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[quote=tvashtarkatena I grew up in the age of muscle cars... ...although I drove a Beetle. this explains so much about you

that may well be, but that does not dis prove that humans are part of nature. I'll bet someone could get funding to try to disprove this though... Well, yeah. I mean, nature is dirt and stuff, whereas we're all made in God's image. Ergo, God is a Bellevue housewife on a taun taun with an urgent breast implant appointment. It makes sense, right? I think about this kind of stuff a lot. according to my vary favorite author on the face of the planet all red heads and blonds are aliens. and only the red heads are the good guys. i can't recall what the theory was on people with brown hair.... i 'm a natural blond but i often disguise my self with red dye... does that mean i can not except my own evil nature.... these are the things i htink about

that's a theory; not a fact. The bible has some interesting theories too, like "go stone to death disobedient children". there is lots of crap in the bible, but that one i really like i can't wait til the next ice age and i hope it happens in my life time. I think i better learn to ski better though

recovering from what? 9 times out of 10 no matter what i am recovering from the magic is in the pb&j on whole grain toast.

that was funny but i am not sure how it made my spray addiction any less addicted

very true. what i am looking for are the smaller class sizes. if my kids are going to smoke, fuck, do drugs, party, drink or be crappy people they are going to do that no matter what school I send them to.

last summer i was on the back of my boyfriends bike, we were stopped at a stop light with a car between us and the light. while we were sitting there waiting, we saw a totally gnarly motor cycle accident. after every thing was cleaned up, and we had given our statement, we went home and got the car.

now thats funny thats a sandwich that needs no filling

because zee spray eet ees like zee crack... *help*

they make the ROCKIN" world go round *nods*

Just curious, how many "frazzled-underappreciated-supermartyr" stay at home mom's have you met? I'm not sure if I've meet any, despite the growing cadre of moms in our life now. Roughly 50%. IMO most women seem to vocalize complaints and perceived hardships way, way, way, way more than men, and tend to center their conversation on what's going on in their lives way more than men. Might be more psychologically healthy for them, definitely more tiresome for me. Always been way more interested in ideas than listening to an infinite loop of domestic/personal minutia/trivia. you and i should never get married. I process my life verbally. i solve problems buy talking about them. i think in a very typical female way in that i work better in a group than i do alone. what can i say, i am a people person i find the differences between men and women fascinating.

yep yep, a evolutionary experiment completely fouled up

oh so true. we are but a hair follicle on the large ass of time

i keep waiting for them to open the coffee place where they need a reasonably attractive older woman to wear next to nothing. i would SO be there --i am so joking. i do NOT have the body to do that any more. funny thing is, when i did... i thought i was fat *shrugs* go figure.

I think hot women are hot. and they are fun too. I think i have more fun at strip clubs than guys do. i get to touch and often times i get pulled up on stage or half stripped by the stripper. it is a riot and a great way to blow 100$ if i am in the mood. i especially like it when it is not my dollars i am throwing down.

that may well be, but that does not dis prove that humans are part of nature.

there is a huge community of home schoolers here. there are a ton of resources and most of the people that i know who home school are very happy with their choice. we also have many charter schools that are absolutely wonderful. i am fortunate enough to live in an area where our public schools are relatively safe and quite good. i have been so pleased with the school my boys are at. but i do not have a hard fast WAY that things will go. I have the idea that i want the boys to switch to a private school in high school and i have it picked out. we will see how things go. If i have learned one thing from my boys is they are their own people with their own minds and their own way of doing things and meeting their own needs. i really like to take their opinion into consideration when we make these big decisions. I have offered home school and Waldorf or (darn it whats the other one....stoopid brain) to my boys but they are very satisfied and getting an excellent education where they are at.

Just curious, how many "frazzled-underappreciated-supermartyr" stay at home mom's have you met? I'm not sure if I've meet any, despite the growing cadre of moms in our life now. i think it depends on the day. i felt that way sometimes, and i met other moms that felt that way sometimes too. the ones who claimed there lives were perfect and nothing ever went wrong or bothered them, well i just figured they were lying and they would wind up in the loony bin as far as what archy said about being at home being isolating etc. that was the case for me. much of that was perpetuated by my own perceptions, and my personal issues i was going through at the time *see the thred on social anxiety*, but that was how i felt sometimes. the over all thing that i came away from the experience with is that it is really good for me to leave the house once a day to do something where i get to talk to and interact with other grown ups.

maybe, i am not scientist and i don't really care any more. I had my sign carrying banner flying stop the pollution, save the ozone days already. i did my part and stopped using airisal cans and stiraphome. I worked with OSPRIG donated money to the seria club, started recycling when you still had to FIND a center to recycle at, i was a vegetarian. ate local organic and low on the food chain. i did all the right things and you know what, people didn't change, the world was not saved and all the idiots still reign supreme. so i decided there has to be a reason for that. we are part of nature. we are as much an animal as any other animal on the planet. we are more conceited, self centered in the bad way more resource hogging more damaging and certainly more disgusting than any of the other animals. but we evolved and here were are. if we are lucky we will blow ourselves up before we find another planet to populate and destroy. hmmm there's that bitter thing again. i need to keep working on that

It was on her camera phone but they have a big sign that says, "NO CAMERAS OR PICTURES" so unless you go stealth with the cam, expect the fuzz to be after you in the next couple minutes... Only in America will you find girls in Victoria's Secret undies serving you crappy coffee... hold on i have a access to some pictures, let me see if i can get them together to post them here. one of my buddys on another bbs found a bunch on line.

the pictures of glacier national park are impressive. all the glaciers are retreating not just the big ones. the true question is not if, the question is, how MUCH of an effect are we humans having on this weather trend? the earth herself has been warming and cooling for billions of years before we got here. when she has had enough of us, she will shake us off like the dirty little fleas we are and move on the next interesting millennium.

i can't help it, i am a product of my generation if it makes you feel better i have seen jello live, not Bonjovie

the longest free rap i have done so far i wasn't wearing a pack and i literally had to feed the rope through my atc to keep moving. but that could be because i am a bit of a nervous rappeller and go kinda slow. cus my butt ain't that small

"I'm a cowboy, on this steel horse i ride..."