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solitude100years

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What makes YOU perfect? Posted: 12/10/2006 8:26:58 PM
Perfectly imperfect makes me perfect

solitude100years

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What makes you smile when you look at your partner Posted: 10/17/2006 12:21:59 PM
Back to sometime ago, my ex had a very cute habit. He used to wear eye-pad when he slept. I questioned him if he didn't want to see me when waking up in the morning No, as a matter of fact he's being considerate. He did it because I'd suffered from insomnia that I normally read until late before I could fall asleep. So he offered to do it that I could turn the lights on, how sweet indeed. Hence every time when I looked at him with the eye-pad on, I couldn't help smiling and kissing him every 10 minutes.........

solitude100years

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Solo Female In Germany Posted: 10/15/2006 11:08:13 AM
German train system is one of the best in Europe: Get a Pass for 4 day @ euro 160 / 5 day @ 180 / www.bahn.de or Surf some great deals @ www.easyjet.com, you'll be surprised how cheap the domestic flights are, or some even fly as far as to Eastern Europe & Portugal Suggested itinerary for 10-14 days: -Frankfurt - Maine ( Rhine Valley & Wine tasting ) / Castle Road or Romantic Road by coach - Heidelberg (Universitat / Philosophenweg / Alte Brucke ) - Munich (Olympiapark / Stadtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus / Glyptothek / Deutsches Museum / Hofbrauhaus ) - Fussen (Schloss Neuschwanstein / Alpsee ) - Nuernberg ( St. Lorenz-Kirche / Albrecht Durer / Schwurgerichtssaal 600 ) - Berlin ( Berliner Dom / Berlin Wall @ Charlie Check Point / Stiftung Denkmal Fur Die Ermordeten Juden Europas ) Have a nice trip

solitude100years

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PERSONALITY TEST Posted: 10/13/2006 12:08:47 AM
[this is puzzling me. Is this a scientifically proven test?] Exactly, I'm amazed, it's 95% accurate. Pig, Tiger, Cow, Sheep, Horse Lousy dog, Yummy cat, Pretty rat, Sour coffee, Shallow sea Tom Cruise, George Bush, Laden, Tiger Woods, Prince Charles 1997 and everyday When I was in College, a professor shared a real good one. It's a story starting with something like: you get lost in a forest, then find a key, then you bump into something etc..etc. Such a shame that I don't remember it, anybody knows about this one? This one is truly wonderful. When you do it you don't have a clue what's all about, but the result is 100% accurate. Too bad I can't remember it.......

solitude100years

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Plentyoffish, Now with Flowers. Posted: 10/12/2006 8:28:04 PM
Wow, I like it....Dear Markus, as a courtesy, or empathy, I haven't got any flowers since my 18th birthday, and that was ......oh so many years ago anyway. My address is 100900 Yonge Street, Ontario, L2R 6V9. I'll be waiting.....patiently. Thanks in advance

solitude100years

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Blogs, and the people who love them... Posted: 10/12/2006 8:02:52 PM
Yes, it's truly amazing, by blogging I've located my mentor who'd lost contact for more than a decade. Another day I was complimented by a local celebrity who I've been admired. Fantastic experiences. Just a side note to Rainbowfishh: I like reading your posts, and you look absolutely gorgeous. But ever since you've used this scary mask for ID, I've found it a bit disturbing. No offended and please don't take it personal. Would you consider changing it to a cheerful one? Or put your pretty face back that I've missed. Thank you and have a lovely evening

solitude100years

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Las Vegas Posted: 10/12/2006 7:21:45 PM
Been there more than 15 years ago, stayed at the Mirage, the most luxury suite I'd ever seen. There's a gaint sauna jacuzzi in the center of the suite, like a swimming pool!!! Everywhere was golden palace feel, just too shinny. Hence, Vegas is the place I'd not consider to go again. Man made beauty is not my cup of tea, no matter how gorgeous it is. Same rules apply to Dubai.

solitude100years

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Belize it! Posted: 10/12/2006 5:11:48 PM
A few things I'd like to mention: Don't fully count on the bus, the largest bus company called Novelo had suddenly gone, exactly on the date I arrived to Belize this January. They still have some small companies providing the service, not reliable I'd doubt. On the other hand, domestic flights are highly recommended. Those small engine airplanes are cool, 4-6 seat only, prices are cheap, always on time and most importantly very safe. Say your flight is 2:30pm, you'd need to arrive 20 mins before. No custom, no baggage check in, no hassles at all. You'll get on the plane at 2:25 then take off at 2:30 exactly. What is more, your bonus to have that panoramaic view from the sky, it's stunning and a real treat. While a 3-hour road trip by taxi, likely you'll be charged US $200-300 (I'm not kidding), take a plane for US $50-80 then you'll be landed in anywhere less than 30 minutes, do the math. Two major domestic airlines are Maya Island Airways and Tropic Air, both are good. www.mayaairways.com / www.tropicair.com ************************************************************************************************** 10 Days Highlight Day 1~ Fly into the international airport near "Belize City", spend 1 night and no more than that. Check out the "Swing Bridge" and the "Fort George Lighthouse", stick in that area and go no further. For budget hotels: www.greathousebelize.com or www.belizebiltmore.com Day 2-5 ~ Take a ferry (the Marine Terminal is right next to the Swing Bridge) to the colorful town "San Pedro" (1.5 - 2 hr). Go further north there is "Ambergris Caye" or go down to south that's the less touristy "Caye Caulker". Simply paradise, the water is clear as crystal. If you're seasoned divers, you must visit the Blue Hole, a 12 foot deep cave which the entrance often attracts the fairy basslet, you'll see all the colorful fishes there, amazingly beautiful. It's a 20-minute boat ride from San Pedro. Too many choices of hotel, the one I stayed was called "Salamander Hideaway" at far north of the Ambergris Caye. Owner is a German who can cook and sing, 6-course home made dinner served every night. www.salamanderbelize.com Day 6-7 ~ From San Pedro Airstrip, take the airplane back to Belize City to the Municipal Airport instead (cos fares are much cheaper than international). From Municipal you should fly down to "Dangriga", the jungle area. Take a bus or taxi to the "Cayo district", check out the largest Mayan Ruins (in Belize) called "Caracol". Forget about the rest as they're much smaller. Recommend "Jaguar Paw" the jungle lodge located on 215 acres of the rain forest, there you can enjoy the tube caves and zipline, fun fun fun, must try. All 16 rooms are decorated in different themes, very interesting. www.jaguarpaw.com Day 8-9 ~ Heading to "San Ignacio" by bus or taxi, approximately 2-hour from the Cayo district. Stay in the "Lodge at Chaa Creek", a magnificent setting on 330 acres of rolling hills above the "Macal River ". A bit pricy from US $120-180/room. For budget traveler, there's the "Macal River Safari Camp" on the same site, offering small rooms on individual wooden platforms at US $55 only. Local meals are included. www.chaacreek.com Day 10 ~ Take a 2-hour bus back to Belize City then fly back to your home sweet home. By pass the capital "Belmopan", trust me, you have nothing to lose. Have fun

solitude100years

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what's the one extra you always take with you when you go away? Posted: 10/12/2006 3:04:49 PM
I always make a copy of my passport, ID and all the credit cards I bring along, and keep that copy alone in a separate hand carry. I find a handy calculator is very useful indeed.

solitude100years

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what's that noise? Posted: 10/12/2006 2:48:06 PM
OP, your problem sounds familiar to me, check the fan-belt it might help.

solitude100years

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I learned Posted: 10/12/2006 2:34:39 PM
Today I've learned that my mission is accomplished.... it's such a RELIEF....I AM FREE!!!!!! Free as a bird I can fly without wings. In six months the first time I wanted to sing. No more pretending, no more suffering. I'm who I'm, you're who you're, nothing; really; matters. We're just two missing puzzles in the whole game. Now the master has taken it over, finally. My sanity sustains. Thank You Heavenly Father.

solitude100years

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Why are you on here? Posted: 10/11/2006 2:14:35 PM
Exactly I've been asking myself the same question again and again, do you know why?

solitude100years

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Be Prepared. Be Very Prepared.... Posted: 10/11/2006 1:30:06 PM
By all means you should prioritize this: One Hundred Years Of Solitude by Gabriela Garcia Marquez But here is the key one: The Minds of Billy Milligan by Daniel Keyes

solitude100years

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Canada's peacekeeping mission in Afghanistan Posted: 10/10/2006 2:14:40 PM
Oh, I'm sooooooooo interested in giving my 2.5 cents on this topic. My research papers have already piled up to my ears. But now is 5:15am that my lonely needy bed is calling me. Stay tune that I SHALL be back.....

solitude100years

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mind or heart Posted: 10/8/2006 11:48:32 PM
To follow your step, is better I'd say

solitude100years

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What triggers you to run... Posted: 10/8/2006 11:30:30 PM
When someone pulls the trigger, I'd run. Seriously, someone who talks about love all the time but doesn't know how to love. Someone who says dying for love but not willing to take a chance.

solitude100years

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What touches youre heart ? Posted: 10/8/2006 11:04:44 PM
There was a time in Dominican Republic, I had sun-bathing by myself on a seclude white sand beach nearby a village. Shortly I was surrounded by a family of local kids, they're talking to me though I couldn't understand a word. But I happened to have a large pack of smarties with me, hence I pulled it out from my bag and shared with them. All in a sudden the eldest boy had run a long way back and forth, came back with his baby sister in his arms, sharing the smarties I'd given them. Thereafter we spent the whole afternoon building sand castles and taking photos together. Had so much fun. Just before I left, I said I wanted a pen....... that boy again, he ran such a long..................way home to grab it for me. Despite very little English he'd spoken, I managed to put down his address. I promised I'd send him the photos plus more chocolates as soon as I'd returned home. The moment they waved me goodbye with tears in their eyes, had profoundly touched my heart that I'd never forget. The other thing I'd never forgive myself, is that I didn't keep my promise......until I'd lost the address forever. In five years I couldn't let go, imagined how disappointed the kids would have been. Longing to go back someday, kids will you be there waiting for me?

solitude100years

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When do you lose the ability to fall in love Posted: 10/8/2006 8:58:29 PM
When Bin Laden gets caught...............................because I've traded it to my fairy god mother for world peace

solitude100years

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Complete the following: Posted: 9/24/2006 11:16:42 AM
A poem created by an imaginary spouse....... don't you dare, to twist my word or put your crap, in my mouth........... time to go may off to east back from south......... kind of lost when in doubt......... so who is the chaotic writer? and where is the hilarious spouse?? are they identical, whereby tangible??? oh a foul play off the stage............is the case!!!! now I see.

solitude100years

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Fake stories/thread Posted: 9/24/2006 7:42:38 AM
Eric.... I'm a BIG girl born in 1964 My point is, forums are like communities, regulars come here often to discuss rather than taking advice. Or sometimes it may help to add a few laughs by reading some good jokes. It's all about networking, socializing. Let's forget about those nonsense like: fiance in military located in Iraq, woman claimed herself having affairs with other guy, posted a thread to present the drama with all graphic details...that sort. Who's fooling whom after all, I simply wouldn't waste more than 30 seconds to read a post like that. But ChaoticDreamer said it well: [Having forums such as this helps a person open up and ask for help. If 90% of the discussions {issues} were false and the other 10% is real people asking for genuine help and we give it...then we have done some good.] For myself, I'm here to kill time, to get inspired, to improve my English as a second language..... So far, I've found it quite rewarding and fruitful indeed. Not to mention I've met my dream man here Blessings to all and have a peaceful Sunday.

solitude100years

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Fake stories/thread Posted: 9/24/2006 3:51:38 AM
In the name of God, I'm genuine and so my words. Been here for 5 months, noticed many of the threads and postings have become readable, rational, thus made more sense. We all know and appreciate this is a free dating site, however, to maintain its quality up to a certain standard is the ultimate task IMHO. I've learned much in the past few months, in hopes to learn something good and new continously, in the years to come. Well done.

solitude100years

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How available are you? Posted: 9/22/2006 2:59:27 PM
So am I, you hear me?

solitude100years

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New business name help... Posted: 9/22/2006 1:38:11 PM
Jenni won't bite or Jenni doesn't bite........

solitude100years

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judging a book by its cover Posted: 9/22/2006 11:30:32 AM
OK, after 9 pages, are we talking about 350gsm art paper with matt lamination and silk screen UV spot. Or a 230gsm card paper with lousy graphic?

solitude100years

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A moment that you will never FORGET.......... Posted: 9/22/2006 10:35:23 AM
Wow, bucsgirl, your case sounds so mysterious but am happy for you. On that particular day I had returned home from NYC right after the blitz. Arrived to the airport in the middle of the night all by myself, then had a dreadful hair perm in that afternoon....all memorable for a Valentine's day indeed.

solitude100years

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Self Mutilation or nervous habit? Posted: 9/21/2006 5:23:10 PM
It could be something to do with hormonal balance. Say myself if I've gone through a lot of stress or lacked of sleep (normally due to work), my body would easily get rash on the back or legs. Sometimes it gets pretty serious and ugly that I may need to take medicine. But most of the time I just get rest and relax then it'll be recovered in a few months. Better check it out with the doctor rather than speculate, my 2 cents anyway.

solitude100years

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Thought for the day.................... Posted: 9/21/2006 12:53:46 PM
When nothing is sure, everything is possible. ~ Margaret Drabble ~

solitude100years

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Best line you have ever heard Posted: 9/18/2006 1:27:10 PM
You're everything I wanted.....do you want to try again....

solitude100years

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My Love Poems Posted: 9/18/2006 1:02:08 PM
Missing the gentleness of you kiss If I had but only one wish Sitting next to me instead Snuggling with me on the bed It’s a lasting dream no one can steal Nothing can change how I feel Guy, you know I miss you so All aglow you made my heart Cause only you and I together We'll be counting the stars forever Always craving your touch Loving you with my heart so much Over many miles I would go To be with you I want you to know Scorpio, these poems are so beautiful and touching. I wish I could write this well. May I use the one "Missing You A Lot" and I've done a bit touch up on it, hope you wouldn't mind. This is dedicated to someone I dearly loved, the one I couldn't get him out of my mind. He knows who he is........missing you crazy......

Solitude100Years

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My Dad Gave Me This Letter He Got Off The Internet Posted: 9/17/2006 8:55:18 AM
Thank you for making my day.....

solitude100years

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Where is your DREAM Vacation? Posted: 9/15/2006 2:09:19 PM
Britian - Germany - Czech Republic - Hungary ~ 30-Day Journey *********************************************************************** London ********************************************************************* Day 1-2 Piccadilly Line - British Museum / Kensington Palace / Hyde Park / Covent Garden /ns House Museum / Westminster Abbey / Leicester Sq to see the play "Les Miserables" Day 3-4 Northern Line - National Gallery / London Eye / Trafalgar Square / Camden Market (highly recommended) Jubilee Line - Baker Street to visit Sherlock Holmes / Greenwich Market Victoria Line - Shopping on Oxford & Regnet Street / relaxing in the Ritz Hotel for the Champagne Afternoon Tea / Revisiting Tate Britain to see my favorite JMW Turner's paintings Day 5 Central Line - St. Paul Cathedral in memory of late Princess Diana's Century Wedding in 1981 Circle Line - Buckingham Palace / St. James Park / Big Ben & London Bridge & Millennium Bridge *********************************************************************** England ********************************************************************** Day 6 - 7 Cambridge & River Cam - Revisiting my dream College Trinity Oxford - Oxford University and Gargolyes / Christ Church College and the Cathedral must see / Windsor Castle / Eaton College / Stratford Upon Avon to see Shakespeare's Birthplace *********************************************************************** Scotland ************************************************************************* Day 8 -9 Edinburgh Castle / Royal Mile / Loch Lomond / Dining at the Witchery Restaurant To be continued..........................................

solitude100years

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Laid Back vs. Bright Posted: 9/6/2006 10:17:19 AM
How often you hear people describe themselves as laid-back in metropolitans like NYC, London, Tokyo or Hong Kong? More likely you'd hear people in South America telling you they're sort of laid-back, if you happen to complain about they're not being productive or effective. To me, laid-back means a lack of enthusiasm, someone takes his/her responsibility way TOO easy, knowing that he/she could give a best shot to get a job done, but he/she wouldn't bother to do so......all because he/she is a so-called LAID BACK person. Nothing wrong with that you may say, just kind of attitude you won't find it in any bright person as a matter of fact. Indeed, a bright person tends to be more dedicated and competent, in my humble opinion.

solitude100years

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Let her win? Yes or no? Posted: 9/4/2006 12:42:24 PM
Perhaps it's not about winning or losing, it's about balancing our relationship. Consider billiard or snooker is a men dominated sport, 9 out of 10 times when a couple hit the pool, who'd bet on the lady who may win?? Nevertheless, billiard plays an important part in my love affairs, I've been excelled in this sport, have had beaten all my ex in the past 20 years!!!! Funny I still remember each time their jaws dropped in amazement when I gave the black a long nice shot. If you've read this far, I bet your eyes rolling and thinking “big deal huh?” Alright my point is; whenever you're participating in any kind of sports or games with your beloved, take it for fun for love for granted, just not for COMPETITION. Somebody must be good at something. Nobody is good at nothing. If I've won you over the billiard, I know you'd have beaten me on car racing. If you go deep sea diving, I can sky dive to watch over you and waving. If your bowling average is 230, my target shooting average is 350. So baby, you don't have to let me win, when I win I win, I just want you to be impressed!! On the other hand, I don't have to let you win. You must you have and you WILL win, when you win I will only love you more!! Because you're my man, you're the one that I look up to. Why would I want to put down my hero makes no sense. So are you ready for a billiard or shooting game?

solitude100years

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What book are you currently reading? Posted: 9/3/2006 10:59:23 AM
* The Mammoth Book of War Correspondents edited by Jon E. Lewis - "100 of the greatest war dispatches ever written, including contributions from Ernest Hemingway, Stephen Crane, George Orwell, Rudyard Kipling and Max Hastings..." * Gilead by Marilynne Robinson, winner of the 2005 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction - "I told you last night that I might be gone sometime....you reached up and put your fingers on my lips and gave me that look I never in my life saw on any other face..........." * Daddy's Little Girl by Mary Higgins Clark - "I'm kneeling over Andrea's body, slipping in her blood and listening to the harsh, animal-like breathing and high-pitched giggle of a predator..."

solitude100years

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Where do you see yourself in 5 beers? Posted: 9/3/2006 10:39:17 AM
Whore doo youu sea your shelf innnnnnnnn 5 bears????????????????????

solitude100years

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How much does a profession play a part in choosing a mate?? Posted: 9/3/2006 10:08:09 AM
Once dreamt of marrying a Big Spender.......Well end up married a Poor Painter......hope floats.......As long as someone who's not a Loser, or Gladiator........

solitude100years

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If you could find out... Posted: 9/3/2006 9:45:41 AM
My ex husband: Why proposed? My ex fiance: Why not proposed? My ex boyfriend: Do you have a part time job or something?

solitude100years

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hidden movie gems Posted: 9/3/2006 5:05:11 AM
* K-19 The Widowmaker / 2002 ~ Directed by Kathryn Bigelow, acted by Harrison Ford and Liam Neeson ~ A controversy of cold war politics and patriotism between US and Soviet, that led to the Soviet nuclear submarine disaster in 1961, based on the true story by Louis Nowra. The film cost $100,000,000 was not financed by any major studio at the time, making it one of the most expensive independent films to date. Production made no surprise but Harrison Ford & Liam Neeson were just awesome. * Missippi Burning / 1988 ~ Directed by Alan Parker, acted by William Dafoe and Gene Hackman ~ A Civil Rights murder conspiracy that involved FBI and 3K gangsters. Very powerful screenplay and serious production. Not to mention this is William Dafoe's master piece; apart from my all time favorite - The Platoon. * Midnight Express / 1978 ~ Also directed by Alan Parker, acted by Brad Davis ~ Based on the true story of an American Billy Hayes, who got caught in Turkey when smuggling drugs. The controversial is about his time being served in the barbaric prison was not at all justified nor humanized. The music of the film was incredibly touching.

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How nosy are you? Posted: 9/3/2006 3:19:49 AM
Practical thread. Haven't gone through all the pages, by reading some latest feedback I'm amazed by some posters, for the morality they're holding against human decency. Let's put it this way. Being nosy: Gossip about which celebrity gets pregnant before getting married, interrogate your friends about his or her secret lovers, ask your neighbors what they think about the single mom with 3 kids living upstairs....etc. Invasion of privacy: Hacking somebody's e-mail, voice or instant messages, password or that sort. Doesn't matter it's your partner, your children, your parents, your cousin, or your maid. It gives you no right to do so without any concerned party's awareness or consent or whatsoever. (Am aware some of the parents would install the key logger in the PC; in order to keep track their children's on line activities. That may or may not justified, but I'd prefer to educate my kids how to be trusted). Whoever gets nothing to hide does not necessarily mean they're welcoming spy. Whoever gets cheated does not immediately entitled to be a hacker. I feel terribly sorry for those who believe an eye for an eye, or those who make up extremely stupid excuses to justify their irritating acts. Why'd you take somebody home that you simply don't trust? If you can't afford a hotel or motel then better withhold your urge until that somebody can be trusted, or your financial statement gets improved, whichever comes first. Premeditated killing is considered first degree murder, whereas killing impulsively could be manslaughter. Can you or can you not differentiate a felony and wrong doing? Think it over.

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Words of wisdom Posted: 9/2/2006 3:08:33 PM
"For my part, I travel not to go anywhere, but to go. I travel for travel's sake. The Great affair is to move." Zen and the art of travel / Eric Chaline / MQ Publications Ltd / pp315 1st edition

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Words of wisdom Posted: 9/2/2006 2:07:27 PM
"What is the heaviest burden?" asked the child. "To have nothing to carry." answered the old man. - Author Unknown - When you're down for nothing, that you really do have the power to make something out of nothing. - Don Ward - First it is necessary to stand on your own two feet. But the minute you find yourself in that position, the next thing you should do is reach out your arms for a friend. - Kristin Hunter - Where there is too much, something is missing. - Hasidic Saying - When you have nothing left but love, then for the first time you become aware that love is enough. - Unknown - I've never been one who thought the Lord should make life easy; I've just asked HIM to make me strong. - Eva Bowring - Only when I fall, do I get up again. - Vincent Van Gogh - The greatest achievements are those that benefit others. - Lillian Gilcrest - *I kept an eye on the bottom line, but it's not an overriding obsession. To me, P and L doesn't just mean "profit and loss" - it also means "people and love". - Mary Kay Ash

solitude100years

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When do you stop calling, when do you give up? Posted: 8/31/2006 2:27:40 PM
You stop calling when not being answered. You give up when being let down. Does it make sense?

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Words of wisdom Posted: 8/31/2006 1:32:19 PM
My no. 1 choice and all time favorite: ***************************************************************** A rich person is not the one who has the most, but the one who needs the least. -theinterviewwithgod- *****************************************************************

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How much would you pay to never have your heart broken again? Posted: 8/31/2006 1:01:51 PM
PAY nothing....but ATTENTION

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whera have you been??? Posted: 8/29/2006 3:07:20 AM
Afghanistan, albania, Algeria, American Samoa, Andorra, Angola, Anguilla, Antigua & Barbuda, Argentina, Armenia, Ascension, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Belaurs, Benin, Bermuda, Bhutan, Bolivia, Bonin Islands, Botswana, Bulgaria, Burkina, Burundi, Cameroon, Canary Islands, Cape Verde, Chad, Chatham Islands, Christmas Islands, Colombia, Congo, Croatia, Czech Republic, Djibouti, El Salvador, Eritrea, Estonia, Ethiopia, Falkland Islands, Gabon, Gambia, Georgia, Ghana, Greenland, Grenada, Haiti, Honduras, Isle of Man, Jordan, Kenya, Kuwait, Lebanon, Liberia, Libya, Lithuania, Lord Howe Island, Madagascar, Malta, Mayotte, Mongolia, Myanmar, Namibia, Nepal, Niger, North Korea, Oman, Paraguay, Qatar, romania, Rwanda, Seychelles, Slovakia, Solomon Islands, Syria, Togo, Tunisia, Trinidad and Tobago, Uganda, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, West Bank, Yemen, Zambia........... Wow.....but wait a minute........these are the places I haven't been to....

solitude100years

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Is the UN useless ? Posted: 8/29/2006 2:42:39 AM
My goodness, don't you see what UN stands for ?????? Useless Nation !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Seriously, I'm not in any position to judge........

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If you could relive a day.... Posted: 8/28/2006 12:04:27 PM
25 June 2002 - That my mom wouldn't have to die alone.....it hurts.......

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Would this be your dream vacation? Posted: 8/28/2006 11:41:03 AM
Day 1: Syria – City Ruins sight-seeing in Damascus and Aleppo Day 2: Cyprus - Embarkation at 6:66am, on board 5 million-ton Battleship “ Eliminator” Day 3: Mediterranean Sea - stop over Gaza Strip at your own risk Day 4: Jerusalem – UN Gala Dinner, All Inclusive Day 5: Red Sea – stop over Cairo, keep an eye on your pockets or someone else will do Day 6: Red Sea – stop over Ethiopia to join Fund-raising Breakfast. Travelers are strongly advised to donate as much as you can: money, jewelery, food, medicine, organs....etc. Day 7: Persian Gulf – stay over night at Bandar Abbas Day 8: Iran - Oilfield Tour – each traveler is entitled 50 gallons of oil as souvenir Day 9: Iraq – War Game or Hide & Seek, again, participate at your own risk Day 10 Feel free to stay or escape, a permanent residency will cost you nothing if armed. Whereas it'll probably cost your life if not armed. Departure Date: 11 September 2006 Cost per head: US$ 100000 if alive / US$1000 if dead Inquiry Hotline: 1800-000-000

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Hezbollah not terrorists Posted: 8/28/2006 9:30:39 AM
See I've told you OP, mind your typo!!!!!!!! What he really meant was " Hezbollah not tourists" ! Move on peace.............

solitude100years

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Some of life’s best quotes and sayings: Posted: 8/28/2006 4:33:02 AM
- Anyway - People are unreasonable, illogical & self-centred. Love them anyway. If you do good, people will accuse you of selfish ulterior motives. Do good anyway. If you are successful, you will have false friends & true enemies. Succeed anyway. Honesty & frankness make you vulnerable. Be honest & frank anyway. What you spend years build may be destroyed overnight. Build anyway. People really need help but may attack you if you help them. Help people anyway. Give the world the best you have, and you'll get kicked in the teeth. Give the world the best you have got anyway. -Mother Teresa - (1910-1997)

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