
@jacpod Her advice is to do the entire house for each item category at the same time instead of cleaning out one closet at a time. Pile everything together of the same kind, brought from every corner of the house.
Maybe you have pairs of scissors in several drawers, your shelves, and more in different rooms. She says to gather all the scissors from all over the house and decide on two or three, then give away the rest.
When you do your shoes, bring them all out, from every closet, etc.
What’s the longest you’ve ever gone without food?
LadyAlyxandrea comments on Apr 4, 2018:
You know, when your body is starving, it starts burning muscle instead of fat, because muscle protein burns longer. Essentially by starving yourself that long your body was damaging your internal organs and heart. Please don't do these incredibly dangerous and unhealthy things, or at least don't ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 4, 2018:
@LadyAlyxandrea Wow. You really are a troll. I will have to block your hateful attacks. But as for calling me a liar, not only I, but my husband fasted 40 days as well, and he did it before I did. Your comments are rude and ignorant.
Article on fasting during the day for health: Link: Maybe we should cram all our food into a few hours http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/diet/eighthour-diet-is-the-key-to-weight-loss-according-to-experts/news-story/1391a5a5113e650b8ffd2cf0322c1b66#.l1n5y via @newscomauHQ
International Directory of Detox, Juice Fast, Healing Centers and Retreats https://healthybliss.net/international-directory-of-detox-juice-fast-healing-centers-and-retreats/
LadyAlyxandrea comments on Apr 4, 2018:
You know, when your body is starving, it starts burning muscle instead of fat, because muscle protein burns longer. Essentially by starving yourself that long your body was damaging your internal organs and heart. Please don't do these incredibly dangerous and unhealthy things, or at least don't ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 4, 2018:
@LadyAlyxandrea Wow. You really are a troll. I will have to block your hateful attacks. But as for calling me a liar, not only I, but my husband fasted 40 days as well, and he did it before I did. Your comments are rude and ignorant.
Article on fasting during the day for health: Link: Maybe we should cram all our food into a few hours http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/diet/eighthour-diet-is-the-key-to-weight-loss-according-to-experts/news-story/1391a5a5113e650b8ffd2cf0322c1b66#.l1n5y via @newscomauHQ
International Directory of Detox, Juice Fast, Healing Centers and Retreats https://healthybliss.net/international-directory-of-detox-juice-fast-healing-centers-and-retreats/
What’s the longest you’ve ever gone without food?
birdingnut comments on Apr 4, 2018:
42 days..twice. Plus I used to routinely fast one day a week, or sometimes a week. I still fast 11 hours each day..by skipping lunch.
birdingnut replies on Apr 4, 2018:
@Kassie I just stopped eating. You lose your appetite after two days anyway, but the annoying part is running on keytones, and having a MUCH lower energy output. Instead of wanting to go jogging, I felt more like slow strolls and playing checkers. You're fine, but weaker.
But after about 40 days, your appetite comes back, and that's when I start to break the fast. It takes as long as the fast, however, to incrementally ease back into your normal diet.
Fasting is a popular way to clean our your body and get rid of chronic diseases. Link: International Directory of Detox, Juice Fast, Healing Centers and Retreats https://healthybliss.net/international-directory-of-detox-juice-fast-healing-centers-and-retreats/
birdingnut comments on Apr 4, 2018:
42 days..twice. Plus I used to routinely fast one day a week, or sometimes a week. I still fast 11 hours each day..by skipping lunch.
birdingnut replies on Apr 4, 2018:
@Kassie I just stopped eating. You lose your appetite after two days anyway, but the annoying part is running on keytones, and having a MUCH lower energy output. Instead of wanting to go jogging, I felt more like slow strolls and playing checkers. You're fine, but weaker.
But after about 40 days, your appetite comes back, and that's when I start to break the fast. It takes as long as the fast, however, to incrementally ease back into your normal diet.
Fasting is a popular way to clean our your body and get rid of chronic diseases. Link: International Directory of Detox, Juice Fast, Healing Centers and Retreats https://healthybliss.net/international-directory-of-detox-juice-fast-healing-centers-and-retreats/
What’s the longest you’ve ever gone without food?
Sticks48 comments on Apr 4, 2018:
How many days until you didn't miss it? How much weight did you lose?
birdingnut replies on Apr 4, 2018:
On a fast, I lose my appetite after about two days, and that's the problem..getting back on food after an extended fast. It takes just as long to get off a fast as the fast itself took. You start with juice, get to solid fruit, then gradually add raw foods, then eventually cooked food, but if you try to rush things you can get very sick.
Sticks48 comments on Apr 4, 2018:
How many days until you didn't miss it? How much weight did you lose?
birdingnut replies on Apr 4, 2018:
On a fast, I lose my appetite after about two days, and that's the problem..getting back on food after an extended fast. It takes just as long to get off a fast as the fast itself took. You start with juice, get to solid fruit, then gradually add raw foods, then eventually cooked food, but if you try to rush things you can get very sick.
What’s the longest you’ve ever gone without food?
LadyAlyxandrea comments on Apr 4, 2018:
You know, when your body is starving, it starts burning muscle instead of fat, because muscle protein burns longer. Essentially by starving yourself that long your body was damaging your internal organs and heart. Please don't do these incredibly dangerous and unhealthy things, or at least don't ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 4, 2018:
Not true. I've been on two 40-day fasts to get rid of DDT toxins and birth control hormones in my system. Many places in Europe have fasting centers where people are cured of almost anything, even mental illness. Just google it. I also fast every day, skipping the noon meal and going 11 hours between meals. For instance, I eat at breakfast at 7 AM, and dinner at 6 PM. I've been doing fasts since the 1970s.
LadyAlyxandrea comments on Apr 4, 2018:
You know, when your body is starving, it starts burning muscle instead of fat, because muscle protein burns longer. Essentially by starving yourself that long your body was damaging your internal organs and heart. Please don't do these incredibly dangerous and unhealthy things, or at least don't ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 4, 2018:
Not true. I've been on two 40-day fasts to get rid of DDT toxins and birth control hormones in my system. Many places in Europe have fasting centers where people are cured of almost anything, even mental illness. Just google it. I also fast every day, skipping the noon meal and going 11 hours between meals. For instance, I eat at breakfast at 7 AM, and dinner at 6 PM. I've been doing fasts since the 1970s.
Awkward moments
MarlaPaine comments on Apr 4, 2018:
For bosses I use the interested but not that interested approach which includes nodding to show that I’m listening, responses like “oh really”, “uhu” and “wow I had no idea” but never add any substance to the conversation. Then I break off the subject with a work topic as soon as ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 4, 2018:
Me, 2.
MarlaPaine comments on Apr 4, 2018:
For bosses I use the interested but not that interested approach which includes nodding to show that I’m listening, responses like “oh really”, “uhu” and “wow I had no idea” but never add any substance to the conversation. Then I break off the subject with a work topic as soon as ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 4, 2018:
Me, 2.
Now level 7 yea! Actually don't care, but I am the guy that wears atheist t shirts whenever I go to ...
Pedr0 comments on Apr 3, 2018:
That would be fun to wear around next Easter
birdingnut replies on Apr 3, 2018:
I think most of the "Christians" don't believe it either. They attend church to keep the approval of their church friends, and only participate enough to miss going to hell.
Pedr0 comments on Apr 3, 2018:
That would be fun to wear around next Easter
birdingnut replies on Apr 3, 2018:
I think most of the "Christians" don't believe it either. They attend church to keep the approval of their church friends, and only participate enough to miss going to hell.
Does someone have to be college educated to be intelligent?
birdingnut comments on Apr 2, 2018:
IQ is mostly hereditary, as was proven in identical twin studies, but can be influenced by diet, opportunities, length of nursing time when an infant.
Most great scientists and world changers were either tutored at home, or self-taught, since they couldn't or wouldn't fit in with mindless public ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 3, 2018:
@marga Not really. Even Amerigo Vespucci was passed over for a university education by his father, so he educated himself and learned with an uncle. Einstein paid a friend to answer during class roll calls, but skipped class because of the outdated and incorrect things being taught at the time.
birdingnut comments on Apr 2, 2018:
IQ is mostly hereditary, as was proven in identical twin studies, but can be influenced by diet, opportunities, length of nursing time when an infant.
Most great scientists and world changers were either tutored at home, or self-taught, since they couldn't or wouldn't fit in with mindless public ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 3, 2018:
@marga Not really. Even Amerigo Vespucci was passed over for a university education by his father, so he educated himself and learned with an uncle. Einstein paid a friend to answer during class roll calls, but skipped class because of the outdated and incorrect things being taught at the time.
What does an Atheist believe we come from? Where are we going?
DanielleinaD comments on Apr 2, 2018:
If we refer to us, humans, then my theory would be that we were engineered in a lab. There is no "missing link" cause we appeared instantly; Our genes are made from a mixture of ape DNA and our creators DNA. The result is something inbetween: we are smarter than apes, but less intelligent than the ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 2, 2018:
I agree. I've read the Sumerian texts, which say that. Of course if you post about it here, it would be "chum" in the troll shark pool.
Thankfully, there's a "block" button for the worst of them.
DanielleinaD comments on Apr 2, 2018:
If we refer to us, humans, then my theory would be that we were engineered in a lab. There is no "missing link" cause we appeared instantly; Our genes are made from a mixture of ape DNA and our creators DNA. The result is something inbetween: we are smarter than apes, but less intelligent than the ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 2, 2018:
I agree. I've read the Sumerian texts, which say that. Of course if you post about it here, it would be "chum" in the troll shark pool.
Thankfully, there's a "block" button for the worst of them.
A big thank-you to the site! I just recieved my free "Agnostic.
birdingnut comments on Apr 2, 2018:
Do you mean that when you reach level eight you get a free T-shirt?
birdingnut replies on Apr 2, 2018:
@RavenCT OMG..I'm almost there. And I live in Thailand. Hmm...I can give them my daughter's Lexington, KY, address, since I plan to go there when I return to the US.
birdingnut comments on Apr 2, 2018:
Do you mean that when you reach level eight you get a free T-shirt?
birdingnut replies on Apr 2, 2018:
@RavenCT OMG..I'm almost there. And I live in Thailand. Hmm...I can give them my daughter's Lexington, KY, address, since I plan to go there when I return to the US.
What's the best bit of advice you've ever been given?
NicThePoet comments on Apr 2, 2018:
"Don't get married and have kids. It's a trap." - Mom
birdingnut replies on Apr 2, 2018:
That's the advice I gave MY kids. Also, ALWAYS use protection..don't trust anyone's claims of infertility.
NicThePoet comments on Apr 2, 2018:
"Don't get married and have kids. It's a trap." - Mom
birdingnut replies on Apr 2, 2018:
That's the advice I gave MY kids. Also, ALWAYS use protection..don't trust anyone's claims of infertility.
Do we have a soul?
birdingnut comments on Apr 2, 2018:
LOL!
Since Einstein and the Laws of Thermodynamics taught us that everything is ultimately energy, that space and time is an illusion, and no energy can be created or destroyed, that means we have always existed, and will always exist in some energy form.
birdingnut replies on Apr 2, 2018:
@gater "For us believing physicists, the distinction between past, present and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion." -Einstein.
“I regard consciousness as fundamental and matter as derivative from consciousness." – Max Planck, theoretical physicist who originated quantum theory, 1918 Nobel Prize in Physics
birdingnut comments on Apr 2, 2018:
LOL!
Since Einstein and the Laws of Thermodynamics taught us that everything is ultimately energy, that space and time is an illusion, and no energy can be created or destroyed, that means we have always existed, and will always exist in some energy form.
birdingnut replies on Apr 2, 2018:
@gater "For us believing physicists, the distinction between past, present and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion." -Einstein.
“I regard consciousness as fundamental and matter as derivative from consciousness." – Max Planck, theoretical physicist who originated quantum theory, 1918 Nobel Prize in Physics
The question we should be asking Christians.
birdingnut comments on Apr 2, 2018:
I don't get this website's obsession with Jesus, being as he didn't exist. Yet nobody picks on Hindus, Muslims, or any other religion.
WHO CARES???
birdingnut replies on Apr 2, 2018:
@silvereyes Nobody picks on me here in Thailand, so I guess I'm spoiled. Except for a few expat Christians who took it on themselves to try to convert me. I hastily broke off contact. But just three, in over seven years, is good.
birdingnut comments on Apr 2, 2018:
I don't get this website's obsession with Jesus, being as he didn't exist. Yet nobody picks on Hindus, Muslims, or any other religion.
WHO CARES???
birdingnut replies on Apr 2, 2018:
@silvereyes Nobody picks on me here in Thailand, so I guess I'm spoiled. Except for a few expat Christians who took it on themselves to try to convert me. I hastily broke off contact. But just three, in over seven years, is good.
What obsolete things did your mom try to teach you?
LiterateHiker comments on Apr 2, 2018:
How to do neat, hospital corners when making beds. I still do that. My mother was a registered nurse. "Do you want me to show you how to make hospital corners?" I asked my daughter. "No," Claire replied and walked away. Smart girl.
Looking nice is not obsolete. I still iron cotton and linen ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 2, 2018:
Oh, yeah-I forgot those! Me also.
LiterateHiker comments on Apr 2, 2018:
How to do neat, hospital corners when making beds. I still do that. My mother was a registered nurse. "Do you want me to show you how to make hospital corners?" I asked my daughter. "No," Claire replied and walked away. Smart girl.
Looking nice is not obsolete. I still iron cotton and linen ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 2, 2018:
Oh, yeah-I forgot those! Me also.
Paranormal Experiences?
Fulishsage comments on Apr 2, 2018:
There's a possibility if you believe string theory. Most paranormal activity is fairly easy to explain though. I use to go ghost hunting, almost every time there was a plausible explanation for the things that happened. It is amazing what the human mind can make you believe you saw or heard.
birdingnut replies on Apr 2, 2018:
Since everything is ultimately made of energy, energy can't be created or destroyed, and time and space are only illusions, that means we've always existed and will always exist in some energy form. Of course there could be "ghosts."
Many young children in studies done of 2-6 year old children worldwide who remembered their past lives, remembered being ghosts between incarnations, described what they did and who they saw, and the accuracy of these events were verified.
Fulishsage comments on Apr 2, 2018:
There's a possibility if you believe string theory. Most paranormal activity is fairly easy to explain though. I use to go ghost hunting, almost every time there was a plausible explanation for the things that happened. It is amazing what the human mind can make you believe you saw or heard.
birdingnut replies on Apr 2, 2018:
Since everything is ultimately made of energy, energy can't be created or destroyed, and time and space are only illusions, that means we've always existed and will always exist in some energy form. Of course there could be "ghosts."
Many young children in studies done of 2-6 year old children worldwide who remembered their past lives, remembered being ghosts between incarnations, described what they did and who they saw, and the accuracy of these events were verified.
Why do theists believe in their book without reading every book?
birdingnut comments on Mar 31, 2018:
They don't even read their own Bible, much less any other book.
birdingnut replies on Apr 2, 2018:
@GeorgeBedford LOL! If you read the Sumerian texts, carved on the walls of Babylon 2000 years before the Bible was written, you'll see that the Bible was copied from the texts. They tell the same stories, similar names, except from the perspective of aliens, who genetically engineered humans by blending their DNA with that of human apes. In the story of Noah, for instance, the Sumerians showed their favorite human, Noah, how to build a submarine, then put the DNA of all the animals in it, instead of the actual animals.
The origins of human beings according to ancient Sumerian texts http://www.ancient-origins.net/human-origins-folklore/origins-human-beings-according-ancient-sumerian-texts-0065?
birdingnut comments on Mar 31, 2018:
They don't even read their own Bible, much less any other book.
birdingnut replies on Apr 2, 2018:
@GeorgeBedford LOL! If you read the Sumerian texts, carved on the walls of Babylon 2000 years before the Bible was written, you'll see that the Bible was copied from the texts. They tell the same stories, similar names, except from the perspective of aliens, who genetically engineered humans by blending their DNA with that of human apes. In the story of Noah, for instance, the Sumerians showed their favorite human, Noah, how to build a submarine, then put the DNA of all the animals in it, instead of the actual animals.
The origins of human beings according to ancient Sumerian texts http://www.ancient-origins.net/human-origins-folklore/origins-human-beings-according-ancient-sumerian-texts-0065?
How do u handle holidays?
Crimson67 comments on Apr 1, 2018:
The only "holiday" in the US that is religious is December 25 so my participating in holidays has nothing to do with religion nor is it in conflict.
I don't observe anything on December 25. I celebrate the first day of winter and usually my kids and I go out of town for the winter holiday.
...
birdingnut replies on Apr 2, 2018:
Me also.
Crimson67 comments on Apr 1, 2018:
The only "holiday" in the US that is religious is December 25 so my participating in holidays has nothing to do with religion nor is it in conflict.
I don't observe anything on December 25. I celebrate the first day of winter and usually my kids and I go out of town for the winter holiday.
...
birdingnut replies on Apr 2, 2018:
Me also.
Have you ever teleported, or known someone who did?
HippieGothMom2 comments on Mar 29, 2018:
You mean, like astral projection?
birdingnut replies on Apr 2, 2018:
@Normanbites Many people teleport, even you haven't heard of it. Also people are already triggering remote devices with mental thoughts, in experiments.
Link to other agnostic.com members telling about their teleportation experiences: https://agnostic.com/discussion/5367/i-am-curious-if-anyone-here-believes-in-actual-physical-body-car-etc-teleportation-do-you-belie
HippieGothMom2 comments on Mar 29, 2018:
You mean, like astral projection?
birdingnut replies on Apr 2, 2018:
@Normanbites Many people teleport, even you haven't heard of it. Also people are already triggering remote devices with mental thoughts, in experiments.
Link to other agnostic.com members telling about their teleportation experiences: https://agnostic.com/discussion/5367/i-am-curious-if-anyone-here-believes-in-actual-physical-body-car-etc-teleportation-do-you-belie
Have you ever teleported, or known someone who did?
countrylife comments on Mar 29, 2018:
Everytime I hear the word teleporting/teleportation, I think of "beam me up Scotty" from Star Trek. I don't think they ever prerfected that yet.
Yes. We are energy and when we leave this earth, our energy will return back to the earth.
I also thought of the Philadelphia Experiment (a.k.a. ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 1, 2018:
Many people teleport.
Link to other agnostic.com members telling about their teleportation experiences: https://agnostic.com/discussion/5367/i-am-curious-if-anyone-here-believes-in-actual-physical-body-car-etc-teleportation-do-you-belie
countrylife comments on Mar 29, 2018:
Everytime I hear the word teleporting/teleportation, I think of "beam me up Scotty" from Star Trek. I don't think they ever prerfected that yet.
Yes. We are energy and when we leave this earth, our energy will return back to the earth.
I also thought of the Philadelphia Experiment (a.k.a. ...
birdingnut replies on Apr 1, 2018:
Many people teleport.
Link to other agnostic.com members telling about their teleportation experiences: https://agnostic.com/discussion/5367/i-am-curious-if-anyone-here-believes-in-actual-physical-body-car-etc-teleportation-do-you-belie
Have you ever teleported, or known someone who did?
bolshevik41 comments on Mar 29, 2018:
LSD?
birdingnut replies on Apr 1, 2018:
Many people teleport.
Link to other agnostic.com members telling about their teleportation experiences: https://agnostic.com/discussion/5367/i-am-curious-if-anyone-here-believes-in-actual-physical-body-car-etc-teleportation-do-you-belie
bolshevik41 comments on Mar 29, 2018:
LSD?
birdingnut replies on Apr 1, 2018:
Many people teleport.
Link to other agnostic.com members telling about their teleportation experiences: https://agnostic.com/discussion/5367/i-am-curious-if-anyone-here-believes-in-actual-physical-body-car-etc-teleportation-do-you-belie
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