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SamuraiPixie

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Just For Fun - Top 3 What Not To Do On A 1st Date Posted: 7/17/2009 6:17:33 PM
1. Don't get rip roaring drunk; 2. Don't get grabby; and, 3. Don't talk about all your other girlfriends, dates, and/or relationships and why SHE was to blame for everything that went wrong, all night. S.

SamuraiPixie

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Why do I always put my foot in my mouth about my weight? Posted: 5/14/2009 12:30:05 PM
^^^^^^^ Could not have said it better myself, even if I woulda tried... Suz aka Sami

SamuraiPixie

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Need recipes for Mussels or Clams Posted: 5/2/2009 9:19:04 PM
Four bottles of white wine (cheap wine is fine), 2 large cans of chicken, beef or veggie stock, red pepper flakes, cayenne pepper, lots of garlic and butter, and steam till shells open. Works well with mussels or clams or oysters, serve over risotto or white or brown rice or angel hair, with some asparagus or other veggies or a nice salad, and a loaf of crusty bread. Suz aka Sami

SamuraiPixie

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Interesting Egg Salad Posted: 4/30/2009 12:33:31 PM
You know the look of egg salad has never really bothered me, unless it was in a vending machine. I'm kind of a purist in terms of how I cook my egg salad eggs and learned a long time ag0 that the perfect hard boiled egg is key. So having said that, a perfect hard boiled egg, put in pot, and set to high, when it hits a roiling boil, set kitchen timer for one minute, when timer goes off, pull off heat and let sit for exactly 5 or 6 additional minutes, depending on how firm you like the yolk. Never fails to be the perfect hard boiled egg, it's never runny and ends up being just perfect. Suz aka Sami

SamuraiPixie

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The new TV series The Cougar! Posted: 4/26/2009 5:56:27 PM
Like I said, professional exhibitionists, and that's just the tip of the iceberg, some are rather disturbed, but apparently it makes for some great ratings and someone, somewhere is making money on it, so I'm sure that these types of shows will only get more prolific. Sad really, but to each his or her own. Suz aka Sami

SamuraiPixie

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The new TV series The Cougar! Posted: 4/26/2009 12:57:20 PM
I see what you are saying and I would agree in that context, but bear in mind that those studies sometimes can, as you stated, be deficient if they are lumping together psychiatric disorders and psychological impairments with things that are not necessarily severe, and completely treatable, i.e., ADHD, and things like that. However, I would, as I said, agree that in cases where things go untamed, untreated or are ignored, shows of that nature, if not being monitored appropriately by parents, can reinforce negative behaviors, but then again so can video games and many other things. I would agree that genetics plays a part in some disorders, but I think in the end those disorders grow to be far worse, when nurture is not something that the parent(s) are inclined to participate in actively and appropriately. It's sad really, I see it far too often in my work, and truly wish I didn't. Suz aka Sami

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The new TV series The Cougar! Posted: 4/25/2009 9:48:54 PM
"meaning deviancy is no longer considered to be an outlier or atypical but normal behavior!" You make a very salient point, and the shows that you mention definitely depict the foregoing in all of it's glory, and perhaps some of the behavior being seen nowadays has something to do with them, to be sure, given that these shows would appeal to a certain caliber of person, but I still tend to believe that a whole lot of the behaviors you are describing and that are, I agree, running rampant in society today, have more to do with poor parenting skills than anything else. I'm of the paradigm that people are definitely a product of their environment and upbringing, and if they view the goings on, on shows such as Jerry Springer as normal, everyday, goings on at home, then they are more than likely going to model their behavior after what they have seen and what has become, to their, view normal. Granted there are many exceptions to this rule, however, it takes a certain strength of character and presence of mind to fly in the face of everything that is being foisted upon you as you are growing up, and create a whole new and different set of norms and mores and this works in both directions, i.e, people that have everything stacked against them and rise above it, and people that have every opportunity and sink to the depths of depravity. I've only ever watched Jerry Springer once, and I had this uncontrollable and somewhat overwhelming urge to bathe in Clorox when it was over, and to run to the doctor for a Penicillin inoculation... LOL... it's probably one of the main reasons I have 7 or 8 shows that I watch or DVR and nothing else... Suz aka Sami

SamuraiPixie

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The new TV series The Cougar! Posted: 4/25/2009 2:39:52 PM
Comfort, thank you... however, although I agree that actors, musicians, professional athletes, and the media do influence the decisions that people make socially and culturally speaking, whether it's subconscious or not, I do not count reality TV people in any of those categories. I'm of the opinion that most reality TV people, MOST being the key word here, are professional exhibitionists, and little more than that and while some may have some actual quantifiable skill on some level, most are simply out to make spectacles of themselves and the more shocking the subject matter, i.e., Flavor Flav, I love New York, Bridezillas, etc., the better and more voluminous the fodder for their ego tripping. The Cougar is pretty much right up there in terms of base subject matter. I sincerely doubt that anyone with the intellect above that of a dust bunny would watch any of these shows and think, "wow, I aspire to be just like that". I don't think so... Reality TV is a convention and creation and logical development of the 20th century, inasmuch as Hollywood has run out of interesting things to put on TV with original subject matter and story lines, and has turned to the next, most logical subject to depict, which is humanity at its very worst and most deplorable. It's no coincidence that the most popular of these reality shows are the ones that depict people in the worst possible light. Psychologically speaking it's like a horrific scene, your brain wants you to turn away because it's so horrific, but the very fact that it is so horrific keeps you transfixed and unable to look away from it. And very cool about your black belt, I'm very impressed, I hope to one day be a black belt myself, although as Frost would say I have miles to go before I sleep, in this case, get ranked as a black belt... but one day... Suz aka Sami

SamuraiPixie

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Are there ANY women who don't CHEAT? Posted: 4/25/2009 1:35:23 PM
Uh, never cheated on a single relationship I've ever had... just simply not in my nature to demean myself in that manner, so yes, we do exist. Suz aka Sami

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The new TV series The Cougar! Posted: 4/25/2009 1:33:04 PM
"how the heck is this show tearing her down? she loves the attention, gets to act like a ho to a bunch of pathetic men, and you are acting like she's some kind of a victim." It's called selective editing in the Post process, making some of the guys sound like total halfwits, and making her sound like an even bigger halfwit. Post is where reality shows create their shock value, and sound bites, and typically if they have multiple takes of a scene they will use the one that is the most shocking, funny, disgusting, disturbing, etc., and splice it together with something else equally as bad to create the two minute scene that gets on TV and gets the best ratings. In a show like this there are times they have even more takes than that in order to create the most shocking result they can. So no Virginia, reality TV is not as reality as you think, it's contrived and geared toward specific things depending on the genre and the goal of the particular production. So in answer to your question, yes, the show can, in fact, tear down a person, it just begs the question as to exactly how and that's usually not evident till months later when retrospect and hindsight kick in and people are all shocked and shaken over what a horses ass they made of themselves on national TV, all over Utube, and all over the net. Suz aka Sami

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Interesting Egg Salad Posted: 4/25/2009 12:13:55 AM
Red peppers is not something I've tried yet, will definitely give it a whirl... :) Suz aka Sami

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If they call us women Cougars, what do they call the Men? Posted: 4/24/2009 9:04:44 PM
" Assuming "cougar" means older women who go for younger guy..Dirty old men". " Funny cuz it's true... LMAO... Suz aka Sami

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New BF's acceptance of his ED problem... means no sex for me? Posted: 4/24/2009 8:37:11 PM
Keep in mind that not all pills work the same for all people, that's why going to a doctor is imperative so that he can be trialed on what is available and so the right thing can be found for him, and that's assuming there is nothing else physical going on. I really strongly suggest broaching the issue delicately, because it needs to be broached, before the relationship gets to a point where it can't be fixed and that means a visit to a physician, and if that does not provide a positive result then going to counseling. Suz aka Sami

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why do alot of the guys at this site have a problem with dogs? Posted: 4/24/2009 8:10:53 PM
"I'm sorry I dont want a paris hilton dog limiting what we can do." Uhm, my pets don't limit what I do, it's called boarding them assuming I can't get their regular pet sitter... the only time they become an issue is if I decide that potential date is not really floating my boat for whatever reason, and I can think of only twice that I've resorted to doing that because I didn't want to hurt the guy and he couldn't take all the hints I had laid down. I'm thinking if your dates are telling you that they can't do something it may have something more to do with their feeling vis a vis attitude towards you/the relationship than it has to do with the pet(s) limiting them. People with kids do it all the time, they don't really dig the person they're seeing so suddenly getting a sitter becomes impossible, it's a great scape goat and makes the parent not have to be the heavy... for those of us that don't have kids to lay the excuse on, our pets become a great way to get out of dealing with someone we would rather not hurt outright. Just sayin'... Suz aka Sami

SamuraiPixie

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what is everyones opin on tattoos? Posted: 4/24/2009 8:02:23 PM
^^^^ one more pearl of lack of wisdom (scroll up for racism on parade) from the unibomber, pffft... tsk, sad, so, so sad... Suz aka Sami

SamuraiPixie

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New BF's acceptance of his ED problem... means no sex for me? Posted: 4/24/2009 7:47:41 PM
If you really are this emotionally invested in this relationship, I would strongly, and vehemently encourage that you broach the subject of counseling or a doctor's visit. Being resigned to this sort of an issue at 42 smacks of something else going on beyond just not being able to follow through on the act of love making. There is either something else going on here that is not readily apparent from your post, or there is an actual physical issue that needs immediate attention. Good luck to you I really hope this works out, because it sounds like the relationship is spot on with the exception of the physical part of it. Try to be good to yourself, and realize it's not your fault, and see if this man is as vested in your relationship as you are, and if he is, then he should have no problem going to therapy and to the doctor to rule out all other physical and emotional causes for this issue. Suz aka Sami

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Interesting Egg Salad Posted: 4/22/2009 9:10:37 PM
I like it with egg whites, don't care where it comes from... LOL... Suz aka Sami

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Interesting Egg Salad Posted: 4/22/2009 8:50:08 PM
I love Chorizo, tho never tried it in egg salad... LOL... I like Orange Spice Tea, I drink it decaf at night, and Orange Spice Green Tea during the day... and yes I agree a good egg salad rocks... Lemme know what your thoughts are on shrimp, crab and/or lobster salad... Suz aka Sami

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A ring from the past Posted: 4/22/2009 8:34:04 PM
I would suggest that you perhaps take it to a jeweler and have it modified in some way or better yet, pull out the stones and make something new, but to wear an old enagagement ring like that, would be disrespectful, in my opinion. How would you feel is the shoe was on the other foot? Suz aka Sami

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Cirque De Soliel Workout Posted: 4/22/2009 12:37:20 AM
I would look into it, I only saw it a few days ago, but I recall them commenting that centers would be opening up all over the place... can't hurt to check it out, right?? And yeah it does sound like fun, except for that twirly one, that one looks like you need a Dramamine patch to make sure you don't get wicked dizzy and come off that thing tossing your lunch... LOL... Suz aka Sami

SamuraiPixie

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Interesting Egg Salad Posted: 4/21/2009 11:47:54 PM
SAND - You're what I call an egg salad purist... LMAO... I went with the purist method, I thought I had cider vinegar but I was mistaken... so went with mayo, spicy mustard, dab of pickle relish, onions, celery, dill, and cayenne... with 4 melba toast crackers and some tea, pretty typical night... given that fact I'm curious what ya'll can come up with with respect to shrimp, crab, and lobster... Suz aka Sami

SamuraiPixie

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Squatters Posted: 4/21/2009 10:36:58 PM
Like I said get yourself a good Palimony lawyer who can look at your circumstances and tell you how to best proceed... Suz aka Sami

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Squatters Posted: 4/21/2009 10:27:50 PM
I would strongly suggest you find yourself a good lawyer that deals in Palimony... not knowing what state you're in, you could be looking at protracted litigation if she can prove that that is, for all intents and purposes her residence, and you did, in fact, promise her a life, or marriage, or what have you... I do suggest that you not do anything that could at all be interpreted to as being hostile, abusive or anything else like that, or you could find yourself in even more trouble... I'm sure if you google you can find a lawyer in your area who can advise you best on the Palimony laws, and how they would apply to your situation. Suz aka Sami

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Wierd sandwiches we ate as kids or anything else! Posted: 4/21/2009 10:04:29 PM
Chunky Skippy, Grape Jelly and Marshmallow Paste, on white Wonder bread... OMG, just thinking of it now makes my teeth ache and my stomach hurt... LMAO... Suz aka Sami

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Interesting Egg Salad Posted: 4/21/2009 8:15:37 PM
That does help, I'm planning on making egg salad for dinner so I will let you know how it works out... usually when I pare down recipes it takes me a time or two or three depending, LOL, to get them just right, but I'll definitely give this a shot since I don't have any wasabi in the house at the moment. Suz aka Sami

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Crock Pot Cookery? Posted: 4/21/2009 8:13:41 PM
Yes please thank Arp, I've printed it and will be making it very soon... Suz aka Sami

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Interesting Egg Salad Posted: 4/21/2009 7:37:47 PM
LOL, I usually make due with 3 or 4 eggs for myself, I'll have to try and find a website that has those equations to pare down a recipe... Potato salad yummy, I wish I could eat them more... LOL... Suz aka Sami

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relationship Posted: 4/21/2009 7:25:35 PM
You know no one is psychic, so no one can really tell you if this will or won't work in the long wrong with any absolute accuracy, however, statistically, an age gap that large will produce an assortment of problems. I would have to agree with the poster who mentioned the whole, she might be after security concept, because in all likelihood, that's probably what she is trying to do, whether she is trying to do consciously or not. As for my personal opinion, an age gap that large would make it extremely difficult to maintain a good, solid relationship, under the best of circumstances, and by best it would mean that 9 out 10 things you agree on, you have just about every conceivable thing in common, and are carbon copies of each other, for all intents and purposes, and we all know that's not feasible. Good luck to you, I hope you come out on the other side of this with a modicum of happiness and contentment, but you really need to consider all of the facts here, and try to make a decision based on the reality rather than the fantasy which you can easily get caught up in. Suz aka Sami

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why do alot of the guys at this site have a problem with dogs? Posted: 4/21/2009 7:19:43 PM
Insecurities, yes believe it or not, selfishness, and the inability to be able to compromise. As for slobber, I can only speak for my own little guys, but they absolutely don't slobber, they are very clean, and typically smell like lavender and vanilla... Suz aka Sami

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Pain in Chest. Posted: 4/21/2009 6:30:12 PM
"These are the type that are about the size of a nickel, taste like cherry, and you chew them. Also, keep a can of carbonated cola type soda in the fridge. Next time you get the pain, chew one of the tablets and drink the soda. If it's GERD it should produce a huge burp and almost immediate relief. " I'll definitely have to keep the above suggestion in my first aid kit, very cool... Suz aka Sami

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Crock Pot Cookery? Posted: 4/21/2009 6:21:18 PM
RET - It figures it would be you who come through with the exact recipe, YAY, LOL, thanks, although this is chicken, I'm gonna go out on a limb and assume you can use the same parameters for beef or pork or lamb, yes? The Dr. Pepper idea further down this thread is really interesting, I'll have to try that, again I'm gonna presume this works equally well regardless of the meat or poultry used? SAND - I tried to email you about that Wasabi idea but you're not taking posts from people in my geographical location, so if you could email me please, I'd appreciate it. Suz aka Sami

SamuraiPixie

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Adjusting to no sugar and other no no foods Posted: 4/21/2009 6:18:13 PM
It's never easy but if you can get past the 30 day point, you are then well within having created a habit territory which starts to make the whole process easier... and of course the longer you maintain, the less you think about it and the easier it gets... Suz aka Sami

SamuraiPixie

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Interesting Egg Salad Posted: 4/21/2009 6:13:11 PM
Oh man that wasabi sounds interesting to be sure, the apple cider vinegar idea however, is a first, I've never heard that but I'll have to try it. And yes curry is an acquired taste... LOL... I'm definitely going to have to try the home made mayo as well... Since all of you guys have so graciously shared your gourmet creations with me, here's another one for you to ponder, and potentially share some ideas with me on, SHRIMP Salad, or CRAB Salad, or LOBSTER Salad, or a mix of all three, in a cold salad, like something you would put on crackers, or rice cakes, or fill an avocado half with or perhaps even fill celery stalks with, or scoop up using vegetable chips, like cucumber. Lemme know what ya'll have... Suz aka Sami

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Pain in Chest. Posted: 4/21/2009 12:40:29 PM
I'm still thinking it sounds like GERD. I would definitely try the things that I suggested, some make or may not work for you, and get a second opinion so that they can try you on the other stuff out there aside from Prevacid, and see if they can come up with a solution. Suz aka Sami

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Pain in Chest. Posted: 4/21/2009 2:30:47 AM
I'd ask for a second opinion, but there is still a very real possibility that it is GERD (acid build up) but that Prevacid was simply not effective for you. There are an assortment of meds out there, both OTC and prescription strength that you can try to see if they are effective. In the meantime, try to do the following, raise the head of your bed 6 inches, that's the recommended height if it's GERD, also when you get the pain get up, don't lie down or prop yourself up it will make it worse, get up walk around, go make yourself some chamomile tea, mint tea or ginger tea, all are wonderful herbal remedies that work well for mild GERD symptoms. And, finally, smoking, if it is GERD, probably is making it worse. Try to stop smoking a couple of hours before bedtime, ditto with drinking or eating anything, especially anything with high concentrations of acid, i.e., oranges, tomatos, alcohol, etc. Also, it could be costochondritis, have you had the flu recently and/or really bad coughing? Costochondritis, you can google, could definitely cause this sort of thing. Get yourself that second opinion in the event it's not GERD, but you can try the above in the meantime. I hope it helps... Suz aka Sami

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Shin Splints Posted: 4/20/2009 2:51:08 PM
You need to stop walking till they heal otherwise you're going to risk greater injury. I get these sometimes too, especially when I run, and when it gets to the point where it's excruciating, I have to stop the running for a few weeks, and do yoga instead, or something else that is not hard impact. I know it sucks, but if you don't stop and give it a chance to heal it will only get progressively worse, and you don't want to risk a permanent injury, which is entirely possible. Also, use alternating moist heat and ice packs. Good for you on the marathon thing though... Suz aka Sami

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Profile butterflies Posted: 4/20/2009 2:45:26 PM
^^^I agree except for the writing thing, given that I think that at times people tend to go into what I call journaling mode or stream of consciousness writing mode when they do these things and technically speaking trying to be grammatically correct in either is close to impossible, and would detract from the whole point of the exercise. Now, blatant misspellings, that drives me nuts, and anything that is slangish,gangsterish, or hoodlumish, i.e., holla, da, beeatch, and a couple of others that escape me at the moment, are enough to make my eyes bleed. To me that smacks of trying to hard, unless you are course, 14-years-old and fancy yourself to be a hood, a gangster, or a gangsterette, but in any other case and above that age group, when you try that hard, you're five minutes away from being five minutes ago, if you get my drift. Suz aka Sami

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Cirque De Soliel Workout Posted: 4/20/2009 2:38:25 PM
Has anyone seen any of the studios popping up all over the place for this workout? I saw it on one of the talk shows the other night and it looks very cool. Funny one of the ladies was trying one of the exercises on the trapeze where you do bilateral pirouettes, side to side, and she came off the thing walking around like a drunken sailor... anyway if anyone actually ventures out to try this at some point I would love to hear some real world feedback. Suz aka Sami

SamuraiPixie

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Ideas on post deployment gift? Posted: 4/20/2009 2:14:53 PM
IMANNOANGEL - Clearly they do... I tried to email you but couldn't... so, wanted to acknowledge that yes GM do TA, LMAO... Suz aka Sami

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Ideas on post deployment gift? Posted: 4/20/2009 2:00:01 PM
Digital picture frame, one of the larger ones, would be a great gift, and maybe a scrap book, to put in it anything in the way of mementos that he brought home with him. Suz aka Sami

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Profile butterflies Posted: 4/20/2009 1:53:28 PM
"Happens to me too, so Im thinking about taking down my pics because it feels like I just drank 15 red bulls. lol" Sweetie if you drank 15 redbulls, those aren't butterflies you're feeling, it's a stroke, get thee to the ER pronto... I'm just sayin'... Suz aka Sami

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When did Curvy begin to mean Obese? Posted: 4/19/2009 10:27:20 PM
"I gained a few more pounds this week, so yay me!" YAY YOU!! You go girlie, keep it up you'll get back up to a healthy place, make sure you're exercising to build up muscle mass as well as to keep the endorphins making you feel good... On another note, I'm so sorry about you're mom, but letting yourself go to crap is only going to make you feel worse, and does nothing to the memory of her, given I'm sure you guys were close & had a good relationship. Be kind to yourself, & take care of yourself, the way mom would want you to... Suz aka Sami

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When did Curvy begin to mean Obese? Posted: 4/19/2009 9:46:07 PM
people who judge and criticize don't even have one photo isn't it?? must be because he is too ugly and ashamed to post one. just another ahole hiding behind his computer HA, funny how there is a run of the ahole variety on here these days, huh, pffft... Suz aka Sami

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what makes a good relationship... Posted: 4/19/2009 9:04:41 PM
^^^ I think it's more than a lucky few, I know quite a few people who have met and married their online relationship... as a matter of fact, one more friend of the family was married yesterday to a man she met online... so it can happen, and I think these days, it's probably a lot more common, given people's schedules. Suz aka Sami

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what makes a good relationship... Posted: 4/19/2009 8:59:50 PM
^^^^ That and compromise, mutual respect, empathy, hard work, commitment, determination, willingness to give, loyalty, friendship, understanding, honesty, amongst other things. Suz aka Sami

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When did Curvy begin to mean Obese? Posted: 4/19/2009 8:38:41 PM
Ameera nasty people need to be made to account... ugly words really does not scratch the surface, ugly person, ugly mind, ugly spirit, ugly soul, ugly personality, pfffft... you know still does not quite do it either... you rock others don't, just that simple... Suz aka Sami

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Crock Pot Cookery? Posted: 4/19/2009 7:49:56 PM
If anyone on here has the recipe for pulled beef, that is made with a can of coke amongst other things, please email it to me. I vaguely remember hearing about this at some point, and have never been able to find the actual exact recipe. Suz aka Sami

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Quoting, Bolding, Underline HTML - Practice Thread Posted: 4/19/2009 6:30:03 PM
that clearly did not work, damn.

SamuraiPixie

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Quoting, Bolding, Underline HTML - Practice Thread Posted: 4/19/2009 6:29:37 PM
above chart will accomplish the quoting function I'm practicing just learned how to do this quoting this... hope this is okay to post here.

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When did Curvy begin to mean Obese? Posted: 4/19/2009 6:16:57 PM
""Eenk on 4/19/2009 329 PM: Ameera, you are fat and unattractive."" Wow, once again someone proving without a shadow of doubt that they have serious issues with women in general. Only someone who has the comprehensive mentality of a 10 year old, prepubescent grade-schooler, would post something like this about someone. Anyone beyond that age is expressing some deep seeded issues that span all kinds of things... sad... tsk. Suz aka Sami

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