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I'm so happy that the 1st lady is feeling better. Now she can go back to doing nothing
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
Probably had to recover from plastic surgery.
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
Probably had to recover from plastic surgery.
Working the night shift, we're short staffed with 2 emergency theatres running a patient in CT and ...
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
Eeek.
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
Eeek.
Best way to say hello
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
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birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
Hi, Elvis, and welcome to the website!
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Do u think it's possible to recover from a neglected childhood????
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
CBD oil is said to be more effective, and much safer than toxic drugs. It calms the mind, makes people feel peaceful and happy.
CBD Can Treat Depression and Help People avoid dangerous antidepressants https://www.solcbd.com/blogs/news/cbd-for-depression-research-on-cbd-for-depression
Also, I've dealt with traumatic memories by using the NLP techniques used by the US military to cure ptsd, taking the time to relax, and meditate, while re-imagining my life the way it should have been, with loving, caring parents, etc.
It takes some time but afterward I'm left with emotions that match the imaginary memories, even though I know intellectually what happened.
Studies also show that both magic mushrooms and ayahuasca can reset the mind of depressed people, or those with ptsd.
BBC News - Magic mushrooms can 'reset' depressed brain https://www.bbc.com/news/health-41608984
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
CBD oil is said to be more effective, and much safer than toxic drugs. It calms the mind, makes people feel peaceful and happy.
CBD Can Treat Depression and Help People avoid dangerous antidepressants https://www.solcbd.com/blogs/news/cbd-for-depression-research-on-cbd-for-depression
Also, I've dealt with traumatic memories by using the NLP techniques used by the US military to cure ptsd, taking the time to relax, and meditate, while re-imagining my life the way it should have been, with loving, caring parents, etc.
It takes some time but afterward I'm left with emotions that match the imaginary memories, even though I know intellectually what happened.
Studies also show that both magic mushrooms and ayahuasca can reset the mind of depressed people, or those with ptsd.
BBC News - Magic mushrooms can 'reset' depressed brain https://www.bbc.com/news/health-41608984
What are your top 3 current favorite TV shows?
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
I watch Netflix on my smart TV. They have many interesting original shows, but I don't know your tastes.
I like The Blacklist, Atypical, and Grace and Frankie but I have watched all the seasons of them so often I'm taking a break now
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
I watch Netflix on my smart TV. They have many interesting original shows, but I don't know your tastes.
I like The Blacklist, Atypical, and Grace and Frankie but I have watched all the seasons of them so often I'm taking a break now
Thanks for being! I had begun to think I was the only human left who felt the presence of other ...
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
Welcome! I hope you feel comfortable enough here to share your experiences and insights.
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
Welcome! I hope you feel comfortable enough here to share your experiences and insights.
The TRUTH Why Modern Music Is Awful
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birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
That's discouraging.
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
That's discouraging.
So life moves on . . . .
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
Yup.
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
Yup.
So, my religious neighbour asked me out to lunch last week and I went, with the stipulation that we ...
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
You can use the behaviorist method to train her to leave you alone. Worked on my parents in about three visits.
Only pay attention to and listen to her when she is talking about neutral subjects and being nice, but the moment she goes religious, don't look at her, seem distracted, murmur "Um, hum" in a bored manner, then remember you have something to do, and LEAVE.
If you are consistent, and act indifferent without seeming to notice her each time she starts in on you, and ONLY look at her and engage when she is being nice, you will soon train her to behave around you.
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
You can use the behaviorist method to train her to leave you alone. Worked on my parents in about three visits.
Only pay attention to and listen to her when she is talking about neutral subjects and being nice, but the moment she goes religious, don't look at her, seem distracted, murmur "Um, hum" in a bored manner, then remember you have something to do, and LEAVE.
If you are consistent, and act indifferent without seeming to notice her each time she starts in on you, and ONLY look at her and engage when she is being nice, you will soon train her to behave around you.
Today, along with celebrating my 53rd birthday (thanks for all of the nice well wishes!), I am ...
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
Congratulations, and happy birthday!
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
Congratulations, and happy birthday!
I am SO excited! I received David Sedaris' new book "Calypso" as a gift today!! Any other Sedaris ...
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
Happy birthday?
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
Happy birthday?
"The Quakers are clearly on to something.
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
That's because so many of them have taken LSD or magic mushrooms and felt themselves connect to the energy of the universe.
Or even been hiking alone in the Rocky Mnts. When you connect with nature you feel that one-with-everything loving energy.
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
That's because so many of them have taken LSD or magic mushrooms and felt themselves connect to the energy of the universe.
Or even been hiking alone in the Rocky Mnts. When you connect with nature you feel that one-with-everything loving energy.
Gary Larson does Hell...
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
Hilarious! I copied them to Facebook.
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
Hilarious! I copied them to Facebook.
“When I told the people of Northern Ireland that I was an atheist, a woman in the audience stood ...
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
LOL!
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
LOL!
I'm a newbie here (obviously), but I was wondering, where are the Rush (the band people) posts?
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
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birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
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I'm nice and cool
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
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birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
Hi, Rose,
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How do you handle religious in-laws?
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
Short of avoiding them altogether, ignoring all religious debate, I used a behavioral technique that worked on my parents when they kept accusing my kids every time I visited them.
It's simple..when people are doing what you want..speaking of neutral subjects, getting along, being kind and thoughtful, pay attention to them, laugh and talk with them, look at them, and engage.
The moment they start to veer off and snipe at each other, attack or insult you, etc., stop noticing them. Seem distracted, murmur "Um-hum," as though to a child, then say something about having to do something, and leave the room.
Go somewhere else and when you finally return, repeat that reaction each time they try to become abrasive. It doesn't take long to train them to behave around you.
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
Short of avoiding them altogether, ignoring all religious debate, I used a behavioral technique that worked on my parents when they kept accusing my kids every time I visited them.
It's simple..when people are doing what you want..speaking of neutral subjects, getting along, being kind and thoughtful, pay attention to them, laugh and talk with them, look at them, and engage.
The moment they start to veer off and snipe at each other, attack or insult you, etc., stop noticing them. Seem distracted, murmur "Um-hum," as though to a child, then say something about having to do something, and leave the room.
Go somewhere else and when you finally return, repeat that reaction each time they try to become abrasive. It doesn't take long to train them to behave around you.
Does anyone else here homeschool?
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
I home schooled my kids until old enough for middle school, and by then their PSAT tests showed them at upper college level, and that they were qualified for the teacher program.
I hadn't meant to home school them..they pretty much took over, started reading and speed reading as toddlers, after they began asking me to show them the phonics sounds used for the alphabet, so I used the Sing, Spell, Read and Write song series, seen on youTube.
My daughter learned to read during a commercial while we were watching a movie, when she was two years old.
She was reading 200-page books by the time she turned 3 years old, both kids doing algebra at five-they thought of algebra problems as fun "games" of finding "Mr. X", doing mental math with long strings of numbers at six, doing science experiments at five, etc.
They'd get 200 books from the local library every ten days, and each would have read five books before we got home. I had to keep going further afield to university libraries to find new books for them.
It was almost all self-directed learning..I only required them to gather books from the basic subjects each trip to the library, i.e. stacks of autobiographies and biographies of famous people on one trip, science and animals on another, human bodies and physical science at another time, etc.
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
I home schooled my kids until old enough for middle school, and by then their PSAT tests showed them at upper college level, and that they were qualified for the teacher program.
I hadn't meant to home school them..they pretty much took over, started reading and speed reading as toddlers, after they began asking me to show them the phonics sounds used for the alphabet, so I used the Sing, Spell, Read and Write song series, seen on youTube.
My daughter learned to read during a commercial while we were watching a movie, when she was two years old.
She was reading 200-page books by the time she turned 3 years old, both kids doing algebra at five-they thought of algebra problems as fun "games" of finding "Mr. X", doing mental math with long strings of numbers at six, doing science experiments at five, etc.
They'd get 200 books from the local library every ten days, and each would have read five books before we got home. I had to keep going further afield to university libraries to find new books for them.
It was almost all self-directed learning..I only required them to gather books from the basic subjects each trip to the library, i.e. stacks of autobiographies and biographies of famous people on one trip, science and animals on another, human bodies and physical science at another time, etc.
We all commonly here people saying they believe in a higher power.
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
You mean the one that ordered a man stoned to death for picking up a stick on Saturday, said a man could sell his daughters for slaves, that rebellious children should be stoned to death, that every man, woman, child, and animal must be slaughtered if they didn't surrender, and the ground sown with salt so it couldn't grow anything?
That Hebrew god was modeled on the ancient bloodthirsty, revengeful Sumerian leader, "Anu," described in the Sumerian texts.
Source energy, our Higher Selves, etc is the network of intelligent, loving, connected energy that composes the universe. It's NOT religious.
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
You mean the one that ordered a man stoned to death for picking up a stick on Saturday, said a man could sell his daughters for slaves, that rebellious children should be stoned to death, that every man, woman, child, and animal must be slaughtered if they didn't surrender, and the ground sown with salt so it couldn't grow anything?
That Hebrew god was modeled on the ancient bloodthirsty, revengeful Sumerian leader, "Anu," described in the Sumerian texts.
Source energy, our Higher Selves, etc is the network of intelligent, loving, connected energy that composes the universe. It's NOT religious.
So I'm a member of a secular humanist organization called the Houston Oasis.
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
I don't get it..do the people do anything, like go dancing, see a museum, go wine tasting? Sitting in a circle discussing esoteric topics sounds boring as church was.
I'd rather be out in the forests doing bird photography than sitting around having cerebral discussions, but if they'd do it, I'd love to go jitterbug dancing.
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
I don't get it..do the people do anything, like go dancing, see a museum, go wine tasting? Sitting in a circle discussing esoteric topics sounds boring as church was.
I'd rather be out in the forests doing bird photography than sitting around having cerebral discussions, but if they'd do it, I'd love to go jitterbug dancing.
I tend towards thinking that:
The flow of time is a illusion.
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
Yup,
Einstein proved that all matter is a form of energy, so since energy can neither be created nor destroyed, we have always existed and will always exist in some energy form. Quantum physics already tells us different dimensions exist.
"For physicists, the distinction between past, present and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion." -Einstein.
Besides, physics indicates that we are participating in creating our own universes/reality.
“Consciousness is fundamental and matter is derived from consciousness." – Max Planck, theoretical physicist who originated quantum theory, 1918 Nobel Prize in Physics
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
Yup,
Einstein proved that all matter is a form of energy, so since energy can neither be created nor destroyed, we have always existed and will always exist in some energy form. Quantum physics already tells us different dimensions exist.
"For physicists, the distinction between past, present and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion." -Einstein.
Besides, physics indicates that we are participating in creating our own universes/reality.
“Consciousness is fundamental and matter is derived from consciousness." – Max Planck, theoretical physicist who originated quantum theory, 1918 Nobel Prize in Physics
What is your Hogwarts house?
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
I voted for Ravenclaw because of their attributes.
Animal: Eagle. (I'm a fanatic bird and wildlife photographer, the reason I moved to Thailand)
Element: Air. (my ex was an airline pilot and I LOVE to fly)
Traits: Intelligence. Wit. Wisdom. Creativity. Originality. Individuality. Acceptance. (I'm LGBTQ, an inventor, writer, musician, artist, and I love to move to other countries and live like the locals do)
"Harry Potter fans Group"
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
I voted for Ravenclaw because of their attributes.
Animal: Eagle. (I'm a fanatic bird and wildlife photographer, the reason I moved to Thailand)
Element: Air. (my ex was an airline pilot and I LOVE to fly)
Traits: Intelligence. Wit. Wisdom. Creativity. Originality. Individuality. Acceptance. (I'm LGBTQ, an inventor, writer, musician, artist, and I love to move to other countries and live like the locals do)
"Harry Potter fans Group"
My new favorite word.
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
Plenty of them on this website, strangely..keeps my "blocking" finger busy.
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
Plenty of them on this website, strangely..keeps my "blocking" finger busy.
Good reads!!?
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
My FAVE indie series is by first-time novelist Misha Burnett, the Catskinner series.
I read and reread the series, then begged Misha on Facebook to write the next novel in the series, since he left the story hanging after four books.
Premise: ordinary, skinny guy just wants a normal life, but his parents bound him to an alien energy (using a tattoo) when he was a baby..one that loves to kill.
He's worked out a compromise with "Catskinner," his alien energy rider; he won't kill himself if Catskinner will listen to him and only kill when he allows it.
He makes a lot of money as a hired killer, but gradually begins to realize that the people he works with, and many in his neighborhood also are "different" - having bargained with other alien entities in exchange for certain powers.
As he begins to realize the world is different than he thought..he finds that even the beautiful woman who he loves isn't as she seems..
https://www.amazon.com/Catskinners-Book-Lost-Doors-ebook/dp/B008MPNBNS
birdingnut comments on Jun 6, 2018:
My FAVE indie series is by first-time novelist Misha Burnett, the Catskinner series.
I read and reread the series, then begged Misha on Facebook to write the next novel in the series, since he left the story hanging after four books.
Premise: ordinary, skinny guy just wants a normal life, but his parents bound him to an alien energy (using a tattoo) when he was a baby..one that loves to kill.
He's worked out a compromise with "Catskinner," his alien energy rider; he won't kill himself if Catskinner will listen to him and only kill when he allows it.
He makes a lot of money as a hired killer, but gradually begins to realize that the people he works with, and many in his neighborhood also are "different" - having bargained with other alien entities in exchange for certain powers.
As he begins to realize the world is different than he thought..he finds that even the beautiful woman who he loves isn't as she seems..
https://www.amazon.com/Catskinners-Book-Lost-Doors-ebook/dp/B008MPNBNS
How would u respond if someone put this statement to u.
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
Circular thinking and a not-very-bright person.
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
Circular thinking and a not-very-bright person.
HOW TO BE ATTRACTIVE
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birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
Um..that's for women.
Men are typically the ones who seek out women, ask them out, etc., although of course high IQ men are statistically androgynous (having mixed gender characteristics) so might have femme tendencies and wish to be pursued.
Plenty of high IQ women are also high in masculine traits and like to do the pursuing, so it often works out.
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
Um..that's for women.
Men are typically the ones who seek out women, ask them out, etc., although of course high IQ men are statistically androgynous (having mixed gender characteristics) so might have femme tendencies and wish to be pursued.
Plenty of high IQ women are also high in masculine traits and like to do the pursuing, so it often works out.
A few animal photos from the US, three pics caught on trail cam.
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
In case some of you more woodsy people wonder how I knew what gender these animals are..I checked their tracks in the snow or mud the next day.
Female mammals have wider pelvises, so their back foot prints overstep the front foot prints slightly to the outside, while males have wider shoulders, so their hind foot prints step slightly to the inside of the front prints.
Once I knew what the animals looked like, I could ID their genders just from trail cam photos, when the ground was dry.
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
In case some of you more woodsy people wonder how I knew what gender these animals are..I checked their tracks in the snow or mud the next day.
Female mammals have wider pelvises, so their back foot prints overstep the front foot prints slightly to the outside, while males have wider shoulders, so their hind foot prints step slightly to the inside of the front prints.
Once I knew what the animals looked like, I could ID their genders just from trail cam photos, when the ground was dry.
Vatican declares it’s now OK to play sport on a Sunday (as long as you don’t miss Mass)
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
I'm sure he watches the games, in secret.
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
I'm sure he watches the games, in secret.
A guide to understanding tRump.
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
HAHAHAHAHAHA I copied this to Facebook.
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
HAHAHAHAHAHA I copied this to Facebook.
This point system that I seem to be climbing in rapidly.
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
Link to FAQ and a website tutorial: https://agnostic.com/welcome
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
Link to FAQ and a website tutorial: https://agnostic.com/welcome
It's probably me but when I am informed about I have so many "matches", I can never find where they ...
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birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
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Hi there! Brand new to this site.
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
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birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
Hi, Janny, and welcome to the website!
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Tired of being trolled anytime you mention a supernatural experience?
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
Here is an older thread where agnostic.com members are discussing their experiences with teleportation.
https://agnostic.com/discussion/5367/i-am-curious-if-anyone-here-believes-in-actual-physical-body-car-etc-teleportation-do-you-belie
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
Here is an older thread where agnostic.com members are discussing their experiences with teleportation.
https://agnostic.com/discussion/5367/i-am-curious-if-anyone-here-believes-in-actual-physical-body-car-etc-teleportation-do-you-belie
Tired of being trolled anytime you mention a supernatural experience?
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
Teleportation is discussed in this thread, as agnostic.com members tell their own experiences.
https://agnostic.com/discussion/5367/i-am-curious-if-anyone-here-believes-in-actual-physical-body-car-etc-teleportation-do-you-belie
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
Teleportation is discussed in this thread, as agnostic.com members tell their own experiences.
https://agnostic.com/discussion/5367/i-am-curious-if-anyone-here-believes-in-actual-physical-body-car-etc-teleportation-do-you-belie
How has abuse affected your dating and relationships?
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
I'm the opposite; I withdrew from the offenders and other unpleasant people, but I also sometimes become confrontational if someone tries to bully me.
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
I'm the opposite; I withdrew from the offenders and other unpleasant people, but I also sometimes become confrontational if someone tries to bully me.
Why must we respect people's religious beliefs when such respect is not reciprocated?
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
Best to treat them as you would treat a small child telling you an imaginary tale; just nod and murmur "Um..hum," while looking vaguely distracted, then mumble something about meeting someone and wander off.
It quickly trains people not to talk religion to you.
If someone still follows you to rant, continue the bored behavior; let your attention seem to wander, then politely excuse yourself, and leave the room.
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
Best to treat them as you would treat a small child telling you an imaginary tale; just nod and murmur "Um..hum," while looking vaguely distracted, then mumble something about meeting someone and wander off.
It quickly trains people not to talk religion to you.
If someone still follows you to rant, continue the bored behavior; let your attention seem to wander, then politely excuse yourself, and leave the room.
A Secular Apocalypse!
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
Who does? I'm pinning my hopes on all the fresh faces running for office now..more women, more LGBTQ people, more people of color.
The old white guy guard all want to hang onto power..well, maybe not Bernie, LOL!
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
Who does? I'm pinning my hopes on all the fresh faces running for office now..more women, more LGBTQ people, more people of color.
The old white guy guard all want to hang onto power..well, maybe not Bernie, LOL!
In 2009, a sad/funny/weird/scary thing happen to me while on a dating site date.
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
Rule of thumb for first and second dates:
Drive your own car to meet him in a public place only. Do NOT get in the car alone with him or let him know where you live.
I once got in the car with a man, a friend's nephew, to drive to the movies on a second date, and he tried to force himself on me.
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
Rule of thumb for first and second dates:
Drive your own car to meet him in a public place only. Do NOT get in the car alone with him or let him know where you live.
I once got in the car with a man, a friend's nephew, to drive to the movies on a second date, and he tried to force himself on me.
Bibliophile Checkin
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
This is a partial list of some favorites
1.Misha Burnett "Catskinner" novel series (fantasy, sci-fi, horror)
2.Adolfo Kaminsky: A Forger's Life, by Sarah Kaminsky. (autobiography)
3.Till We Have Faces, by C.S. Lewis, (fiction)
4.Harpo Speaks! by Harpo Marx (autobiography)
5.The Persian Boy, by Mary Renault (historical fiction)
6.The Glass Castle and Half Broke Horses, by Jeannette Walls (autobiography, semi-fictional biography)
7.Old Man's War series, by John Scazi..or ANY John Scalzi book (sci-fi)
8.Stranger in a Strange Land, Doorway into Summer, or most Robert A. Heinlein books (sci-fi)
9.The Harry Potter series, J.K. Rowling (she's VERY C.S. Lewis!)
10.Seabiscuit: An American Legend, by Laura Hillenbrand (historical biography)
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
This is a partial list of some favorites
1.Misha Burnett "Catskinner" novel series (fantasy, sci-fi, horror)
2.Adolfo Kaminsky: A Forger's Life, by Sarah Kaminsky. (autobiography)
3.Till We Have Faces, by C.S. Lewis, (fiction)
4.Harpo Speaks! by Harpo Marx (autobiography)
5.The Persian Boy, by Mary Renault (historical fiction)
6.The Glass Castle and Half Broke Horses, by Jeannette Walls (autobiography, semi-fictional biography)
7.Old Man's War series, by John Scazi..or ANY John Scalzi book (sci-fi)
8.Stranger in a Strange Land, Doorway into Summer, or most Robert A. Heinlein books (sci-fi)
9.The Harry Potter series, J.K. Rowling (she's VERY C.S. Lewis!)
10.Seabiscuit: An American Legend, by Laura Hillenbrand (historical biography)
Anyone from the austin area here?
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It's amazing how so much beautiful music was commissioned by the church.
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
For centuries musicians were dependent on wealthy patrons to pay them, unless they wanted to play music on the street for money, so many early compositions were written to amuse kings.
When the church rose to wealth and power, they became the major music sponsors, asking musicians to write religious music for church services.
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
For centuries musicians were dependent on wealthy patrons to pay them, unless they wanted to play music on the street for money, so many early compositions were written to amuse kings.
When the church rose to wealth and power, they became the major music sponsors, asking musicians to write religious music for church services.
The tyranny of distance. It's a long way between Australia and the UK & US. Pity. :(
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
Why? Did you meet a British soul mate?
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
Why? Did you meet a British soul mate?
What's the best thing you've ever done for your self?
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
Moving to Thailand.
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
Moving to Thailand.
If i was your supposed all knowing and all powerful God, i would just take down the one single enemy...
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
If there were a god, or a devil.
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
If there were a god, or a devil.
Has anyone encountered a fake account on here?
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
Yes, several people, one of whom asked me to date him exclusively, right away. Yet when I asked for his real name, he began hedging, and refused.
I usually block them the moment I feel suspicious.
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
Yes, several people, one of whom asked me to date him exclusively, right away. Yet when I asked for his real name, he began hedging, and refused.
I usually block them the moment I feel suspicious.
My bff and former roommate of 32 years was convicted of forging prescriptions and trafficking ...
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
People often feel shame when they have received charity. It's the same with borrowed money - once you lend money to even a good friend, that person will often avoid you, afraid you'll bring it up.
birdingnut comments on Jun 5, 2018:
People often feel shame when they have received charity. It's the same with borrowed money - once you lend money to even a good friend, that person will often avoid you, afraid you'll bring it up.
When down by the river, l was able to catch some pics of this young armadillo just outside its ...
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
Cute!
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
Cute!
What is the best way to find people in your area and communicate with them ?
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I got in late last night from six days of camping with no cell phone service.
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
Sounds like you had fun!
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
Sounds like you had fun!
If your in the Palm Bay Florida area tomorrow night about 7pm come tp the Broken Barrel Tavern at ...
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As an atheist living in the bible belt, it is difficult to meet like minded women.
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Social Exchange Theory. Do you think most people are like this?
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
Yes and no. For romantic partners, that's so, at least in the beginning before too much investment has occurred.
With family and relatives, not so much.
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
Yes and no. For romantic partners, that's so, at least in the beginning before too much investment has occurred.
With family and relatives, not so much.
Somebody asked about a new site called Mewe.
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
I did, and just joined. Then I joined several groups; the mule lovers, LGBTQ, photography, etc.
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
I did, and just joined. Then I joined several groups; the mule lovers, LGBTQ, photography, etc.
So my sister started a load of laundry and in the middle of the cycle te washer started making a ...
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
Been there, done that.
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
Been there, done that.
Ruin a first date in 4 words
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
Can my kids come?
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
Can my kids come?
What is your favorite season?
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
Year round tropical weather, about 84 degrees, with a sea breeze.
Like I have here in Songkhla, Thailand, near the beach.
Pic: Me at Samila Beach, Songkhla
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
Year round tropical weather, about 84 degrees, with a sea breeze.
Like I have here in Songkhla, Thailand, near the beach.
Pic: Me at Samila Beach, Songkhla
The sun never set on the British Empire for, what ?
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
I hope you're not mourning the passing of an invasive, exploitive empire.
I admire the British for peacefully allowing so many countries to regain their independence.
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
I hope you're not mourning the passing of an invasive, exploitive empire.
I admire the British for peacefully allowing so many countries to regain their independence.
Teleporters
I was having an odd but fun conversation the other day and thought I'd being it over ...
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
Hmmm....you do know that there are people who actually teleport. Many of them, in fact. Usually, people don't do it deliberately - they just find themselves somewhere else when they are in danger, but some eastern disciplines allow people to teleport at will.
We are all made of energy, and time and space don't really exist, so why not?
This has happened to me numerous times, and my brother-in-law, a close friend, and my daughter have also reported teleporting. In fact, I usually didn't realize it had happened to me until later, since it seemed normal at the time.
Once, I found my car behind a monster truck that was about to hit me head on in a narrow mountain road with steep gullies on both sides of the road.
Several times I started out with my husband on trips that should have taken several hours, only to see the exit signs for the city almost as soon as we got on the interstate.
When my car's speedometer stopped working, suddenly I was able to drive to Louisville from my farm near Morehead, KY, in 20 minutes instead of two hours, and to Cincinnati, OH, in 40 minutes when it should have taken three hours.
I didn't pay much attention, although my dad met me in the driveway freaking out when I called him from my sister's house in Louisville just before starting for home, and arrived at my house in 20 minutes, even though I'd stopped for gas on the way. He kept yelling that it was impossible, but I didn't pay much attention to him.
But after I got a car with a working speedometer, suddenly those same trips took several hours apiece, to my annoyance.
A few years later, my daughter's car's speedometer also stopped working, and the same thing happened to her. Others on this website have reported similar things happening to them.
If you troll me, I'll just block you.
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
Hmmm....you do know that there are people who actually teleport. Many of them, in fact. Usually, people don't do it deliberately - they just find themselves somewhere else when they are in danger, but some eastern disciplines allow people to teleport at will.
We are all made of energy, and time and space don't really exist, so why not?
This has happened to me numerous times, and my brother-in-law, a close friend, and my daughter have also reported teleporting. In fact, I usually didn't realize it had happened to me until later, since it seemed normal at the time.
Once, I found my car behind a monster truck that was about to hit me head on in a narrow mountain road with steep gullies on both sides of the road.
Several times I started out with my husband on trips that should have taken several hours, only to see the exit signs for the city almost as soon as we got on the interstate.
When my car's speedometer stopped working, suddenly I was able to drive to Louisville from my farm near Morehead, KY, in 20 minutes instead of two hours, and to Cincinnati, OH, in 40 minutes when it should have taken three hours.
I didn't pay much attention, although my dad met me in the driveway freaking out when I called him from my sister's house in Louisville just before starting for home, and arrived at my house in 20 minutes, even though I'd stopped for gas on the way. He kept yelling that it was impossible, but I didn't pay much attention to him.
But after I got a car with a working speedometer, suddenly those same trips took several hours apiece, to my annoyance.
A few years later, my daughter's car's speedometer also stopped working, and the same thing happened to her. Others on this website have reported similar things happening to them.
If you troll me, I'll just block you.
I am teaching my son how to drive, he drove me out to the light house and back again on Mission ...
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
Yup. My daughter was riding her bike at four years old and I taught both kids to drive when my daughter was eight and my son was 11 years old, on our Kentucky farm.
My plan was to teach them before they became rebellious teenagers, because at this age they were still willing to practice, just to get to drive. Besides, I reasoned that when they were older, eventually they'd take the car in the night and go joy-riding and I preferred they have driving skills first.
I laid a section of folded newspaper in the long driveway and had them practice stopping the car with a specified wheel in the middle of the paper until they could do it perfectly with any wheel I told them to.
Next I set out a maze homemade of traffic cones and had them first practice driving through the maze, then backing the car through it, stopping and starting when I said.
When they mastered that, I let the kids take take turns driving up the holler road that runs beside our farm up a steep hill to a remote pond where we swam in the summer. They had to stop and start the car on the steep slope repeatedly, until they could do it without spinning the wheels in the gravel, and then park the car correctly at the top.
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
Yup. My daughter was riding her bike at four years old and I taught both kids to drive when my daughter was eight and my son was 11 years old, on our Kentucky farm.
My plan was to teach them before they became rebellious teenagers, because at this age they were still willing to practice, just to get to drive. Besides, I reasoned that when they were older, eventually they'd take the car in the night and go joy-riding and I preferred they have driving skills first.
I laid a section of folded newspaper in the long driveway and had them practice stopping the car with a specified wheel in the middle of the paper until they could do it perfectly with any wheel I told them to.
Next I set out a maze homemade of traffic cones and had them first practice driving through the maze, then backing the car through it, stopping and starting when I said.
When they mastered that, I let the kids take take turns driving up the holler road that runs beside our farm up a steep hill to a remote pond where we swam in the summer. They had to stop and start the car on the steep slope repeatedly, until they could do it without spinning the wheels in the gravel, and then park the car correctly at the top.
I met someone today that does not believe in evolution! I was speechless. What do you say???
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
I don't either.
I side with Lloyd Pye and his Intervention Theory of Origins—
of the Universe, of Life, of Hominoids, and of Humans. (Everything You Know Is Wrong Essentials Book 1)
He disproves evolution (not enough time between sudden leaps in "evolution" and unexplained DNA) and shows that the earth was terraformed.
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
I don't either.
I side with Lloyd Pye and his Intervention Theory of Origins—
of the Universe, of Life, of Hominoids, and of Humans. (Everything You Know Is Wrong Essentials Book 1)
He disproves evolution (not enough time between sudden leaps in "evolution" and unexplained DNA) and shows that the earth was terraformed.
I got a laugh out of this & I hope you do too. [msn.com]
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
LOL! Kentucky rednecks love Trump, because Trump is basically white trash.
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
LOL! Kentucky rednecks love Trump, because Trump is basically white trash.
If you left being a part of a religion...
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
The 2016 election.
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
The 2016 election.
There is a higher spiritual being we are just pieces of the body of the greater being for example ...
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
Yup, "Source," or our "Higher Consciousness." All energy is connected and is intelligent.
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
Yup, "Source," or our "Higher Consciousness." All energy is connected and is intelligent.
I am about to scream.
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
If it was me, I'd tell them about cannabis oil, and distance myself if necessary.
Landmark Study Shows Half of Cancer Patients are Killed by Chemo — NOT Cancer http://thefreethoughtproject.com/chemotherapy-study-cancer-patients/
BBC News - Growing evidence that cannabis oil can cure serious diseases like cancer http://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-32020114/can-cannabis-oil-cure-serious-diseases-like-cancer
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
If it was me, I'd tell them about cannabis oil, and distance myself if necessary.
Landmark Study Shows Half of Cancer Patients are Killed by Chemo — NOT Cancer http://thefreethoughtproject.com/chemotherapy-study-cancer-patients/
BBC News - Growing evidence that cannabis oil can cure serious diseases like cancer http://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-32020114/can-cannabis-oil-cure-serious-diseases-like-cancer
Got so busy posting fountain pics that l totally forgot about this little guy from yesterday! Was ...
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
Aaaw! A redstripe ribbon snake..so cute!
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
Aaaw! A redstripe ribbon snake..so cute!
Dating Losers: Frustrated Video Dater Steven Morris - Blooper - YouTube
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
HAHAHAHAHA! Great comedy, but of course we all "feel ya."
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
HAHAHAHAHA! Great comedy, but of course we all "feel ya."
I'm interested in making friends around Fargo, especially women interested in music, are musicians, ...
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New to this site. Just checking it out and seeing if there's anyone who wants to chat.
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Men with longer legs more attractive to women, say researchers | The Independent
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
Like the article said, the slightly longer legs were indicative of stronger genetics and immune systems, and the women were instinctively choosing men of that category, as they do with choosing men with odors that convey similar information about their immune systems and fitness.
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
Like the article said, the slightly longer legs were indicative of stronger genetics and immune systems, and the women were instinctively choosing men of that category, as they do with choosing men with odors that convey similar information about their immune systems and fitness.
A muslim acquaintance is fascinated that I don't believe in god.
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
You're braver than I am. Here in Songkhla, Thailand, religion is never discussed and Hindus, Muslims, and Buddhists just get along as though they were the same.
birdingnut comments on Jun 4, 2018:
You're braver than I am. Here in Songkhla, Thailand, religion is never discussed and Hindus, Muslims, and Buddhists just get along as though they were the same.
Sunday without football...RN4L
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
Even if I were back in the US, I wouldn't watch the NFL after their ban on black players protesting unarmed black men being shot by white supremacist police.
But beyond that, every time those players crash into each other they are sustaining permanent brain damage which could eventually kill them.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
Even if I were back in the US, I wouldn't watch the NFL after their ban on black players protesting unarmed black men being shot by white supremacist police.
But beyond that, every time those players crash into each other they are sustaining permanent brain damage which could eventually kill them.
Are there any single ladies in the Mission BC area who would like to talk?
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I used to think that religion was one of the biggest problems in the world.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
They are part of the same population deception and control package.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
They are part of the same population deception and control package.
Where are all of you from?
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
I'm currently living in Thailand and everywhere I've lived I've seen mixed gender presentation people living normal lives and totally accepted by the community. Thai Buddhism accepts a Third Gender, so at least in areas lacking Christian Western influence, transgender and nonbinary people are accepted as normal and work in regular jobs.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
I'm currently living in Thailand and everywhere I've lived I've seen mixed gender presentation people living normal lives and totally accepted by the community. Thai Buddhism accepts a Third Gender, so at least in areas lacking Christian Western influence, transgender and nonbinary people are accepted as normal and work in regular jobs.
Over the course of my deconversion I experienced a variety of emotions towards church and ...
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
Life doesn't end with death.
Einstein taught us that all matter is a form of energy, so since energy can neither be created nor destroyed, we have always existed and will always exist in some energy form. No reason to think souls don't exist, and quantum physics already tells us different dimensions exist.
"For us believing physicists, the distinction between past, present and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion." -Einstein.
There has been a lot reincarnation research with children ages 2-6 who remember past lives, where researchers are able to verify what the children remember..past conversations, events, knowing family members in another place, even several children, who had been murdered in a past life, leading police to their old bodies and pointing out their murderers, who confessed.
Some children remembered being animals, trees, being on other planets, or being ghosts between reincarnations. Yet the details of many of the incidents they remembered while in these forms were confirmed by the researchers.
Both my sister and I were born remembering a past life and I have since remembered some events of about seven reincarnations, even one as an ancient wolf. I was even able to google a few of the events I remembered from a past reincarnations and found the details to be true.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
Life doesn't end with death.
Einstein taught us that all matter is a form of energy, so since energy can neither be created nor destroyed, we have always existed and will always exist in some energy form. No reason to think souls don't exist, and quantum physics already tells us different dimensions exist.
"For us believing physicists, the distinction between past, present and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion." -Einstein.
There has been a lot reincarnation research with children ages 2-6 who remember past lives, where researchers are able to verify what the children remember..past conversations, events, knowing family members in another place, even several children, who had been murdered in a past life, leading police to their old bodies and pointing out their murderers, who confessed.
Some children remembered being animals, trees, being on other planets, or being ghosts between reincarnations. Yet the details of many of the incidents they remembered while in these forms were confirmed by the researchers.
Both my sister and I were born remembering a past life and I have since remembered some events of about seven reincarnations, even one as an ancient wolf. I was even able to google a few of the events I remembered from a past reincarnations and found the details to be true.
Hello im new to this group.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
One trick I learned to get rid of ptsd was to imagine traumatic incidents they way they should have happened, with the accidents not happening, or people treating me with love and respect. I first used this to stop flash backs from a horrible car accident I witnessed in which my entire family was almost wiped out.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
One trick I learned to get rid of ptsd was to imagine traumatic incidents they way they should have happened, with the accidents not happening, or people treating me with love and respect. I first used this to stop flash backs from a horrible car accident I witnessed in which my entire family was almost wiped out.
Are "selfies" disingenuous?
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
Depends. I am a bird and wildlife photographer here in Thailand so usually carry expensive cameras with 400mm lenses, so it's not practical to take selfies.
But my daughter complained she seldom saw any photos of me so I began using my Galaxy Note 10.1 for selfies.
Here are a few:
1.selfie on Samila Beach, Songkhla
2.Photo in mirror of me with my camouflaged camera
3.selfie on my Songkhla apartment balcony
4.selfie taken while crossing the Gulf of Thailand harbor by ferry, on my motorbike
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
Depends. I am a bird and wildlife photographer here in Thailand so usually carry expensive cameras with 400mm lenses, so it's not practical to take selfies.
But my daughter complained she seldom saw any photos of me so I began using my Galaxy Note 10.1 for selfies.
Here are a few:
1.selfie on Samila Beach, Songkhla
2.Photo in mirror of me with my camouflaged camera
3.selfie on my Songkhla apartment balcony
4.selfie taken while crossing the Gulf of Thailand harbor by ferry, on my motorbike
Beautiful day here in Bluff, New Zealand. Hi to all, wishing you a safe and great weekend :)
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
Here in Songkhla, Thailand, also.
Here is a sefie taken at Samila Beach, Songkhla.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
Here in Songkhla, Thailand, also.
Here is a sefie taken at Samila Beach, Songkhla.
I'm an atheist Unitarian Universalist.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
Interesting. You might consider writing your profile.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
Interesting. You might consider writing your profile.
Where are you from?
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
I was born of American missionary parents in Haiti, next to Cuba.
I commuted to the US every five years for a year to keep up my American citizenship, and moved to the US for college in Kentucky, after which I lived in various states, such as IN, GA, CA, IA, CO, and NJ.
But because my mom's family farm was near Morehead, KY, that's where I lived the longest.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
I was born of American missionary parents in Haiti, next to Cuba.
I commuted to the US every five years for a year to keep up my American citizenship, and moved to the US for college in Kentucky, after which I lived in various states, such as IN, GA, CA, IA, CO, and NJ.
But because my mom's family farm was near Morehead, KY, that's where I lived the longest.
It has been a horrible day.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
It depends. You signed up for dating on this website but you're married. Perhaps you are falsely accusing her and are the one who needs help.
If you are serious and there really is something wrong, there are natural remedies, such as CBD oil, magic mushrooms, ayahuasca, etc. that can reset the bipolar mind.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
It depends. You signed up for dating on this website but you're married. Perhaps you are falsely accusing her and are the one who needs help.
If you are serious and there really is something wrong, there are natural remedies, such as CBD oil, magic mushrooms, ayahuasca, etc. that can reset the bipolar mind.
Unclean animals?
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
Because it's just a silly book, copied from the Sumerian texts and other writings.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
Because it's just a silly book, copied from the Sumerian texts and other writings.
I am actually angry tonight.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
You can check online for local meet ups, join community groups that do things you also enjoy, such as dancing, volunteer to help clean up a park or repair a national park trail.
Facebook is launching a new dating/meet up app that lets members of like interests meet at local events, etc.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
You can check online for local meet ups, join community groups that do things you also enjoy, such as dancing, volunteer to help clean up a park or repair a national park trail.
Facebook is launching a new dating/meet up app that lets members of like interests meet at local events, etc.
So I gave up crossword puzzles for Sudoku.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
LOL!
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
LOL!
Would you contact a person with this bio?
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
Lacks reasons for people to join your happy life, if they already have one of their own.
Perhaps it should list a few representative things you enjoy doing; interests, hobbies, etc.
It might scare away a few gold-diggers, but normally it's the man who does the pursuing, so shouldn't be an issue.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
Lacks reasons for people to join your happy life, if they already have one of their own.
Perhaps it should list a few representative things you enjoy doing; interests, hobbies, etc.
It might scare away a few gold-diggers, but normally it's the man who does the pursuing, so shouldn't be an issue.
I hate to be the evangelical of the group but... I do highly recommend those last two items.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
Yup.
That way you don't have to worry about matching your socks, and if you open a banana from the end, like a monkey does, it easily pops open.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
Yup.
That way you don't have to worry about matching your socks, and if you open a banana from the end, like a monkey does, it easily pops open.
I'm way too picky for my own good...also it's damn hard to find single atheist women...just sayin
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
There's a reason for that..more than two out of three atheists are men in the US.
http://www.pewforum.org/2016/03/22/women-more-likely-than-men-to-affiliate-with-a-religion/
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
There's a reason for that..more than two out of three atheists are men in the US.
http://www.pewforum.org/2016/03/22/women-more-likely-than-men-to-affiliate-with-a-religion/
I completely agree!
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
Or take CBD oil to keep yourself calm.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
Or take CBD oil to keep yourself calm.
I feel as though the people in my life are attracted to me because of how I make them feel.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
Sure, I used to be that way. Then one day I decided I'd had enough, and I learned to use a new word. No.
Not "No" with excuses why not, but just "No."
If someone tries to borrow money, I just say I "never" lend money. If they ask me to do something for them, I just say I have other plans. I don't give details, just vague remarks, then act disinterested and walk away.
If asked where I'm going, I mumble something about meeting someone, but I don't engage.
Afterward, I avoid that person. I don't need "takers" in my life.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
Sure, I used to be that way. Then one day I decided I'd had enough, and I learned to use a new word. No.
Not "No" with excuses why not, but just "No."
If someone tries to borrow money, I just say I "never" lend money. If they ask me to do something for them, I just say I have other plans. I don't give details, just vague remarks, then act disinterested and walk away.
If asked where I'm going, I mumble something about meeting someone, but I don't engage.
Afterward, I avoid that person. I don't need "takers" in my life.
Is there any Christian in this group who can explain why god feels the need to burn billions of ...
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
I'm guessing because fear and hate are excellent ways to control a population..just ask Trump.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
I'm guessing because fear and hate are excellent ways to control a population..just ask Trump.
Found Roseanne’s replacement!
[youtu.be]
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! She's great!
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! She's great!
How many people do you follow?
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
LOL!
You live in a remote (to most), cold area of the US, so might not be a lot of members nearby for a meet-up.
You can check local meet up "events," from the drop-down menu under the "Meet" button at the top of the page, or check "members", also under the "Meet" button.
If you want to fly down to Songkhla, Thailand, I'll hang with you a bit, but you'd better serve your time in paradise hitting the tourist resorts.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
LOL!
You live in a remote (to most), cold area of the US, so might not be a lot of members nearby for a meet-up.
You can check local meet up "events," from the drop-down menu under the "Meet" button at the top of the page, or check "members", also under the "Meet" button.
If you want to fly down to Songkhla, Thailand, I'll hang with you a bit, but you'd better serve your time in paradise hitting the tourist resorts.
50-60% of our DNA is exactly the same as a banana.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
LOL! Puts new meaning to the term, "He's bananas!"
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
LOL! Puts new meaning to the term, "He's bananas!"
Don't do it.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
Good rule of thumb..
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
Good rule of thumb..
For fellow Trump Supporters! You are not alone!
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
I hope you're joking. If you really are for that sexual predator Nazi-loving racist misogynist, then I will block you so I don't have to read any bovine manure from you.
birdingnut comments on Jun 3, 2018:
I hope you're joking. If you really are for that sexual predator Nazi-loving racist misogynist, then I will block you so I don't have to read any bovine manure from you.
What was the most significant (in a positive way) invention of the 20th century?
birdingnut comments on Jun 2, 2018:
The personal computer, which allowed Google search to come about.
It allows all people to leap frog over the gate keepers and find things out for themselves
birdingnut comments on Jun 2, 2018:
The personal computer, which allowed Google search to come about.
It allows all people to leap frog over the gate keepers and find things out for themselves
How do you handle family members that have cut you off or vice versa?
birdingnut comments on Jun 2, 2018:
Most of my siblings ganged up on me eight years ago when my abusive ex started accusing me, in an effort to stop me from divorcing him.
Then my siblings joined in and emailed some terrible things about me, so I moved to Thailand and ignored them.
My one sister who remained friendly with me told a few days that my brothers are now trying to get in touch with me.
Since I'm on Facebook, shouldn't be that difficult. But I've made no effort to reach out to them.
birdingnut comments on Jun 2, 2018:
Most of my siblings ganged up on me eight years ago when my abusive ex started accusing me, in an effort to stop me from divorcing him.
Then my siblings joined in and emailed some terrible things about me, so I moved to Thailand and ignored them.
My one sister who remained friendly with me told a few days that my brothers are now trying to get in touch with me.
Since I'm on Facebook, shouldn't be that difficult. But I've made no effort to reach out to them.
An article about "5 ways to be intimate?
birdingnut comments on Jun 2, 2018:
NO. It's pretty useless. I mean, Love.
Just love and forgive.
What nonsense. That's the advice a pastor gave me when I came in for counseling with my cheating, abusive husband.
I finally just dumped him. Problem solved.
birdingnut comments on Jun 2, 2018:
NO. It's pretty useless. I mean, Love.
Just love and forgive.
What nonsense. That's the advice a pastor gave me when I came in for counseling with my cheating, abusive husband.
I finally just dumped him. Problem solved.
The newly-released January memo from Trump's lawyers to special counsel, Robert Mueller, and its ...
birdingnut comments on Jun 2, 2018:
Hopefully, the lyrics to Coldplay's Viva la Vida, supposedly a song about French king Louis XVI (the king in the original painting) during the French Revolution, will soon be true for our fake king as well.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvgZkm1xWPE
birdingnut comments on Jun 2, 2018:
Hopefully, the lyrics to Coldplay's Viva la Vida, supposedly a song about French king Louis XVI (the king in the original painting) during the French Revolution, will soon be true for our fake king as well.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvgZkm1xWPE
Ladies, we burned the bra in the 70s.
birdingnut comments on Jun 2, 2018:
Link: Wearing a bra weakens the muscles that hold up the breasts, resulting in greater breast sagging, Jean-Denis Rouillon, a sports science expert from the University of Besançon, France, reported after a 15-year study.
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/259073.php
birdingnut comments on Jun 2, 2018:
Link: Wearing a bra weakens the muscles that hold up the breasts, resulting in greater breast sagging, Jean-Denis Rouillon, a sports science expert from the University of Besançon, France, reported after a 15-year study.
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/259073.php
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