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chathamdrew

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Wiccan Members ? Posted: 3/15/2007 10:55:17 PM
Hi; I found out at the Toronto Pagan Conference that there is a new group that might be able to help you. There is a druming circle just started at Soundwave Studio. It is located at 262 Progress Ave. North east corner of Midland and Progress. I tried to email you but it won't let me for some reason... anyhow SEKKHU if you want the organiser'd contact info send me an email via here and I will reply to you with her contact info.

chathamdrew

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What is Wrong with Nudity? Posted: 2/21/2007 4:43:33 PM
from tim4925 "As reasonable as your claims sound PaganGoddess77 I have a hard time believing that we have any states which permit female nipples or genitals of any kind to be exposed in public places. There may be a few nude parks around the country but not that many." I guess you would be completely surprised then. In the US and Canada there are many such locations google AANR (American Association for Nude Recreation) or FCN (Federation of Canadian Nudists) at either site you will find listing for a hugh number of "officially recognised" or "landed" clubs. In addition they have info and links to further info and resources.

chathamdrew

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Wiccan Members ? Posted: 2/21/2007 4:17:15 PM
MM check Witchvox as previously mentioned. There are several Yahoo groups as well some general some are path specific. groupsDOTyahooDOTcom/group/Ontario_Wicca is a general group but a good place to start. If you are looking for groups in the GTA go to torontopaganconferenceDOTcom their forums list some. They also run pubmoots to bring the community together. One of the organisers of the pubmoots or the conference can provide you with links to moots and or groups local to you. BB Drew

chathamdrew

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What is it about Wiccans? Posted: 2/21/2007 8:26:25 AM
"I don't care what they do... I just wondered why they all seemed to choose Wicca... and how 'the rest' of the Wiccans felt about it..." Ok 2 cents worth here. First there are probably a number of reasons for your observation of this. Lets look at a few. 1) Of the groups you mentioned how many are comfortable in the religon of their parents? Many "main-stream" religons state that sex outside of marriage and so on is not "approved" let alone outside of a hetrosexual relationship. Wicca tends to accept all sexual orientations. Is is only one example but most western religons do have a set dogma on a variety of topics that they want and expect their practionishers to follow. One only needs to look at the decline of Roman Catholicism to see the effects of such a policy that doesn't keep up with society. 2) In pretty much most villages, towns and cities in North America and Europe you will easily find a "bricks and mortar" place of worship and easily identifiable person(s) for those seeking religous explanation and so on to go to. Not so with Wicca specifically and Paganism in general. Thus those seeking this have to resort to the following: a) books: Go into most book shops today and you will find an assorment of Wicca 101 books some good some bad. While some have become usefull classics, the publishing houses seeing a marketing opportunity in some cases have churned out so much dross it is unbelievable. For the most part these have been predominately protrayed as books on Wicca and or Witchcraft not Druidism, Norse etc. But if this is all that is available (ie no identifiable group or "leader" to talk to then it becomes followed. b) the web: Gods love CERN LOL todays MTV society wants instant gratification and validation. " I believe this .... and on the web I found this to back it up so it must be real..." happens alot. While there are some good sites there are more not so good ones. c) Continued misrepresentation via the media, hollywood etc.... self evident. 3) Fear and siloism. Most Wiccan and Pagan groups struggle with what to do about youth. By this I mean do we teach them our traditions, beliefs and values? Most will not touch a young person until they reach the "age of majority" out of fear of reprisal (just look at all the family law cases where parents have lost custody). Thus the young person has to resort to the options in 2 above. As a result those that come to Wicca or Paganism in their late teens or later have already established their thoughts based on what they found in point 2. Another aspect is the siloism that reigns in Wiccan and Pagan groups in a lot of cases. "our Path is right" "don't assiciate with them as they cast circles wrong" "They celebrate Samhain different and so it must be wrong." WitchWars do happen and so many groups isolate themselves again leading to point 2. So if you are seeing a number of people calling themselves wiccan and having other beliefs mixed in as well such as you described, maybe it is the above reasons. BB Drew

chathamdrew

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CHATHAM PARTY?? Posted: 1/26/2007 4:17:35 PM
T-gurl; Imagine a crowded dance floor, The beat from the music is driving everyone to just get up and shake it. Then all of a sudden from the corner of the dance floor a wall of warm slippery foam jets over the crowd. The dance floor which had been surrounded on a plastic wall starts to fill with warm fam that lasts and lasts. Everyone is dancing in it up to their necks. Here is a link: http://www.twistersnightclub.ca/ click on enter and then on the right is a promo for the wet&wild foam party......

chathamdrew

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Boline help please Posted: 1/26/2007 2:27:00 PM
Thanks for the suggestions folks. It is sort of a personal challenge more than anything. Bucklands "bluebook" gives details on an athame but not a boline. I know some just make an athame into a boline by substituting in a white handle. Others carry it to the next step and use non-ferrous metal such as copper. I do have the copper sheeting to try this but was just looking for the sizing. IE Bucklands book and several others do give dimensions for straight blades but not the curved. As far as the lesser key of solomon I know it is not a tool normally found in ceremonial or high magic and is more of a "comfort tool" There is nothing on it in Regardie's, Kraig's or Knight's books that I have found ... yet Thanks I will have a look at the sights mentioned in the posts. hehe molten brass.......in 2006 I managed to get to volumn 6 in my chart at emerg (I inspired tim the toolman!) and he wants me to play with molten brass LOL just kidding I am familiar with the lost wax techniques... use it to craft silver and gold settings. BB Drew

chathamdrew

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Chatham Come on out to William Street Cafe Posted: 1/26/2007 1:56:07 PM
Hello Every one.....common out Friday nights at 9 pm to the William street Cafe....singles meet and mingle....it is easy no pressure and fun......what have you got to lose ...the beverages are great and so is the company....the singles normally sit at the bench table ...there is sure to be a friendly face to say hello....so common .....DONT SIT HOME ALONE ON A FRIDAY NIGHT....COME MEET SOME NEW FRIENDS

chathamdrew

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Boline help please Posted: 1/25/2007 9:26:26 PM
I really enjoy making my own tools, attempting to grow my own garden etc. For some reason I would like to try making a Boline but have had no luck on finding any info on the web or in the books i have here. Most info has been on how to make an athame. The type I want to make has the crescent shaped blade but I am wondering if anyone here might have a link or know of anything that has been published that has the measurements and so on? The only thing I have found on-line are store locations wanting to sell completed ones. Or instructions on straight blade versions. Thanks in advance BB Drew

chathamdrew

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Wiccans and dating... Posted: 1/25/2007 9:00:32 PM
I am very honest and open about my beliefs. My POF profile states I am Wiccan and not wanting to be "saved" or converted. I don't wear austentatious Pagan Bling (LOL that is the second time in one day I came across that the first time today was on a pagan podcast site from Ontario). While I have not always been Wiccan or Pagan I have found that eventually religon does come up. If you are looking for a serious long-term committment anyway. Talk eventualy will lead to worldviews, religon and if a potential partner has been found then it most likely will have to be discussed. In my experience some folks can work it out and others can't. So I am up front if it looks like it has the potential to go beyond just coffee dating. I have gotten mixed responses from both POF messages and in face to face meetings. Datingwise for me it hasn't really worked well outside of Pagan/Wiccan circles. As much as I cared for the person I was not going to convert and did not want them to. BB Drew

chathamdrew

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why do some people stay on a dating site when they have met a mate ?? Posted: 1/25/2007 8:42:29 PM
The forums, friends, parties, coffee get togethers, dinner parties, more than just another eharmony site! LOL I'm bringin my drums to the love fest/sit in! Course maybe some of us "fished ones" are just looking for others to join in on World Orgasim Day or National Nudist Week events! LMAOjavascript:smilie('')

chathamdrew

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Chatham Come on out to William Street Cafe Posted: 1/19/2007 2:12:00 PM
well ok so one of the chairs isn't tooooo comfortable but don't let that stop ya come on out folks

chathamdrew

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Chatham Come on out to William Street Cafe Posted: 1/19/2007 6:22:40 AM
Posting this for the organiser... Every Friday night in Chatham at 9 pm there is a POF coffee meet at the William Street Cafe (corner of William and King Streets). We hide in the side room with the fireplace and usually grab the long table at the side. Come on out and make new friends, re-new old acquaintences and have some giggles in a comfy environment where you can actually talk and be heard! And yes there is even a fireplace! Good coffe, good food and good company (especially V) GOTCHYA!

chathamdrew

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Anyone celebrate winter solstice? Posted: 12/25/2006 2:21:15 PM
Wow someone from London just messaged me the link to this thread.... Glad to find some "local" like minded souls. Winter Solstice is always fun for me and my daughter. She was brought up to respect differing cultures and religons by living with me as I worked around the world. She is now chosing her own path and is leaning towards wicca/paganism like me. I always tried to celebrate both Yule and Christmas as I do come from a Christian family but found Wicca many years ago. Oddly enough, growing up in Nova Scotia and Cape Breton, many of the traditions now linked with Yule in modern Wicca were practiced back home. Growing up we always had a Yule log - usually birch-. The house was decorated with real holly and mistletoe. the hearth was restarted that night with the Yule log. We also exchanged seed packets - today a popular Wiccan tradition. And burned a list of what we wanted to work on or imporve/stop doing over the coming year --- sort of like new year's resolutions. It was also a time to cleanse the house (salt water) and sweep all the negativity out the door. (hehe then my sister and I would put on old thick wool socks put a fresh coat of hardwood wax on the floors and skate up and down in our socks to buff the wax... Traditions are what you make of them. Like symbols they are given power by people. Alone, meaningless, but with enough people.... Brightest Blessings to all, BB Drew

chathamdrew

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Do you do anything special for the Solstice? Posted: 12/24/2006 8:16:03 PM
My daughter and I usually exchange Yule presents then go to a local open circle. We weren't able to this year with her away at school but we Video conferenced while exchanging gifts (we had exchnged them earlier and then went on line and opened them on the 21st)

chathamdrew

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LONDON NEW YEARS PARTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Posted: 12/24/2006 8:08:11 PM
"Atire for this party is going to be whatever you would like it to be. Not everyone likes dressing up, but I am making a stipulation of NO JEANS!!!!! You don't have to come formal, but it is New Year's and I would like it to seem that way at the party. I myself, will be dressing up, but it is whatever you are comfortable in. I'm sure we are going to get a total mix of wardrobe!" Hmmmmmmm sounds like those signs..... No shoes, no shirt no service.......notice they never mention pants???? LMAO

chathamdrew

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what's your expirience with 3some? Posted: 12/24/2006 6:53:31 PM
hehehe someone had to run the camera LMAO

chathamdrew

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Real Story filed by APress -- Theme Party idea? LOL Posted: 11/20/2006 6:16:02 PM
The couple said interest appears strong, with 26,000 hits a day to their Web site, http://www.globalorgasm.org "The dream is to have everyone in the world (take part)," Reffell said. "And if that means laying down your gun for a few minutes, then hey, all the better." Veteran peace activists Donna Sheehan, 76, and Paul Reffell, 55, are calling through their project's website "GlobalOrgasm. org" for people to shed their clothes and engage in passionate sex on Friday, December 22, all for peace...(GlobalOrga sm.org) URL To Story http://news. yahoo.com/ s/ap/20061120/ ap_on_fe_ st/peace_ orgasm

chathamdrew

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Dragon Fruit Posted: 11/16/2006 10:14:36 PM
hmmmmm Durian I have had but I also lost my sense of smell when I was a kid so.... One fruit I remember growing up with was from the Annapolis Valley and it was an apple with a red centre I think it was called a Bleeding Heart Apple. I haven't seen them since leaving NS. Anyone else ever hear of them?

chathamdrew

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The Invisible Minority Posted: 11/16/2006 9:45:46 PM
I had a handful of words out when he proceeded to open the passenger door, flipped down the visor and showed me the make-up mirror with lights!! 'raised eyebrow' hmmmmmm maybe if your name is Marolyn(?) Manson hehehehehe but seriously it works both ways. I have a couple of art hobbies that involve going to specialty shops for supplies. One of these is fiber art, working with wool fabrics to create hooked rugs. So yes I am a card carrying member at Fabricland. My local shop is used to me but when visiting another recently in London I asked if I was buying materials for my wife and maybe she should come to the store. xcuse me but......

chathamdrew

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What are your thoughts on Wicca? I am very interested in it. Posted: 11/12/2006 11:02:39 PM
Very interesting thread. First yes I am Wiccan and have been for a long time. I have studied formally and informally Wicca, Witchcraft and Paganism and even taken University courses in them. I am a fully ordained Wiccan Priest. And since we live in a "credentialed" society hung up on what parchements are on the wall I hold degrees in Arts, Science, Linguistics, Education at Bach, Masters, and PhD levels so I am not just off the street, so to say. Please take what you will from this but I did feel a need to add my 2 cents worth. 1) Wicca IS NOT old. Wicca as practiced today came from Gerald Gardner. Gardner came across a group (most likely Rosicrucian) whom he was convinced were witches (the so called New Forest Coven). Whether or not they were or not we will never really know. What is important is that he was so enthusiastic about what they believed in he took it to heart and developed Wicca (with the help of others such as Doreen Valliente). After the Repeal of the Witch Laws in Britian in 1950's it became possible for materials to be published and made more public and hense Wicca started to get around. Some practicioners, authors etc claim a Wicca heritage going back to great great grandfolks, well as you can see timewise that really isn't possible. This is not to say however that there were no other forms of Paganism, or witchcraft before Gardner there were. In some cases modernday Wiccans may indeed have a family tie back to midwifes, healers etc. 2) Witchcraft has had a bad reputaion thrown at it by both Church and State. In most cases the reason was so that dominance could be gained of the local population. The so-called "Burning Times" while a historical fact in so far as many persons were tried for heresy under the Inquisition, did not see many "witches" burned. Most of the accused were persons who had the misfortune of being blamed by someone for their misfortune. If the crops failed...blame the neighbour and call them a Witch. If the midwife delivered a stillborn then she was a Witch. If you wanted the neighbours land - find a way to add them to the Inquisition and so on. Yes a great many people perished needlessly under false accusations. Yes many "confessed" to witchcraft and or satanism, but so would most people being tortured under similar conditions just to end the torture. 3) Learn Wicca from many sources. Raymond Buckland is a respected Wiccan author, teacher and leader. One of is long standing requests to seekers of the path is to read, to read a lot. Then to take the time to digest what they have read and then ask questions. These days there are many Wicca 101 books on the market. Some good some pure rubbish. There are also some good websites, podcasts and print magazines. as well as some bad. The information is out there. My only caution is to use your mind in what you read as some is not accurate at all but only there to make a buck. (qu'elle surprise! LOL) 4) While I am well read in this area I am still learning and will probably continue to do so untill I cross over. However if you are interested in carryng this convo on off thread please feel free to contact me. BB Drew

chathamdrew

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Need Advice - Play Station 2 or Xbox? Posted: 11/12/2006 8:11:32 PM
Best advice I can give is to actually go to EB Games or Blockbuster and see what games they have for each system. While there rent a system and a couple of compatible games designed for that system ,for a few days then rent the other one and a couple of games to go with it. This way you can try both out and see which one you like best. EB games does carry refurbished ones with warranties BTW as you indicated that a used system was not out of the question.

chathamdrew

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What is Wrong with Nudity? Posted: 11/2/2006 10:20:45 PM
Now, men can go without a shirt in public -- but not women. Still, most women wouldn't do that -- because they need a bra or thier tits swing after 21. Ok Here in Ontario both men and women are permitted by law to go topless in public - I guess thats what makes us different from Americans - you can only "bare arms" LOL

chathamdrew

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If you could interview God what would you ask him? Posted: 11/2/2006 10:10:35 PM
Hmmmm what would i ask Diety, 1) how do they get the caramilk into the Caramilk bar? 2) What are the 12 secret herbs and spices? 3) and oh yeah why mosquitoes? Seriously I would ask if Diety was happy with how things have turned out, knowing that as has been mentioned Diety could probably be in the past present and future simultaneously. (interesting to note that while that has been a "pagan" sort of concept for some time, Quantum Physists are now getting around to providing proofe and theories that this might actually be a reality! Go figure....

chathamdrew

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Pagan New Year! Posted: 11/2/2006 9:24:28 PM
Wow Stonehenge would love to hear about it sometime. BB Drew

chathamdrew

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Pagan New Year! Posted: 10/31/2006 2:22:09 PM
WOW finally a forum with Wiccans and or Wiccan/Pagan friendly types, I had almsot given up hope. Some of us are gathering tonight and will be doing this but as well written messages to those whom have crossed over will be added to the flames as well. BB Drew

chathamdrew

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At the risk of more...... Posted: 10/31/2006 1:19:13 PM
For those that don't understand or are guided by Hollywood, Wicca and Satanism ARE NOT the same thing. After a few "you will burn in Hell" emails from profile readers, let me set the record straight. 1) Satan is a Christian concept. - Enjoy 2) Hell is also a Christian concept. - Enjoy 3) Wiccans ARE NOT Satinists 4) Wicca is a recognised religon in Canada and the USA just like many other faiths are as well. I placed on my profile that I am looking to meet other Pagan/Wiccan or at least Pagan/Wiccan friendly people just as others have placed that they are looking for Christian etc. That is my choice. I respect yours please respect mine. Finally if you have to ask what Wicca is.....just do a quick google. Yes I am willing to talk to those of other faiths, I have friends from many different world faiths and do not want to limit myself necessarily, but I am interested in making new Pagan/Wiccan friends to talk about related areas of interest such as festivals, enviromentalism, natural healing arts etc which tend to be fav. topics of discussion in such circles. BB and Happy Samhain Drew

chathamdrew

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POF Camping Party Event - June 16th, 17th & 18th in Port Burwell ( Tillsonburg ) Posted: 5/2/2006 8:35:02 PM
"gotta remember to bring everything...better start a list now...lol...tent, bbq, bed stuff..." tylenol, ice pack aftersun lotion.......

chathamdrew

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POF Camping Party Event - June 16th, 17th & 18th in Port Burwell ( Tillsonburg ) Posted: 5/2/2006 9:18:15 AM
Here is the clothing optional beach info: LAKE ERIE: PORT BURWELL PROVINCIAL PARK (This used to be called Iroquois Beach.) The Park offers camping as well as day-use facilities. The sandy beach extends for some three kilometres. The popular, accessible, crowded spot is on the east end near the breakwater.If you walk westwards, traffic diminishes rapidly. The beach is very wide so that there is room for keeping out of the way and for ball games. Beyond the western boundary of the park the beach is on private land and thus not subject to park rules. Nude bathing there is tolerated as long as there is no indication of sexual activity. FLy Safe FLy Naked!!!

chathamdrew

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POF Camping Party Event - June 16th, 17th & 18th in Port Burwell ( Tillsonburg ) Posted: 5/1/2006 2:28:44 PM
The other neat thing about the Pt. Burwell area is that there is also a "clothing optional" beach there.... just in case fishies want the full tan experience or to go "skinny dipping" in the lake!!!

chathamdrew

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Whats with the DaVinci Code? Posted: 4/28/2006 10:17:35 PM
It is actually not a new idea, however the book, like his others are very well written and it does have a plausible plot. Hopefully the movie version will be equally as well done. BB ------- Drew

chathamdrew

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Is There Any Serious People Out Here Looking To Find Mr./Mrs.Right???...Honestly!!!!! Posted: 3/27/2006 6:30:12 PM
Yes I was looking for a long term relationship, and I know what I want to find in a life long partner (Notice the word partner). I am happy to say that I think we may have met and yes it was through here. While it is still a bit early we hit it off like a tonne of bricks, and have connected on so many levels its scary and exhilerating at the same time. But the main thing is we were both comfortable with who we are as persons and ready to make an effort at a relationship. The best advice I can give and yes I do give this to others when asked for advice as a friend or as a clergy, is that in order to be in a relationship with anyone else you need to be in a healthy relationship with yourself first. If either are still looking for validation through the eyes of others, are not comfortable with who they are, and able to be honest and look into themselves and say this is who I am, then the relationship is doomed from the start regardless of the amount of physical attraction. At some point you stop falling in love and actually enter a point of being in love. If you don't like yourself you won't be able to offer love to someone else. IMHO BB Drew

chathamdrew

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Ever Check Out Your Competition??? Posted: 3/27/2006 6:15:03 PM
thank ghu for younger men! ghu? errrrrrrr typonese for gnu maybe? ROTFLMAO careful Lord Bumble is watching heheheh

chathamdrew

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What is you Favorite flavor ice cream Posted: 3/27/2006 6:10:28 PM
green tea flavor?? wow they really do have all of them don't they They don't have chili flavour!!!!!!!!!!! (I only found if overseas)

chathamdrew

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do you have a favorite saying ? Posted: 3/27/2006 12:27:20 PM
well a rabbi friend of mine's favourite saying is "measure twice cut once"...I hope he means lumber!

chathamdrew

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Too much..... Posted: 3/27/2006 12:22:51 PM
I Like to: cut down trees eat my lunch go to the lavotry on Sundays I go shopping and have buttered scones for tea Everbody sing Oh Hes a lumberjack and he ok......... Sorry it has to be the balmy Spring shorts wearin, day off garden plantin day down here in the banana belt.......hehehehe sorry hon!

chathamdrew

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Too much..... Posted: 3/27/2006 12:22:27 PM
I Like to: cut down trees eat my lunch go to the lavotry on Sundays I go shopping and have buttered scones for tea Everbody sing Oh Hes a lumberjack and he ok......... Sorry it has to be the balmy Spring shorts wearin, day off garden plantin day down here in the banana belt.......hehehehe sorry hon!

chathamdrew

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What is you Favorite flavor ice cream Posted: 3/27/2006 12:18:04 PM
mmmmmmmm flavour????? welll depends on the mood, if I am with a certain someone and if we are sharing wink.....something Bovine would be devine!

chathamdrew

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~It's all Greek to me!!!~ Posted: 3/19/2006 11:31:09 AM
Hmmmmmm interesting to see how people are responding to this one. I grew up with English, French Acadian, Gaelic, and MicMac. In university I learned Russian, Arabic and Hebrew. Since then I picked up Farsi, Urdu, German, Italian and Spanish. My work involves working with multi-cultrual groups so I get to practise almost daily in one or more of these. It wasn't always that easy though and often resorted to watching cartoons or OMNI programs just to practice! I love languages but I also love the cultural aspects that go along with them. The foods, the thoughts, the ideas, the music. The skills helped as I have traveled, worked, lived and taught around the world... BB Drew

chathamdrew

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March 10 & 11th, Chatham: FOAM DANCE PARTY with Special Guest Host (click for details) Posted: 2/28/2006 10:33:42 PM
LOL it takes 10 minutes to get from one side of town to the other, so 10 - 12.00 from one end of town. Luxury Hotel ---- 40.00 and is actually really nice. The Wheels is an indoor amusement Park and as it is march Break and the weekend will be really expensive as you have found out. Comfort Inn is on the same road as Twisters again about a 10.00 cab ride

chathamdrew

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A thread about toples male photos...what about topless women?? Posted: 2/28/2006 10:14:24 PM
no shirt no shoes no socks ... no service. Always wondered about that the signs never say anything about pants..........

chathamdrew

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Alexander Keith's Posted: 2/22/2006 2:13:09 PM
Ok just my 2 cents worth here. First I do not condone child porn. Second the actor was charged with possessing not creating, not abuse, but possession. Perhaps a subtile difference but please do not forget this fact. Third as "I want more" said in Canada we are innocent until proven quilty. This is one of our basic legal rights. Fourth, as far as the kids in the pictures go, without a description of what was portrayed how can anyone say it was porn or abusive. While these do exist and given the quantity of pics I would suspect that some may fall into this category, but we really do not know the context under which the pics were taken. These days many persons have digital pics in profiles, personal web spaces etc. So how many do not have a "naked pic" of themselves as a kid, or thier own kids in the tub or something like that? And if you don't think that people do not surf for stuff like that and then repost them in "other" sites well that's just a head-in-the-sand mentality. As someone who spends volunteer time managing searches for missing people these are some of the things I have to consider during a search - what is the source, is it verifiable, is it real etc. I know before you start the flame throwers, all I am saying is that if we judge only on limited "facts" presented in the media then we as a society are no further along than those that cast their neighbours to the flames in Salem based on a few accounts of some hysterical children, or worse "grown-ups" with hidden agendas. At least let him have his day in court. Something to ponder. BB Drew

chathamdrew

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Do Fish Have Ears??? Posted: 2/22/2006 11:45:31 AM
Hmmmmmm well the homind types sometimes do sometimes don't. Personally I do and yes they can be used for listening, holding on to etc. LOL. Seriously I find there are many people out there who don't listen, either at work or elsewhere. They are wrapped up in themselves either because of high egos or even low self-esteem. I know you are wondering about the last part. While I find that sometimes those persons with low self-esteem are looking for validation and will ramble on ..... PS Norwich is not too far in the boonies LOL now Chochrane....... BB Drew

chathamdrew

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Scotish and Irish, raise your voice! Posted: 2/20/2006 10:51:01 AM
As someone who grew up wearing a kilt etc in Nova Scotia. I personally don't consider it a "costume" at least in the theatrical sense. But with all the disagreement today about what can be worn or not worn I think we should all just go naked and then there would be no issues!!!!!! LOL Fly Safe Fly Naked!

chathamdrew

Joined: 1/29/2006

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Potato Cannon Posted: 2/20/2006 10:42:33 AM
HEHE we used to make these in the navy (what can I say we couldn't afford REAL ammo!!) anyhow we used to fire grapefruit and potatoes we used empty brass shell casings for high compression guns and PVC for low compression propane guns. Ahhhhh the horor the horor LMAO

chathamdrew

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P.O.F FOAM PARTY @ TWISTERS NIGHT CLUB IN CHATHAM Posted: 2/18/2006 2:37:18 PM
LOL How far is Chtham from...... OK First Ridgetoen is now technically pat of Chatham-Kent From the Wellington Road (401) exit in London to Twisters takes about an hour and 20 minutes (If you drive the limit). To get to the club if you are coming from London, Kitchner ie anywhere East of Chatham... 1) Take the 401 west past London, Past Ridgetown, past Highgate, Kent bridge... you are looking for hwy 40 exit (exit 90 I think) The landmark is the HUGE Harley dealership on the south side of the 401/40 exit -- you can't miss it. 2) At the top of the ramp turn right and go north This is Communication road (hwy 40) for about 8 - 10 minutes. 3) You will see (eventually) a turning lane (left) with sign waying Cahtham downtown business district. (take this left turn) 4) You are now on Park ave. Follow this for about 3 - 4 minutes, but as soon as it deivide into four lanes get in the shoulder lane. On the right just past the Sunoco station you will see a TIm Horton's the intersection (with stop lights) about 100 feet from there is Queen Street. Turn Right on this. 5) Follow Queen street north but get in the left lane Once you are past the Via station on the left, you will only go a couple of block further north. There will be a lighted intersection with Automotion on the far left corner. This is Richmond street turn leftand stay in left hand lane. 6) On Richmond street follow it for about two blocks. Twisters is in the block after the first set of lights on the left hand side of the street. Across the road is a large self-storage place. Hope this helps Drew

chathamdrew

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seed catalogues! Posted: 2/18/2006 2:21:54 PM
I have ordered from RIchter's (even made the trip there a couple of times. They carry herbs mainly but also have a variety of other items as well. Customer service was excellent! BB Drew

chathamdrew

Joined: 1/29/2006

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how young is too young ... how old is to old ... Posted: 2/12/2006 3:40:39 PM
WOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHOOOOOOOOO I'm in the Devine Age Zone! LOL

chathamdrew

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What's your favorite and where did you get it? Posted: 2/8/2006 9:33:01 PM
At the show LOL ......... but now it needs a playmate!

chathamdrew

Joined: 1/29/2006

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What in the world were they thinking??????? Posted: 2/8/2006 9:29:15 PM
mmmmmmmmmm molases and bacon sanwiches, fried bologna and molasses, or cold bologna and molasses sanwiches with cheese (sliced or Cheezewiz) Yes I am originally from Nova Scotia, so there pttttttttttttttt

chathamdrew

Joined: 1/29/2006

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What's your favorite and where did you get it? Posted: 2/8/2006 8:58:47 PM
Toys can be fun by yourself or with a partner. There is a cool show in Toronto each year called the Everything to do about Sex show.... latest products, clothes, toys, vacations etc. (live demos - to an extent LOL) One of my personal favouties actually is a mini vibe that goes over my finger. It has variable speed control so while I am playing with a willing partner my tounge can do one thing and well use your imagination!

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